and how joseph's nephew yellow wolf kept joseph's story alive. in affect, howard enabled his ene enemy's celebrity and legend to outlive his own. joseph's stance on liberty and equality made him a leading figure of decent at the end of the 19th century. he played his part in conquering the west and building a new revehicular homicide -- regime. he had the new power to speak to a changing nation. his rhetoric is poignant and moving and it is easy to overlook joseph wasn't simply making a plea for a full package of rights as an american. what we would call citizenship. he was claiming the right to participation in the struggle built into new modern way of governing. he represents a set of ideas, a set of methods, that argubly we need more than ever. thank you. [applause] >> i am lapy to take questions. this is being taped so there is a man with a mike. there is a key grip. >> can you talk more about the research you did for this book and where you found materials and primary sources especially on the chief joseph side. >> great question. there is a

kept joseph's story alive. in effect, howard enabled his enemy celebrity, his enemies legend to outlive his own. joseph's expansive sense of liberty and equality made him a leading figure of the said at the end of the 19th century. howard arguably betrayed the old values of abolition and union and reconstruction when he played his part in conquering the west and building a new regime. but also in a way joseph recharged some of the old values of liberty and equality with a new power to speak to a changing nation. his rhetoric is so poignant, so moving that it's easy to overlook that joseph was not simply making a plea for a full package of rights as an american. what we might call citizenship. more specifically, he was trying to define citizenship in an age of big government. if he was claiming the right to participate in the pretentious struggles built into our new modern way of governing, the right to speak to the state until you are heard. he represents a set of ideas, as set of methods that arguably we need

story is who is chief joseph? howard had met and negotiated with him he had emerged as a spokesperson in the early '70s about 30 years old outranked by many other chiefs to have long experience hunting buffalo and rival tribes to the east but joseph made the immediate impression on howard and many other officials for one thing he was tall, over 6 feet in towered over howard and howard was a little shorter than me he was strikingly handsome end people negotiated with him to describe mesmerizing encounters he did not just shaking hands but then gaze deep into people's lives that was a practice that projected strength and immense confidence and also with a certain vulnerability. and he wrote that he looked into his soul so joseph inspired incredible trust with the flood of all manner of romantic description going back to the very humanity of native americans so when joseph argued they should be allowed to keep that ancestral territory being gauged the language of universal equality as an attempt to preserve the chang

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joseph colon let me explain. -- joseph: it's very similar to medical technology.t an x-ray, that will give you a certain amount of information. but when you have a cat scan, you are looking at the body from all different angles, in three dimensions. you're analyzing much more detailed data and able to use that information with algorithms that can analyze the material content and then determine whether an item inside the bag is a threat. emily: how can your technology better determine if a laptop has a problem? joseph: well, because we have the resolution to look for the types of explosives that st -- tsa is interested in finding, we are kind of breaking the bag, slicing and dicing is the way i like to put it. if you think about breaking the back into little cubes, which are volumes, and measuring the density and the material characteristics of each one of those cubes, then putting together all of the common ones into an object, the ones that are touching, then you know something about the material characteristics and whether it matches that of an explosive. based

lla, joseph, theodore, floating around. good afternoon, everyone, and thank you for being here. it is an incredible privilege for us all to welcome you here to the white house. i specially want to thank the vice president and karen pence for hosting us today. as i'm sure many of you know, pences our military parents. their son michael is an officer in the united states marine corps. they know firsthand the many sacrifices required by military families across this country. we are so grateful, so incredibly grateful, to our servicemen and women, many here with us today, for keeping us safe and protecting our freedoms . [applause] ivanka: it is also critical to note that our heroes in uniform were not do their job if it were not for the love and support of their credible families. please give yourselves a round of applause. [applause] ivanka: friday's military spouses day. i am in all the courage and the strength of our mayor terry -- military spouses. when a service member is away, military houses assumed to minister increased responsibilities at home, and a commitment and dedicat

