carmen: marcela zurita, a quien llaman mía, vive en córdoba, veracruz. somos sus abogadas de nuestras compañeras, somos sus asesoras, ya no están solas. nos tienen a todas. carmen: las voluntarias, basadas en las experiencias de casos anteriores detectan errores, omisiones, inconsistencias en las investigaciones sobre el paradero de sus seres queridos. también toman muestras de adn en distintos puntos del estado de veracruz. gracias a esas pruebas, doña gris que buscó a su hijo pedro alberto por casi cuatro años, encontró un alivio. griselda: yo digo: "dios mío, gracias por, porque ya lo encontré y ya puedo yo también morirme en paz". carmen: un logro, al menos ella sabe dónde está su hijo. celia: quién iba a pensar que el hijo de la señora gris estaba muy cerca de ella. yo creo que el mismo amor de madre la hizo también excavar en esa fosa. carmen: esperanzadas, celia y rosita se hicieron hoy una prueba de adn, sin embargo, a mía le preocupa algo. marcela: es que las autoridades están rebasados, no tienen, no tienen recurso humano. carmen: eso también t

. >> jimmy: he says, "hey, jimmy, i just heard they're making a a sequel to 'mamma mia.' your writers, becky crouse, recreate abba's 1975 'mamma mia' music video where she plays every part?" [ light laughter ] i guess we could try that as long as becky is not too busy -- becky, can you do that? becky -- >> yeah, i'm not busy. i can do that right now. >> jimmy: all right, perfect. here recreating that "mamma mia" music video while playing all four members of abba is our own becky crouse. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i've been cheated by you since i don't know when so i made up my mind it must come to an end ♪ ♪ look at me now will i ever learn i don't know how but i suddenly lose control ♪ ♪ there's a fire within my soul just one look and i can hear a bell ring ♪ ♪ one more look and i forget everything whoa ♪ ♪ mamma mia here i go again my my how can i resist you ♪ ♪ mamma mia does it show again my my just how much i've missed you ♪ ♪ yes i've been brokenhearted blue since the day we parted ♪ ♪ why why did i ever let you go ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: hey, thanks, becky. [ cheers and app

>> it's up to mia to dissect the issues between edgar muniz's meltdown.e passing the five levels for release. earlier in the day, he was told he was back to level one. >> i'm on level one. >> don't cry. don't cry. don't cry. why are you crying? >> cause i talked to my mom and sawyer, he told my mom i was going to get out probably in four weeks. >> don't cry. don't cry. hold on. i'm going to make my best effort to get kids to trust me and believe that you are here for them. >> i haven't seen my mom for one year and two months. i write letters to my mom. i want to see my mom. >> they are so used to nobody caring. i want to show them that i care, i want to be there for you. here is what we are going to do. >> my family is in mexico. i got in america only my mom, my sister, and my grandpa and me. i was in level three. she told me i was going to make level four. i was being good. she told my mom i'm in level four. he don't really care about what he said. >> he cares. he cares. he cares because nobody knows you guys like mr. sawyer. he's here with you guys all

it took several officers and a witness to free chance and mia.jones pleaded guilty to animal cruelty last year. today he was sentenced to six months in jail and five years probation. the maximum sentence on his plea deal. jones esattorney said he was on drugs and had no control. the judge said that's no excuse. >> they've got to deal with this guy, try to save the life of these dogs, not try to extraordinary harm to this man and at the same time expose themselves to harm. >> reporter: two different families adopted chance and mia and now they have puppy play dates. >> he's been with us for two years now. he's very much a part of my >> nobody forgot about you. >> reporter: what a dog's life should be, in montgomery county, kristen wright, news4. >> now chance's new owner sara who you just heard from is the wife of one of the montgomery county police officers who saved the puppies life. >> and you can now find love along the w and od trails in louden's count. it will be unveiled officially on harrison street across from the park in leesburg. the wo

