for his brave actions, he was awarded the medal of honor. this memorial day, we remember him and all the brave men and women like him who give their last breath in defense of our country. we honor their memory and their sacrifice, and we also hope to honor them with our deeds to

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warriors -- as we honor the brave warriors who gave their lives for hours, sending the last momentsof this great country and its people. words cannot measure the depth of their devotion, the. he of their love, or the totality of their courage. day we hope that every can prove worthy, not only of their sacrifice and service, but of the sacrifice made by their families and loved ones left behind. special, special people. i especially want to extend secretary john kelly for joining us today. wonderful man. [applause] president trump: i always like to call him "general." he understands more than most everwood or ever will be ones and burdens of war. secretaryid the proudly serve in the military for many years, enduring many hardships,, but he and his incredible wife karen have borne hardshipe most painful of them all, the loss of their son robert in service to our country. robert died fighting the enemies of all civilizations in afghanistan. heather, k, andrea, -- the entire kelly family kate, andrea, and the entire kelly family, today, 300 million american hearts are joined with yours.

trump: senator dole fought bravely in world war ii and was bravely in world war ii and was severely woundede. in just a few weeks, bob will be celebrating his 94th birthday. [applause] pres. trump: and bob, i know i speak for millions of grateful americans when i say thank you. [applause] pres. trump: thank you, bob. [applause] pres. trump: we thank you not only for your service, but for helping us to remember your fallen comrades and the countless american patriots who gave their lives in the second world war. since the first volley of gunfire in the revolution, brave americans in every generation have answered the call of duty and won victory for freedom in its hour of need. today, a new generation of american patriots are fighting to win the battle against terrorism, risking their lives to protect our citizens from an enemy that uses the murder of innocents to wage war on humanity itself. we are joined today by the wife of specialist christopher horton, who rests on these so beautiful grounds. as jane tells us, chris was a man who loved his country with every part of his being. in 2008,

they are not talked to be brave the way the boys are. what can we do? we cannot topple the structures without addressing culture, and culture is a problem, and the solution is you. learn from my mistakes, do not wait for the perfect credential, or one day you might find yourself looking for a recommendation letter at a funeral. you have a degree from scripps college, that is all the validation that you need. and when it comes to all the other women and girls you will encounter in your life, colleagues, employees, do not let them play it safe either. let's push each other to be brave, push each other to take risks, challenge each other to go out of our comfort zones, to let's push eachtiptoe out to thf your ability, because if you do your part, if we all do our part, then we will unleash the generations of women leaders the world has ever seen. [applause] reshma: i know that every graduation speaker says this, the class of 2017, you are really going to change the world. congratulations. [applause] >> arizona governor doug ducey >> the governor of arizona

for his brave actions, he was awarded the medal of honor.his memorial day, we remember him and all the brave men and women like him who give their last breath in defense of our country. we honor their memory and their sacrifice, and we also hope to honor them with our deeds to prove there is no pace without those willing to bear the scars and wounds of war. there is no strength without those brave enough to protect the week, and the people that need protection. and there is no prosperity at home without those willing to show there -- or burdens overseas. flagius american represents the blood of patriots spilled and funds of freedom. it represents the current that burns in american hearts. it represents the unity that binds us all together as one. it represents the freedoms -- bestowed on us by a mighty god. you are the warriors of freedom. you are the protectors of the great american flag. the patriots will keep the fires of liberty burning. who protect the gun-given freedoms that are deeper right every single american child. i'm proud to me

we pay tribute to those brave souls who raced into gunfire, roared into battle, and ran into hell tomade their sacrifice that for fame or for money, or even for glory, but for country. we are privileged to be joined today by a man whose life demonstrates the values of service and sacrifice. senator bob whole, here with his wife, senator elizabeth dole. [applause] pres. trump: senator dole fought bravely in world war ii and was .everely wounded by german fire in just a few weeks he will be celebrating his 94th birthday. [applause] and bob, i know i speak for millions of grateful americans when i say thank you. thank you, bob. we thank you not only for your service, but for helping us to remember your fallen comrades and the countless american patriots who gave their lives in the second world war. since the first volley of gunfire in the revolution, brave americans in every generation have answered the call of duty and one victory for freedom in its hour of need. today a new generation of american patriots are fighting to win the battle against terrorism, risking their lives to protect

