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. >> reporter:the body of arianna's mom nicole was found in a shallow grave in san francisco's john mccleron park last month. covered by this wood plank. nicole fitts had been staying with cheryl taylor. tuesday taylor described the last night she saw nicole alive. saying fitts was frustrated with her daughter's babysitter who lived in the east bay. >>sot as far as i know she was going to oakland and i told her before she left baby whatever you do get the police involved because nicole was really upset that night and i told her whatever you do get the police involved i've had a long day i said i wish i could stay up and talk to you a little longer but i am beat and i'm going to bed and that was the last time i saw nicole. >> reporter:as to why she was explains. >>she was upset because she was supposed to get arianna and the babysitter kept giving her the runaround behind her daughter. i guess they sent her a text message or called her whatever the message was she got that they had taken arianna to disneyland. they didn't have permission to take her to disneyland. >> reporter:and as the clock

with is the grave site of john birch they said you want to talk about that? they said please. [laughter] cry said it is too political [laughter] >> go wonderful idea to write this story a share from the state department when we were teenagers it was a very big deal to be the john birch society to remember the song? we are the john birch society. ♪ ♪ [laughter] they are such a symbol where would they stand now? >> there was a lot of consistency with today's teapartier politics if you look at the website today you will see it is still very much about strict interpretation and states' rights opposition to gun control opposition to abortion and an income-tax and conservative issues i think in interesting connection although we live in very different times but what is intriguing the way the birch society is treated at the time by william buckley with "the national review" and barry goldwater who felt it had become so notorious that welsh had to be written out of the conservative movement as goes mr. trump because of the conservatives today like "the national review" has said donald

grave medical emergency. we get more from stephanie elam. >> reporter: christine and john, dr.oward kornfeld was unable to travel on the 21st, but planned to arrive on the 22nd to minnesota. that is according to the minneapolis lawyer representing the daughter. he sent his son to meet with prince at paisley park. his job was to explain to the musician how treatment works. mouzy says this was an intervention set up by prince's team. >> he set up a plan to deal with what he felt was a life-saving mission. that mission was to get prince to a doctor in minnesota on thursday morning. he contacted a trusted colleague of his. that minnesota doctor cleared his schedule for thursday morning to provide privacy to prince. prince did not show up for that appointment on thursday morning. >> reporter: the lawyer says andrew, who arrived at paisley park at 9:30 a.m. thursday with two of prince's associates was the one that called 911 and he was discovered unconscious in the elevator. in another development, a former lawyer for duane nelson, one of prince's half siblings, said duane told him t

graves of soldiers of the civil war. the first decoration day was 1866 that was 150 years ago. live in media, johnawlins back to you, sarah. >>> all right, john, thank you. ♪ in delaware county the springfield high school marching band entertained the crowds along the parade route. the parade made their way to the springfield township building to honor local fall members of our military. >>> let's go live to trish hartman at the vietnam's veteran memorial at penns landing. trish what's happening there? >> reporter: well, sarah this ceremony just got underway a few minutes ago. a nice crowd gathered and everyone thankful that the rain held off so far. two names will be added. master sergeant francis g. corcoran and master sergeant george lrntle -- l.wilson will be added today. both men from philadelphia fell sick in vietnam and later died in military hospitals. about an hour ago, a ceremony was held nearby at the korean war memorial. veterans organizations paid tribute to local veterans killed in korea every year on this day. wreaths were placed at the memorial that lists 622 men who died. the cere

they will dedicate the graves of those that gave the ultimate sacrifice in serving our country. there will also be special wreath laying happening this morning for john f. kennedy's birthday. >>> and tonight you can kick off the holiday with the annual national memorial day concert. ♪ >> very familiar sound there, last night was the dress rehearsal for the event. ga s back as co-hosts. also appearances from colin powell, arerenee fleming and be boys. >>> well, yet another incident that brought metrorail service to a halt and it happened over the weekend, this time yesterday a brake fire shut down service at the arlington cemetery station for hours. rirsd had to board shuttle buss to get to the next stop. the fire was quickly put out, but delays lasted a while and certainly shook up some riders. >> we were walking back from the kennedy site and saw a fire truck come through and definitely looked like it was a lot of commotion. >> this all happened just one week before met troer's safetrack program gets under way. the massive maintenance improvement plan will disrupt commutes for months. >> new this morning, investigatorsi investigator work to determin

