. -- world war ii's battle of the coral sea. this is about 30 minutes. [applause] >> thank you, very much. president andmr. ump formp -- and mrs.tr your form -- your warm family welcome in your city. it was an honor to be here. it has been a great evening. thank you so much and well done. it is always good to win a vote in the congress or the parliament as we call it. say, it is always reasonably satisfying to win a vote when you have people predict you are not going to win it. well done. there are so many distinguished guest. guesht -- a distinguished ts tonight. there are the thing which guests but none -- none are more distinguished than the veterans of the battle of the coral sea. bill, derekon, holyoke and from the u.s. navy john hancock. gentlemen, we salute you and we thank you. say you are all in great shape. earlier this week in townsville we thanked and welcomed sessile -- a 93-year-old who served as a 17 year old. 75 years ago, the japanese advance seemed unstoppable. there is a surprise attack on pearl harbor had a song or disabled most of th

[applause] >> controlling and the coral sea.ews of whathe , heened at pearl harbor -- this was the biggest flight from american dutch fleet of american ships i saw. t of american ships i saw. battle, it was the first night of battle that we ever fought without the enemy ships setting one another. blokes.e fine [applause] please welcome to the stage the ceo of the chemical company and the president and ceo of defense, space and security. honored to be joined with leanne. please hold your applause until we have them all up here for you to recognize. first, mr. gordon johnson. he is a veteran who joined the navy at 16 and served in the raphist.s a teleg later in life, he became ceo of aircraft guided weapons. history.ed in naval he is an honored member of the association and has worked on coral sea events are many years. norm joined the navy at 16, served as a severing lookout during the battle. the battle.uring he is also a veteran of the korean war, having served board the aircraft carrier. >> derek joined the navy as a 16-year-o

chars: tight, they celebrate 75 anniversary of the battle of coral sea. thank you very much, we appreciate it when you watch the show, catch us of night 6 p.m. or dvr it, lou dobbs is next. keep it right here on fox business. lou: good evening, it is trump time and more winning, president trump today scoring a major legislative victory, when the house passed new republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare. a close vote. winning by one vote more than the republicans needed, 217 republicans backing it after a dramatic week of negotiations, deal making, arm twisting, and some out right bribery. 213 folks voted again it now the bill goes to the -- against it now it goes to the senate where a tough battle away wvlt-tv8s, sense --

they listened to the five days of battle in the coral sea with deep anxiety. not knowing if their homes and their lives would soon be in peril. thanks to the heroes gathered here tonight, i was given a peaceful childhood breathing the air of australia in freedom. since those days a grateful australia has not only fought and died alongside americans come what may, but we have proven what freedom, democracy, and the rule of law can produce. a century of unparalleled economic growth, space exploration, medical advances, educational exchanges and trade and investment in excess of a trillion dollars. tonight we honor the courage and valor our soldiers. thank you. [applause] to commemorate the fallen and celebrate their victories. le color guard is the u.s. marine from the 6th battalion from brooklyn,ework. this is a great crowd tonight. the american and australian national anthems shall be sung. please rise and remain standing for the national anthem. [♪] lou: part of the ceremony leading up to the president's remarks. we don't know to what degree they will be exte

we'll have live -- coral sea. we'll have live coverage here on c-span. and a look at a few headlines in reuters. u.s. house repeals obamacare. bill faces higher hurdles in the senate. and in "the hill," g.o.p. senators say we're doing our own health care bill. and in the "washington times," trump scores victory as house passes g.o.p. plan to trash obamacare. back to the house floor now for more of the debate from before the house approved the bill. om mr. burgess: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speer

it was there off the coast that american and australian ships met the enemy in the coral sea. on the morning of may 7th, jack powers launched his dauntless dive bomber from the depth and a deck the yorktown. he was some flyer, i could tell you that, some great flyer. soon he dived straight at an enemy carrier and dropped his bomb so low, he was almost caught in the blast, he was badly hurt. but he escaped and the carrier sank. that night on the yorktown, jack urged the other pilots to take the same risk, he said that's the way you do it. that's the way you win. that's the way you sink them. whatever the cost even if it costs you your lives, that's the way you sink the ship. the next morning he pressed his point again remembering he said at the folks home are counting on us. i'm going to get a hit if i have to lay it down right next to that flight deck. in their courage they turned the tide of the pacific war, they had tremendous success. they were knocking out ship after ship. he flew into another carrier straight into a hail of oncoming lead and the fire to lend a devastating