i think mia made very good -- tried to mark it up between $4 trillion and $6 trillion this could addthe deficit. it's hard without all the details to see what actually could happen today. goldman sachs also talked about people readjusting to the 15%, out they're classified as workers, that that could cost another $1 trillion in terms of lost revenue, tax expenditures as i call it. i think it's very important to think about that. these are -- we're not thinking about the ecosystem of the budget, itself. what mia's group has been very good at is talking about, when we talk about these policies, we isolate them. we need to talk about them with the whole ecosystem. the elephant in the room is entitleme entitlements. there are ways we could at least approach these issues and we've not done that. >> we're not going anywhere in that direction. >> that's the real issue is we're looking at these piecemeal as if somehow they pay for themselves. they don't. add tenths to the overall economy in terms of growth, not percents. more importantly, mia pointed this out, by adding to the deficit, they

eddie, and mia bloom, author of "dieing to kill."oth of you on for your expertise and this horrific story. we're learning more about the 22-year-old, salt saman abedi, attacker in this case. what can you tell me? >> he's a normal target for recruitment. he's a second generation british, and about 16 young men have been radicalized around manchester. there's been this transition from gangsterism to jihad. that's happened with some regularity, so we don't know for sure, but i wouldn't be surprised to find out that he was radicalized through that same process. >> do you agree with that, mia? >> yes. in fact, i have also heard that there's a possibility he dropped out of school and may have been back in libya before the attack. if that is the case, we can show a much closer link to isis training. if the bomb is very professionally built, this would have necessitated some training, hands on training. so i think we need to see more whether this libya connection is actually firmly and correct. >> i think it's interesting that you make the a

merle streep will reprize her role in "mamma mia."t is 10 years and two days after the release of the original movie. >>> the angry birds are hatching a sequel as well. columbia has announced a sequel to the movie september 20th, 2019, it coincides the mobile gaming app's 10th anniversary. the original release last summer brought in $350 million worldwide. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide. it could help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you. these types of plans have no networks, so you get to choose any doctor who

but passenger mia sawyer was soon jumping out of the way as the suspectús suv sideswiped their black car and smashed into murphy againdarian murphy/victim: "the second time she hit me, her eyes it was like crazy eyes." murphy escapes and for an instant it looks like the rampage is over... but then the suspect comes back for one more shot at the black suv... an elderly passenger moved as quickly as she could on her cane.billie harris/victim: "i was running from side to side. when she go around that side i'd hide on this side. when she come this way, i'd get on this side."mac aguliar/victim's father: "i want to see some kind of justice. she's driving around. she was just here on monday." ( marty ) that was karma dickerson reporting. some victims say police officers have contacted them to follow up, but still no arrests in this case. ( marty ) people in one stockon neighborhood are picking up the pieces this morning after a massive warehouse fire spread to nearby homes. fire fighters say strong winds quickly escalated things when the fire pushed into a nearby neighborhood and ended up d

i -- momma mia here we go again.was a global hit turning over $609 million worldwide. to the forecast we turn our attention to meteorologist chris sowers, thank you for the cool down. >> reporter: i try not to turn the air-conditioning on during the month of may. i caved in i had to. let's get you outside, if you had them on fort last few days, you can turn them off, more motr nature will supplying the free air no -- this morning. cape may, next week the unofficial start to the summer season. we'll start off on a good note. we have showers north of the pennsylvania turnpike which sits right here, the lehigh valley seeing showers, this shower pushing just out of shamong northern burling to -- burlingtn county moving into the western portion of the county. that's all she wrote. we're north of the philadelphia, coopersburg, macungie, red lion showers extending into the lehigh valley that's the last of it. the big story obviously the cooler temperatures. 55 in allentown. 62 in philadelphia. millville, 63. atlantic city,

