, homeland security secretary john kelley whose son robert also died on the fields of afghanistan.malcolm nance, combat veteran as well as jack jacobs. malcolm, your initial reactions and thoughts to the president's speech that was struck. >> well, it was a good speech. and i appreciate that he paid tribute to the gold star families. he had trouble with the gold star families last year during the campaign. but that seems to have been washed over and now he's meeting the roles of the president adequately in this particular case. and i'm very glad that he you know, came to this ceremony and stuck to the script. >> colonel jake jacobs, i'd like to get your reactions and comments on the president's speech as we see them there. i think he's meeting there with both the family of chris horton, i believe that's his wife as well as others that may have been gold star families. we know that as i was mentioning the parents of andrew buyers, david and rose, were also in attendance. >> i think the most notable comment was not from trump but instead was from general joe dunford, chairman of the

bob corker, former director of national intelligence, james clapper and homeland security chief john kelley. and that congressional race in montana. the republican won. the democrat closed the gap. which party has reason to celebrate. >> joining me for insight and analysis are msnbc's joy roid, kimberly strasal columnist for the "wall street journal," charlie sykes, and amy walter of the cook political report. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, celebrating its 70th year. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning on this memorial day weekend. the president came home late last night from his first overseas trip in office. when he did, the russia investigation got much closer to home, as well. so much closer in fact, that it now involves the president's son-in-law jared kushner. president trump faces a scandal that threatens to overshadow perhaps his entire presidency. consider what happened in the last week. monday, "washington post" reports mr. trump had asked his intel chiefs in mar

[applause] please welcome your homeland security secretary, john kelley who is attending our servicem also very grateful and honored to welcome the u.s. attorney general, chat sessions. he's always been a friend of law enforcement when you're a senator and i'm sure you will continue as our attorney general. thank you. [applause] and very honored to welcome to this event, the vice president of the united states, michael pence. [applause] president henne will be introducing the vice president or comments in a few moments. finally, it is my great honor and privilege to have bypassed with us the 45th president of the united states, donald jay trump. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. the >> mr. president, mr. vice president, members of congress, brothers and sisters of line first in, family and friends of our fallen heroes. welcome to the 36th annual national peace officers memorial service. in 1962, congress authorized president john f. kennedy to proclaim may 15th of each year as peace officers memorial day, a day in which to honor the brave law enforcement officers proudly wore the u

garden of flowers keeps growing, host march that raddatz will talk with homeland security secretary john kelleyterror threat. you can watch this week with george stephanopoulos on abc 7 at 8:00. >>> a man faces charges after investigators say he began a sexual relationship with a girl in marin county who he met online. the sheriff's office posted these photos on facebook showing 33-year-old cameron fox being taken into custody. he met the teen on a dating website. she told him she was under anyone but deputies say he had a sexual relationship with her and she became afraid when he got more aggressive. she told her mother who then called the sheriff's office. >>> witnesses captured a terrifying moment in the water of monterrey bay where a great white shark went on the attack. abc news reporter ariel rah chef has the story. >> filming it. >>> the diver surviving a face to face encounter with a white shark. >> see that kayak. >> the shark circling this kayaker after knocking him into the frigid water 100 yards off the coast of monterrey. >> the shark chom ps on the boat like a chew toy and turns t

garden of flowers keeps growing, host martha raddatz will talk with homeland security secretary john kelleye at home. you can watch this week with george stephanopoulos on abc 7 at 8:00. 6:33 is the time. >>> a man faces charges after investigators say he began a sexual relationship with a girl in marin county who he met online. the sheriff's office posted these photos on facebook showing 33-year-old cameron fox being taken into custody. investigators say he met the teen on a dating website. she told him she was under age but deputies say he had a sexual relationship with her and she became afraid when he got more aggressive. she told her mother who then called the sheriff's office. >>> witnesses captured a terrifying moment in the water of monterrey bay where a great white shark went on the attack. abc news reporter ariel rah chef has the story. >> filming it. >>> the diver surviving a face to face encounter with a great white shark. >> see that kayak. >> yeah >> the shark circling this kayaker after knocking him into the frigid water 100 yards off the coast of monterrey. watch as the shar