eugene melamoud is camping out at south san francisco's joseph a.nekes recreation building but it's not for fun. he is one of dozens of parents who are waiting in line for the chance to sign up their kids for child care once school starts back up in august. "it's absolutely insane we are in a place with some of the best companies in the world this should not be happening in silicon valley." parks and recreation run the before and after school programs at 6 campuses across the district.director sharon ranals says about 600 students in the district use the service but there are less than 40 spots left. sot: sharon ranals, director of parks and recreation south san francisco//"all three of my kids went to before and after school care. i was a single mom for most of those years i wouldn't have made it without it. so i'm very sympathetic with these families."ranals says the high demand is most likely because of a low unemployement rate and a need for both parents in each household to work.returning students enrolled last year have priority so it's incomi

tommy joseph, gone. we are tied 1-1 and then joseph again in the seven and rib single bang. a walk-off win. >> a good step in the right direction helps with positive environment and we look to build on it. >> little by little we'll get there. you know, we are going to start playing better. >> phillies hall-of-fame first base man mike schmidt beat skin cancer and is teaming up with the phillies and the melanoma foundation to raise awareness for the disease and launching sunscreen dispensers around the city and the dangers of skin cancer. >> we are placing sunscreen dispensers in vulnerable areas around the city and a great year, year and a half as we do that. our goal is to get into the hundreds around the city. the swimming pools and parks and all areas where kids are vulnerable and adults as well. >>> and eagles first round pick is getting the bulk of the snaps in spring practices. they are throwing the 13th overall pick right in there. barnett has been seen beating lane johnson filling in at left tackle for jason peters, he is raising eyebrows from his teammates. >> his sk

hilarious too. >>> time now for accuweather as we head back out to adam joseph on a spring adventure today. he is live at long wood gardens hey. >> reporter: you know i had really high expectations what the main fountain gardens would look like but i was completely blown away when i pulled up here this afternoon. these fountains have not been running in nearly three years, there was a massive project and more than 30,000 gallons of water being recycled through the found ans every single minute and this is quite the spectacle to see. and speaking of water we'll get some on our own from above here tonight. temperatures now beautiful here at long wood gardens across the area and cloud cover and sunshine poking out allentown and reading and lancaster, and 70 in philadelphia and cooler at the shore in cape may and temperatures 62 degrees, satellite and radar, shows that this very active storm pushing through kentucky and the ohio valley. you see the tornado watching popping up in parts of virginia and north carolina. we won't see severe weather but a good amount of heavy rain here. we'll

and joseph glatthaar looks at what ulysses s. grant learned from these events. this 40 minute talk as part of a conference hosted by the university of virginia's center of civil war history. >> the first lecture is joseph glatthaar. i told joe and the others speaking i will keep their introductions very short printed i think it is safe to refer to that we invited her these people because they are really good and accomplish scholars and we do not wonder if we could do somebody mediocre because they were cheap. this is not what is going on. joseph glatthaar is one of the leading historians of the air where of the civil war, military historian spring he holds the stephenson's distinguish professorship in virginia at chapel hill where he also plays an active role in the curriculum in peace, war and defense. the cliche is so-and-so has published widely on the civil war. he has really published on the civil war and i want to mention three of his books for i will of mentioned "the civil war alliance of black soldiers and why officers" which came a the late 1980's. and

lets go live to meteorologist, adam joseph, in wildwood where the rain has cleared out. is that sunshine behind you adam? >> yes, this is the place to be. it is not sunny inland, this is your best friend right here, and we are at morey's pier in wildwood. and hard to believe i can say this is my 13th season of saying i'm down at the shore. the ocean is behind me there and choppy but look above. deep blue sky here a great way for an early kickoff for the holiday weekend. look at the temperatures think it depends where you are. philadelphia right now with the cloud cover only in the 60s and in the 50s in the poconos and cape may a little cooler with the sea breeze in the 60s there. but stormtracker 6 live double scan showing a broken line of some downpours and thunderstorms working through north and central virginia approaching washington, that will continue to work our way and kind of move through our area between 6:00 and 10:00 p.m. what to expect here this evening, with the sun broken out evening showers and thunderstorms are developing and some could have gusty winds a

