romney: you have just heard i have been awarded an honorary degree. when i think of all the times i've in here for debates, forums, and rallies, i might argue that this is an earned degree. 16 years of education has made your world a great deal bigger than the world of your childhood. it is a funny thing about little kids, they do not see much beyond what is right around them. they see their family, their school, maybe their city. but they cannot imagine different places. their vision is like a small circle, bounded by their very limited its very. your world now is breathtakingly large, almost without boundaries with so much vast this semi-possible direction to take. some of you may feel understandably anxious and uncertain. you may even be tempted to look for a smaller, more comfortable world, one that is less complex and less demanding of you. that is not who you are and that is not within and some has prepared you to do. to experience a purposeful life one thing you are going to have to do is this -- live a large life. living large needs embracing

romney: you have just heard i have been awarded an honorary degree. when i think of all the times i have been here for debates, forums, and rallies, i might argue that this is an earned degree. 16 years of education has made your world a great deal bigger than the world of your childhood. it is a funny thing about little kids, they do not see much beyond what is right around them. they see their family, their school, maybe their city. but they cannot imagine different places. their vision is like a small circle, bounded by their very limited its very. your world now is breathtakingly large, almost without boundaries . with so much vast this semi-possible direction to take. some of you may feel understandably anxious and uncertain. you may even be tempted to look for a smaller, more comfortable world, one that is less complex and less demanding of you. that is not who you are and that is not what this place has prepared you to do. to experience a purposeful life, one thing you are going to have to do is this -- live a large life. living large needs emb

as an honorary member of the tribe, not to mention somebody who has hosted seven white house seders -- [applause] and been advised by two jewish chiefs of staff, i can also say i am getting a little bit of a hang of the lingo. but i will not use any of the yiddishisms that rahm emanuel taught me, because i want to be invited back. [laughter] let's just say that he had some creative new synonyms for "shalom." [laughter] now, i wanted to come here to celebrate jewish-american heritage month. because this congregation, like so many around the country helps us to tell the american story. back in 1876, when president grant helped dedicate adas israel, he became the first sitting president in american history to attend a synagogue service. at the time, it was an extraordinarily symbolic gesture. not just for america, but for the world. i think about the landscape of jewish history. tomorrow night, the holiday marks the moment that moses received the torah at mount sinai. the first link in a chain of tradition that stretches back thousands of years, and a foundation stone for our civilizatio

you and i want to thank the president for the very kind introduction, and congratulate my fellow honorary degree recipients. i would like to congratulate all of the supportive relatives and friends. today we are all one big trojan family. some of you were born into it. some of you chose it. i married into it. [applause] ms. hobson: i remember the first time my husband, george lucas, brought me. [applause] ms. hobson: first stop was the film school, obviously. then we attended a football game. not a game, the game against westwood high. now i went to school back east and the one thing i can tell you, ivy league football is mostly boring. but the game was amazing. i cheered the entire time. i could not believe you had a real horse as a mascot. i was amazed. then i learned that that is not the original traveler. i thought to myself, what a nice tradition but doesn't it make more sense to replicate -- now i can tell you, i am truly grateful to have my own degree from u.s. and i cherish this honor as well as the opportunity to speak for you. in preparing for today it made me think about my own

. >> rose: an honorary doctorate. >> an honorary doctorate i will receive tomorrow in the morning. then it was i was invited almost three years for this honorary doctorate. many other problems and difficulties in my condition as archbishop of havana et cetera have been difficult for me to come to new york. but i am very very glad to be able to respond to this invitation of the fordham university. that is for me a very great honor. >> rose: well, you're a great man. two things you and i share among them the doctorate at fordham. i had the great fortune to speak at their commencement three or four years ago so it will be a glorious day for you and for them, as they honor you. >> yes sure. i have been honored many times, but seems it seems to me that it's not a personal recognition but a recognition of the role of the catholic church in our country in improving the life of the church in my country and also now in this location, many are looking for the intervention of the holy father in this new relation between cuba and the united states taking place after the words of the two presid

for giving me an honorary doctorate of humanities. i'm a huge fan of humans. >> aren't we all. the late show with stephen colbert premiers september 8 right here on cbs. >>> still ahead on wusa9, summer just around the corner. we've got a doctor from inova fairfax hospital who has some advice on how to protect yourself from sunburn and skin cancer. >> if you're going to the nats game today or tonight rather, it should be dry but we some showers to get through before first pitch. then we're talking about more comfortable weather. i'll have all the details on your first alert forecast. keep >>> with the unofficial arrival of summer this weekend, let's turn our attention to the prevention of skin cancer. joining us live from inova fairfax hospital is the director of cue obtainuous lymphoma and high risk skin cancer. thank you for spending a minute with us. no shortage of horror stories associated with skin cancer but how serious is it this time of year? >> it's serious all year round. incidence of all types has risen dramatically. it's m

