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thompson: today i welcome cindy lamb to the capital. she's the winner of the pennsylvania 15th congress canal district, congressional art competition. the annual art competition organized by the congressional institute showcases the art work of high school students from across every congressle district -- congressional district in the country. she just finished up her sophomore year had in high school. her art work titled self is a prisma colored pencil drawing. herer art work was selected by an independent panel of judges from 68 entries. one of the largest group of students who participate in the district's competition. all the winning pieces will be displayed for the year in the cannon tunnel where there will be viewed by members of congress, staff, and visitors to the capitol every day. she and other winners across the country will be honored for their work. i congratulate cindy and all the students who participated in the competition. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. e speaker pro tempore: pursuant to cl

-- sonia sotomayor, cindy mccain and first lady barbara bush. this is about 20 minutes. [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming and congratulating the latest jasper among us, jasper sonia sotomayor. [cheers and applause] justice sotomayor: hello, i'm thrilled to be a new jasper. president o'donnell, i thank you and the board of trustees of this college of bestowing on me my honorary degree. i take great pride of joining the great class of 2019. [cheers and applause] justice sotomayor: it is an honor for me to share this occasion with all of you. it is elastically lovely for me to be here because it lets me return to my home borough, the bronx. [cheers and applause] >> a place that makes my heart smile whenever i come back to it. you can send a girl to washington, d.c., but you can't take the bronx out of her. [cheers and applause] >> just notice how i have been saying the bronx, the right way. president o'donnell, you began your tenure at manhattan college in 2009. i became a justice a month later in august 2009. we are both celebrating

announcer 1: as cindy crawford unveils her newest youth activating breakthrough.watch what happens when cindy invites "grey's anatomy" star ellen pompeo to try the evolutionary secret that has kept cindy's skin looking so youthful for so long. >> when you see the pictures at age 31 and 52, her skin looks

i received a postcard from cindy.sionally, when i come home on the weekend i'll go at least cindy still loves me. they are fearless. cindy is this cool, calm and collected person so i was standing there at a hillary clinton get together a few years ago and what is she going to do? and, all of a sudden, i turn around and there she is, she's introducing hillary clinton. amazingly, amazingly introducing hillary clinton. they are totally deserving of this award because they're 100% committed, they're dedicated, they're loyal, they have leadership, they're just -- they're just terrific. terrific people. if i could see them now, i would say congratulations for a job well done and keep going, keep supporting us and thank you for everything you've done for us. [applause] >> and so now, it is my extreme honor to induct into the iowa democratic hall of fame two of the hardest working activists i have ever met, as our activists of the year, please welcome indy and elwood. ♪ >> thank you, everyone. thank you, troy, thank you to t

thank you, cindy. i don't know how anybody could have gone after glenn, i still have goose bumps, that was absolutely beautiful. so proud to be here, representing the nchb board this morning and our ceo katherine le may who recently brought into the world one of the cutest babies i have ever seen so i get to be up here with you today. i want to thank each and every one of you for being a part of nchv's great mission and for making this conference a priority. you are going to learn about some of the most amazing innovative best practices that are being celebrated across our nation. and it gives me goose bumps to think that this is my fourth year here, and here i am, up here, sharing the great things that have already happened in my state of washington, that you can bring to all of your states, respectively, so super excited about all of the great networking you're going to have, and really excited to get to introduce some really wonderful brilliant minds. it is my privilege now, to introduce heather pri

i want to congratulate our award winners today, fred and charlotte, right, cindy, elwood, megan, andux county democrats. all of you represent some of the best advocates and volunteers not only in our statement in the country. all of you help shape our country and continue to play an integral role to move our party forward. so on behalf of democrats everywhere, i want to say thank you, thank you to all of you for the work that you have done, the work that you continue to do, and the work that you will do to make sure that the iowa democratic party remains one of the best state parties in the entire country. [applause] troy: and, finally, i want to thank all of you for being here. now, as you can tell, by the large amount of press we have in the back of the room and the crowds that you so when you walked in, this is the largest gathering of presidential candidates in the democratic primary today. [applause] troy: and so all of you today come all of you being here today represents once again that i was democrats take our role as first in the nation seriously. you are here because you wa

