award, this year, for her role as queen elizabeth ii on the hit netflix series "the crown." everyone please welcome claire foy. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: claire! >> hi. >> jimmy: claire welcome, welcome to the show. so great to see you. i met you, i don't know if you remember this, the night before the golden globes. >> yeah. very vividly. >> jimmy: do you remember? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you were with director of "the crown" stephen daldry. >> i was. i also -- i met you, and then i met oprah. >> jimmy: yeah. we hang in the same circle. >> yes, all the time. it was a real like, it was a a very odd, odd, odd moment. >> jimmy: it was a fun party, though, it was great. and then you end up winning the golden globe. i was like, "yes!" >> these guys are here. >> jimmy: the roots were there.

. >> meanwhile, queen elizabeth ii visited the hospital where 14 young victims are being treated offering words of comfort as the country mourns . the glowing sea of tribute goes some way to easing the city's pain. >> let's go to duncan woodside. u.k. sorests in the far. police are very upset about their investigations being undermined by leaks in the u.s. media. what more can you tell us? >> that is right. eight men held in custody here in the u.k. alongside two men in libya and tripoli. the two men and libya being the father of the bomber and also one of his brothers. another brother has been arrested in the u.k.. most of the investigation took place yesterday, there were a lot of arrest yesterday. what has been interesting today, the mayor of manchester have been extremely upset about the fact that the american security e -- leaked information to the "new york times." there were photos published where basically the families haven't even visited the site. it has upset them as well. it is a diplomatic incident, one that has escalated to the prime minister of britain, theresa may , raised

queen elizabeth ii having arrived in manchester today to visit some of those children who are still being held in hospital. 12 of them. you are breaking up. hopefully we can bring you back. duncan woodside standing by in manchester. a little later in our live from paris program. moving on, president donald trump is holding talks with the in brusselsald tusk today. during those talks, eu leaders argued the benefits of open trade. here's what donald tusk had to say. hopefully we can bring you that later. later on in the day, u.s. president likely to attend his first nato summit for talks with members of the military alliance. nato leaders will be approaching the summit with some caution after trump described the military alliance as obsolete for not showing more commitment to tackling terror. the nato secretary-general announced the alliance will be formally joining the u.s. coalition against the islamic state group. our international affairs editor is standing by. good to have you with us. tusk has spoken about different seas between him and trump. >> that's right. the leader of the europe

meanwhile, here at the manchester royal infirmary, yesterday a royal visitor, queen elizabeth ii wase to pay a visit to some 14 children that had been admitted to the children's ward. five of those children in critical care in what has been described by one doctor as an important symbol, gesture of goodwill and solidarity from the entire country. >> erin mclaughlin live for us in manchester, thank you. >>> it's about 20 minutes past the hour this friday morning. another legal blow for the president's travel ban. what the administration says it will do, next. >>> the trump administration vowing to take the fight over its travel ban all the way to the supreme court after another legal defeat. this time, it's the fourth circuit appeals court. they refused to reinstate the executive order targeting six muslim-majority countries. >> the court's citing the president's campaign rhetoric once again, calling it intolerant and indiscriminatory. exactly when the white house will take its case to the high court is unclear. cnn's laura jarrett has more from washington. >> reporter: another signif

fromr: and with reaction -- and we have reaction from queen elizabeth ii who has condemned the act of barbarism. theresa may said it was perhaps the worst terrorist attack in northern england, obviously, not the worst in a british history. a look back at some of the attacks that have rocked the u.k. in a recent years. enforcement and emergency services out in full forces. images reopening wounds. in 2005, the city of london introduced a violent extremism. 4 suicide bombers blew themselves up they hit the public transport system. 52 people killed and hundreds injured and ththe deadliest attk on british soil. two weeks later, another attack narrowly avoided when poorly made explosives never went off. hack aw 2 extremists soldier to death. video footage of one of the murderers wielding a machete was seen around the world. two months ago, a red light bridge citizen -- a radicalized british citizen ran his car into pedestrians and killed an officer. islamic state claimed responsibility. in march, the most senior terrorist officers said several attacks had been thwarted. us.or: stephen carr