and our own lester holt can add honorary doctorate to his honorary document.t he told grad garage graduates about making success. >> you ask yourself what is the top? one of the things i've discovered sometimes we're so busy climbing that ladder of success we forget to pause on the rung that we're on and look around to enjoy the view. sometimes the view is better than you can imagine. maybe that's the place. >> our huge congratulations to lester and the entire class of 2015. still to come on nightly news veterans carry the weight of sunday dinners at my house... it's a full day for me, and i love it. but when i started having back pain my sister had to come help. i don't like asking for help. i took tylenol but i had to take six pills to get through the day. so my daughter brought over some aleve. it's just two pills, all day! and now, i'm back! aleve. two pills. all day strong, all day long. and for a good night's rest, try aleve pm for a better am. vo: today's the day. more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®. as my d

and then i was invited from almost two years for this honorary doctorate. but other problems and difficulties in my condition of archbishop of havana has made it difficult for me to come to new york. but i've got to be able to respond to this invitation of the fordham university. it is for me a very great honor. charlie: you are a great man. the two things you and i share is [indiscernible] and a doctorate from fordham. i had the great fortune to speak at that commencement three or four years ago. it will be a glorious day for you, and for them as they honor you. cardinal: yes, sure. i have been honored -- charlie: many times. cardinal: many times, but it seems to me it's not a personal recognition, but a recognition of the role of the catholic church in our country in improving the life of the church in my country. and also now on this occasion many are looking for the intervention of the holy father in this new relation between cuba and the united states that is taking place after the words of the two presidents of both countries in december about a new d

the honorary varieties so now do you call him dr. west? is the deserving?guess he had a big influence but i wish somebody would snatch it out of his hand to give a speech to. [laughter] >> give it to new beyonce. he is irritating. >> that would have been funny. >> if he is a tortured artist not appreciated said he would never know it because the way he brags is so overshadowed just be quiet and produce good art. kennedy: one thing i do like is out he convinced kim kardashian bruce jenner transition in was great in you have to be authentic to feel you are. >> and he is authentically insane. if all i had to do was get a graduate degree is act like the crazy a whole i would say tuition dollars but he will think that it gives him a superpowers are he will think he can actually practice medicine. kennedy: but on the play and if there is a doctor on board. >> jesus will save your. [laughter] >> i watched the show but it was all about his narcissism i needed it to be. i am annoyed that bruce mentioned it did you have to bring it -- can into it he should have got t

wilson to be the first honorary chairlady of the girl scouts of america. so every first lady since then has been honorary chair lady of the girl scouts of america. henne hoover had been president in the 1920's and she won back and she was president in the 19th 30's and spent a lot of the time devoting herself to charitable service and through organizations. and the salvation army and the girl scouts were her big ones . and when she died suddenly of a heart attack in new york in 1944 in st. bartholomew's cathedral, where they had her funeral, the first three rows were filled with girl scouts in uniform, reserved for girl scouts in uniform. rick: this truman was known to be unhappy when away from washington. clifton: oddly, the opposite is true. when it came time to retire she wanted to stay in d.c. rick: really? clifton: my grandfather said no. hell no, there's nothing worse than an ex-president hanging around washington. they loved the senate years. my mother -- my grandmother liked her friends and she liked the social life and she just wanted to back off

this is my first honorary degree, and to receive it at st.s university, to receive it from father gillespie, a man who is the vacated his life to bettering the lives of others through education, he is the epitome of what we talk about. let us again recognize father gillespie. [applause] mayor nutter: i also want to recognize that are proposed dr. roslyn. the faculty, our parents, i will come back to you in a second and the students. i also want to commend, and it cannot be easy, people ask me from time to time, you make a lot of speeches, do you still get nervous when you speak? sometimes, yes. like right now. so i want to really, and and ask you to give a huge response and reaction to our student speaker amy, her tremendous speech today. [applause] mayor nutter: george distinguished graduates, again i want to offer you license there is congratulations, and behalf on a militant have people and growing here in the city of fidelity and -- philadelphia, today is your day. you're helping to make our state, region, our country that better place we