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. >> porque Él le mando esta carta a la madrastra mÍa y como ustedes ven aquÍ esta la direcciÓn.ar a edificar y encontrar personas desaparecidas. >> como casi no tuve cariÑo de mi papÁ entonces quiero abrazarlo y ppara que todos los hermanos y la familia se una. reportera: para participar los asistentes que se sometieron voluntariamente a pruebas de adn. >> generar un perfil de adn con el cual podemos comprar otros perfiles de adn de personas no identificadas, de esa manera podemos tratar de encontrar a su pariente. lÓgico, si estÁ en la base de datos. reportera: marina tambiÉn busca a su hijo wilson de 24 aÑos, quien desapareciÓ a mediados de abril y fue diagnosticado con esquizofrenia. >> el detective me llamÓ y me dijo que habÍa encontrado unos cadÁveres yy me está recomendando que me haga la prueba del adn porque no sabemos de nada. reportera: en el paÍs hay mÁs de 87.000 personas desaparecidas, y miles de personas que estÁn en la morgue pero no han sido identificadas. >> no sabe el dolor que nos ha dejado a nosotros en la casa, jjunto a la perrita que siempre esta esperando

but passenger mia sawyer was soon jumping out of the way as the suspectús suv sideswiped their blackit chased the white car and smashed into murphy againdarian murphy/victim: "the second time she hit me, her eyes it was like crazy eyes." murphy escapes and for an instant it looks like the rampage is over... but then the suspect comes back for one more shot at the black suv... an elderly passenger moved as quickly as she could on her cane.billie harris/victim: "i was running from side to side. when she go around that side i'd hide on this side. when she come this way, i'd get on this side."mac aguliar/victim's father: "i want to see some kind of justice. she's driving around. she was just here on monday." (justine) some victims say investigators seem to be showing more interest in the case in the last 24 hours... they picked up the surveillance video this morning. and some victims say police officers have contacted them to follow up... but still no arrests in this case. (justine) people in one stockon neighborhood are picking up the pieces tonight... after a massive warehouse fire spr

but passenger mia sawyer was soon jumping out of the way as the suspectús suv sideswiped their black as it chased the white car and smashed into murphy againdarian murphy/victim: "the second time she hit me, her eyes it was like crazy eyes." murphy escapes and for an instant it looks like the rampage is over... but then the suspect comes back for one more shot at the black suv... an elderly passenger moved as quickly as she could on her cane.billie harris/victim: "i was running from side to side. when she go around that side i'd hide on this side. when she come this way, i'd get on this side."mac aguliar/victim's father: "i want to see some kind of driving around." (darya) that was karma dickerson reporting. some victims say police officers have contacted them to follow up, but still no arrests in this case. (darya) still ahead on the kron four morning news... the trump administration is facing criticism for their proposed budget. it could cause millions to lose health insurance and thousands to lose their jobs. we'll explain why. plus after the break... if you have trouble sleeping,

. >>> gastan mÁs en su mama que en la novia, porque mÍa algunos que son agarrados no quieren gastar niatino que heredÓ de su mamÁ argentina. rebeca smith pus manos a la obra. y miren como le fue. >>> para mÍ, era como aprender a leer, a travÉs del libro de cocina. >>> una de las chefs mÁs aclamadas de new york su inspiraciÓn la encuentra en la cocina de su esposo de erigen vasco que es tambiÉn chef. y el amor de los sabores se lo debe a su madre argentina. >>> es imposible separarte de tus raÍces, porque el aroma y el paladar son favoritos. >>> me encanta el calmar el long is landz. >>> el calmar se debe limpiar meticulosamente debido a su tinta. >>> lo voy a cortar en pedacito. >>> y tiene un secreto que le pone el toque latino, escabeche de jalapeÑo amÉ gusta empezar con la cebolla cruda. son gin diys vascos. cebolla en curtida y es media dulce la hacemos aquÍ. lo voy a cortar. nuestros restaurantes son bastante cace rose. cuando echas el culpo hay que tener cuidado, no quiero ponerle el pimiento morrÓn y ahora estÁ. >>> ahora es mi turno. >>> a ver si es fÁcil dmo parece no me acuer