. >> up next, representative cindy womenone of the first two from iowa.the house she worked for the state government for many years before running for the third district seat. congresswoman, you are one of from iowa.lected has it sunk in? rep. axne: i am so honored and humbled to represent iowa and the history makers in our state. i once are so happy to see the two of us here. we had an opportunity for her to preside over the house and they thought that was fantastic. they were very excited to see two women who are willing to stand up for our state out here. as i satnk and finally to take the vote that was so important for my district. i am glad to be here because our votes are necessary. >> when did you get involved in politics and why? i was a government employee for decades. i served under three different governors. iran strategy for the state. my job was to hold government accountable, make it more ensure thatnd people lead better lives. so, i understand how important it is when government works well for the folks it serves and you cannot put policy in place without appropriate struct

representative sydney asked he -- cindy axne, a representative from iowa. axne, a businesswoman, earned an mba from northwestern university. , you andsswoman axne abby finkenauer are the first two women elected to the u.s. house of representatives from iowa. has that sunk in? rep. axne: first of all, i'm so honored and humbled to represent iowa and be a history maker in our state. iowans are so happy to see the two of us here. we had an opportunity for her to preside over the house as i brought amendments to the floor. they thought that was fantastic area they are very excited to see two women willing to stand up for our state. it has sunk and finally as i take the votes that are so important for my district. i'm glad to be here because our voices are necessary. >> when did you get in -- get involved in politics and why? rep. axne: i was a government employee for about a decade. i served under three governors, democrats and republicans. i directed things like the energy plan for iowa. i ran strategy for the state. my job was to hold government accountable,

. >> cindy mccain gave the commencement address in george washington university. she said her late husband taught her about human dignity and character. this is 15 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much. i am so deeply honored to be here and especially to be here to enjoy this afternoon with the graduates. i want to thank you for inviting me to join you on this special day. it's a privilege for me to add my voice to the chorus of congratulations you'll receive today, to celebrate your achievements and to share a little of you, your and your family's joy. you have acquired a quality education which no doubt demanded considerable effort on your part. well done. you deserve all of the nice things people will say to you today and i get to be one of the first to say them, thank you. and congratulations are also in order as has been mentioned before today to all of the families who encouraged you, supported you and made sure that every day was good. thank you, mom and dad. [cheers and applause] >> i'm grateful for an honorary doctorate that i will be receiv

host: up next, representative cindy axne e, democrat of iowa and one of the first two women elected from the state. she earned an mba from northwestern and worked for state government for many years before running for the third strict seat. finkenauer arehink an from iowa. you have been here a while. has that sunk in? representative axne: islands are happy to see the two of us here. we had an opportunity for her to preside over the houses i brought amendments to the floor and they thought that was fantastic. they are excited to see two women willing to stand up for our state out here, and it has sunk in finally, as i said and take votes so important for my district. glad to be here because our voices are necessary. host: when did you get involved in politics and why? representative axne: i haven't been involved in politics but i was a government employee for about a decade. i served under three governors, democrats and republicans, i directed the energy and environment plan for iowa, iran strategy for the state. my job was to hold government accountable and make it more efficient so we c

the next question, cindy tan. your question, please. of the multiculturalism debate or is it really just a proxy for racism through fear? if so, how do we address something like fear and what are these values that we feel are being threatened? jenny. the concept of australian values is one that i think really needs to be questioned. i'm in, we're sitting here with the beautiful backdrop of city behind us. we acknowledge that it is actually out of the land. australian values, are we talking about aboriginal values, are we talking about his land we are on. that is ancestral aboriginal land. and current. depending on how you view this. this is a country where the values that often purported to be the values were built on the colonisation of this country. so when we talk about the idea of australian values, markers not talking about me when he about australian values, despite the fact that i was born in australia. my dad came as an international student. but there are times in this country when people talk about australian values and it exc

. >> cindy mccain gave the address at george washington university. she says her late husband, senator john mccain, top her about human dignity and character. this is about 15 minutes. mrs. mccain: thank you. i am so deeply honored to be here to enjoy this afternoon but the graduates. i want to thank you for inviting me to join you on this special day. it is a privilege to add my voice to the chorus of congratulations that you will receive today. to celebrate your achievement and celebrate your joy. you have acquired a quality no doubt demanded considerable effort on your part. well done. the niceve all of things people will say to you today and i get to be one of the first to say them. thank you. and congratulations are also in order as has been mentioned before today to all of the families who encouraged you, supported you, and made sure day was good. thank you, mom and dad. u today and i get i'm grateful for an honorary doctorate i will be receiving here. joke late husband used to that he could not understand how someone who would graduate fifth fr