>>> a historic announcement this morning from buckingham palace and queen elizabeth ii? >>> is today the day repeal and replace is a reality? confident republicans put the future of america's health care to a vote. >> details into how an auto auction turned deadly when one of the vehicles accelerated killing three including this young mother. >> rising rivers and flooding causing havoc in the midwest with more troublesome rain on the way. >> after incidents of short tempers and violent outcomes on airlines, american cutting leg room and others may follow. >> jimmy fallon's take on this may the fourth. courtesy of smash mouth. ♪ you're an all-star, get your game on ♪ ♪ >> "early today" starts right now. >> love that. good morning. i'm gigi stone woods. thanks for being with us. >> i'm frances rivera. today house republicans could finally fulfill their 7-year promise to repeal obamacare after late into the night agreeing on amendments to the american health care act. enough conservatives were won over to perhaps get the bill passed through the lower chamber. house majority

in the u.k., the husband of elizabeth ii will step down from public life this fall. june.l be 96 in he'll attend public events until august. he presided over the opening of the new grand stand and lord's ground in london. day,l news 24 hours a powered by 2600 journalist and countries. this is bloomberg. >> thank you very much. hsbc risinghares of today. the most in five months. end returning to revenue isberg.his all bloomberg. >> live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york. >> european close roughly 15 minutes away from the end of the european equity session. let's get to the latest on european banks after years of -- investors finally seeing a glimpse what they've been waiting for, a return to revenue growth. shares rising the most in five months. pleased with the results. say, i think we to seeend of the year 84% revenue growth over the cost 2017. we're standing very good shot of the 4th quarter. guidance as we move into discussions with investors. theet's get sites of results from bloomberg european finance managing editor. that 1st quarter revenue. >> you

honored with a star on the hollywood walk of fame and when he received his knight hood from queen elizabeth iiis deb nai nair nai n r pierce brosnan wrote today on facebook "you wee a terrific james bond and one that led the way for me, the world will miss you and your unique sense of humor for years to come." >> he seemed to enjoy his work. >> totally. >> you're more of a daniel craig bonds -- >> i'm a big daniel craig fan but that's besides the point. >> if you go to classic bond, sean connery is number one, roger moore is the funniest. >> speaking a guy who is suave, we're going to michael >> he's here with a settlement means for us. >> california will receive the largest share of target's settlement money. the attorney general says the money will go towards enforcing consumer protection laws. none of the money will go to the 7.7 million people whose was compromised. >> a federal judge has tripled the award do not call list. the judge in north carolina upped it from $400 the accusations were made by the epa on 4,000 vehicles on the ram 1,500 and jeep grand chaerokee. chrysler has denied any

also queen elizabeth ii visited some of those injured in the attack as the hunt intensifies for the suicide bomber's accomplices. it shows pictures at a shopping center next to a t arena. he is wearing a blue backpack, the tag still on it. it appears to be the same backpack that three datys later would hold a bomb. british officials are said to be they accused u.s. officials of leaking far too much, hampering their investigation. a u.s. intelligence official told us british security services failed to pick up clues before the attack and he should not have been on the streets. the bomber was known to british authorities and two of his brothers have been arrested. u.s. and british authorities believe abedi was part of a wider terrorist and that the bomb maker may still be at large. teresa may says she will raise the issues later today saying intelligence shared between law enforcement agencies must be kept secure. nbc news, manchester. >> stay with nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app for continuing coverage. >>> in delaware county investigators at a cvs. he walked into the store and announced a robbery

queen elizabeth, ii started the maiden voyage.cean liner had a satellite link to show its position on a map. 110, 000 horsepower, it crossed the atlantic 800 times over four decades. the queen mary, ii eventually took over 48 years ago today. i'm jon scott, in today for shepherd smith. the markets are up a little bit today. "your world with neil cavuto" is next. >> neil: all right, republicans are in a grand old funk again on the health care bill. we're getting word from the wall street journal that this writing, quoting here, 21 house republicans said they oppose the latest, the layest incarnation of the republican plan to repeat and replace obama care, the car. >>> welcome, everybody. fox on another rework going down. the hope had been they would get a vote going this week. that is looking dicey, especially if the wall street journal is right and these numbers don't look good. the most no votes they can

award, this year, for her role as queen elizabeth ii on the hit netflix series "the crown." remember this, the night before the golden globes. >> yeah. very vividly. >> jimmy: do you remember? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you were with director of "the crown" stephen daldry. >> i was. i also -- i met you, and then i met oprah. >> jimmy: yeah. we hang in the same circle. >> yes, all the time. it was a real like, it was a a very odd, odd, odd moment. >> jimmy: it was a fun party, though, it was great. and then you end up winning the golden globe. i was like, "yes!" >> these guys are here. >> jimmy: the roots were there. of course they were there, absolutely. >> yes, they were great. >> jimmy: yeah, he was good. [ light laughter ] but i mean you won the award -- enough about him. [ light laughter ] let's get back to how great i was. i mean i was on stage longer. >> you were amazing. >> jimmy: thank you. that's all i wanted to hear. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but what was it like when you won a golden globe? did you get nervous? did you -- >> i didn't really have time to get nervous, because i ge