>> i just had inmate joseph mayberry, he broke off one arm to his glasses and swallowed it. we just had him returned from the hospital for swallowing objects. when we went to put him on suicide watch, he did it again. he have to go back to the hospital. we'll have to get a team back together while we wait on ems to get here. >> i broke the arm off about that long and swallowed it. >> mr. mayberry just came back from the hospital. he swallowed a pen earlier. he was just coming back and of going to be placed on suicide watch. and mr. mayberry basically told her he was not going on suicide watch. >> well, i've had it. i'm ready to be beat down, anything you want to do. >> i don't want to beat you down, mayberry. there's no reason to. >> suicide watch can be especially stressful for inmates. they are stripped of all their clothes and are required to wear a thick, tear-proof gown. they are maced in empty cells and are under direct observation 24/7. >> i've been here ten months, man. >> i've been here 20 years. >> if you ain't locked [ bleep ] with a bunch of women walking around

we need to hear from meteorologist adam joseph and the weekend forecast, but first reporter trish hartman is live in ocean city. welcome to summer. >> thank you. it's a chilly night on the boardwalk in ocean city but a busy night as well. plenty of folks got beach time in earlier kicking off the memorial day weekend. >> we found the family at the beach. >> what are you going to do at the beach? >> build a sand castle. >> it's nice to enjoy the day and relax and not work. >> in sea isle city, there were blustery winds. these beach goers didn't mind. some brought out the jackets. others warmed up walking on the promenade. >> we'll have a drink and walk back to sma strat more. >> we are getting dessert. we come here every memorial day weekend. >> thrill seekers flock to the new gail force rollercoaster at cast away cove that just opened for the holiday weekend. >> it has seven elements to it. it's 125 feet tall. it was great, amazing, intense. >> we have been watching them work on this for the past two year, so we were happy to be on. again to get the fulllid. >> once was enough the people w

this is 30-year-old joseph dually of bear.e state police say he made the racist comments on seasons pizza on polanski highway and told a woman to move her car and the victim recorded the incidents and that helped police arrest him. >> and a large tree crashed into three cars this morning out along conestoga road in wayne. that is where the tree came down at 9:00 this morning, blocking most of the roadway until 1:00 this afternoon. officials say that the three cars were hit by the tree and one person needed to be taken to the hospital and that was only for observation. >> a good ending to that. all right adam we saw the sunshine today and we love it. >> soak it in while we have it. the problem with the trees, the ground is so weak because the ground is saturated. and right now we are dealing with sunshine as we take a look at the ben franklin bridge a few cumulous clouds popping up above that there, 80 degrees and a nice response to the air temperature with the sunshine and southwest wind light at 9 miles per hour. but we are t

for sharrie williams and alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff.pe you'll join me and adam joseph tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. coming up next at 5:00, live team coverage of the terror attack in manchester and the new security concerns here at home. crews have completed repairs on ben franklin cracked gravestone in philadelphia. and details on that next at 5:00. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> an explosion at a pop concert sent young fans and their parents running for safety and now investigators believe the bomber died in the attack and they are still searching for his possible accomplices. tuesday night and the big story on "action news" is a blast that killed 22 people at an ariana grande concert in manchester, england. in the last 30 minutes, the threat level is raised from severe to critical. that means soldiers will be deployed to the streets and a number of other changes tonight. foming

adam joseph is in wildwood. you are not going on any roller coasters adam? just talking about the weather? >> no, no. i'll play the games and eat but the roller coasters i stay away from. i rented the entire boardwalk for myself. a lot of sun and clouds this afternoon. it's okay there are people around me i'll show you in a second. at the shore if you come down here for the weekend 69 on saturday with sun and clouds and decent day here at the shore temperatures 59 and partly sunny on monday and late showers with the temperature coming in at 67 and 72 on memorial day itself. clouds and sunshine and there could be a scattered shower. we have the candy wheel. candy and a wheel . melissa magee what do you think? cecily what do you want? >> cotton candy please. >> i'm here tracking storms and they are playing games down the shore. if you head to the poconos tomorrow isolated shower possible 68 degrees and sun fine and evening showers and 66 and monday breaks of sun with a high of 67. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow breezy and warmer and 77 a