. >> it's truly an honorary holiday. it's supposed to be. >> reporter: there are other displays. wreaths and pictures helping personalize the sacrifice and gratitude of those who benefit from that sacrifice. >> half the families probably do not know their sons or daughters are being honored in washington d.c., but you know we will always remember them. >> reporter: derrick ward news 4. >> thanks derrick. >>> still ahead, a day to forget for the nats. up next we have highlights. >>> oh man, hot as the nats have been recently you had to figure at some point they would cool off a little. >> wasn't it a nice weather day at the park today? the weather so great. wasn't it? >> yes. >> the nats in a six-game winning streak. still in progress. game two of the nats and phillies. pups in the park the theme for the nats. fitting for a game you could say had gone to the dogs early. some of our furry friends, ba-dumb-dumb on the hill trying to build from a start of last weekend. man on. all of this one deep to right center with room to spare and a two-run shot for him. phillies take a 4-0 lead

she was presented with a honorary degree from former secretary of state robert gates. [applause] sectionsecretary gates: condoleezza rice your service has been exemplary. we honor you. by the authority vested in me, i hereby confer upon you the degree of dr. the public service. [applause] congratulations. [applause] secretary gates: asserting the math of authority that accrues to be as chancellor -- [laughter] i am preempting president briefly to introduce our commencement speaker. ladies and gentlemen, my dear friend, and a very great american, condoleezza rice. [applause] secretary albright: thank you very much for that and for the tremendous honor. secretary rice: it is quite something to be named in the same breath as benjamin franklin, and i would\\\as the 66th secretary of state and the first as an alumnus of william and mary. i want to thank you for your life of exemplary service to our country. i want to thank the president of the college. you have done such a marvelous job of leading this fight institution. to the board, thank you for your leadership of willia

she was presented with an honorary degree by robert gates who served with rights during the bush ministration and was chancellor of the college. this is 20 minutes. [applause] secretary gates: condoleezza rice, your service has been exemplary. william and mary is proud to honor you. by virtue of the authority vested in me in the charter of the college i hereby confer upon you the degree of doctor of public service. [applause] congratulations. [applause] secretary gates: asserting the massive authority that accrues to me as chancellor -- [laughter] -- i am preempting the president briefly to introduce our commencement speaker. ladies and gentlemen, my dear friend and a very great american, condoleezza rice. [applause] secretary rice: thank you very much for that tremendous welcome and for the tremendous honor. it is quite something to be named in the same breath as benjamin franklin, and i was the 66th secretary of state, and the first as an alumnus of william and mary. i want to thank my great friend and your chancellor bob gates. i want to thank you for your life of exemplary service to our

i want to begin by thanking tufts very, very much for this honorary degree. and i know i speak for my fellow honorees in saying how grateful we all are, and i am so honored to be with all of them, because they are a remarkable group of people. as the class of 2015 well knows, a degree is a very precious thing. it is very satisfying to work hard and earn one. it is an utter delight to receive one simply for showing up. but that is not the only reason that i am excited to be here. although i didn't attend tufts i feel a personal connection to this outstanding university. back in the 1960's, this is where i met one of my heroes former secretary of state dean acheson, after he delivered a speech. i never, ever, imagined then that i would one day be appointed to acheson's job. it's not that i lacked ambition, it's just that i had never seen a secretary of state in a skirt. as a professor and mother of three college graduates, i have to confess that i just love commencement ceremonies. they are a unique milestone in our lives, because they celebrate past accomplish

all 33 drivers in today's race served as honorary grand marshals. dempsey, formerly from abc's "grey's anatomy" will be the honorary starter. coverage starts at 8:00 this morning right here on abc7 right here, right now my buddy lisa argen, talking about a change in the weather finally. >> rights. just a modest change but more changes ahead for the week. and that will warm up everybody else who is laying behind and that would be san francisco and parts of the communities closer to the bay. but today inland you folks will warm up and already looking at a sunnier start for some. in fact, with the cooler temperatures you may have noticed the dryer air is in place. so live doppler 7hd, we're picking up very little in the way of low cloudiness. but here it is. in san francisco from the roof camera, temperatures in the 50s and today another cool day for you. really no changes in the city. 52 in san carlos and san jose. 49 in morgan hill. changes come around the bay today for a warmup. as muchs 5 degrees. here's mt. tam. you will be feeling that warmup fro