meanwhile, here outside manchester royal infirmary, yesterday a very special royal visit from queen elizabeth ii, visiting some 14 children currently admitted to the children's ward under the age of 16, five in critical care. one doctor telling me that it was a very special visit, an important symbol of solidarity from the country. >> erin mclaughlin live for us in manchester. thank you. >> all right, we're monitoring the president's overseas trip. he is in italy right now at this very moment for big meetings at the g7, just getting under way. look at that beautiful sicily. oh. that's sicily. we're going there next. >> that's fantastic. >>> and the cavs and warriors set to meet again in the nba finals. andy scholes with the details in the "bleacher report," next. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. othe newly advanced gle

and, at buckingham palace in london, queen elizabeth ii held a minute of silence. condolences also came pouring in from abroad. president trump interrupted his visit to bethlehem today to address the attack. >> we stand in absolute solidarity with the people of the united kingdom. so many young, beautiful, innocent people living and enjoying their lives, murdered by evil losers in life. >> reporter: newly-elected french president emmanuel macron went to the british embassy in paris to express his gvernment's sympathy and solidarity. >> ( translated ): what happened yesterday in manchester showed once again that terrorists have a target: the free world, youth; and that we all have a deep common destiny in this regard. >> reporter: russian president vladimir putin sent his own message of condolences and said: "we strongly condemn this cynical, inhuman crime. we are certain its perpetrators will not escape the punishment they deserve." the u.s. department of homeland security says there is no credible threat to u.s. music venues. but, it warns, there may be increased

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she was only recently surpassed by queen elizabeth ii, who is 90 years old and has been on the throne since 1952.

mountain god left the island in search of a powerful woman, and these villagers believe that queen elizabeth ii's is that celestial son. back in 1974, the island was known as new hebrides and ruled by colonial britain and france. the royals made a trip here, but these villagers didn't get a chance to see him, fueling the mystery surrounding the man. now, word has spread of his stepping down, but his devout followers still hold hope that one day he'll return. >> translator: we are looking forward to prince philip coming. if he comes one day, the people will not be poor, there will be no sickness, no debt, and the garden will be growing very well. >> matthew bayless spent time with that tribe in vanuatu and wrote a book about this. this is a cult following, isn't it? do they actually believe prince philip has divine powers and healing powers as well? >> it was certainly expressed to me when i was there with 100% conviction, yes. despite that, that there are other purposes to having a cult like that in that particular place, yes. >> is the duke of edinburgh aware of this following? is he aware he ha

queen elizabeth ii is expressing her deepest sympathy this morning to all those effected by yesterday's attack. >> now police are not providing any details on the man they arrested. another man was also arrested at a shopping center in central manchester, but that arrest is not believed to be connected to this attack. overnight, british prime minister terresheresa may and d trump speaking out about the attack. >> and today, let us remember those who died, and let us celebrate those who helped. safe in the knowledge that the terrorists will never win and our values, country, and our of life will always prevail. >> i won't call them monsters because they would like that term. they would think that's a great name. i will call them from now on losers because that's what they are. they're losers. and we'll have more of them. but they're losers, just remember that. >> ariana grande responded to the deadly blast herself, an emotional tweet saying, quote, broken. from the bottom of my hard, i am so, so sorry. i don't have words. we will have continuing coverage of the terror attack throughout t

also in manchester, queen elizabeth ii.me of those injured in monday's attack, as the hunt intensifies for the suicide bomber's accomplices. cctv cameras reportedly show images of 22-year-old salman abedi at a shopping center next to the arena, doing recog any dan rec rec recog cognizance or buying supplies. "the new york times" has photos of the charred backpack, the powerful battery and the handheld trigger. the officials are accusing the u.s. of leaking too much hampering their investigation. but a u.s. intelligence official told nbc news, they failed to pick up clues about the bomber before the attack and he should not have been on the streets. the bomber was known as a possible extremist. and two of his brothers have now been arrested, including one in libya, allegedly for plotting an isis attack there. u.s. and british authorities believe abedi was part of a wider network and fear that the bombmaker may still be at large. prime minister theresa may says she'll raise the issue of the leaks with president trump later to

she was only recently surpassed by queen elizabeth ii, who is 90 years old and has been on the throne since 1952. so what does all of that have to do with american history after the civil war? well, to be honest not a whole , lot. but her name does refer to a period in both european and american history that witnessed important and far-reaching changes to american and european culture. now the timeframe of victorian , culture as we call it often coincides with her reign, those years of 1837 to 1901, and particularly when someone talks about victorian culture in europe, and if someone just comes up to you and says victorian culture, they are very likely referring to what went on in england, not necessarily america. it coincides with these dates. here in america people sometimes take that long view of victorian culture from the 1830's to about 1900 or so, but you can put that into an early and a late. and because this course is post civil war, we will stay focus on the victorian culture in america that takes place after the civil war, after 1865, and we will run it up through the first