and bill moyer discusses his documentary, called "an american jail" joseph steiglitz and bill moyer in just a moment. >>> and by contributions to your pbs station, from viewers like you. thank you. >>> for years, joseph stiglitz has been at the top, illuminating our society, good to have you back on this program, sir, from columbia university. >> nice to be back here. >> so the trump budget is now out, at a balance or glance, what do you make of it? >> well, i think it's pretty much what you thought, slashing basic programs. you know, he ran on a platform of helping ordinary americans, not cutting medicaid. and what we're seeing is his -- so quickly going back on his promise. the one positive thing seems to be sticking with the family leave policy. the kind that one of the things that was a pillar of hillary clinton's platform. >> we'll come back in a second, i hope. let me stay with this first point that you made which is that he with this budget has gone back on promises that he made during the campaign to a significant slice of the base that supported him. what do you make of that,

meteorologist, adam joseph, with the timing on when to kick the clouds out of here. >> it has not felt like may about to close out the month and it is going to bring sunshine here tomorrow as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan quiet across much of the area, there are storms to the west near harrisburg and a batch of showers and one downpour southern parts of new jersey just to the south of sea isle city and strathmere and areas around atlantic city. and extends back to east of fortescue and skirting south of atlantic city. this area will continue to work its way off the coast and we'll watch some of those storms far to the west that will continue to fall apart as they push closer to our area. may rainfall though, it has been one of the wettest especially for atlantic city. the second wettest on record, picking up 7.5 inches of rain. and in the city of philadelphia the 11th wettest. this is not even in the top ten just over 6 inches of rain. last ma we saw even more rain than this. back to back wet mays in the city of philadelphia. wilmington well over the top 10 wettest at 5.5

that does it for "action news" at 4:00, for sharrie williams alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff. we hope you'll join me tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17.

joseph cotto / vocero de 'pet & play tour' "en cada parada trabajamos con organizaciones locales paraguirles lugar en cada diferente ciudad" --de esta manera los amantes de los animales que se acercan a cada cita tienen la oportunidad de interactuar con estos animalitos domsticos que incluye no solo perros y gatos. joseph cotto / vocero de 'pet & play tour' "contamos con la presencia de "l a rabbits punto org" que tambin tienen conejitos que uno puede adoptar y aqu mismo te lo puedes llevar el dia de hoy, puede ser tuyo" --para este propsito, personal veterinario acompaÑa al camin para educar al publico acerca de los conejos ya que las estadistican indican que alrededor de cuatro mil de estos son abandonados anualmente porque mucha gente los adopta y luego los abandona por los cuidados que requieren. lorena --tres escuelas en el sur de la baha se vern afectadas por la falta de calefaccin y aire acondicionado... take vo --el diario ''the mercury news'' report que las escuelas primarias ''arbuckle, curenton y mccollan'' no contarn con aire acondicionado hasta el prximo año... --los tres

>> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monicaalpass. >> ♪ >> hello again. monica is off sharrie williams joining us tonight. here's what's happening on "action news" this evening. a nation remembers those who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving in the armed forces. >>> and rainy weather meanwhile did not dampen the fun as thousands of people in our area turned out for parades. >>> a teenager shot in the leg overnight. coming up who police are now searching for. >>> but the big story on "action news" is the memorial day holiday. memorial day isn't about beach trips and cookouts but remembering and honoring our fallen heroes. the reminders of the true mean of the holiday across the nation including virginia where president trump marked memorial day at arlington national cemetery. abc's megan hughes is live in washington, d.c. tonight with a look at some of today's somber events. megan. >> reporter: rick, good afternoon. that's right, president trump dap staying on script out of the political fray while he was interacting with