all 33 drivers in today's race are as honorary grand marshals. "grey's anatomy" will be the honorary starter. coverage starts at 8:00 this morning rights here on abc7 >> lisa, we just talked about the severe weather elsewhere. >> and our weather is getting a little more back to normal. it's been cool all month long and today we will change the trend. doing so already with less extensive marine layer clouds. in fact they will make their way across the bay and they have done that in parts. but they are going to clear sooner. 5:54 is the official sunrise. 89:20 it settle. 14 hours 28 minutes of lay light. today will the one. warmer days of the weekend. tomorrow we reverse the trend for the holidays. so if you want it a little warmer, that's what is on tap. live doppler hd is quiet this morning. the showers in the sierra nevada have backed off and they will see more in the way of sunshine. ex-blow are forum camera clouds around with low 350's for san francisco and oakland. good morning san jose, 53. 51 half moon bay. here's the view from mt. tam. wit

. >> the track athlete has participated in past olympic games and today is an honorary torchbearer. >> it means a lot to me in my heart. >> hoping the flame burned brightly in the national mall and for track and field stars. for even cheerleaders, the smiles were even brighter. >> they are cheering on athletes, not necessarily competing but cheering on and giving, -- camaraderie to all those athletes who works to get here. they are super excited. >> very good sports and i wish other people could feel it as well. >> crisscrossing the nation, ending up in los angeles for the world games this july. >> we would literally be going through the entire country, hoping to bring the country together in the spirit of acceptance and inclusion for our athletes. >> training and competition provided year-round for over four money and special needs athletes in 170 countries. in just 60 days, the best of the best will showcase their talent. classic think this makes it real today, them realizing this made it happen. jummy: i am so honored to be a part of the relay. i will carry the torch thursday for a

. >>> we have a honorary debut bon jovi debuting that song of rutgers university. we will hear something that will be a instant classic when good day comes right back. >>> welcome back it is 4:40. we are here to get your day started and holiday weekend started for so many of you. we want your opinion about this, what do you think no secrets, but teenagers think they are older and try to act older but there is a mom from denver who caught her 13 year-old pretending to be 19 on facebook, even posting pictures of herself in racey lingerie. the mom decided to teach her daughter a lesson and it turns out she's a quick felon and does not want her daughter to make same mistakes she did it the. she posted a video on facebook. you take a look. >> on monday, tuesday wednesday but you will go on facebook and find a picture that says you are a freak and you are wearing panties and all that, that is what 13 years old do. you still have a bedtime. you still watch disney channel. tell them you still watch disney channel. >> oh, man forcing her daughter to admit that she's still a

apple ceo tim cook deliver the keynote address and received an honorary doctorate degree. more than 25,000 people attended the ceremony, including 6000 students. i guess we can take credit for carrying all of those folks -- telling all those folks to have their umbrellas. devon: hopefully everybody -- it looks like everybody was prepared for those showers. that helped to put some humidity in place. we are under the chance for showers and thunderstorms right now. we're watching just yes -- west. we're watching storms that have been west more of the day, now they are starting to come closer with the humidity that is here. can blossom into storms through the evening time frame. that would be over the 9:00 hour. sunset is just after 8:00. we had to the shenandoah valley, front royal 66, a little bit of thunderstorm activity. there's the potential over the next two to three hour span. we will keep a close eye and the abc 7 weather department. if anything become severe, we will break in to let you know about it. real-time temps, still 80's. sun has been up with morning cloud cov

he is one of the nation's foremost experts on inif he can, diseases and he and cook received honorary degrees. >>> i'm storm team4 meteorologist amelia siegel. weather headlines for tomorrow tracking scattered afternoon and evening, showers and thunderstorms, the potential for some strong to severe storms later in the day tomorrow the chance of some showers and storms on tuesday, spring returns on wednesday, next weekend, memorial day weekend, right now, saturday and sunday looking nice and dry. tomorrow morning, dealing with fog, that could slow that morning commute and then storms could slow the evening commute. exercise go out early. heading out and about you want to have a rain plan for the afternoon and evening hours if you were planning on having dinner outside tomorrow. s here the latest on storm team4 radar. most of us are dry, but i am tracking some heavier rain east of franklin stanton, seeing some of that showery activity now. this will fall apart but if it holds together it will make it into the d.c. metro area between 9 and 11 p.m. tonight, just showers. right now in the