also in manchester, queen elizabeth ii. the 91-year-old monarch visited some of those injured in monday's attack. >> hello. it's a shock, isn't it? >> a big shock. really big shock. for everybody really. >> it's very interesting how everybody has united, haven't they, here? >> it's been amazing really. >> reporter: as the hunt intensifies for the suicide bomber's accomplices. cctv cameras show pictures of salman abedi at a shopping center right next to the concert arena, doing reconnaissance or buying supplies. he is wearing a blue backpack. the tag still on it. it appears to be the same backpack that three days later would hold a bomb. the "new york times" obtained images of what's left of the bomb that now charred blue backpack, its powerful battery, and a handheld trigger. british officials are said to be furious about the leaked photos. they accuse u.s. officials of leaking far too much, hampering their investigation. and police in the u.k. are now keeping their mouths shut. >> i do not wish to add anything further to t

>> bill: news out of london, buckingham palace announcing prince phillip, the husband of queen elizabeth iis retiring from his royal duties. we have more on that and jonathan, what's happening? >> it's a very big announcement but nothing compared to the speculation that preceded it when buckingham palace called a meeting twitter went wild and prince phillip was declared dead by many. rumors of his death were greatly exaggerated and the 94-year-old prince is simply retiring. we'll get to see less of him doing this kind of thing. opening a new part of one of london's most iconic sports venues yesterday and summing up his life's work by declaring himself the world's most experienced plaque unveiler. he has been much more than that and more than merely the queen's husband and the prince's public humor will always be remembered, too. although not always for the right reasons. he has managed to offend the chinese, russians, hungarians, canadians and australians to name a few as well as women. people of color and overweight children. now he will get to make all those jokes off color or not in priv

that makes you look like queen elizabeth ii. social security is a wildcard.othing guaranteed that that it will be there. i called the caught the icing on the cake. for people to be prepared if it's there it's there. i don't think you can count on it. >> i am a fiscal conservative but this is un-american. if you want to know what modern-day slavery is look at the ncaa. you are not allowing them a normal american opportunity to go out and pursue their careers and you're not even giving them health care coverage. present trump step in there please. tweet something. tell us what this is and how it will improve someone's game. it's this tiny sensor the exit repair that actually parent with a smart phone. they are tracking every single shot you take automatically. the average user has imprisoned 2.77 shots. ladies is the hottest new toy. as much as they might be helpful. it has to be distracting to the teachers. so i give 25 kids going like this was focusing on the lesson plan. they are covering everybody. it was warned by a bridget soldier. the super bowl halftime

time, you can see former senator bob dole, now 92 years old, along with his wife elizabeth dole, he served in world war ii, injured in italy, went to serve in the house, senate and national ticket in 1976 with gerald ford as running mate and g.o.p. republican nominee in 1996. he played a key role, by the way, in development of the world war ii memorial. senator bob dole, place of honor today on memorial day. john from illinois, you are next, good morning. caller: yeah, this is john from hegwish. how about put a picture of that vietnam veteran's back up there and i will tell a story about 1982 in november i there was for the dedication. host: go ahead john. caller: yeah. anyways, we went out there at night time and there were no lights on the wall, it was dark. only way you could see a name was with a flashlight or cigarette lighter. there must have been thousands of guys out there playing guitars and drinking jack daniels and some people smoking weed out there. everybody was so together and cops showed up on motorcycles, we thought we were going to be in trouble. one copper walked over to the wall with th

ii. he caught the attention of elizabeth when she visited the britannia royal naval college. two years after the war, they married and he was forced to abandon his career to support his wife in her role as queen. famed for his humor, but also his gaffes, the duke has made off-the-cucuff remarks.. hehe speaks his mind, but has beeeen done up a few times y the memedia with criticism, some justifified, some not.. >> i hope for hihis grandchchiln to have as much humor as he does. reporter: the duke of edinburgh will continue to be associated with some 780 organizations as patron or president, though he will no longer play an active role in them. the queen, now 91, has indicated that she has no plans to retire. laura: time for a quick reminder of our top stories this hour. u.s. lawmakers have voted to scrap obamacare. the republican-dominated house of representatives has voted narrowly to repeal the bill, but it must now be approveved by the senate. if successful, it will be president donald ramotar's first -- donald trump's first major piece of legislation. the day after the firs