charlie black man with ground their goes through tommy joseph. and into right field.core. just another bad night for the phils. they lose eight to one. >> the warriors won 73 games a year ago, but were unable to seal the deal in the final. they're looking to get their title back, after a record setting run through the west. seth curry led the way. he had 36 points, with five, three pointers, the warriors crews to 129-115 win over the san antonio spurs, to sweep the western conference finals. the warriors actually set nba record by winning their first 12 playoff games. they're headed to their third straight nba final. despite the records, curry, remains focused. >> no matter how, you know, it goes, and how the rest of the journey happens, i think we're prepared for pretty much anything. and it will be a fun june 1st, at home, in front of our home fans. this group will be confident, ready to go. just got to get the job done. >> some history in the nhl playoffs, as well, the nashville preditors will make first ever trip to the stanley cup finals thanks to cult on. twenty

joseph's second walk off hit of the week.hillies win four-three. >> tommy joseph, he has been coming up big in big situations and coming through for us. it wouldn't have happened if altherr was not head up and advanced on that ball in the dirt. that was huge, obviously. good day. maybe i should have a meeting every night. >> we know what we're capable of. we have a great team. we are playing great as a team we were able to show that today. >> eagles have the holiday weekend off they will resume otas on tuesday at novacare complex. last month eagles picked derek barnett in the first round of the draft. bird hoped that the university of tennessee stand out will bring pressure off the edge, he broke reggie white's sack record at tennessee and derek has been on the field for a few days but brandon graham likes what he sees from the rookie. >> i'm happy we need help on the line because we have a good rotation, we like to play , eight to nine guys in the game so definitely will help. i see his skill set is definitely, you know, he

meteorologist adam joseph has the forecast.r too hot. >> i would be out there all day long if i had to wait for back lava. >>> it is very hot dan it's the most humid day of the heat wave as well and with that heat and humidity combining here and a front arriving we are seeing some storms pop in scattered form especially to the southwest and the southeast of center city. in fact as we take a closer look at storm tracker6 live double scan there was one thunderstorm that rolled through parts of gloucester camden county, a second one behind it although that is starting to weaken but following its heels moving to the east at 20 miles an hour there you can see as it moves to the east near 206. with the initial storm moving to the east in parts of burlington county, washington at 4:33, speed well 4:49. jenkins 4:42. you'll get a quick little soaking and even a rumble or two of thunder. there's another nasty thunderstorm with a lot of lightning, 52 lightning strikes in 15 minutes that went right over old barney in the northern tip of l

for sharrie williams, adam joseph, i'm brian taff. >> "action news" at 5:00 p.m.s coming up next. ♪ ♪ tires have a new home. midas now sells great brands at great prices. get $100 off instantly on select goodyear and cooper tires through may 31st. find your tires online. trust the midas touch. on "action news" is breaking news, right now police in southwest philadelphia are trying to figure out how a child died hours ago. >> "action news" reporter, bob brooks arrived on the scene on willows avenue live with the latest on the investigation. bob. >> reporter: rick and sharrie, this is nothing short of a tragedy, i spoke with neighbors who they said the baby is weeks old. is they suspect the baby was 6 weeks old to be specific. that's not confirmed by police just yet. behind me you see the police cars and investigators out here, this is the 5800 block of willows avenue. i want everyone to see and bring up video here. this was the view from chopper 6 hd when the call for an injured baby came in around 12:30 p.m. the child was taken to children's hospital where the chi

tied at three bottom of the ninth, joseph to the rescue again.ltair from second, second walk off hit this week, fifth of the season. phillies take the final score, 4-3. >> hitting is hard. it can get into your head a bit. last couple of days, i felt good about staying off the middle. we have five walk offs so far. maybe we should play to the tie and walk off. >> still h he ahead in sports, e union trying to make it five wins in a row.