he was brave. but what a job he did. sometime before jack died, he sent a wire home to his dad in new york. it read dear dad, 1000 miles away doesn't make any difference. your bad son is thinking of you, hoping he is worthy of being called a chip off the old block." his father was a tough cookie also. now it is we who are thinking of jack and all of those brave souls who fought alongside of him, with the incredible form of attack, and especially those that have found their resting place beneath the waters where they waged that greatest of battles. they lost their lives in the fires of war, but gained immortality through their sacrifice. and now 75 years later we hope that we are worthy of their deeds in the beautiful beautiful coral sea. we hope to be worthy of the sacrifices they -- made by every service member who has fought in our name, past and present. the men who fought the first and second world war saw terrible lyings, horrible things, death things but they also witnessed spectacular valor and bravery. from the r

for his brave actions, he was awarded the medal of honor.his memorial day, we remember and there is no strength without those brave enough to protect the weak and the people that need protection, and there is no prosperity at home without those willing to shoulder our burdens overseas. that glorious american flag represents the blood of patriots and defense of freedom. it represents the courage that burns in american hearts. it represents the unity that binds us all together as one, and it represents the freedoms bestowed upon us by almighty god. you are the protectors of that great american flag. you are the patriots who keep the fires of liberty burning, and you are the ones who protect the god-given freedoms that are the birthright of every single american child. i am proud to be with you today as your commander in chief. i am honored to have had this time to spend with you. i am excited for the great adventures and achievements that all of us will accomplish together. may god bless you. may god bless our service members. may god bless th

these 234 brave men and women gave their all.y laid down their life to and serve the family, friends and co-workers and here today to honor them. in peace.roes rest may god bless the families they leave behind. may god watch over the officers protecting our streets and today and may god bless the united states of america. you. [cheers and applause] to have thered opportunity to introduce our next speaker. mike pence spent nearly a decade as a member of the u.s. house of a member ofves, as the committee on the judiciary, he was not only a key supporter of law enforcement officers but offensively a champion for law enforcement families. commitment to keeping his hisow citizens safe led to being elected as the governor of indiana in 2012. he serves ane, even greater role. welcome the 48th vice states,t of the united pence. r. [applause] v.p. pence: thank you, linda. thepresident, members of cabinet, members of congress, dignitaries,s and members of the law enforcement community and the precious our fallen, it is and onl police week

for his brave actions, the ensign was awarded the medal of honor.his memorial day, we remember him and all of the brave men and theirlike him who give last breath in defense of our country. and we also hope to honor them with our see to prove worthy of isir sacrifice because there no peace without their willing to bear the scars and wounds of war. there are no ones with the strength brave enough to protect the weak and those who need protection. and there is no prosperity at home without those willing to shoulder our burdens overseas. that glorious american flag represents the blood of patriots spilled in defense of freedom. it represents the courage that burns in american hearts. it represents the unity that binds us all together as one, and it represents the freedoms bestowed on us by almighty god. of freedom.warriors protectors of the flag. you keep the fires of liberty burning and you are the ones to protect the god-given freedoms of the birthright of every .ingle american child i am proud to be with you today is your commander in chief. i am ho

i look at the brave men and women in uniform who have made the ultimate sacrifice.ice. sunday, the growing russia investigation. new reports that president trump's son-in-law jared kushner tried to set up back channel communications with russia to avoid u.s. monitoring. the reaction? former deputy cia chief john mclaughlin. >> if an american intelligence officer had done anything like this, we would consider it espionage. >> the trump trump administration responds but not in front of cameras. >> >> we're not going to comment on jerryd. we're not going to comment. >> after john brannan testifies that russia can lure people unwittingly into treason. >> individual who's go along the treasono