now, the battle of the coral sea was between the imperial japanese navy and the navy and air forces from sea battle in which neither side could see is the other o the commemoration begins at 11:30 this morning. >> today in maryland the governor's office will host a breakfast for national day of prayer. maryland's lieutenant governor will be on hand. it is observed on the first thursday of may calling for all faiths to come together and pray for the nation. it was created back in 1952 by president truman. >> coming up on fox5 news morning more fallout from a controversial smash space in a local elementary school. >> imagine a stress free trip on the beltway during rush hour. hm? yeah, one local county working to make that a reality. >> we're going to break right now with a 4:50 is the time, 55 is the temperature. mike thomas is going to the baseball game today. well, he's going this morning because it's weather day. he's going to talk all about that coming up. he's also got a weather forecast to talk about . back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ at perdue, we take some unexpected extra steps to ra

malcolm turnbull on board a former aircraft carrier, to mark the 75th anniversary of the battle of coral seandent, nick bryant. new york likes to pride itself on its welcoming tradition. it was not extended last night to its home—town president. many of these protesters regard donald trump as the city's least favourite child. he does not belong in this city and is a traitor. i want to get back to what feels to me like a normal america. i wish he would never come back at all ever, never, ever. new york has seen large anti—trump protesting. this was small by the standards of the big apple. a handful of supporters also turned out to greet him. welcome home. donald trump has not stepped foot in new york for 107 days, the longest absence from his native city at any stage in his life. travelling through the city in a limousine is nothing new to donald trump, but never before has he done so in a motorcade with the presidential seal on the side of his car. the one—time property tycoon returned as commander—in—chief to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the battle of the coral sea. it was an event t

>> i will be speaking about the battle of the coral sea tonight. that was some battle. that was a very important battle for both of us. >> it was. >> we did it together. >> it was. it saved australia. it was the turning point in the war. >> those are some of the comments between the president and australia's prime minister. >> he has clearly been focusing on healthcare the last several days and obviously even tonight, one of the reasons he was late tonight. he said it will undergo some changes in the senate. that's an understatement. it's unknown where it will go through the senate. >> reporter: that's a major understatement. the reality is the senate will basically start fresh. this house bill will be the underlying measure they work off of but the senate will reexamine all of this, which means this is back to the drawing board essentially here. one thing interesting to watch going forward, what did the president learn about this process? senior administration officials explained to me in the last couple of hours they believe the president has said he will have a more

tonight, they will commemorates the 75th anniversary of the battle of the coral sea.ents from now, we will talk to the congressman who got the job done today. house minority whip steve scalise. first, peter doocy joins us now. peter. >> martha, we just focus some of the republican lawmakers as they were getting off the buses that had taken them to that rose garden celebration today. we really got a sense that these members are trying to make the good feeling they got from this bill passage last as long as possible. >> you just got back from the white house. was it peer celebration or was there much talk behind closed doors about what has to happen next? >> not a lot of that with this group. not a lot of talk about what has to happen next. it was messaging to the american people about exactly what we had done today. >> and the people working at the white house right now are getting a lot of credit from lawmakers who crafted this legislation, like oregon congressman greg walden. >> i will tell you, this administration was more hands on it helping us get this done than a

i see the battle of the atlantic, and the many battles of the pacific, the coral sea, midway, when theavy rolled back the tide of tyranny that had engulfed so much of the had engulfed so much of the asia-pacific. i see korea and vietnam, i see iraq and afghanistan, where to where this very day at this very hour your brothers and sisters in arms stand strong and courageous in defense of liberty in the global war on terror. in between the places engraved on these stands, i see all the navy and marine corps have done and continue to do day in and day out to foster peace and prosperity on the seven seas. to defend the defenseless in distant lands and keep the shores of america safe from all who would dare threaten us. the truth is that today you will become leaders in the world's greatest force for good, the armed forces of the united states of america. [applause] vice president pence: all of you who do so are patriots. heroes, all. you are the pride of your family and the pride of the american people. there's not an american across this country who would not like to have the view i have t