grave. >>> 104 since titanic sang after colliding with iceberg on its maiden voyage a fitting memorial is unveiled for a hero. robert johny getting his due. >> as a youngster, his name was not in any books, it wasn't a big thing on the news, it was just here say from my father. >> 2225 people boarded the titanic traveling from southampton england to new york when it sang 713 survived. it's said hopkins saved 130 people that night. the heroic act well recorded in history, even to he depicted in into the 97 blockbuster titan tick. he acted quickly when another vessel was falling towards his lifeboat. >> robert hopkins with a penn 95 hacked away at the popes holding the lifeboat and allowed that boat to get out from underneath boat 15. we were just wondering how many more decedents there are from people that got saved and may not be alive today if he hadn't done that. >> hopkins lived in hoboken new jersey until his death in 1943. and was buried in holy name cemetery in jersey city where his grave was left unmarked until today. >> we didn't even know where he was buried for while. >> thanks to a tomb stone donated by arch d

some 130 roses will decorate the graves of those who gave the ultimate sacrifice in serving our country. there will also be special wreath laying this morning for john f. kennedy's birthday. >>> another incident brought metrorail service to a halt this memorial day weekend. this time it was a brake fire that shut down the arlington cemetery station for hours yesterday. riders had to board shuttle buses to get to the next stop. the fire was quickly put out, but delays lasted a while and certainly shook up riders. >> we were walking from the kennedy grave site and saw a fire truck come through. and it definitely looked like it was a lot of commotion. >> this all happened just one week before metro's safe track program gets underway. that massive maintenance improvement plan will disrupt c >>> if you are looking for a way to honor those who sacrificed for our country, the 27th annual pbs national memorial day concert, that's going to kick off tonight. ♪ last night, the dress rehearsal ahead of the concert gary sinese and joe montagna were back as hosts. there will be appearances by colin powell, the beach boys, and "american idol" winner. >> cool. >>>

john shared what may be part of the reason. >> so that's when i thought let's do something. >> reporter: a few years ago, he started sen memorial day to the graves of all the men who died in that battle. later, he expanded to everyone who died in his battalion during the whole war, more than $8,000 worth of flowers for 160 graves. and now he's calling on you to adjoin him, to adopt a veteran's grave on memorial day. >> one day a year we're asking somebody to do something. >> reporter: to clean it up and lay some flowers, so that eventually, every vietnam veteran can be rightfully remembered. >> hope i'm around here to witness that. maybe that will answer that question, "why?" >> reporter: certainly something to live for. steve hartman, "on the road," in pinckney, michigan. >> pauley: and that's the cbs evening news. scott will be along sunday evening on cement. i'm jane pauley. i'll see ow sunday morning. have a safe holiday weekend, and good night. >> bob: tonight, the focus on max scherzer, with fresh memories of a win in his hometown.

john mcclaren park last month. her daughter is still nowhere to be found. >> reporter:this is nicole fitts and her daughter arianna. nicole was found in a shallow grave in the park more than a month ago. this piece of plywood was covering her body. as for arianna she hadn't been seen since late february. she had been staying with a babysitter according to family members. today i talked with one of the last people to see arianna's mother nicole. cheryl taylor. a woman that nicole had been staying with. when it comes to finding arianna cheryl believes that police should be focused on the babysitter in this case. >>like i said the babysitter had to know something or she had to have something to do with it. she was upset because she was supposed to get arianna and the babysitter kept giving her the runaround behind her daughter. i guess they sent her a text message or called her whatever the message was she got that they had taken arianna to disneyland. they didn't have permission to take her to disneyland. it's like there's no trace of arianna nowhere to be found. >> i'm just hoping that she didn't meet the same fate as her mom.hoping in my heart of hea