"brave new world." any comments on the disconnect between theory and practice? i grew up with very strong family connections and encouraged to really keep the family as primary. one additional comment. if somebody has the patience to read "the sword of truth" series, book six will give you the best picture i have found in fiction or nonfiction on what it is to live under communism or socialism where the futility of life, the void created by the push to spy on family members and everything -- if you want to touch it, i recommend the time it takes to read the book. that is just a comment. a couple more things but i think i took enough time. >> is this on? thank you for your comments. there is much that needed to be trimmed in the paper to get down to the time limit i went over. in terms of patent medicine first, while mr. wiley is advocating for the pure food and drug act, one of the biggest opponents lobbying against his legislation is the patent medicine lobby. wiley is attuned to the sense that even in the 19th century there were people putting labels on produc

|j brave. my husband was reeling backwards and forwards.ughter were right there because was just the time we were due to meet them. i went back in to check if they were injured. i check every single person there to see if it was our daughter and granddaughter and thankfully for us it was dark. for us they would not there. but we thought the blast was in the arena and religious court the outskirts of it. —— we just caught the outskirts of it. i went through security doors and i saw there was no debris and ashen things through the, there was only what are believed to be the remains of the suicide bomber through there. all the destruction was out in the foyer. i knew had not seen my daughter and granddaughter amongst injured andl daughter and granddaughter amongst injured and i came back end. meanwhile i was just trying to comfort little girl. i was just trying to comfort and keeper awake because she kept trying to close her eyes and i told she was brave and asked her name and who was coming for her and asking her dad ‘s name and telling her s

so the cat is scooped up and put in the same. >> that's a brave cat. >> that cat is brave but they'reo dogs. they said it was a kitten on the street and took it home to the big dogs. nobody seemed to be scared of each other. this dog is used to it. >> the irony now is the cat is now the big dog. >>> now there's shirt that's got everybody talking. >> fashion forward or fashion failure? on the next "right this minute." >>> still to come, a uk singer spotted a street performer doing his thing. >> she asked if she could sing a verse. ♪ >> see why this duet has the web praying for more. >>> plus we'll reveal wednesday's buzzword for your shot to win an ipad mini. wait y. what are you guys up to? people love progressive's name your price tool so much it's hard to get their attention. that's where moves like this come in... [ grunts ] we give people options based on their budget with our name your price tool. what does an incredibly awkward between the legs dribble do? what's the matter flo? scared you can't keep up? jaime! swing a wide paint, hollow scoop on three. [ screams ] guess i have

apparently he was pretty brave too and only cried a little bit. the park says you're supposed to cross your arms and legs when you go down that slide. he did not cross his legs, although it's still very concerning this happened at all. as a result, the park has closed that slide to make sure it's safe. >> we have a maintenance person from the installer coming out right now to check that piece of equipment with us and make sure that everything is operating as per the guides. so we'll make sure it's safe before we turn it back on. >> reporter: and this is the grand opening of the park as you said. it was supposed to be a special weekend that now has a little bit of issues that we're trying to figure out. people are still showing up and there are still kids on the slides. we'll have more coming up in the next hour. >>> a hayward teen subbing hailed a hero after he rescued his little brother from a burning house. outside the children's hospital in oakland with more on the young brother's condition. >> reporter: i spoke to the father of the two boys in

capitol to pay law te to those brave enforcement officers who gave duty.lives in the line of on this police officers memorial we thank god for having with such many of us ncredible heros and we pledge our solidarity with their families and loved ones and many great families and survivors are here with us today for you to love stand up. families and survivors, what people.credible [applause] >> and your loved ones are looking down on you right now. believe me. they're very proud. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. very much for being here. whatever you need, we are here praying for we are you. as i look out today at this assembly of police, detectiv detectives detectives marshals, and of you to want all remember and heed this promise, i will always support the ncredible men and women of law nforcement as much as you have always supported me. [applause] >> and you did. big league. reminds us e here ll of what is at stake on this sacred day of remembrance. each may during police week, new of fallen police officers re added to the national law enforcement memorial. year, 394 brave souls

kerry sanders, orlando. >> brave young girl. that will do it for us on a tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. a power play by president trump -- as he fires f-b-i director james . >>> right now at 6:00 we're following breaking news a power play by president trump as he fires fbi director james comey. we're told comey was caught off guard and boarded a the private plan taxiing at lax. the news at 6:00 starts right now. dpeeng thank for being with us. >>> i want to show you of the private plane again again. washington rocked by president trump firing of the fbi director james comey. james comey inside that plane, taxiing now at lax leaving los angeles. mr. comey did not appear at an event that he was supposed to appear. again, he was scheduled to speak at an fbi recruiting event this evening in hollywood set to deliver keynote address about the importance of the fbi's work. but as you can see, mr. comey did not go to the event. in fact his motor keyed went in the opposite direction to leave just a short while aft