. >> what is the relationship to celebrating the soft coral sea? >> i will be speaking about the battle of the coral sea tonight. that was some battle. a very important battle for both of us. we did it together. >> we did. it saved australia. it was a turning point in the war. i was just enough light to some of the veterans, the australian and american veterans, they were teenagers when they turned the war, the tide of war, between australia and america. >> we have been allies for 99 years. can you imagine not? 99 years. never a bad time. a great, great thing. >> mr. president, how hard will it be to get the health care bill through the senate? >> i think we will get it through. the republicans are very united. you have seen that today. the republicans came together, all of a sudden, two days ago, it was like magic. they just came together. they are very, very united. every group, from the freedom caucus, to every single group. a lot of groups. a lot of great people. they are very, very united. you saw that today. you'll see it again. the senate is

i will be speaking about the battle of the coral sea tonight. that was some battle. that was a very important battle for both of us. >> it was. >> we did it together. >> it was. it saved australia. it was the turning point in the war. >> those are some of the comments between the president and australia's prime minister. >> he has clearly been focusing on healthcare the last several days and obviously even tonight, one of the reasons he was late tonight. he said it will undergo some changes in the senate. that's an understatement. >> reporter: that's a major understatement. the reality is the senate will basically start fresh. this house bill will be the underlying measure they work off of but the senate will reexamine all of this, which means this is back to the drawing board essentially here. one thing interesting to watch going forward, what did the president learn about this process? senior administration officials explained to me in the last couple of hours they believe the president has said he will have a more hands-on approach here. we'll see if that works. s

and is speaking aboard the uss intrepid to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the battle of the coral sea, a major world war ii battle and the united states and australia joined forces to stop the japanese navy and make it retreat for the first time during the war. australian prime minister, malcolm turnbull, will join the president. >>> today is a national day of praynd an executive order to scale back and obama administration edict that religious organizations provide contraception services to employees. it would establish broad exemptions for people and groups to claim religious objections. some groups objected to the executive order, claiming it is state sanctioned discrimination against the lgbt community. the national day of prayer is an annual observance on the first thursday of may and invites people of all faiths to pray for the nation. it was created in 1952 by joint resolution in the u.s. congress and signed into law by president harry truman. >>> new at noon, these are live pictures from the house triangle on capitol hill where some congressional members are expressing outrage

i rise today to recognize the 75th anniversary of the battle of the coral sea which took lace in may, 1942, and the heroic actions of sailors and aviateos like william e. hall. it was the world's first battle in which aircraft carriers engaged each other. the first sea battle in which neither side could see each other and the battle which paved the way for the american victory at the battle of midway. with the japanese fleet moving to strengthen its position in the south pacific and captured papa new guinea, the united states, using intelligence, moved to block the japanese ships as they crossed the sea. the admiral had the u.s.s. yorktown and the u.s.s. lexington and a number of smaller warships into the area. for four days the opposing navy's deployed aircrafts on bombing runs against enemy ships. unon may 7, 1942, lieutenant ll flew an sbd-donaldest dive-bomber and attacked the japanese aircraft carrier until it sank. on may 8, lieutenant hall defended the u.s.s. lexington against a japanese air force attack. despite a bomber ill equipped and dealing with numerous bullet wounds and

appeared together aboard aboard antrepid cemetery market the 75th anniversary of the battle of the coral sea. in the u.k., early results in election suggests theresa may's party is on track for a sweeping victory. across the 19th english and welsh counties, the tories had a net gain. lost 117. the ukip had failed to win any seats. that of course supports the prime minister's bid. powered by 2600 journalists and analysts. you can find stories on the bloomberg. it is the closeout of some of the markets. getting close to japan on that break. it has been on that rake since wednesday. south korea, closed for children's day. the route in the oil price coming during asian trade. sydni, down 0.8%. the hang seng, feeling the brunt of this. brunt. the iron ore a lot of the energy players sellingnder intense pressure. looking at some of the other stocks, the millionaires factory came through with a fifth consecutive year of profits. billion aussie. this is after the competition commission said in australia, some of the rivals will not have roaming outside the major metropolitan cities. galaxy, down 6%.