received honorary doctor of letters, and not only for musical success but for his philanthropic work,. sounds great. one day after david letterman's final late show, his set already dismantled. >> this is sad. crews tore down everything at the ed sullivan theater today. got to go eventually, right? once the demolition is done, they'll start rebuilding the theater for the next version of the late show, starring steven coal bart, that show will debut right here on cbs-3 this fall september 8th, to be exact, but it was a great show from dave last night as he signed off. >> "eyewitness news" returns tomorrow morning at 4:30, with ukee washington, erika von tiehl and meteorologist katie fail inning err. we thank you for watching "eyewitness news" here at 11:00. for beasley, kathy all of us, i'm chris may. >> i'm natasha brown. remember we're always on for you at cbs3. com. we'll you here tomorrow. >> ♪ ♪ (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. t

howard also granted a number of honorary degrees during the ceremony including a doctor of humanity. how cool is this morgan freeman. >> i know. i was talking about that yesterday. shocking offensive comments at a commencement in an atlanta suburb. a school's director is now apologizing for what you're about to hear. >> it was my fault it wasn't in the program. all the black people -- [ inaudible ] >> yeah. the director mistakenly skipped a speech in the program. she wanted to do it anyway but teens started to leave. she then said quote, look who is leaving, all the black people. the woman is also the school's founder. since those comments she apologized saying quote, i take personal interest in the success of every student that comes through without regard to race religion or ethnicity end quote. >> it's something kind of like out of the movie twister. this is real life for folks in the west taking cover from tornadoes. now learning one has become deadly. let's look outside our window. amelia putting on final touches on the forecast including chance of rain and 90 degree weather. we

we learned that -- we learned that justin zemser will be an honorary graduate of the class of 2017. his funeral is still being planned. jummy: seven people were killed when that amtrak 188 train jumped the tracks. rachel jacobs was the ceo of a philadelphia tech company. jim gaines work for the associated press here derrick griffith was a university dean in new york. and a big johnny worked in rockville and marriott. some are still searching for their loved ones. >> his life may have been snuffed out. my grandchildren have a broken heart. jummy: some of the people are still missing, and teams are using search dogs in case anyone may have been thrown from the train. the tragedy on the tracks will impact amtrak surface -- service on a busy corridor. service remains suspended between philadelphia and new york. at union station am a bold bus and mega buzz are sold out. peter pan and greyhound have a limited number of seats are many. boston has very few seats in so that after 2:00 this afternoon. since the accident, amtrak has after -- offered customers the ability to change their ticket

howard granted a number of honorary degrees today including a doctor of humanities to morgan freeman. he has been acting for 44 years and has used his celebrity status to help a lot of charitable causes like raising money for the victims of hurricane katrina. >>> up next a taste from across the pond without leaving the city. we'll take you to the uk celebration. >>> a top correct shups department official remembered for her service and dedication. tonight she takes her place with other fallen officers. >>> and mothers from around the country march downtown to protest police ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. get a free necklace with purchase. the eva mendes collection. exclusively at new york and company. >>> mothers from all over the country came from d.c. to protest police brutality. a lot of them had children killed by police. the million moms march took them from capitol hill to the steps of the justice department. >> they saw my son laying on the ground. they snuck up on him. he hit him eight times with his baton

they named him an honorary globy and he was hooked up with a framed jersey and the team how about somedo gonzalez. i'm the gas service supervisor here in sonoma county. we moved up here 35 years ago and we just love it up here, it's a fantastic place to live. our function is customer support... ...making sure that our customers are safe and that's the most important thing. we know we are part of a huge company but sonoma county is our home. sonoma county is our pg&e. what we're doing really means something in the community and it's just a great, great feeling. together, we're building a better california. >>> by morning, we should start seeing rain. >>> you can see tomorrow 47 in san francisco and mainly dry for the early morning commute by 11:00 in the morning, we'll begin to see the possibility of showers. and best chances for the east bay and south bay. so it could get interesting. let's see you thursday. >> hope you have a great day. thanks for joining us tonight. >> good night. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show s

brendan: it is amazing the pope is an honorary globetrotter. is god an honorary globetrotter?e's not. olivia: the group of the sistine chapel where god is trouchouching, that is similar to how a harlem globetrotter is spinning a ball. at the bottom of the colorado river, a snorkeler discovery two skeletons in lawn chairs. they were identified as fake. they were wearing bibs, sunglasses, and were described as having a tea party. authorities are hoping to recover the skeletons later on. brendan: i love the world. olivia: people took the time to develop this prank and bury two skeletons in lawn chairs. our number one photo. another good one. mcdonald's hamburger finally receives a makeover. it comes after the fast food chain's attempt to create more brand excitement. the new hamburger has kept his stripes but has slimmed down. he also wears a trench coat. i guess this is what steve easterbrook ceo of mcdonald's, thinks as a modern, progressive -- brendan: you grew up with this. i feel like the old hamburger, he could not help himself. he had to steal the burgers. this new guy, i