we pay tribute to those brave souls who raced into gunfire, roared into battle, and ran into hell town evil. they made their sacrifice not for fame or for money or even .or glory, but for country we are privileged to be joined today by a man whose life demonstrates the values of service and sacrifice, senator bob dole here with his wife, senator elizabeth dole. [applause] senator dole fought bravely in world war ii and was severely .ounded by german fire in just a few weeks, bob will be celebrating his 94th birthday. [applause] [cheering] and bob, i know i speak for millions of grateful americans when i say thank you. thank you, bob. [applause] thank you not only for your service, but for helping us to remember your fallen comrades and the countless american patriots who gave their lives in the second world war. since the first volley of gunfire in the revolution, brave americans in every generation have answered the call of duty and won victory for freedom in its hour of need. today, a new generation of american patriots are fighting to win the battle against terrorism, risking thei

a chance for victory against the braves. that's coming up >>> now, wusa9 "game on sports." >> our nationals have be of the best teams in baseball! but in a mini fly right now! losers of three straight. visiting the braves again down in atlanta. matt is making his first start after taking a ball to the knee last sunday. that's mark and he did not have his best stuff today giving up that shot to rio ruiz! first homer for ruiz. couple innings later -- [ sigh ] >> this one from kemp. braves lead 3. they threatened to take the lead. but bryce harper pops up in the infield! and then ryan zimmerman would strike out in the inning and the nats never threatened after that. losing at the acl5-2. >>> hey, check this out! the o's and the jays. birds with the maryland pride. i like them. i like them! but joey -- chases bautista in a hurry. bottom of birds respond. wellington castillo! his third homer in the last two days. second game-winning homer. birds win. and i like those! i like them. i like them! 7-5. that's that bruno mars song. st

senator dole fought bravely in world war ii, and was severely wounded by german fire.k for millions of grateful americans when i say, thank you. thank you, bob. we thank you not only for your service, but for helping us to remember your fallen comrades. and the countless american patriots who gave their lives in the second world war. since the first volley of gunfire in the revolution, brave americans in every generation have answered the call of duty, and won victory for freedom in its hour of need. today a new generation of american patriots are fighting to win the battle against terrorism, risking their lives to protect our citizens from an enemy that uses the murder of innocents to wage war on humanity itself. we are joined today by the wife of specialist christopher horton, who rests on these so beautiful grounds, as jane tells us chris was a man who loved this country with every part of his being. in 2008, chris enlisted in the oklahoma army national guard. he trained as a sniper, becoming known as one of the best shots anywhere, at any time. he was a talented, t

this year, 394 brave souls joined the over 20,000 men and women who gave up their lives in the line ofthese heroes are not only carved into that wall but carved into the hearts of the american people and by the way the american people love you more than you will ever know. [applause] your loved ones left us much too soon. the memory of their courage will live on forever. to see so many names together is to gain only a small glimpse of the debt america owes to those who protect our cities and police our streets. we are privileged this morning to joined by families of the fallen for whom we owe that ultimate loyalty, so many people please know that you do not grieve alone. we cannot fathom the depth of your loss or fully appreciate the bond that forms in the precincts and between partners on the beat your sadness is felt by all of us. every drop of blood spilled from our heroes in blue is a wound inflicted upon the whole country and every heartache known by your families and law enforcement is a sorrow shared by the entire family of the american nation. no one asks these selfless men and

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in 2016, two brave arizona officers died as they responded to calls. david van glasser, phoenix police department, and darin reid, a police department in my district. both of these men left behind family and loved ones. as a former police officer and homicide investigator, national police week has a special meaning to me. i have lost friends, partners, brothers and sisters in the line of duty. i have grieved with their families during the most difficult times. and i have experienced firsthand the real sacrifices they make. each of the 135 officers from across the country who died in the line of duty in 2016 worked to keep our neighborhoods safe. and while we can never repay the debts we owe them and their families, we will forever remember their service. as we look to the future, it is important to highlight work being done in cities and towns across the country to not only better protect our families, but also the lives of our law enforcement officers. in arizona, successful community policing programs in flagstaff, phoenix and countless other cities

lauren: braves get even and we will show you exactly how. nicole: may 19, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: will visit israel, the vatican and saudi arabia. in israel he will meet with benjamin netanyahu and also pleat with pope francis at the vatican before he heads to the european union in belgium and on friday he will attend the g-7 summit in sicily, italy, nicole. nicole: the president denied that he asked former fbi director james james comey. >> there's been in collusion certainly between myself and myself but i can always speak for myself and my russians, zero. believe me, there's no collusion. russia is fine but whether it's russia or anybody else, my total priority, believe me, is the united states of america. nicole: air force one is scheduled to depart around 2:00 p.m. eastern time this afternoon. lauren: what can we expect from president trump's first foreign trip? brad blakeman. >> good morning. lauren: do you think president trump will be able to set th