the battle of the coral sea was between the imperial japanese navy aren't the navy and air forces fromirst all carrier battle and the first sea battle in the commemoration begins at 11:30 this morning. >> today in maryland the governor's office will host a breakfast for national day of prayer. maryland's lieutenant governor will also be on hand. it is observed on the first thursday of may calling for all faiths to come together and pray for the nation. it was created back in 1952 by president truman. >> the smithsonian's american art museum is celebrating what would have been president john f. kennedy's 100th birthday with a special exhibit. the exhibit entitled "american visionary john f. kennedy's life and times" features a collection of photos assembled from the kennedyer a it is based on the upcoming book j.f.k. a visionary for america. it is one of the first centennial celebrations to honor the 35th president. >> ♪ >> time now for our facebook fan of the day. today it is rob fogel. he tunes into fox5 every morning beginning at 5:00 a.m. >> now, rob is going through a difficult tim

trump and turnbull will commemorate the 75th anniversary of the battle of the coral sea by us and australianainst the japanese, in the leaders' first encounter since a tetchy phone call rattled ties in late january. researchers have developed a blood test which could prevent thousands of men with advanced prostate cancer undergoing unnecessary treatment. the technique — which costs less than £50 a time — will help doctors tell whether patients will respond to the standard drugs used to fight the disease. there is international condemnation of president maduro's plan to rewrite venezuela's constitution. it would also allow him to get round the current parliament, which is dominated by the opposition but his government says a new constituent assembly is the best way to unite a fractured country. there's been another day of street protests, with barricades limiting traffic in many cities. greg dawson has the latest. the only sign of traffic banning cars. protest at in taking place here and across the country in direct response to a new citizen led national assembly proposed by the president. in

the first time we have had a dedicated trip along the coast from tasmania all the way up to the coral seato protect it. we are going to have a look. we are going four kilometres... apologies for interrupting you. the line is a little bit difficult because you are out at sea. viewers understand that. in terms of reaching these creatures, these are four kilometres underneath the sea. how do you get to them? well, i promise you that i do not dive down there. we stay on the deck. we deploy technology and send it down. it can take almost seven hours for a four kilometre trawl to go down and come up again. the animals get trapped in the nets and we bring it up from the depths. the scientists go crazy. we are excited to see what is down there. we are exploring immediately. we put the animals on ice because they're coming through freezing waters up to the warm waters. we need to keep tissues viable for dna research as well. it's pretty cool. they are all different sizes. we have had some strange ones. some crustaceans, we're talking about pinhead size for some of these amazing creatures. some of

property tycoon returned as commander—in—chief to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the battle of the coral seaent that helped forge the us — australian alliance. beforehand, he met the australian prime minister, malcolm turnbull, a leader he a p pa re ntly malcolm turnbull, a leader he apparently clashed with in a phone call earlier in his presidency. we had a good telephone call. you exaggerated it. it was a big exaggeration. we had a great one. we are not babies. we are young at heart. it was a very, very good call. it was fake news. mending relations with his home city will be nowhere near as easy. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. approaching his 96th birthday, after almost 70 years in the public eye, prince philip, husband of britain's queen elizabeth, is calling it a day. he will retire from royal duties later this year. buckingham palace says the decision is not related to any health issues. this from our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. it's an image to which the nation has become accustomed over a good many decades. the queen and the duke of edinburgh side by side on official bu