. >> reporter: rg-3, honorary draft pick isaiah austin and robert may have 'em seed and presented. but the real stars today are these young men and women. sons and daughters of military personnel who are disabled or have life-threatening illnesses. today they got the royal treatment. a cinderella ball or prom that even included 30 members from the u.s. marine corps base in quantico. guests looked gorgeous and couldn't be more excited. >> everybody is here and it's awesome. >> reporter: a.j. bores mow was peppering me up with espanol. >> i hear you are quite the dancer. >> thanks. >> reporter: is that true? >> they are awesome together. they have a fabulous time. they are normal kids. >> reporter: we could only stay up until the awards. after is the dance. the event is hosted by the house incorporated student leadership center. a nationally recognized youth development program. this is the tenth annual national capitol cinderella ball. new this year are more scholarships for the men and women. the house, inc.'s founder says the goal is to help young adults grow educationally and soc

. >> the university gave colbert an honorary doctorate of humane letters.rt is set to take over the late show on cbs. >>> retailers are san francisco are looking to hire but they say not enough people are applying for those jobs. one manager in the hayes valley says she posts help wanted ads but hardly gets any bites. people are shifting away from retail jobs and the tech positions. they like the flexibility of jobs like driving for human being. >> uber. >> got some volunteers standing by phones did you know kids who play outdoors have healthier lungs? totally. did you know that boys that play with dolls make better husbands? my son has lots of dolls. but did you know terry cloth diapers breathe better? i did. oh, yeah yeah. did you guys know statistically friendly kids have more friends? yeah. that's obvious. did you know most people think they're using the right car seat for their kid but they're not? announcer: parents who really know it all know for sure that their child is in the right seat. visit safercar.gov/therightseat to make sure your child is pr

. >> yesterday while receiving an honorary dock rat, he teased the audience. >> george bush -- has somertraits. i didn't know he was an artist. >> you know he's right. the self-portraits are pretty good. that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. 21 minutes past the hour. i am joined by a political analyst, good morning to you. >> bridging the great political divide. i like that. that's nice of kanye. let's talk about the president. there's a bit of a dust up with him and democratic candidate elizabeth warren. where is the rub? >> a lot of candidates don't agree with the president. there's great suspicious about these trade deals. a lot of democrats are saying no to the president. >> people are accusing him of hiding parts of the deal. >> it's getting a little bitter and throw in hillary. a lot of this has to do with her. there are a lot of liberal democrats who would love elizabeth warren to run. >> she's not going to do it? >> i think she's not going to do it. there's a little surrogate fight as they fight about trade, really, they're arguing about will there be a progressive ch

. >> the comedian was also awarded an honorary doctorate.ver on "late show" on september 8th. >>> coming up oscar-winning actor george clooney. and we'll leave you with some of the performances on "the late show." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." do you have nutritional gaps in your diet? try the improved formula of boost® original nutritional drink. each delicious serving provides... 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle, and 26 essential vitamins and minerals including calcium and vitamin d to support bone health. plus, boost contains 3 grams of fiber which helps support digestive health. try boost original nutritional drink today. i've been the same shade of red for many years. it's time to change it up! hello, golden blonde. shift a shade with nice'n easy. for natural looking color i don't know if blonde has more fun, but i plan to find out >>> three generations of the british royal family were on hand monday with the opening of the world famous chelsea flower show in london. queen elizabeth and her husband the

. >>> the harlem globetrotters has an honorary member pope francis visited and received a jersey and practised spinning the basketball on his finger. others include enry kissinger and nelson mandela. i'm more thank you for joining us. for the latest room head to aljazeera.com. ray suarez is next with "inside story". have a great night. [ ♪ ] >>> it happened faster than anyone could have predict. in 2004 massachusetts was the only state where same-sex couples could marry. over a decade later it's legal in 36 states and the district of columbia and public opinion changed swiftly. but the political and legal shoving matches over redefines marriage are far from offer. whatever way the supreme court