. >> up next, representative cindy axne, a democrat from iowa and one of the first two women elected to the u.s. house from state. axne a businesswoman earned an mba from northwestern university. staterked for the government for many years before running for the third district seat. >> congresswoman axne, you -- the first two women elected to the u.s. house of iowa.entatives from you've been here for a while. >> in our state, you know, iowans are so happy to see the here, as a matter of fact. we had an opportunity for her to preside over the house as i the floorendments to and managed the mtr and they thought that was fantastic. very excited to see two women who are willing to stand out here andate be it has sunk in finally as i sit and take the votes that are so important for my district. i'm just glad to be here because our voices are necessary. inwhen did you get involved politics and why? >> well, i haven't been involved in politics. i was a government employee for about a decade. under three different governors, democrats and republicans. i directed things like the and environme

. >> cindy mccain gave the commencement address at george washington university. she says her husband john mccain taught her about dignity and character. this is 15 minutes. minutes.

to have it -- when i moved to new york, i remember meeting cindy sherman for the first time, and she said we were up in buffalo passing that book around . back in those days, there was no internet. you knew what was going on in your immediate locale. and to hear that richard and cindy really -- that the work was significant to them, was a great feeling. to know that it had really .otten out there in later years, it became a reference point. ms. marsh: certainly. mr. levinthal: there was an even an article from arts magazine, as more people started using toys in their work. the writer suggested -- i forget to show they were reviewing. but they had gone to the david levinthal school of photography. and i thought about getting diplomas made up. [laughter] mr. levinthal: it is a wonderful that the workw has had so much impact. is --think for me, there i will not say it is a culmination, because i'm planning to live a few more years. but, to have this exhibition smithsonian, is one of those things when i was younger -- not in my wildest dreams. i think it would've been more realistic to d

commencement speeches by supreme court justice sonia sotomayor at manhattan college in the bronx and cindy mccain at george washington university in washington, d.c. then the 1990 commencement speech by first lady barbara bush at wellesley college in massachusetts. supreme court justice sonia sotomayor is a native of the bronx. she returned to her home borough to receive an honorary doctorate and to deliver the college's commitment -- commencement address. this is about 20 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming and congratulating the latest jasper among us, jasper sonia sotomayor. [cheers and applause] justice sotomayor: hello, i'm thrilled to be a new jasper. president o'donnell, i thank you and the board of trustees of this college of bestowing on me my honorary degree. i take great pride of joining the great class of 2019. [cheers and applause] justice sotomayor: it is an honor for me to share this occasion with all of you. it is elastically lovely for me to be here because it lets me return to my home borough, the bronx. [cheers and applause] >> a place that make

we have with us two of our newest voices in washington, representatives abby finkenauer and cindy axneers & applause] troy: attorney general tom miller. [cheers & applause] troy: treasurer mike fitzgerald. [applause] troy: our new state auditor rob sand. [applause] troy: senate democratic leader janet petersen. [applause] as well as legislators, county officials, and city leaders. so if you are an elected official, and we have a lot of folks here who are hoping to join the ranks, if you are an elected official or a candidate running for office, please stand up so we can recognize you for all of the work that you are doing out there. [cheers & applause] troy: i want to recognize some of the people who work so hard every day to fight for our workers. we have a lot of representatives from labor here today. we have planned parenthood with us as well. we have environmental groups. we have so many different organizations here today, so i want to thank all of you for being here. and we are very fortunate to have with us 19 candidates, people who are running for president of the united states.

. >> cindy mccain gave the address at george washington university. she says her late husband, senator john mccain, top her about human dignity and character. this is about 15 minutes. mrs. mccain: thank you. i am so deeply honored to be here to enjoy this afternoon b

cindy is next, watertown, new york. good morning. caller: hi, good morning. host: go ahead, cindy. caller: i was just watching the ceremony this morning and i feel like that was just a beautiful, picturesque moment that we were able to see and i think the vets that served and sacrificed in that area, the ocean was calm, the skies were blue. i am praying that they received a peaceful blessing from that horrific event they must have shared. i cannot even imagine what the young men and young women have put themselves through for our sacrifice, for america's freedom. i am hoping and praying this thursday -- this stirs a renewed pride in america and we take back what men and women sacrificed for us on that day. host: what did you think about what president trump and french president emmanuel macron said this morning? caller: i think what they shared with us was bits of history that we need to bring back to the forefront of what we are teaching, what we are learning, especially our young sons and daughters. military has kind of taken on a different role. i am a veteran myself, i was hono