is a paused to reflect a little bit on the battle 75 years ago, the battle of the coral sea. being commemorated this evening. it is the first time donald trump has been to new york since he moved to washington and we are seeing large protesting. how is it being viewed in australia? i think many people in australia are curious to see their own prime minister left hanging. he flew a long way. the meeting was supposed to be about an hour expanded by bilateral talks. but political reality came down to a quick handshake. you have seen them on friendly terms so they will have another phone call later. people here accept that australia is a kind of second stream country when it comes to the major superpowers. but it could mean dealing with an unusual form of diplomacy when it comes to donald trump. he rubbished reports about their phone call. but he used twitter to call an international agreement with australia a done deal. i think eve ryo ne australia a done deal. i think everyone will carry on watching his twitter feed to see how prime minister turnbull comes out of all of this. t

the first time we have had a dedicated trip along the coast from tasmania all the way up to the coral seae to know what's there. we need to protect it. we are going to have a look. we are going four kilometres... apologies for interrupting you. the line is a little bit difficult because you are out at sea. viewers understand that. in terms of reaching these creatures, these are four kilometres underneath the sea. how do you get to them? well, i promise you that i do not dive down there. we stay on the deck. we deploy technology and send it down. it can take almost seven hours for a four kilometre trawl to go down and come up again. the animals get trapped in the nets and we bring it up from the depths. the scientists go crazy. we are excited to see what is down there. we are exploring immediately. we put the animals on ice because they're coming through freezing waters up to the warm waters. we need to keep tissues viable for dna research as well. it's pretty cool. absolutely fascinating. you call them miniature monsters. they are all different sizes. we have had some strange ones. some c

decommissioned aircraft carrier to mark the seventy—fifth anniversary of the second world war battle of the coral sean men have beenjailed for planning islamist attacks at the rio olympics and for using the internet to promote the islamic state group. the men were arrested shortly before the beginning of the games, in august, after the fbi alerted the brazilian authorities. russia, turkey, and iran have signed an agreement, to establish four safe zones in syria. the proposals drawn up by moscow were agreed by delegates, at a second day of peace negotiations in kazakhstan. representatives of the syrian armed opposition, walked out of the talks, saying, they could not accept the plan. counting is under way following local elections in britain that are being seen as a key indicator as to how next month's general election might go. voters across england, scotland and wales have been choosing local councillors and mayors. for our uk viewers, we'll have more on this in a few minutes, after the weather. approaching his 96th birthday, after almost 70 years in the public eye, prince philip, husband of britain

chars: tight, they celebrate 75 anniversary of the battle of coral sea.h, we appreciate it when you watch the show, catch us of night 6 p.m. or dvr it, lou dobbs is next. keep it right here on fox business. lou: good evening, it is trump time and more winning, president trump today scoring a major legislative victory, when the house passed new republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare. a close vote. winning by one vote more than the republicans needed, 217 republicans backing it after a dramatic week of negotiations, deal making, arm twisting, and some out right bribery. 213 folks voted again it now the bill goes to the -- against it now it goes to the senate where a tough battle

he will speak aboard the uss intrepid to mark the 75th anniversary of the battle of the coral sea whichn the us and australia to beat back japan during world war ii. he is set to arrive in new york, flies into kennedy airport, he will chopper his way to manhattan, he is on to the peninsula hotel for a meeting with australian prime minister malcolm turnbull, expected to discuss among other things, north korea and peace effort in the middle east and economic matters, then both heads of state will come to the intrepid for that commemoration ceremony. throughout his travels, donald trump will be trailed by protesters, 3 major demonstrations are expected in the city today and one of them will occur at 6:00 tonight outside trump tower, that is being organized on the new york immigration commission. at the intrepid donald trump is expected to travel to his home in new jersey where he will spend the weekend. that will be a pattern throughout the summer. back to you. abby: a lot of traffic in new york city. i will be watching. chilly but beautiful out there. stephen colbert doubling down on his

we are hearing from president trump speaking at the commemoration of the coral sea battle, saying australia america are old friends, and security requires friends you can count on. he is saying that military spending is coming back, and referring to that infamous phone call with prime minister turnbull, saying the phone call did get testy, but we are ok and we did not have a rough phone call, so perhaps stepping back from some of the more discordant comments he made following that phone call. we are continuing to watch that is president trump is speaking, also on the issue of the asylum seeker issue, that that has been resolved as well. still ahead, the details on china's first ms degree produced jetliner. its maiden flight is later today. , currencyarket movers trends with j.p. morgan's head of foreign exchange strategy for emerging-market asia. you're watching bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: i am rishaad salamat in hong kong. haidi: i am haidi lun in sydney. chinese smartphone maker xiaomi teaming up with a government-backed fun to raise $1.17 and expand its network of hardware manufacturers. it is