. >> on the story for us tonight, mia, thank you very much. >> the white house national security adviser is doubling down on his defense of donald trump after claims the u.s. president shared highly classified information with russian officials last week, h.r. mcmaster said that trump did not compromise any intelligence forces during the talks. that statement came after he initially denied that the reports were true at all and claimed that trump himself appeared to contradict him in a series of tweets. big master also indicated that the president had taken a spur of the moment decision to reveal the intelligence. >> he made the decision in the context of the conversation which is wholly appropriate. the president was meeting with the foreign minister about the terrorist threat. he also faced some difficult issues. what we expected in terms of different behavior from russia in key areas like ukraine and syria. then the president was emphasizing that we are common interests. we have to work together in critical areas. we have an area power operation with isis. they had murdered over 200 pe

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but passenger mia sawyer was soon jumping out of the way as the suspectús suv sideswiped their black as it chased the white car and smashed into murphy againdarian murphy/victim: "the second time she hit me, her eyes it was like crazy eyes." murphy escapes and for an instant it looks like the rampage is over... but then the suspect comes back for one more shot at the black suv... an elderly passenger moved as quickly as she could on her cane.billie harris/victim: "i was running from side to side. when she go around that side i'd hide on this side. when she come this way, i'd get on this side."mac aguliar/victim's father: "i want to see some kind of justice. she's driving around." ( james ) that was karma dickerson reporting. some victims say police officers have contacted them to follow up, but still no arrests in this case. ( robin @ landing ) uber c-e-o travis kalanick's parents were involved in a boating accident this holiday weekend. his mother died. and his father is badly injured. you are looking at new photos released this morning of the boat the family was riding in before th

(nat music: "mamma mia")mamma mia! here they go again! how could they resist?universal has announced meryl streep will reprise her role in "mamma mia! here we go again!". the sequel to 20-08's "mamma mia!" will arrive in theaters on july 20th, 20-18. that's ten years and two days from the release of the original movie. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. ( robin ) still ahead... a woman is accused of trying to kidnap a child out of their mother's arms.. how bay area bystanders were able to make it a failed attempt. plus. the unusual defense being used to try and keep the man convicted of killing sierra lamar off of death row. and after the break. we continue to follow breaking news out of the u-k.. what we're just learning about the deadly concert bombing. and here's a live look outside...san mateo we're coming up on 4-30... here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning... 22 people killed in an attack at an ariana grande concert in the u-k children are among the dead. nearly 60 other people were injured in the attack. police have arrested a 23-y

karla: de la tuya o de la mÍa? alan: de la mÍa...a razÓn vÁlida, por quÉ no despidio a comey en enero, trump mediante un twit dijo que no deberÍan quejarse los demÓcratas porque lo han criticado tambiÉn, y tambiÉn en otro twit dijo, que ahora el fbi reemplazado como una persona que devuelva la confianza a los agentes y al pÚbli pÚblico, pero la realidad que esta maÑana la persona que llevaba al mando la campaÑa de trump en los rusos con los estados unidos estÁ sin trabajo, y ahora esta investigaciÓn puede ir a la deriva y en el congreso muchos congresistas piden un comitÉ independiente como algunos otros meses para que se siga esta investigaciÓn, porque dicen que ya no confÍan que una persona, que el presidente escoja para liderar el fbi, y pueda llevar una investigaciÓn de la interferencia de los rusos, queda por verse esta maÑana, hasta el momento comey no se ha pronunciado, pero portavoces siguen defendiendo la acciÓn de trump. sacha: gracias, janet por el informe. cuidado con viajar a texas, es el consejo que la uniÓn americana p

why is that, mia?te with the budgets and i wrote a piece on what the budget does do. it sets out a goal for the budget, and it's really important that we acknowledge these fiscal problems and has a goal of fixing them and it is important that you actually make some hard choices and so they did look through a lot of programs where they would reduce spending and bring some of those policy choices and generate some savings. that said, i think there are a lot of problems starting with the fact that their savings come from such a small sliver of the budget like you were just saying, domestic discretionary investments and programs for kids and poor people and there was a huge amount of savings that has to be squeezed on that very small part of the budget because they take so much off of the table and they don't look at revenues and the biggest entitlement programs that they need to fix. >> like social security and -- >> medicare which are the centerpieces, if we're going to be serious and we have to look at