joseph donovan. >> joseph donovan and alfredo velez were arraigned first.. >> my family was sitting right in the front row when i was being arraigned. and they were like, you know, mouthing, "are you okay?" meanwhile, i was scared to death and i didn't know what the hell was going on. >> prosecutors say 15-year-old shon mchugh is the one who killed mit student yngve raustein. >> narrator: it turns out that a 15-year-old did the stabbing. but he was charged as a juvenile because it would still be a number of years before kids as this young could be tried as adults in massachusetts. a 19-year-old participated in the attack as well. he would cut a plea deal and be out in 12 years. that left joe donovan alone to face first-degree murder charges. >> without any provocation whatsoever, mr. donovan then punched yngve raustein, knocking him to the ground. >> narrator: to convict donovan, the prosecution put forth evidence at trial showing donovan knowingly planned and participated in an armed robbery, which started with his punch. >> stay down, stay down... >> narrator: in the course of the robbe

joseph, you are on with mr. elliott. go ahead. caller: highly had one question, and that is regarding the u.k. citizens that voted for brexit, and how do they feel about the eu in general as a positive force for other countries, and the they view it -- do they view it as a negative for all of your? guest: that is a good question. i would tear a lot of them did not want to interfere in other countries. toy would feel this is up people in france, germany, to make up their own mind when it comes to the eu. it could be good for some countries, bad for others. on balance, they thought it was bad for the u.k., but who are we to say it is good for other countries in the eu? --t: this idea of populism are they related topics or at least thinking when it comes to what happened in the u.k. compared to what happened in the united states? host: this is part of it -- guest: this is part of it. with populism, one of the key feelings is the antiestablishment feeling, with the establishment gets out of touch with the ordinary man on the street, a

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his gamble allows him to joseph base hit to center.ifth walk-off win this season matching last year's told. >>> we turn to the gridiron where the eagles have a few days off between organized activities. meanwhile, the union visiting realsalt lake. nice union pass. look at this. the goalie makes the first save. keeps the rebound out 40th minute. late finish. see their winning streak end. that is your look at sports. i'm danny pommels. ♪ ♪ tires have a new home. midas now sells great brands at great prices. get $100 off instantly on select goodyear and cooper tires through may 31st. find your tires online. trust the midas touch. >>> erika's back with a final check of the forecast and rain for the family barbecue. >> for tomorrow. at least a lot of it will clear by early monday. so i'm really excited about that. here is your hour by hour at 11:00 p.m. we don't have much time. it looks liking it does clear by 2:00 p.m. on monday. >> a couple thunderstorms. the good news is it will clear for the second half of monday. not bad. >> and that's

jeremy joseph christian / murder suspect: "free speech or die, portland! you got no safe place!rica! get out if you don't like free speech!"the suspect in last week's fatal stabbing on a portland train......launching into an angry rant in court tuesday.jeremy joseph christian / murder suspect: "you call it terrorism. i call it patriotism. you hear me?! die!"jeremy joseph christian -- arraigned on multiple charges -- including murder... ...for allegedly stabbing two men to death on a portland light rail car friday.the deadly encounter played out after police say christian began yelling racial and religious slurs......at a teenage girl and her friend... who was wearing a hijab. bystanders spoke up in defense of the girls... and a confrontation ensued.destinee mangum, targeted with hate speech: "this white male from the back of us was like 'he's talking to you guys?' and he's like, 'you guys -- you can't disrespect these young ladies like that.'"officials say christian pulled out a knife and attacked the men. 23-year-old taliesin namkai meche... and 53-year-old ricky best died from

meteorologist, adam joseph with the latest from double scan radar. storms are far to the north and west and temperatures finally back to normal around here. and you see the yellow boxes popping up those are severe thunderstorm watches and on the pennsylvania border back to pittsburgh the severe storms as we close in locally again it's scattered and still way to the north and west. north of harrisburg near scranton and most of these are missing by moving to the northth west. and could clip parts of the lehigh valley and north of hagerstown. and watch the areas especially west and north of philadelphia during the evening hours, they are spotty if this do kind of bubble up and a few could be on the severe side they could drift through the area. they could contain pea to quarter size hail. there could be gusty winds and downpours with any of those pop-ups, and temperatures now 79 degrees, it feels so good, to be back to normal around here. and we'll talk about a good couple of first days of june and changes over the upcoming weekend in the accuweather fo