john shared what may be part of the reason. >> so that's when i thought, let's do something. >> reporter: a few years ago, he started sending flowers on memorial day to the graves who died in that battle. later, he expanded to everyone who died in his battalion during the whole war. more than 8,000 dollars worth of flowers. more 160 graves. and now, he is calling on you to join him. to adopt a veteran's grave. >> one day a year asking somebody to do something. to clean it up and lay some flowers so that's eventually, every vietnam veteran can be rightfully remembered. >> i hope i am around here to witness that. maybe that will answer that question why? >> reporter: certainly. something to live for. you'd do anything to take care of that spot on your lawn. so why not take care of that spot on your skin? if you're a man over 50 you're in the group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma, the cancer that kills 1 person every hour. check your skin for suspicious or changing spots. go to spotskincancer.org to find out what to look for. a message from the american academy of dermatology one in six americans get sick every year from food poisoning. to r

john shared what may be part of the reason. >> so that's when i thought, let's do something. >> reporter: a few years ago, he started sending flowers on memorial day to the gravese men who died in that battle. later, he expanded to everyone who died in his battalion during the whole war. more than 8,000 dollars worth of flowers. more 160 graves. and now, he is calling on you to join him. to adopt a veteran's grave. >> one day a year asking somebody to do something. to clean it up and lay some flowers so that's eventually, every vietnam veteran can be rightfully remembered. >> i hope i am around here to witness that. maybe that will answer that question why? >> reporter: certainly. something to live for. steve hartman, on the road, in michigan. ♪ 'cause you'll be in my heart ♪ ♪ yes, you'll be in my heart ♪ ♪ from this day on ♪ now and forevermore... narrator: if animals are our best friends, shouldn't we be theirs? visit your local shelter, adopt a pet. ♪ you'll be in my heart ♪ ♪ no matter what... cbs cares. ♪ no matter what... is one of the elemental thprivileges of a free people. endowed, as our nation is, with abundant physical resources... ...and inspired

grave. >> reporter: 104 years since titanic went down after colliding with the iceberg on maiden voyage a fitting memorial is unveiled for a hero. robert john hopkins is finally getting his due. >> as a youngster his name was not in any books, it wasn't a big thing on the news, it was just, from my father. >> reporter: 2,225 people boarded titanic traveling from southampton, england to insuring when it sank713 survived. it says steven hawkins faced 130 people that night, heroic act well recorded in history even depict in the 1997 blockbuster titanic. he acted quickly when another vessel was falling toward his life boat. >> robert hopkins with the penn knife hacked away at ropes holding the life boat and allowed that bet both to get out underneath, we are just wondering how more descendent are that got saved that may not ab live today if he hadn't have done that. we are honored by what he did. >> reporter: hopkins lived in hoboken, new jersey until his death in 1943 ape build in holy name ceremony in jersey city where his grave was unmark until today. >> we didn't even know where he was buried for a while. >> reporter: now thanks to the tomb

grave. >> reporter: 104 years since titanic sank have after colliding with a iceberg on its mate maiden voyage a fitting memorial was unveil. robert john finally getting his due. >> as a youngster his name was not in any books, it wasn't a big thing on the the news, it was just my father. >> reporter: 2,225 people boarded titanic traveling from southampton, england to new york when it sank, 713 survived. it said steven hopkins saved 130 people that night, heroic act well recorded in history, even in the 1997 blockbuster titanic. he acted quickly when another vessel was falling toward his life boat. >> robert hopkins with a pen knife hacked away holding the life boat and allowed that both bet to get out of boat 15. >> we wand are how many more people that got saved and may not have have been alive if he had not done that. >> reporter: hopkins lived in hoboken, new jersey until his death in 1943, and was buried in holy name cemetery in jersey city where his grave was left unmark until today. >> we didn't even know where he was buried for a while. >> reporter: now thanks to the tomb stone donate by archdiocese of newark his grandchildren

john shared what may be part of the reason. >> that's when i thought, let's do something. >> a few years ago he started sending flowers on memorial day to the gravesexpanded to everyone who died in his battalion during the whole war, more than $8o. for san francisco 0 graves knew calling you to adopt a vanderbilt ran's grave on memorial day. >> to clean it up and lay some flowers so that eventually every vietnam veteran can be rightfully remembered. >> i hope i'm around to witness that. >> maybe that will answer that question, yes. >> certainly something to live for. ♪ >> osgood: next. the monkees. nice to meet you! welcome, welcome! today i'm going to show you the all-new 2016 chevy cruze and ask you what you think. but here's the catch. you can only answer in emojis. what emoji would you use to describe the design? sfx:message sent i think it's sexy. mm-mm-mm! it has available built-in 4g lte wifi® sfx:message sent rock on. that's excellent. we got wifi. the cruze offers up to an epa estimated 42 mpg highway. sfx:message sent this car is like a unicorn. it's magical! (group laughing) we asked real people to use on their bums. why do you think th