. >> to remember even those who are still, um, pow, mia.e are still working on bringing them home. >> reporter: those loft were also honored at philadelphia's vietnam veterans memorial. the message in all of these memorials today, that freedom comes with a high price. >> keep that in your mind. that it wasn't free. it's not free. >> reporter: and back out here live at the vietnam veterans memorial to the south side of the memorial behind that wall is going to be a pow, mia monument that's expected to be built in september of 2018 still trying to raise the money it's about $85,000. but yet another monument to ensure that none of us ever forget. iain and lucy. >> brad, thank you. >>> president donald trump spendinspending this memorial dy honoring us service members who made the ultimate sacrifice. today laying a reath at the tomb of the unknown soldier in arlington national cemetery talking for the first time publicly since his return from us nine-day trip abroad president trump thanked those who have fought to protect our freedom. >> words

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. >> there was so much caffein at the time of his death it caused arith mia. >> reporter: his parents caffein could cause his death. >> it wasn't a car crash that took his life, instead it was an energy drink. >> reporter: according to the mayo clinic, an average 8 ounce coffee contained up to 165 milligrams of caffein. it's a natural stimulant found in coffee beans and coco but they recommended a lessants of caffein a day. the lesson, moderation. >> i stand before you as a broken hearted father and hope something good can come from this. >> reporter: carry sanders, nbc news tampa. >>> that's heart breaking for that family. something we all may even have in our own kitchens. hearts going out to them. >> really helps to have important information too. >>> and the passing of a hollywood ledgend to talk bute. ♪ sorry about the holdup, folks. we have some congestion on the runway and i'm being told it'll be another 15, maybe 20 minutes, runway models on the runway? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money evan saved by switching to geico. i woul

let's bring our pows and mias let's bring them home all about the veterans.ther you're serving now or then but to bring memory of the people forgotten. >> the ride for freedom has been rolling now for the past 30 years and know when it's that time because it kind of hearing them drive ago roun the city over the weekend and as we're headed to the weekend. >> i was on dive driving north over the weekend and saw the motorcycles coming south you. >> know what they're doing. displayed in the pentagon. >> here is his incredible story. >> master sergeant david long finds peace through the lens of camera. this graph went from talented photographer and peace in the pentagon to the photos took while in afghanistan. >> i'm trying to catch up they're actually there it's amazing. >> pictures are part of wounded warriors healing hearts exhibit. >> it tells a lot of story. that's what makes the shots good. >> long's pictures are reminder of both accomplish ms and daichingzer and flight engineer took a bullet clean through neck and missed j jugular by a millimeter. jess it's

. >> "by mia"? this one says "by mia." >> so what does that tell you? >> it means nothing to me. don't know who they are. >> it was made very clear during this focus group that the customers are extremely confused about this package. we can't sell a product that people are unable to identify. what i'm hoping is that robin and jen got that message. well... >> mm-hmm. >> that was kind of a big deal for me. >> yeah. >> the consumer is saying, "it doesn't work," so we are going to change the name. >> it's just overwhelming. >> it's overwhelming. >> you seem beat up right now. >> i feel the overwhelming burden of--did i make the wrong choices for the brand? >> the reason that i continue to move forward with this is because i believe in you, but i'm trying to understand, in a positive way, and i'm struggling, the dynamic of jen. i watch her interact with people, and instead of selling, she's defensive. >> i'm not willing to sit here and have a conversation... >> yeah. >> that picks apart our v.p. of sales and marketing and my partner. it's really not okay by me. >> i think you have a d