, meeting with australia prime minister malcolm turnbull to mark 75 anniversary of battle of the coral sea aboard the aircraft carrier turned museum. parked on manhattan's west side. the president has not been in new york for 107 days, that is longest stretch he has spent outside of new york since he was born in queens back in 1946. >> our first guest, one of the 103 republicans that voted no, congressman ted ho. great to see you, you are being recalcitrant? >> this was another continued regular to postpone making a decision about how we should spend, i don't think that it was appropriate, bill still funds planned parenthood, does not fund border wall. it also does not cut spending anywhere. and so, because of several reasons, i thought it was not the way to proceed with another continuing regular postponing -- resolution postponing, we should have made a decision on federal spending. lou: no question about that. but the president, the leader of your party, said clearly, that he wanted to move this ahead, and have the big fight over a budget and over spending and all of the princ the -- pr

leaders met aboard the decommission aircraft carrier to mark the 75th anniversary of the battle of the coral sea, the battle was a turning point in world war ii. >> in those pacific waters we forged iron bonds between our two countries, few peoples in the world share ties in history, affection and culture like the americans and the australians. nicole: it was the president's first visit to hometown of new york since he took office. lauren: in france the ken -- centrist emmanuel macron leads. ashley webster live in france with details. ashley: we are about three hours north of paris, lauren. this is marine la pen country. this is where she began her political career. let me tell you, she's going to need all the support she can get because the latest poll show that macron has the lead of 62% for 38%, in fact, he's expanded that lead since that very contentious live debate. today the candidates macron is in the south of france meanwhile we have marine la pen talking with police trade unions, so this is their last day of campaigning, they have until midnight tonight and then that is it. this is an a

he attended a ceremony commemorating the 75th anniversary of the battle of the coral sea aboard theuintrepid, an aircraft considerrier turned museum. it is permanently docked in the mud at 44th street, or as trump would say, it is heading to north korea as i speak. steaming right out, whooo whooo. but before he came it to new york, trump signed another executive order. this one supposedly about religious liberty. >> today my administration is leading by example as we take historic steps to protect religious liberty in the united states of america. (applause) we will not allow people of faith to be targeted, bullied or silenced any more. tz unless you're a muslim then steve bannon's giving you a swirly. locker room baptism. among other things, this executive order relaxes enforcement of rules barring tax exempt churches from participating in politics. now a lot of people are upset because they're afraid religion is going to have too much influence on politics. but i go to church. and here's the thing am i'm afraid it's going to get politics all over my religion. we don't want our chur

ago he gave a speech aboard the uss intrepidd in commemoration of the world war ii battle of the coral sea need to defeat isis and more, watch this. >> we've reaffirmed a tremendous friendship between the united states and australia and the importance of our security and our alliance. the armed forces of our two nations are operating side-by-side almost every day fighting to defeat isis, and the scourge of terrorism. and we will eradicate terrorism. >> sean: another celebrity snowflake is in complete meltdown mode let's take a look at chrissy teigen lashingtw out unhinged at president trump and a twitter temper tantrum. >> sean: joining us now for the fox business network, let's start with the president. i see you laughing. this is a classic.re the president was pretty interesting, this was a serious commander-in-chief taken to the stage with a command and knowledge of history on top of a really big win on health care. >> a big win on health care and a big one on spending the senate giving him his bill, the democrats threatening as you well know to shut down the government almost seeming t