john shared what may be part of the reason. >> so that's when i thought, let's do something. >> reporter: a few years ago, he started sending flowers on memorial day to the gravesn who died in that battle. later, he expanded to everyone who died in his battalion during the whole war. more than 8,000 dollars worth of flowers. more 160 graves. and now, he is calling on you to join him. to adopt a veteran's grave. >> one day a year asking somebody to do something. to clean it up and lay some flowers so that's eventually, every vietnam veteran can be rightfully remembered. >> i hope i am around here to witness that. maybe that will answer that question why? >> reporter: certainly. something to live for.,,,,,,,,,, >>> a new federal law requires that most drones sold in america be registered with the faa. it is designed to discourage trouble in the sky. the netherland has its own way of dealing with intruding drones, jonathan vigliatti reports. >> reporter: the dutch national police department is the first organization, he is contracting eagles out to. the second that hood is off and hunter spots a drone he is off. and with flight speeds up to 80 miles an hour. >> we

, john malone connection who has been so brilliant with how he re-creates the media company and he has done that with baseball as well. >> that is one of the more interesting aspects of the old gravesaves saga. i look at them all the time. carol: i am so sorry. [laughter] all the timethem in my first saw this deal you had to reread each sentence for her five times. i went over to her media guys and i said, you following liberty media -- follow liberty media, and it is so malone. small townsave a and cities stuck with a big price tag for building stadiums, and that has become, we have seen this in towns around the country. >> it is a disappointing story because no matter how many times you read in economic study you always have someone who says, well, not quite. we interviewed a man named mike plante who is the development manager of the braves and he goes right out there and says, no, all the sports economists are wrong. how many studies do need to read before maybe you are wrong? carol: in the meantime, they cannot fix the roads or anything because they have no money. is a storythe images in it of itself. david: we spoke to a foot a journalist about those pictures. >> the obvious

john kasich. i made some comments that were critical of donald trump, i have very grave concerns about his rhetoric anchor, the tone of what he does when he speaks. that was expressed and i began getting emails including ones that were pretty dark referencing funerals and referencing my family, that was a concern when we come in, that was unexpected in this process because i hate to say it is perfunctory but generally a perfunctory process until this cycle. maria: do you know who sent you those threatening emails? >> we have email addresss but to the best of my knowledge no one has tracked down who the people are. they were gmail addresses that somebody probably made up. officials -- maria: john kasich doesn't win, if john kasich doesn't win can use your self-supporting the front runner and if it is donald trump will you support him? >> when we get to the convention in july, we had one goal is delegates, to put forth the best republican candidate for victory in november. the person that will help win races in the house and senate and the person who will ultimately win the presidency. i am keeping a

john hannah: -- that's not true at all, congressman. it's not accurate. jason chaffetz: gentleman's time has expired. william lacy clay jr.: and it is true. it is absolutely a grave mistake. jason chaffetz: gentleman's time's -- william lacy clay jr.: i guess i yield back. jason chaffetz: gentleman yields back. and would also duly note that mr. hannah worked for president clinton. served as a senior policy advisory to secretary of state warren christopher, as well. so, we'll now recognize the gentleman from georgia, mr. hice for five minutes. jody b. hice: thank you, mr. chairman. seems to be a great deal of confusion as to the purpose of this hearing, which is supposed to be about this current administration in the white house narrative on the iran nuclear deal. in mr. samuel's article, leon panetta stated that he, during his tenure as director of the cia and secretary of defense, never saw the letters that obama covertly sent to iran's supreme leader in 2009 and 2012. he goes on to say that he would like to believe that tom donilon, then national security advisor, and hillary clinton, then secretary of state, had a chance to work on the offer they presented. mr