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all behind cindy we spent the 1st 3 days tuning the orchestra so to now i have to tune the composition a little composites on the piece in tune and moves very effective qantas on because of the space and the string section because it's one of 8 overstaffed i don't think you can play any quieter doesn't make sense for you to play piano when everyone else is playing for 10 years we just need to thin you out a bit in fact the 15 post which i feel so awful once again i cannot call it becomes the common language to time each instrument and fiddles in. as a book that are. i'm pleased to konami to paste answer some of those off the arms and off yarns. because. 2 it's a premier in every sense of the word there's never been a bunch an indian bamboo flute in a symphony orchestra before. innovation and experimentation to chill composers are in good company in the fall from one form class to it was clear from the start what would beethoven do in this was maybe not indian music but he would certainly try something new that he would do something no one's ever done before something that interests him

there was not in the cause of the fire is still under investigation santa clara county supervisor cindy shabbos is hosting a town hall meeting tonight with a focus on preparing for wildfire season and that meeting starts at cindy shabbos is hosting a town hall meeting tonight with a focus on preparing for wildfire season and that meeting starts at 6:30 pm at the foothill presbyterian church on mckee road in san jose. the good news and good progress overnight on the malik fire in south santa clara county, 85% contained. and the amount burned is still 210 acres which did not grow since yesterday so that is the good news here, a lot of progress made overnight live in santa clara county allie rasmussen ktvu2. >>> the biggest fire burning in northern california right now is still in yolo county burning just outside the town of rumsey which is 35 miles northwest of woodland and 45 miles from davis . more than 300 people were ordered to evacuate from the area near county road 41 and state highway 16, strong wind has pushed the flames since the fire started friday afternoon and calfire says it

he still needs to gather information about what happened, but he did call the late senator's wife, cindy mccain. tara palmeri, abc news, the white house. >>> there are now two arrests in the case of a missing mother in connecticut. jennifer dulos, the mother of five, hasn't been seen for 10 days. her estranged husband fotis dulos and his girlfriend were taken into company, both charged with fabricating or tampering with physical evidence and hindering prosecution in the case. officials say they could face additional charges as the search for jennifer dulos continues. >> there's a possible break in the case of maleah davis. the 4-year-old girl from texas was reported missing more than three weeks ago. authorities found remains of a child last friday in arkansas. they're now trying to determine if the body is that of davis. the ex-fiance of maleah's mother has been arrested in connection with maleah's disappearance. >>> new orleans is preparing to say good-bye to an iconic chef and civil rights activist. leah chase died saturday. she created new orleans' first white tablecloth restaurant f

this is good and i think he should be just 2 bedrooms like cindy sheehan. the boy. thought. was. the boy was 6. a her own was with was a in the either the louis the it was the was the iwas the iraq was of 3 the 2 e. the. the the. al-jazeera world meets some extraordinary women. who are making things happen that way. following their daily struggle to survive. for their families to thrive. egypt swimmin street silent as on al-jazeera. hello there we're seeing some heavy rain push its way across north america at the moment we look at the satellite picture we can see the over the northeastern parts of the states and working its way up into the eastern parts of canada and that is dragging its feet for the south and so forth in florida there's likely to be quite alone large amount of wet weather over the next few days with lots of thunder and lightning to that main system though that's going to be mostly over the eastern parts of canada as we head through friday and behind it it should be brightening up say for washington d.c. we'll get to around 25 degrees which is 77 in fahrenheit bu

fit to be prime minister at the moment and not very many of the current candidates in the tory party cindy we are between the devil in the dpc at the moment. i think it is one thing not to attend the state dinner, you can argue about that but a dinner as a kind of an optional social situation and you could say, i think that his behaviour towards disabled people, towards women in particular at the cha rlottesville march towards women in particular at the charlottesville march where he equated the behaviour of white supremacists with the people who protested against white supremacist, personally for me, that's the line that he is overstepped and i would understand anyone wanting to make a protest about that, it's one thing did not want to eat dinner with someone did not want to eat dinner with someone in that situation and then there's a whole other element which is when you are running a country, you have to sit down with people you do not like, and at the moment, they have completely silenced any, and jeremy corbyn has set next to and shaking hands with all kinds of violent terrorists, so

