joining me, cnn military analyst and retired air force colonel cedric leighton. what did you think when you saw this tweet? >> well, i was very disappointed. basically to take memorial day and put the economy into that and in essence talk about things that are praise-worthy from the president's perspective, from a political standpoint, is just not wise. memorial day is a sacred holiday. it is a holiday where we remember the fallen, people who vifsed so much, as -- who have sacrificed so much, as barbara pointed out at arlington. this is something where you look and say, no, there has to be a separation between what we do on memorial day in remember best friends -- in remembrance of those who have fallen and what we do in our everyday lives. >> i struggle to imagine any tweet from any other person that would have "happy memorial day day," exclamation point, and endorsement. his policies by thousands of war dead which is an impossibility -- this is a diverse group of people, and they are not here to speak for themselves. then his saying, "nice," exclamation point.

frank leighton joins us now.bout the growth area of business, cybersecurity protection. frank: it is a quarter of our revenue and grew 36% in q1 year, so fantastic growth. caroline: the demand rose, or where is it coming from? frank: all major enterprises are subject to dos attack, takeover, and fraud. one of the world's largest banks just implemented our new technology to stop the account hackers. they were losing 8000 bank accounts a month to hackers just taking it over and stealing the money, and they turned on the akamai service and now it is just 1-2, so basically stopping account takeover and fraud at the bank. caroline: that is financial services. are you seeing this broad-based, or particular industries? frank: obviously the banks really care about that, but commerce companies, airlines for reservations. we just had an example, one of the world's leading apparel makers had a new apparel they were selling online come and the bot armies by the inventory so they consult later for more on the gray market. we

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dusty how the americans fairing in his bid to keep the world number one ranking son as the action leighton's. beneath pink skies by the time my heart. or is the sun sets in the city of angels. well i thought we'd take a look at how the monsoon is developing not the indian monsoon but the east asia monsoon how much is known as the my you buy a weather front and this system produces vast amounts of rain you tend to get trains of areas of ranges moving very very slowly along the line so you'll in city for instance in going she province suffered quite extensive flooding over the last twenty four hours or so and cross the province as a whole more than seventy five thousand people have been affected by the flood waters well the situation here you can see we've still got further pulses coming up on this general flow which lies from sort of south west through towards the northeast and the stones all the way across southern china up towards the yangtze river valley and the next few weeks at the end extends north of the yangtze but moment within the area going to be some pretty heavy rain east coast s

christine williams, christine leighton and doctor neil williams, thank you very much forjoining us.mp, may extend his visit to the uk injuly in order to play golf in scotland. since the president was inaugurated less than a year and a half ago, he has made 108 visits to golf clubs — much to the outrage of many of his critics. so it comes as no surprise that the president looks likely to visit his own golf resorts in scotland when he comes to visit injuly. the visit to the uk isn't a state visit, but he is expected to meet the queen and will hold talks on the 13th ofjuly with the prime minister, though those talks may not be in london, as there are worries he could be confronted by protesters. well, thomas scotto is a professor of politics at the university of strathclyde and a keen golfer and joins us from glasgow. while nick wright is the editor of golf world and has played a round of golf with donald trump on his course in aberdeen. what is it like playing golf with donald trump? it was very interesting. when i played with him, it was just about when he was about about to start hi