has already been suspended from the national front party and is due to be stripped of his title of honorary chairman. the campaign against him is being led by his daughter and current party leader, marine le pen. she has been trying to distance herself from his radical views to win the french presidency two years from now. reporter: even before the decision was made, jean-marie le pen refused to attend his hearing saying it was undignified and vowed to return to politics. quest will you consider retiring from politics? mr. le pen: no,. reporter: he found himself kicked out of the party he founded 43 years ago and could also find itself stripped of his titles. >> i think it's a betrayal. i'm ashamed that the president of the national front party bears my surname and i hope she loses it as rapidly as possible. i don't want the national front party to be called le pen. reporter: the decision comes after they were diverting views. last month, he rehashed comments he made in the 1980's, describing the nazi gas chambers as a detail of history. and he has made disparaging comments against a french

the marin native delivered the address and received an honorary doctorate from the university he attended in the 1970s. he dropped out in 1979 to go to work for a san francisco radio station. he is now the interim anchor for "nbc nightly news" and he covers so many other things. >> and he has covered breaking news for hours at a time. they once asked him how do that and he said i've got a cast iron bladder. >> to which the world said, tmi, mr. holt. >> i'm not going to ask you about any of that. let's talk sports, giants, anything else but what i just talked about. >> we've got several other things to talk about than a cast iron bladder, believe me. let's get right to it. good to see you. the giants made a surprising roster move today. we'll tell you which big name player was sent packing. it might surprise you. and the 99th running of the indy 500 took place today. we'll show you who kissed the bricks and had a nice drink of milk. it's all coming up after the break. >>> the war yos yors and rocket rs the top two team, but it appears the teams are not on the same level. they are one win a

versus not honorary. hopefully we have made better strides. >> you have given us a good lead into our next. thank you. we have actually there is a discharge review process all problem although problem of people who were wrongfully discharged from particularly in the military mental health discharges. very common. other kinds of discharges as well for misconduct related to trauma stemming from sexual assault the resulted in bad discharges and can be stigmatizing and inhibit people from getting the benefits that they need. and also certain types of jobs and it is a huge problem for people who have had that. and the remedy is to go to the boards of correction military records. we are actually doing because the whistleblowers for more protective of active service members who feel that they have experienced retaliation after reporting that is the focus of this report which also has relied on active service members were is our next report will look further back and what happened to people who have bad discharge

. >> he received an honorary doctorate from the university he attended back in the 1970s. he left in 1979 to work at kcbs and the rest is history. or at least history in the making. he's the interim anchor for "nbc nightly news." >> i have heard of him. >>> it's a holiday weekend for many but back to work for many as we honor those who have sacrificed to keep us safe in this country. does your commute involve using the san mateo bridge? the latest on whether it's all systems go on this morning. >>> and sharks in the water. many people are reporting up and down the california coastline. why the sights have people feel unnerved. >>> a meat recall for bay area sandwich chain that may have you skipping the bad meat. >>> and it's no holiday for firefighters who say the drought is creating extreme fire danger. >>> i'll be watching winds increasing into the afternoon around some of our bay area hills with low clouds this morning. some 70s in the forecast today. a full look at your forecast straight ahead. >>> and a live look outside this morning. the golden gate bridge. it's mond

>> no he walked on very regal, honorary degree.tle less pomp and circumstance. >> how did it go? how was he received? >> i was surprised. i expected him to be warmly received. it's a commencement at liberty university. you have to appeal to kids and talk about their bright future. it was surprisingly poorly received. there was one moment where he looks up for claps and they just don't come. i was surprised. this is a group he struggled with. the evangelical crowd. >> did he seem surprised with the reaction? >> maybe he was just having an off day, but, you can't show it if you have it if you're surprised. he's not going to look around like guys come on but it was not an impressive show of or oratory. >> bernie sanders thinking he can beat hillary clinton. is he onto something or is he on something as some may say? >> i think it's really hillary's game to lose but i think bernie sanders has the potential to take her to the left. i think that's probably what she's trying to do is force things like citizens united. he wants to put thos

number one rule is to treat people the way you want to be treated >>> and our own lester holt can add honorary doctorate to his list of accomplishments. lester returned to california state sacramento to accept the honor. here is what he told graduates will reaching career success. >> when you think about making it to the top ask yourself what exactly is the top because one of the things that i've discovered is sometimes we're so busy climbing at that ladder of success we forget to pause on the rung that we're on and look around and enjoy the view and sometimes the view is a lot better than you might have imagined and maybe that's the place. maybe that is your personal top. >> our huge congratulations to lester and en the entire class of 2015. still to come veterans carry the weight of war one city at a time. >>> on this memorial day weekend we pay tribute to each and every serviceman and woman who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom, but for the veterans who have returned home their sacrifice has left them with something else, the weight of war. today a 2000 mile tribute wrapped up it'