[applause] senator dole fought bravely in world war ii and was severely wounded by german fire.day. [applause] and bob, i know i speak for millions of grateful americans when i say, thank you. thank you, bob. [applause] we thank you not only for your service but for helping us to remember your fallen comrades and the countless american patriots who gave their lives in the second world war. since the first volley of gun fire, in the revolution, braves americans in every generation have answered the call of duty and won victory for freedom in its hour of need. today a new generation of american patriots are fighting to win the battle against terrorism risking their lives to protect our citizens from an enemy that uses the murder of innocence to wage war on humanity itself. we're joined today by the wife of specialist christopher horton who rests on these so beautiful grounds. as jane tells us, chris was a man that loved his country with every part of his being. in 2008, chris enlisted in the oklahoma army national guard. he trained as a sniper becoming known as one of the best sho

these 200 or before brave men and women gave their all.he family, friends and coworkers and public who are here today to honor them. they are heroes rest in peace. may god left the families they leave behind. may god watch over the officers protect in our streets and communities today and may god place the united states of america. thank you. [applause] i am honored to have the opportunity to introduce our next speaker. mike pence spent nearly a decade as a member of the u.s. house of representatives as a member of the committee of the judiciary who is not only a key supporter of law enforcement officers, but was also a chance in for law enforcement families. his commitment to keeping his fellow citizens safe way to his being elected as the governor of indiana in 2012. now of course he serves an even greater role. so please help me welcome the 48th vice president of the united states, michael r. pence. [applause] >> thank you, linda. mr. president, members of the cabinet, members of congress, honored guests and dignitaries, members of the

it really is the least that we can do for these brave men and women. as a member of congress, i've committed myself to ensuring law enforcement is given all of the support necessary and more to carry out their selfless mission. last year around this time we passed five key pieces of legislation which both honor our police and ensure those still serving possess the tools and equipment needed to carry out this responsibility. some of these bills included the fallen heroes flag act of 2016, the federal law enforcement self-defense and protection act, and the bulletproof vest partnership grant program and re-authorization act, and again this week we're doing the same, passing legislation to protect our law enforcement who sacrificed so much to protect us. in recent years, our nation has become fractured, and our police have been subject to acts of violence and hatred. it is more important now than ever before that law enforcement receives our unwavering appreciation and support and respect. courage, leadership and a commitment to service, these are the qua

we must be brave enough to admit that the war on terror is not working. we need a smarter way to reduce the threat from countries that nurture terrorists and generate terrorismwe must be brave enough we must be brave enough to admit that the war we'll have all the reaction to the labour leader's remarks. also this lunchtime. the institute for fiscal studies says neither the conservatives nor labour are being honest with voters about their tax and spending plans. armed police on the trains as detectives in manchester make another arrest in connection with monday's terror attack — 8 people are now in custody. the last of the 22 victims killed in the attack is named. at the g7 summit in sicily, world leaders discuss how to fight extremism online. and chasing the dream — ben ainslie‘s bid for sailing history gets underway tomorrow. if we can win the america's cup for britain, you know, look at our sporting maritime heritage, it's the one thing that's missing, it would be huge if we could bring the cup home, and that's what motivates and inspires us. in the sp

this happened during wednesday night's braves bluejays game.h pitcher jason mott because he quick pitched him which made him strikeout so that was when he used the anti-gay slur. you can see the braves immediately not happy with what was said after conferring with major league baseball. the blue jays suspending him for two games and last night before the series finale apologizing for his actions. >> there's no place for this type of language on a baseball field at home in a clubhouse. there's words out there that are very offensive to a lot of people regardless of how you use them or when you say them but that was the word that came out and ai regret saying it. wholeheartedly and i look forward to making it right. >> nashville predators had former american idol winner kelly clarkson sing the national anthem before last night's western conference finals game. ♪ home of the brave >> clarkson tweeting afterwards please win or they will blame me. the predators were undefeated in the playoffs and every game thus far a country star sang the anthem an