it was all on tommy joseph in the bottom of the seventh joseph would hit a 428-foot bomb, joseph started the season rough. but he is coming on strong late this went to extras. in the 11th it is joseph, once again, this time with the game winning rbi, phillies win two- one. >> you know what, let me enjoy this. we will discuss that tomorrow, okay. let me smile for a while. >> every day, we will have conversations with matt, making sure that we stick to the things that work for me, try to build on every day and make sure that i have got a good idea on the scouting report. >> to the nba playoffs game five, calves/celtics. lebron james slams it home and the calves win 135-102 that is sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. we just got the keys to our new house! we got the keys! ahhh! wooo! this is exciting we've got our own house! yeah! i'm sorry do you like it here maddie? i love you. i love you too. >>> welcome back, former ucla point guard alonzo ball may be showing off his skills ahead of the big draft next movement he is considering coming to work out with our sixers, sometime in the coming w

clinton, former senator kelly ayotte, and the chair of the joint chiefs of staff, marine general josephford. that starts at 10 p.m. eastern tonight. today is memorial day for remembrance of the men and women while serving in the nation's armed forces. this morning, c-span cameras were at the national all in d.c.ngton ec -- washington we visited the veterans memorial and the world war ii memorial.

senator smith moved to the senate floor alone and took on joseph mccarthy and after her speech through for example, others began to speak out and the dark chapter of mccarthyism was eventually closed. senator smith knew what it meant to be a leader. she knew that being a leader meant doing the right thing, even when it was hard. in her own words, the right thing is not always the popular or the easy thing. standing for right when it is unpopular is the true test of moral current. h --leridge -- corey courage. graduates of st. michael's 2017, future leaders, you will all have -- you won't all have a moment in your lives as consequential as senator smith, but you will have a moment when standing for right is hard. remember the example of senator margaret chase smith who stood right here 40 years ago speaking to the class of 1977. another quality i have found in great leaders is a commitment to serve something greater than yourself. a passion and a willingness to serve others. to hear the words of christ to offer inspiration "the son of man did not come to be served, but to serve." as a 1

the political opportunist senator joseph mccarthy took advantage of what senator smith called the hart trophy, fear, -- rsemen.ith -- 4 ho he literally destroyed lives and careers with rumor and innuendo. although many agreed with his broad sweeping accusations, very few had the courage to take on senator mccarthy. on the first of june, 1950, center it margaret chase smith took to the senate floor and delivered a speech she declared .s a declaration conscience for many reasons, it was a bold step for her to take. she was a very junior senator and at the time, mccarthy was very popular here in new england. as the only woman in the senate, she was under extreme scrutiny at a time when women -- many believe the women had no place in politics. she was well aware she was risking her reputation in a political career. she looked at the evidence behind mccarthy's accusations and concluded whation. to give you some sense of what she was experiencing, there is a train that runs under the capitol building. that morning before she took to the senate floor, she found herself on the small little tra

and then in the 11th tommy joseph with the game winning rbi single. phillies win two-one breaking a five game losing streak. >> you know what, let me enjoy this. we will discuss that tomorrow, okay. let me smile for a while. >> every day, having conversations with matt, making sure that we stick to the things that work for me and try to build on every day and make sure that i have got a good idea on the scouting report. >> to the nba playoffs game five calves/celtics this thing was never in doubt lebron james doing everything with the dunk right here. calves win 135-102. that is sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. >>> stick your finger down your throat. >> it is not flyers. >> no, pittsburgh penguins are heading back to the stanley cup finals, chris coons beat craig anderson, up in the second overtime to give the defending champion a three-two victory over ottawa senators. it was a game seven. always fun, exciting. eastern conference finals. coons scored twice his first two of the playoffs. justin schultz added other goal, matt murray stopped 28 shots