>> you should ask him if i answer this question and i get it right whether i get the honorary internist diploma. i think the patient has controlled high blood pressure and assuming he's probably taking blood pressure and one of the diuretics is the one that you can lose a lot of salt. that can be one of the reasons why this patient has low salt. what should be your salt level? somewhere between 135 to 145 is normal. lower than 135 and you can check your blood test. lower than 135 you have to be worried. also, there are other things such as something called sisdh. you may have a hormone to absorb a lot of water and dilute your salt. there will be adree nal problems where your hormones, you are not absorbing enough salt and losing a lot or you're not absorbing or you're diluting it. in this particular patient, if your salt is low, you are going to get muscle weakness, possible seizures. and eventually you can have a lot of problems and electrolyte abnormalities and heart problem and end up in the emergency room. how did i do over there? >> you get the award on the diuretics. other than dr

be them >> one question on that topic, i want to clarify, a lot of times, we get asked to host an honorary, in an event, with supervisors, as a group with that. so those examples and situations i see it's fine to exempt the nonprofit, if there is other cases, that supervisor avalos is referring to that might be difficult too, but it's hard to enforce in different situations >> it's true. there have been wild claims of full page ads for fundraisers which is not at all intended by this, and certainly to the extent there is ambiguity about that they're narrow in terms of regulations, we're talking about cards you send out in the mail, saying come to our fundraiser: you are right, that would trigger the election communication rules, not only would a report have to be filed, but on the invitation, if you you adopt the rest of our rules please the ethic disclosures, >> the scenario, that comes up with nonprofits let's see if someone sees something, bla tent and makes a complaint to the ethics, commission, is that another rout for something that is egregious then? >> yes these are charities, 501

the new jersey school recognized the rocker with an honorary degree for his entertainment career and helping the poor and homeless. then he took out his guitar and debuted a new song called "reunion." this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ rightwrite your song sing your song love your life ♪ ♪ learn to dance learn to live touch the sky ♪ ♪ take pictures each step of the way make this the best of the rest of your day ♪ who wants to play in idaho? gotta get milwaukee up to speed. we win in flint, we take the lead. we'll close the deal if we just show... when it's go, go to the new choicehotels.com. the site with the right room, rewards and savings up to 20% when you book direct. choicehotels.com advanced design makes it easy to protect your dog or cat from fleas and ticks. discover seresto. with the performance you expect from topicals in a non-greasy collar seresto provides protection against fleas and ticks for 8 months. seresto. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories am man accused of murdering three members in a house in washington, d.c., and their housekeeper is under ar

he was made an honorary member during their tour of italy. >> we all just met the pope and we're excited. we've been able to do a lot of things in our life and meeting the pope is probably at the top of the list. the team presented him with a jersey and even got him to try his hand at spinning the ball. it is time to get down to business now with landon dowdy. good morning. >> good morning. still a few days to find the perfect gift for mom. they predict americans will spend more than $21 billion. mother's day is the third biggest retail hol di behind christmas and thanks giving. this may be becoming the new normal, the number of working parents who are the soul breadwinner is working. that's 43% of the working dads. both numbers are up from last year. and whole foods, now the company plans to open a chain of lower priced stores. back over to you. >> now to sports. washington nationals are make taking onto miami marlins. homer the first two times at the plate and looking to go for three. >> heart for another one. the upper deck again. three in a row. >> yes. three straight home runs for h

. >> received honorary doctorate of the university attended in the 70s. left to work at a radio station. of course talking about the doors of opportunity that opened. one opened at nbc. now anchoring the evening news on an interim base. "nbc nightly news." >> the documentary on the boy who touched millions of hearts. gets set for the big screen debut. >> bat kid begins. tells the story of miles scott. a boy diagnosed with leukemia. >> we waited until the end of trooment treatment. >> because he is my favorite super hero. >> oh. well this is a video of the new trailer. miles became bat kid in san francisco in 2013 with help from make a wish. the movie opens in select theaters on june 26. many people have great memories of that day. >> man, it was huge. everyone got behind that. >> yeah. awe match of more local news to come. including thieves breaking into your car with the same technology that you use to keep it safe. now there is a way to stop them. >> plus fires already raging too close to home. only at the beginning of fire season. authorities are now u