when he and those two other men bravely stepped up to defend two women aboard that train.ow about the suspect, jeremy joseph christian a 35-year-old man who remains behind bars at this hour. we do understand that the fbi has joined in on the investigation as they try to answer a key question here, does this rise to the level of domestic terrorism? or a federal hate crime? as he remains behind bars as you can imagine, plenty of condolences on social media but also some criticism coming from several individuals including the organization the council on islamic relations calling on president trump to denounce this attack and also what they call, quote, rising bigotry as well we're going to try to bring you more on that and see if president trump does address this as he gets ready to make those public remarks at arlington national cemetery. >> polo sandoval, thank you for the reporting especially on those incredibly brave souls who jumped in to help. you're looking at live pictures of arlington national cemetery. there you have the vice president mike pence. we are waiting for

nk our brave men and women in uniform for your service. and the society of new york for this honor. >> to believe that the fbi director has lost the confidence -- >> are you going to recuse yourself on the decision over mr. comey? >> this week on newsmakers, chuck grassley on president james comeyng of and who should be the next head of the bureau. join washington journal on monday as we visit the offices to learn about this news organization start up and hear from their editors and were orders on the news of the day. during us will be the cofounder covering the leadership. watch "washington girl" -- jopurnal" on c-span. >> former first lady michelle obama discussed childhood obesity. she also criticized a recent trump administration decision. announcer: ladies and gentlemen,

cape may with a few brave souls walking the beach. brighter shade of grate now. 63 dreeing east northeast wend 11 miles an hour. here in philadelphia over the next six hours we go from 64 we are where we are now day time high so far with east winds to 8-mile-per-hour and cloud cover to 8:00 we we will see 64 this really shouldn't be a sunshine probably just a slight of a moon. i don't think we're seeing a lot of sunshine at 8:00 but maybe a peek as the sun sets. winds to 9 miles an hour. 59 with a little bit of moon and high clouds at 11:00. this evening thp. that's what we're dealing with. come on back in a couple of minutes talk about the rest of the week again not a total washout. i got 80 in there, rain and sunshine. guys. >> mixed bag tammy thank you see you seen. >> a north philadelphia flam is severance for answers after two young children and grandmother died in an early morning fire yesterday. in montelongo avenue as that fire spread around 5:00 yesterday morning. the parapets of the 9 and 7-year-old victims made it out alive

that the rank and file consider me a wri -- a friend of the police department, and all of the other brave officers and law enforcement personnel across the country. you know how much i respect you, and the groundbreaking work the new york police department has done to reduce violence in your city. it is truly a national leading team. i have long experience -- expressed my admiration for the successes you have achieved here , you and your members. there is no doubt that the last few years has been tough for law enforcement in america. among law enforcement officers has fallen. the fatal shootings of officers went up last year. most americans do not know what i know -- do know what i know. our officers enjoy the highest confidence of the american people. that is because they see you every day on their streets and in their neighborhoods doing the duty that you have been given. you do not do this for recognition. you certainly do not do it for the money. lives saved and streets made safer. the bad guy brought to justice. to can choose this work serve and protect us all, and make our country s

the brave men and women we represent are the frontline of the largest menus to delete -- police department. they are called on everyday to make tough decisions on the street under circumstances you in this room or in the general public can cup weekend. they treat their oak to uphold the law and protect and serve as a separate pledge -- sacred pledge. during national police which, we will honor those from our ranks who made the art -- ultimate sacrifice. police officers recommit to do all we can do to ensure that our brothers and sisters will not end up as names inscribed on a wall of remembrance. this is a time to give thanks for the colleagues, citizens, and public officials will have our backs when things get tough and dangerous. today, we honor one of these public servants, attorney general jeff sessions. we live in a time when politicians and top brass in police departments do not always have the courage to put the interest of innocent citizens and officers safety ahead of political correctness and calculated reelection employees. this is why we are so grateful to have an attorney gene

example, people were forbidden from giving or receiving religious items at a military hospital where our brave service members were being treated and where they wanted those religious items. these were great, great people. these are great soldiers.