tommy joseph again walk-off win over the rockies.he gatorade bath. >> i guess you were hunting something out there? just pitching the zone? >> yeah. >> it's one win. can you build on it? >> yeah, you can always build on wins, positive vibes, positive atmosphere and today is a good start. >> trying howie kendrick. not a good start. a throwing error right there. will he take time away and howie gets hit by two pitches. he may never come off the dl. law lonzo ball could work out for the sixers before the nba draft. j.r. smith collides with a fan, beer all over him. yeah, he likes it. lebron seven straight finals. they will face the warriors, seems like a couple months away though. a humbling experience before starting practices this week. they went on a mission to haiti. they saw a country devastated by hurricanes. >> when you put it in the perspective of it's only two plane rides. >> going to haiti for me is very eye opening to see how much need there is and how they're lacking so many things materialistically, but emotional emotionall

joseph stiglitz, welcome to democracy now! can you respond to the budget that has just been revealed? >> it is like everything else, it is made up. you could say it is a collection of lies put together. it doesn't make any economic sense. i don't think anybody has looked at it can fathom the economics. you mentioned one thing, the 3% growth rate. which is the largest deviation in estimate relative to the cbo on record. when i w was chairman of the council of economic advisers, we wanted to be responsible and we always were conservative and very careful getting the views of everybody. one, to make sure our numbers were reasonable. he has made no pretense to be reasonable. what is striking is while he assumes there is going to be more growth, if you look at the budget, it is designed to reduce growth. ,e cuts out support for science for r&d -- which is the basis of productivity growth. he cuts out support for job retraining, so when people leave one job, they can be trained for the next job. he cuts out support for pell grants s

jeremy joseph christian has a history of white supremacy issues. >> this is america. get out if you don't like free speech. >> a series of outbursts in a courtroom from 35-year-old jeremy joseph christian as he faced several felonies including two counts of aggravated murder and possession of a weapon. last friday police say christian verbally taunted twoion women, one wearing a hi jab, after he boarded a train. police say two men confronted christian as he shouted anti-muslim hate speech directed at the women. that's when police say christian stabbed and killed both men. a third stabbing victim, 21-year-old micah fletcher who also tried to calm christian appeared in the courtroom tuesday with visible wounds on his neck. the attack happened on the first day of ramadan, the holiest time of year for muslims. christian is known for posting his extremist views on social media. his rantings continued throughout tuesday's hearing. >> christian did not enter a plea. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> this sunday ariana grande will return to london to perform a c

scores game winning run that is joseph's second walk off hit of the week.ur-three. >> tommy joseph, well, he has been coming up big in big situations and coming through for us. it wouldn't have happened if altherr was not head up and advanced on that ball in the dirt. that was huge, obviously. so, good day. maybe i should have a meeting every night. >> we necessity what we're capable of, we have a great team in here. we're playing great as a team. we were able to show that today. >> eagles have the holiday weekend off, they will resume otas tuesday at novacare complex. last month eagles pulled derek barnett in the first round of the draft. phillies hoped that the university of tennessee stand out will bring pressure off the edge, he broke reggie white's sack record in tennessee. derek has been on the field for a few days but brandon graham says he likes what he sees from the rookie. >> i'm happy, because we always need help, on the line, because we got a good rotation , going on and we always like to play, eight to nine guys in the game so definitely going

they had a big celebration today for the beloved barber joseph barka who has been running the barber shop in elmer for 60 years and has no plans to stop. he plans to walk in the elmer's memorial day parade. what's more exhilarating than playing $100,000 club with top prizes of 100 thousand dollars? winning...on the spot. yeah! (laughter) play $100,000 club, the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery. and you could win...on the spot! keep on scratchin'! holiday weekend series against the phils. >> hopefully the phillies can bring us good news. despite the victory, the phillies share the worst record in baseball. today they welcome in the reds as they try to turn the season around. they are tied with the marlins. 16 wins 29 losses. tommy joseph had the game-hitting win. >> it's nice to win especially after going through rough stretches the last month. it's been a tough month for us, but you know move on from yesterday, take care of the momentum that we got in the game we played and come out and get started against the reds. >> i know we're a better team than we showed. hopefully