i'm so proud to be here today with attorney general jeff sessions and homeland security director john kelley, two men who are deeply committed to the rule of law, to the rank and file officers who enforce it, and to bringing the violent criminals, drug dealers and gang members to justice, and i mean bring them to justice quickly. thank you very much for being here. all of you at this ceremony the men and women who police the streets or who send our loved ones to work with a really very, very sometimes worried or heavy heart, every single day you do that, you've seen and you've heard things that no one else should ever have to see or hear. you bear this burden on our behalf. you have witnessed the evil of those who derive pleasure from inflicting pain on the innocent. you've seen a lot of that more recently than maybe ever before. it's going to stop. and you've watched great, great people suffer unthinkable harm and unthinkable death. ameri america as a nation must always have the clarity to know the difference between good and ebola, between right and wrong and between those who uphold our l

mueller's special assistant at the justice department and former prosecutor and defense attorney john q. kelley to start with you. you worked closely with robert mueller. tell us about him. >> he's hard working. he's honest. he's above reproach with respect to political interference, and i think most importantly in this investigation, he'll keep his investigation within the mandate that has been given to him, and that at the end of the day, there isn't evidence of criminal wrongdoing, he'll have the fortitude to say so, which is a hard thing sometimes for a fros cu prosecuto prosecutor. >> john if you were inside president trump's iner circle with the special council, how would you advise him? >> keep their eye on the details. the whole thing about contemporaneous notes or credible evidence and things like that, that's not the case. >> what do you mean it's not the case? we've been saying for two day this is memo is everything but at the end of the day the memo is a note he wrote to himself. >> it's nothing. one factor that could be used to you know, assess the credibility of the sworn testimon

among the dead are john atkinson, kelley brewster, georgina callander, alison howe, marson and angelicad 8-year-old saffie roussos. she's the youngest victim we know of. her principal said that saffie was warm, kind and creative. thousands of people filled manchester's albert square yesterday to honor the bombing victims. the young and diverse crowd was so large that many people were not able to see the vigil. we spoke with several members of the community who told us why it was important for them to show their support. >> i grew up here. this is my home. i want to show that -- you know, even if i'm on the edge of the crowd we're here and we're standing against this. >> why did you come here today? >> just to pay my respects. basically. and trying to teach my children that things like this is wrong. >> it's so sad. >> we are together in manchester. it doesn't matter what you believe in. >> despite what happened that's it. it is for us to come together and be there for each other and essentially send a message to our solidarity that they will not win. >> we'll have much more tonight from

kelley. new jersey governor chris christie, david clark, congressman trey gowdy and former deputy fbi director john pistole. any thoughts on any of those potentials? >> out to you one thing. whoever winds up replacing comey needs to have a strong law enforcement background. why do i say that? whoever is going to be in that seat now, keep in mind they have to represent the president on multiple areas of one force it. not just the political related area. a lot of names out there being floated around. at the end of the day most of the law-enforcement officers hope whoever president trump selects has a strong background in supporting law-enforcement because float, that's who the person is going to be who's going to lead us in one force. trade to rod wheeler comic thank you. >> thank you. lauren: discussing the future of james comey in an interview with ricardo romo. >> people are still wondering, scratching their heads by so many obama era staffers are here. was a mistake not to ask jim comey to step down from the fbi. is it too late to ask them? >> no, it's not too late. at confidence we'll see what h

john mccain said it isn't. >> i don't think it's procedure prior to the inauguration of a president of the united states by someone not in an appointed position. >> president trump is standing by curb they are. kelley kushners. >> dubke said in a statement it is my great honor to serve president trump and this administration. hi> a brutal chapter in the manuel noriega died overnight. the one-time u.s. ally and spy for the cia was removed from power by an american invasion in 1989 after being accused of killing his political opponents and hiding millions of dollars gained illegally. noriega later served a 17 year drug sentence in the united states and also did time for conspiracy. manuel noriega was 83 years old. >> the fight over sanctuary cities became physical in texas, and it was lawmakers doing the shoving. what happened and what's next for the officials involved. >> first our verify team is looking into those fl vo: delivering cleaner, reliable energy... creating jobs for our veterans... ir energy bills. it takes 16,000 dominion energy employees doing the job. an d now, dominion energy i s investing $15 billion to build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure... creating jobs n