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there were also musical performances by several artists including billy porter and cindy lautner. >>>in's prince william is showing his support for p.r.i.d.e. yesterday the duke of cambridge visited a nonprofit group that works with lgbtq. the father of three was asked how he would reacted if his kids c came out as gay. >> it's something i'm nervous about, not about them being gay but the pressures they're going to face and how much harder their life could be. >> prince william said he would fully support whatever decision they made, but that he would worry how the public might react if one of his children said that they were gay. >>> and it may be the smallest parade ever, but it's bursting with pride. lego land discovery center created a mini version of new work's famous p.r.i.d.e. mark with a range of colorful floats and spectators. the model took about 25 hours to create. it honors tomorrow's 50th anniversary of the stonewall riot, the catalyst for the modern-day gay rights movement. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," in their only tv interview, the members of the black keys tal

any damage>> the cause of the fire is still under investigation and santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez is hosting a town hall meeting tonight with a focus on preparing for wildfire season and that meeting will start at 6:30 pm at the foothill presbyterian church on mckee road in san jose >>> the biggest fire burning in california right now is sand fire at yellow county just outside of the town of renzie dirty 5 miles northwest of woodland and 45 miles from the city of davis more than 300 people were ordered to evacuate the area near county road 41 and state highway 16. strong went has pushed the flames since the fire started saturday afternoon and calfire said they have not burned homes but at least seven buildings and barnes have burned so far, 700 firefighters are battling the flames on the steep hills where high temperatures have dried out the grass. >> when the flame is coming up the hill it is already heating the product or the fuel ahead of it and when the wind pushes it that is making it worse and more difficult for us.>> no injuries have been reported so far and fire cre

don't have an invention going to become cindy never be me. you know them for this reason i don't think you know one of the most. i had to make would give a float. or you should give him and she had done to her and help. but then be a she begin to diminish my view. and no matter what i'm getting there i have given all that 5 years but 200 a questionnaire since i'm going to. never got to mcgovern not going to be able to say one of my so i didn't know they had read or found was down your pitiful you really. are you and. my only thing not with an attack. on you but of the behavior when you get bad the only. at age but 1st in the new. illegal ashley heller number of the government bill clinton has run a mere minutes old style has another candidate blama we get played ask me good be nice bizzle mr valet and. is the enough to get out of muslim nation color stand they were doing must all learn and you and your the smell of the will supersede that the nation colors them about the young will have that they believe in all of us here. at the men of a sti

hello, cindy provided a mix of weather, the hottest day of the year.r front close by producing some welcome rain for some areas. the front come monday will be away into the near continent what is left behind, that area of low pressure. i suppose around the centre and opposite of scotland, copious supplies of showers can be expected throughout the day across northern and western parts of scotland. into northern ireland after a dry start, a speckling of showers running away from wales and the south—west into the midlands and lincolnshire. parts of east anglia to stop as you move from monday to tuesday, the low pressure drift further north so opens the doorfor a pressure drift further north so opens the door for a new development to move into the south—western approach and it will spread showery rain initially around the south—west of wales. up into northern ireland, south of scotland. coming more prevalent and widespread across northern england, southern scotland to finish the day. a high of 20. welcome to bbc news, i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: comi

ihave to give it to cindy, think. given the fact we have so many central-bank decisions today. speaking of central banks, let's look at we just learned from the boj. no change when it comes to interest rates. it is going to be a lot of kuroda aboutown to what they can do to ease policy further. >> looking at the commentary coming through. perhaps if the yen does strengthen, they will go down a gain. , a bit about kuroda relieved the yen has not strengthened further. the is a look at some of things on our blog. you can also turn to the go blog. through theyou market action. key takeaways. you get a market reaction. it gives you a holistic picture of what is going on across these markets. more next. this is bloomberg. emily: i am emily chang in san francisco and this is "bloomberg technology." coming up, slack prepares to hit the public market, expected to get a valuation near $17 billion. the latest on the imminent direct listing. target on big tex. protesters descend on the google shareholder meeting. executivesk pay for

commencement speeches by supreme court justice sonia sotomayor at manhattan college in the bronx and cindy mccain at george washington university in washington, d.c. then the 1990 commencement speech by first lady barbara bush at wellesley college in massachusetts. supreme court justice sonia sotomayor is a native of the bronx. she returned to her home borough

this year's commencement speeches by supreme court justice sonia sotomayor college in the bronx, and cindy mccain at george washington university in washington dc. then the 1990 commencement speech by first lady barbara bush at wellesley college in massachusetts. justiceme court something sotomayor is a native of the bronx. she returned to her home borough to receive an honorary doctorate from manhattan college and to deliver the college's commencement address. this is about 20 minutes. [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming and congratulating the latest jasper among us, jasper sonia sotomayor.