atlanta braves. matt kane entered the seventh without giving up a run. but that would change. the giants bats were silent all night. they lose to the braves 2-0. they've now lost four straight. you can watch the giants and braves tonight. first pitch is at 7:05. we talk you to new york where a similar start bau different outcome for the a's against the yankees. a pitchers duel. going seven innings with eight strikeouts. the score was 0-0 going into the ninth. that's when the oakland bats came alive. a two-run homer foresteven vogt. >>> all right. we're going to take you in your mind to oracle arena where, come this thursday, the place is going to be roaring for the third straight year the warriors will face the cavaliers for the nba title. the series has already been making nba history. the warriors and cavs are the first teams ever to face off for the nba title three times in a row. the warriors come in a perfect 12-0 postseason play. the first team ever to come into the finals with a perfect record

o, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave the land of the free brave?e of the >> halt. >> ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, ambassador ron drama of the state of israel. [applause] >> distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, and above all the survivors and their families who are here with us today, this is the first holocaust remembrance day without the man who implored the world never to forget. wiesel's gentle voice and towering conscience are no longer here to remind us, to teach us, to challenge us, and to inspire us, but his powerful words remain with us. perhaps the most powerful of all was his insight, that the opposite of love is not hate, but indifference. like so much else during the holocaust, words like love, ahtehate, and indifference tookn a sharper meaning. the holocaust laid there the unimaginable -- laid bare the unimaginable hatred of hitler's, himmler, and all those who carried out the final solution. it unleashed the horrors of the gas chambers, the cruelty of gele, and the bloodlust of willing exec

there is no strength without those brave enough to protect the week, and the people that need protection. and there is no prosperity at home without those willing to show there -- or burdens overseas. flagius american represents the blood of patriots spilled and funds of freedom. it represents the current that burns in american hearts. it represents the unity that binds us all together as one. it represents the freedoms -- bestowed on us by a mighty god.

i look forward to paying respect to our brave men and women on this memorial day at arlington national cemetery later this morning. live coverage from the amphi amphitheater. ken from michigan, good morning. welcome to the conversation. caller: hi, ken from michigan. i think about my good friend dan feign feigny and his twin older brother. they were twins, he lost his life in late '66 and how everybody from the whole church showed up and, you know, that was many years ago. my family, my uncles, my dad, my father-in-law, who served, they didn't lose their life, but served. i want to get back to previous fellow from j.f.k. contract workers at the tech center don't get m.l.k. day off. that caller that said making one step forward, five steps back, we should have mlk day off as contract workers, thank you for allowing me to speak. what about the folks who got lost in cambodia, one veteran told me we don't address that, a lot of people got lost in cambodia, like vietnam, you know, the vietnam veterans or vietnam soldiers who never came home. that is all, i appreciate it. host: thank you. if

many communities, media has an annual memorial day parade for crowds gathered to honor or country braveervice members, joe holden live in media at the parade, good afternoon, joe. >> reporter: good afternoon. very somber day here in media. fitting for the occasion as couple of hundred turned out to watch the parade go by, of course many remembering the sacrifices of those in our armed services, the parade stepped off at about 10:00 this morning. check it out. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> symbol crash to start thing off here, the snare drums along state street, couple of hundred participating in this annual delaware county tradition. featuring the pen crest high school marching band and color guard, numerous fire companies, veterans, from all military branches, area little league teams all joining in the festivities. parents watch along the parade route. they tell me this is an important civic lesson for their children. >> i just think we have kids now, i think it is important to bring them out and see the community and people that have fought hard for our freedom and the great fun day. >> what it

giants-braves, lucille doing warm ups or whatever that was.m two, giants are up, and crawford delivers. blooper to left and drives in a pair. just like that it is 6-0. and giants -- now cueto, he was on hill and had a solid outing. struck out eight and gave up one run. he get his fifth of the season and after losing on friday night, they win two out of three to take the series against the braves. >>> rubber match between the a's and yankees. and a lone a's fan and he would enjoy this. and holiday at the plate and ripping this to center. and the incredible diving catch. wow! check out the replay. the extension on that -- beautiful. the bottom of three. and bases loaded for judge. see you later. that is a grand salami. the sixth homer of the year and the first career grand slam and yankees win 9-5. >>> and now the nba finals trilogy begins on thursday, for the bubs, they can't wait to seek revenge after last year's nba finals. now some of the players are relatively new to the rivaly include zaza pachulia but he understands the bad blood between