elizabeth dole. [applause] president trump: senator dole fought bravely in world war ii and was severely wounded by germanst a few weeks, bob will be celebrating his 94th earth day. var.s 94th birthday 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 us toe, but for helping remember your fallen comrades and the countless american patriots who gave the lives in the second world war. since the first volley of gunfire in the revolution, brave americans in every generation dutyanswered the call of and one victory for freedom. in its hour of need. today, a new generation of american patriots is fighting to win the battle against terrorism , risking their lives to protect thatitizens from an enemy uses innocents to wage war on humanity itself. we are joined today by the wife of specialist christopher moore, who rests on these so beautiful grounds. as jane tells us, chris was a man who loved his country with his spirit.f he listed in the oklahoma army national guard. he trained as a sniper, becoming known as one of the best shots any

elizabeth dole. [applause] pres. trump: senator dole fought bravely in world war ii and was .everely wounded by german fire in just acelebrating 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 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, chris enlisted in the oklahoma army national guard. he trained as a sniper, becoming known as one

elizabeth dole. 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

elizabeth dole. [applause] senator dole fought bravely in world war ii and was severely .ounded by german fire in justeeks, 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 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, chris enlisted in the oklahoma army national guard. he trai

service and sacrifice, senator bob dole, here with his wife, senator elizabeth dole. [ applause ] senator dole fought bravely in world war iieks, bob 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. [ 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 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 innocence to wage war on humanity itself. we're joined today by the wife of specialist christopher horton who rests on these so beautiful groun grounds. as jane tells us, chris was a man who loved his country with every part of his being. in 2008, chris enlisted in the oklahoma army national guard. he train

elizabeth dole. [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

senator bob dole here with his wife senator elizabeth dole. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> senator dole fought bravely in world war iily wounded by german fire. in just a few weeks bob will be celebrating his 94th birthday. [ cheers and 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, 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 when 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, ch

elizabeth driving herself to church went viral. it's not often we see the queen driving herself. she was actually a car mechanic during world war iind that is not the way you picture her or the next local woman you are about to meet. susan had a passion to work on cars but never thought she could be a car mechanic and that it could lead to a paycheck and a career. a virginia woman took the road less traveled and might have saved a life, her own. >> i love it here. i love everybody i work with. >> a dream come through -- true for susan lawrence. >> it's a lot of fun. >> she trained as a service technician in fredericksburg, virginia, a large dealership in the area. yes, she is the only woman. >> it is not a big deal. i'm just another person. >> she's about five feet tall and 100 pounds and she works on cars. >> ray has been with the company for 36 years and said getting susan to work for him was a challenge. >> she was a server at a local restaurant and i saw that she was wearing a bandanna. >> i would wear my subaru head band and a subaru watch. >> i said how about hondas? >> it was obs for subarus. >> if you ever get interested i

elizabeth dole. [ applause ] >> senator. dole fought bravely in world war ii and was severely wounded by german fire. in just a few weeks, bob will celebrate his 94th birthday >> [ cheering and applause ] i speak for millions of grateful americans when i say thank you, thank you, bob. >> the president making his first comments in public since returning back to that i states from the trip abroad that took him to saudi arabia and israel and the vatican, belgium. we heard him speaking about our fallen servicemembers calling them angels sent to us by god. they share one title and that his hero. >> their legacy will endure. people are clapping for kansas senator former kansas senator. bob dole a war hero. we will monitor comments and bringing more. >>> in the bay area bart police arrested a man accused of punching an operator on saturday night after 6:30 saturday pittsburgh bay pointe station earlier that same day, police arrested a man on suspicion of assaulting a woman at the oakland coliseum station. the woman told police the man- made unwanted advances toward h

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elizabeth glinka joins us now from drayton manor. what is the latest? well, in the last half an hour staffordshire police have confirmed that the ii—year—old that died afterday was evha jannath. she was a pupil at the jameah academy in leicester and the school remains closed today. a statement on their website says this is shocking and devastating for them. specially trained staff are supporting pupils and other members of staff as well and they're asking for privacy at this very difficult time. drayton manor remains closed today as a mark of respect. the health and safety executive has already begun the investigations into what happened, what we know about the splash canyon ride. it is about the splash canyon ride. it is a rapids river ride. it is not believed that they are belted, but they are told to actually say seated. we've heard from a woman this morning who said her son actually had a similar accident back in 2013 where he fell in from splash ca nyon in 2013 where he fell in from splash canyon he was ok, but she raised safety concerns at the time. of course, the health and safety executive will be looking into that as well. thank you. a man arrest