. >> organizers are now raising money for pow/mia memorial on columbus boulevard in society hill. would it stand tall in september of 2018 if all goes as planned. >>> tonight we're hearing from the family of three people who died in house fire in north philadelphia. two children and grandma lost their lives yesterday morning. flames ripped through the row home on the corner of north six and and mop killing nine-year-old prudence, seven-year-old dean and their 52-year-old grandmother monique. their family tells us the grandmother raised the little boy and girl from birth and today they put up a small memorial outside the home. >> we're all trying to stay strong, you know. one person is crying. the other person is trying to be strong for them. but it hurts. >> nine minutes after the fires first responders found a turtle alive in the home. they're searching for a cat. the family says they'll keep both animals if they can finder the kitty. >> she's back and she in alone. this time she's got a buddy mary lee the great white does. hanging out somewhere where a lot of us love to visit. >

he says itit is indeed a a sitf venerationon for mia, , where peoplele can find cacalm and ir peace.he pilgrims, often barefoot, pray as they climb apparition mountain to approach their mother of god. many of them have grave concerns and deprivations. >> i have been praying to the virgin mary to help me cure my left leg. i had polio when i was very young. >> our mother has cancer. [indiscernrnible] reporter: it probably will make no difference to these people whether the vatican recognizes medjugorje's miraculous visions or not. and as long as the pilgrims keep pouring in, the businesspeople here need not worry about their incomes. klaudia: no, no. people have always come here to pray to god -- with the vatican or without it, independent of its valilidation. reporter: and so things continue as they always have in medjugorje. the vatican is expected to make its decision this autumn. damien: well that's it for this week. thanks for watching. for now it's goodbye from me, and the whole team here. and do join us next week for more personal stories from all over europe. ♪ [captioning perf

behind the south wall here of the vietnam veterans memorial they are in the process of building a pow/miaument. again they are still raising money for it but they hope to have it complete iain and lucy in the fall of 2018. >> all right. thank you much, brad. to our nation's capital where president trump is honoring america's fallen service day as his first memorial day as commander in chief. gary tin knee is at the vietnam vets memorial in washington, d.c. with more. >> reporter: president trump mark his first memorial day as commander in chief by placing a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery before speaking at an observance program in the cemetery's memorial amphitheater. >> we only hope that every day we can prove worthy not only of their sacrifice and service but of the sacrifice made by the families and loved ones they left behind. >> reporter: vice-president pence hosted participants at the naval observatory for the annual project hero memorial day bike ride which goes all the way to virginia beach. the vice-president haason serves in the military

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al chapo si pÓngalo en la mÍa. >> vÁmonos! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> rayito! >> quÉ pasÓ, compadre?, guerito! siga tocando, hombre! >> este es el mero poder y la mera libertad. ♪ ♪ ♪ conductora: muy buenas noches y bienvenidos a esta ediciÓn especial. son preguntas difÍciles de responder pero quÉ si fueran la Única salida. un joven se llama anthony de dÍa y romeo de noche. >> en la vida hay secretos que serÍa preferible que se quedaran ocultos para siempre. saludaron a anthony sin saber de dÓnde venÍa o cÓmo se ganaba la vida. >> anthony es una persona muy reservada. >>como lo conoce desde que era niÑo. se veÍa contento, no le faltaba dinero y se veÍa enfocado en el estudio. >> yo querÍa ir para la universidad y sacar el diploma. >> desde niÑo sobresalÍa. >> siempre me gustÓ hacer ejercicio y yo estaba estudiando para ser entrenador. >> anthony sabÍa que quería sacar a su familia adelante. para hacerlo habrÍa una gran dificultad, el dinero. >> nadie te dice que tienes que ir al banco a abrir una cuenta para que cuando llegue el dÍa de ir a la universidad no sea tan difÍcil. >> el jo

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mia? [inaudible question] >> i think the first amendment defense act is an important piece of legislation introduced by the congress and i expect soon by this congress. something president trump said during the campaign if it reached his desk he would in fact sign that. i think it is a valuable piece of legislation that says in these specific areas tax exempt status, that the government can't discriminate against an individual organization based on their viewpoint about marriage regardless if that is supporting same-sex marriage or marriage between a man and women, the government can't punish them for participati participation. i am hopeful that will be introduced. i think it has more chance in the house than the senate. >> is there room for state action in this area? >> oh, absolutely. i think state can and should do similar versions of the first amendment defense act and say the state will not punish or discriminate against them based on their viewpoint about marriage. we will not exclud