thursday he'll host a national prayer event and then attend a commemorating event for the battle of coral sea or the u.s.s. intrepid. i'll continue to update you for the schedule throughout the week. with that, your questions. jo? >> i want to go back to the promise the president made this week on "face the nation" about preexisting conditions. he said there would be a mandate that preexisting conditions would be covered. was he talking about a bill that's already in there? >> an amendment ensures that preexisting conditions continue to be covered. again, obviously, as this bill hopefully passes the house this week or whenever it does and then goes through the senate and the house, this is an issue that is important to him. >> how does he ensure, though, that those people actually are treated affordably? there was an estimate from aarp if you were in the high risk pool, the premiums can be as high as $25,000 for somebody. what is he doing to ensure that doesn't happen? >> there's two things i think he mentioned in the same interview. just to be clear, right now under obamacare, as it collapse

win, president trump met with australian's prime minister turnbull, celebrating the 75th battle at coral sea. the president made a comment about australia's health care and it it got quite the reaction from bernie sanders later. >> maybe even better. it's a very goods bill. premiums will come down substantially. the deductibles are going to come down. it's going to be fantastic health care. right now obamacare is failing. we have a failing health care. i shouldn't say this, to our great gentleman, my friend from australia because you have better health care than we do. >> they do have -- they have universal -- >> they do! >> i thought you would -- oh, okay. wait a minute, chris. the president has just said it. that's great. let's take a look at the australian health care system and maybe let's move. maybe look at the canadian health care system or systems throughout europe. thank you, mr. president. let's move to a medicaid for all health care system that does what everyone does, guarantee health care at a fraction of the cost we spend per capita. thank you, mr. president. >> australia has a

it's a dinner commemorating the 75th anniversary of the battle of the coral sea, a joint operation that halted the japanese advance in the south pacific. >> chris: john roberts in new york city where the president will be shortly. thank you. house financial services committee has approved a bill that would undo much of the dodd-frank law. republicans say that law is slowing economic growth. democrats say it's reversal will lead to another financial meltdown. the bill now goes to the full house for a vote. stocks were mixed. dow lost 6, s&p 500 gained one . nasdaq small businesses and health insurance companies, trish regan joins us. how are small business owners reacting to the new plan passed by the house? to go i've talked to a number of them and i've got to say they are overwhelmingly positive for they will tell you it's not perfect, not necessarily what we are finally going to see about the big key is that it would re. that's important because a lot of them felt like they couldn't grow, they shouldn't grow because if they did, and add employees, that meant they were going to get stu

intrepid" to mark the 75th anniversary of the battle of the coral seas. also meet with the australian prime minister, a relationship has that has been tense based on some of the things the president has said in conversations with prime minister turn bull, over things like trade in the pacific and refugees. >> thanks to kelly o'donnell for that report. >> a big day today. may the fourth be with you, international star wars day, the first since the death of carrie sher who played princess leia. that does it for us on this thursday. i'm alex wi alongside ayman mohyeldin and louis burgdorf. "morning joe" starts right now. >> was there classified information on former congressman weiner's computer? >> yes. >> who sent it to him? >> his then spouse, uma abidine appears to have a regular practice of forwarding e-mails to him for him to print out to her so she could deliver them to the secretary of state. >> look, this is terrible. it makes me mildly nauseous to think we might have had some impact on the election. but honestly, it wouldn't change the decision. ev

remember the battle of the coral sea during world war ii, his short three hour visit also includes privatetings and a black tie dinner for military vets. hundreds of protesters are gathered outside that dinner. >>> pope francis will host mr. trump at the vatican later this month. the president will also meet with other top vaticanduring hi. the president will also visit italy, israel, saudi arabia, and attend a nato summit while he's out of the kun i tri. >> wheel we're waiting for las vegas police to reveal how a collision happened between a school bus and car, killing one person and sending as many as 16 middle school students to the hospital. crash happened at 8:30 at a busy intersection northeast of downtown. the impact was so hard it demolished a white sedan and left the school bus on its side. those are escape hatches open on the bus's roof. a child in the sedan is in critical condition. the driver was pronounced dead on the scene. >> it is official. the pulse night club will become a memorial and museum to honor the 49 victims in last summer's shooting rampage. the owner says the me