soil trump had fired off some pretty controversial tweets about none other than the mayor of london cindy kong reigniting this feud between them take a listen to what the 2 had to say about each other don't trump is just one of the most egregious examples of a growing global threat using the same divisive troops of the fascists of the 20th century to garner support. com has been foolishly nonstick to the visiting president of the united states far the most important ally of the united kingdom he's a stone cold loser you should focus on crime in london not me in the long running spat between the 2 tramps criticized what he says is his failure to tackle levels of knife crime in the capital here and khan has criticized trump's policies among which is of course this very controversial muslim travel ban comes people have already said that this is much more serious than childish insults which should be beneath the president of the united states today is all about the pomp and the ceremony for the. geisha and now there is a lot of ceremony inside the palace gardens right now there was an 82 gun

but he had a chance to call cindy mccain. tom? >> thank you. >>> next, exclusive reporting from inside iran, where u.s. sanctions are hammering the economy as tensions escalate. what iran's foreign minister told abc news. martha raddatz is in tehran. eporter: this is a country in pain. its people caught in the middle of a dangerous standoff. >> america and iran, they are two boys, small boys that are just arguing, fighting, and they don't know what is happening to their people. i mean especially my people. people are suffering. >> reporter: four years ago, iranians were celebrating the announcement of a nuclear agreement, which led to the lifting of punishing sanctions. but with donald trump pulling the u.s. out of the deal and the sanctions back in place, the iranian economy is in dramatic decline. >> our life is a bad situation and it's not getting better. >> reporter: donald trump calls it a maximum pressure campaign to force iran back to the nuclear negotiation table. iran's foreign minister calls it economic terrorism. >> he

from an english clergyman reverend cindy's -- sydney smith. smith suffered from depression. a table -- a recipe for preventing the worst effects of depression. theteps to avoiding depression. at the center of these was humor. finding humor. being able to find humor in whatever circumstance. i'm sure lincoln would have taken that lesson to heart. he saw its importance. marriage?affect his i think someone else can answer that question better than i. unlikely that lincoln told many of these stories to marry. [laughter] was meant forng mail company. [laughter] the smutty jokes that he told. not strikely would as back then but they were intended for male company. how does it affect his marriage? i don't know how far he used humor within his marriage. i think certainly a sense of wit,, capacity for dry capacity toward any situation that was troubling in a way that might have turned it to his that probably would have been true of his marriage but i don't think it's marriage would have been the exchanging of stories. is there any allegory our anecdote that you did not include this m

community to open a homeless shelter focusing on serving the needs of l g bt to people so supervisor cindy chavez she proposed to shelter after her office heard from a number of lgbtq teens and young adults in 2017. the temporary housing was approved in late 2018 and is called the new haven n so it's on locust street in san jose, it offers life skills training job, placement assistance and since since finding permanent housing, the maximum states 90 days, but that can be extended. happening now president trump is in london meeting with british prime minister theresa may and this comes a day after a state visit with the queen. i'm delighted to welcome you. and who says trump to buckingham palace. >>well yesterday the president had a private lunch with the queen and prince harry he also took a tour. >>they had a little tea kevin prince charles and tomorrow. they will be attending other marking the 75th anniversary of d-day. we're going to take a little peek outside before me, rechecking in on current conditions around the bay area. this live look from our and market their own camera temperat

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cindy is next, watertown, new york. good morning. caller: hi, good morning. host: go ahead, cindy. caller: i was just watching the ceremony this morning and i feel like that was just a beautiful, picturesque moment that we were able to see and i think the vets that served and sacrificed in that area, the ocean was calm, the skies were blue. i am praying that they received a peaceful blessing from that horrific event they must have shared. i cannot even imagine what the young men and young women have put themselves through for our sacrifice, for america's freedom. i am hoping and praying this thursday -- this stirs a renewed pride in america and we take back what men and women sacrificed for us on that day. host: what did you think about what president trump and french president emmanuel macron said this morning? caller: i think what they shared with us was bits of history that we need to bring back to the forefront of what we are teaching, what we are learning, especially our young sons and daughters. military has kind of taken on a different role. i am a veteran myself, i was hono