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an argument arguing with this mainstream mia. i'm curious in american politics right now.r boring. it was good to have you on the show. risk and reward will be right back. i just want to give you another shot of the u.s. markets. s&p up ten. the big news to the opec. for the global gut. there is aegularasoline price averaging 237. up about 7% from a year ago. charles payne is here from making money. internet cheryl's point all the major indices and all-time high. the trump bump if you want to call that. in brussels today kicking off the last leg of the first international trip as president. seen them before nato allies. they offered a strong rebuke of members that are not meeting defense spending obligations. roll tape. the united states a

thinking with how the trump economic agenda is doing, and see if it's referenced as something that's gone mia because of political turmoil, which means the fed might not meet in june. let's go to timothy in tennessee. timothy? >> caller: hi, cramer, my daughter has saved up some money and she would like to ask you a question. my stock went up 30%, will it go up, should i buy the stock? >> mcdonald's? >> caller: yes, mcdonald's at $148? steve easterbrook? i think that mcdonald's as cramer would say, that's a real good idea at 148, where were you at 93. but i would say you buy some and then you let it come in and let's have an egg mcmuffin tomorrow, 233 calories s there anything better? let's go to anne marie in new york. >> caller: i love the vector group dividends, but their earnings are not so hot. is my dividends stock safe? >> it has some other things going for it. i think you're in good shape for that one. i do like outshare more. i don't like my kids smoking. let's go to charlie in north carolina, charlie? charlie? charlie, it's cramer. >> caller: hi, jim. charlie in north carolina. >> l

if you know anybody, friend or family member who has had to deal with an mia situation, it may reseed in time but doesn't reseed in terms of pain and its effect on future generations because there is no resolution. that is the way it was in my family. when i began my journey it was to get to the bottom of a murky set of circumstances that never seem to square no matter how much children theorized over time. what we knew, what we knew was barton was rooted in the philippines in december 1941. he went missing after manila fell but he was relocated in 1943 at a particular prison camp in the philippines but he went missing again. at the end of the war he was unaccounted for. after years of digging through half forgotten boxes in dozens of records and logs, national, military and presidential archives, and others halfway around the world. it was a stunning revelation different from what my family was through in the 1940s but by the time i made this discovery it had become part of a larger story i uncovered along the way. i was not prepared for the flood of accounts detailing astonishing br

. >> 2-year-old mia is the daughter of someone working for allergy pro. when she showed signs of allergies, they wanted this test. until now, the only proven allergy test were to draw blood or do a scratch test which can be uncomfortable and irritating to kids and parents. plus they each only test for 14 allergens. >> try to figure out why you >> it's only a finger prick. with these four drops, she can confirm up to 120 allergens. >> skin testing is still the gold standard. sometimes this is a screening test. and if they had a recent reaction to an allergen, you can get crucial data to find the root cause. >> causes that can fall under these 70 allergens or 50 food allergens. no crying or tears and this is a world of difference, i think, between both. >> that was amazing. >> we all take steps to avoid traffic. especially when it comes to living in this area. as most of you know, it comes down to that big word. timing. so after the break, we're going to help you out. the difference ten minutes will make. >> that your raining their ride. hear wheer they are

. >> the armed forces and forgotten pows, mias come important to me with family members in vietnam. >today is a very important day for us because it's not about service. by remembering are falling. >> is a tribute to the veterans. i'm a vietnam vet. we don't forget where we stand, where were going and it's the best place memorial day weekend. >> organizers are very clear that even after 30 years, this is a demonstration to get the attention of lawmakers on capitol hill to raise awareness on veteran issues. this year, veterans have come from all over the world to take part in this effort as far away as australia and the netherlands to support their fellow veterans in december. leland. tranter as you point out, they've affected a lot of change for the better for the past 30 years for veterans and the adobe is. thank you. we will see a little bit later. >> what keeps you awake at night? >> nothing. i keep other people awake at night. leland: when a secretary not his favorite lines. the threat against aces in the state of the u.s. military with us here, iraq war veteran policy analyst and