coming just 48 hours after mr. obama received a scathing internal review of the va recommending a total restructure. amid the growing scandal of veterans waiting months for medical care. >>> and to iraq where the iraqi military is stepping up its attack against isis and those government forces are fighting back with the help of the united states. the fiercest battle is settled around tikrit. hamish macdonald reports from iraq tonight. >> reporter: u.s. intelligence support. trying to push isis out of the city. where saddam hussein was born. america has delivered 75 hellfire missiles to the iraqis this week. to help bolter their offensive. that will only last around three days. still waiting for america to decide whether to send air strikes, iraq is trying to build its own air defenses taking delivery of secondhand fighter jets from russia. battled military here. needed some good news. >> i've confidence in myself. i have confidence in my people. i have confidence in the iraqi people. >> reporter: as isis digs in to defen

mr. obama met this morning with the president-elect of ukraine, as he helped mark 25 years of free rule in poland. later today, he'll be in belgium, where he will attend the meeting of seven industrialized nations. russia deliberately left out of those talks. >>> now, to a dangerous storm system raking across the midwest. >> a major outbreak of torrential rains, ferocious winds, large hail, even some tornados. this morning, it's on the move. it stretches more than 200 miles from nebraska to illinois, taking aim on the ohio valley. it's called a derecho. intense, dangerous winds and rain, also called an inland hurricane. across a wide swath of the midwest, near 100-mile-per-hour winds shredded trees, tore off roofs and knocked over tractor-trailers. storm chasers reported at least eight unconfirmed tornado touchdowns in nebraska, wyoming and this one caught on video in missouri valley, iowa. near omaha, nebraska, flooding from up to four inches of rain stranded motorists and triggered evacuation

. >> mr. obama is pledging money, a lot of it, to nato allies in europe and central europe. >> we'll increase the number of american personnel, army and air force units continuously rotating through allied countries in central and eastern europe and we will be stepping up our partnerships with friends like ukraine, maldova and georgia as they provide for their own defense. calling on congress to give $1 billion to support this effort which will show america's commitment to our nato allies. >> cnn white house correspondent jim accosta is live in warsaw. how much distance is there between what the ukrainian president wants and what the u.s. president is able to deliver? >> reporter: well, we heard president obama at the news conference yesterday say that he knows the ukrainian president is very interested to hear what the u.s. president can deliver in terms of money, in terms of support from a defense standpoint. he also wants to talk about energy. the ukrainians know very well, as you know, john, tha

first of all, mr. obamaned a law late last year that says congress must be given 30 days notice before any detainees at guantanamo can be released or transferred. but, there is some wording in the law that gives the president some discretion. in this case the president says he had to act quickly because sergeant bergdahl's health was deteriorating in captivity. second, the sergeant was captured under very mysterious circumstances. colonel david hunt will tell us about that in a moment. third, and this is the most important as spcket of the story. by trading one american for five terrorists, that might encourage americans to be kidnapped. with terrorists. the president made an exception in bergdahl's case. reaction? fast and furious. >> i do think that these five, who were really far on the far end of the spectrum of bad guys in guantanamo, this is really problematic, for the long term, this is going to strengthen the taliban. our hand is obviously weakening there. >> it is disturbing that these individuals w

they don't believe mr. obama the will to punish them. putin, china, now al qaeda. directly challenging america and the world. even though president obama's poll numbers are falling, he knows many americans have lost the will to fight abroad. iraq and afghanistan have drained us. mr. obama is basically a man of theory, not action. a person who avoids evil rather than confronting it. and the evil doers, know it. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction. joining us from the white house fnc's top guy there. ed henry. you made the point earlier today, it's an interesting point, by sending u.s. advisors to iraq now, president obama is actually contradicting himself. explain that. >> well, because today he blamed nory al maliki the iraqi prime minister for the reason the president did not leave any u.s. troops behind in iraq at the end of 2011. he said we couldn't get a status of forces agreement. we couldn't get legal immunity for u.s. troops if god forbid they got in hostile situation and killed iraqi civilian they could get thrown in jail. reasonable

i think virtually criminal the way mr. obama allowed this to happen on his watch. he bears plenty of responsibility too. but for this to be allowed to happen. and even now, as the terrorists are on the outskirts of baghdad, his team is studying. they're studying. >> ben, i think -- as you like to say, with all due respect, i think you should be extremely careful using words like virt l virtually criminal. you are doing a disservice to the president when you say that. >> i want to do a disservice to him. >> i'll make my point. the shareholders and the investors were extremely clear. the american people were extremely clear they wanted to be done with the war in iraq. and president obama ended our involvement in the war in iraq. that was the involvement on the ground. on the ground in the united states. now he is dealing with the reality on the ground there. again, it is not pretty. it is not good. but i don't think it's so easy to criticize the ceo when he got a clear message from his shareholders. >> but i think you're missing the real analogy. with greatest respec

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mrs. obama's initials are being welded to a new submarine.o commemorate the structure on the future uss illinois. >>> seattle's city council has voted to raise the minimum to $15 an hour. the highest in the nation. the increase will take place over several years for most employees based on their employer. >>> a republican candidate running for congress in arizona is drawing attention for changing his name. according to the arizona capitol times, scott this ler paid to change his name to caesar chavez. and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> joining me in studio, columnist and analyst ellis heniken. that is your real name. >> feel free to call my cesar chavez. >> speaking of names, there's been a lot of criticism over bowe bergdahl. and now hillary clinton is weighing in. she's saying something quite interesting. this young man -- her quote, whatever the circumstances is an american citizen and he was serving in our military nap is her stand on this. is that alone enough to avoid, i guess, the critical debate here. some are sa

. >> reporter: mr. obama and russian president vladimir putin will both attend events commemorating the 70th anniversary of d-day, but there is no one on one plans between them. putin's scheduled to sit down with france's president and britain's prime minister, but not mr. obama. the state department calls russia hypocritical, calling for peace in ukraine, while sending in weapons and troops. >> russia is doing nothing to stop these activities. >> reporter: president obama travels to europe today leaving big issues behind. veterans hospitals under scrutiny in need of new leadership, and controversy about the release of an american p.o.w. in exchange for five top taliban leaders. back in europe, brand-new today, president obama is asking congress for a billion dollars to help keep eastern europe secure. that money would go to military training and exercises in poland and some of the eastern countries that were already doing. also beefing up our navy presence in the black sea and the baltic sea and helping some

from poland, mr. obama travels to belgium and france. on friday in normandy, the president will mark the 70th anniversary of d-day. >>> and this morning a san francisco man suspected of possessing explosives is in custody. ryan kelly chamberlain ii was arrested late yesterday south of the gold p gate bridge following a second day. he was considered armed and dangerous. during a weekend raid of chamberlain's apartment, officials found explosive materials and chamberlain worked for years as a social media consultant. before he disappeared, he posted a manifesto about his depression. >>> this morning two 12-year-old wisconsin girls are under arrest charged with stabbing another student nearly to death. the victim was stabbed 19 times. the suspects are charged as adults and prosecutors say the girls planned the murder to please a mythological creature they learned about online. omar villafranca has details. >> reporter: two 12-year-old girls are being held on a half a million dollars each after authorities say they tried to kill a friend. th

a day before the high court ruling, he said mr. obama would not be hobbled by a just say no congress. >> is the president rethinking his in your face, i've got a pen and phone and i'm going to use it? >> no. >> reporter: small business leaders say they hope the recess appointment ruling makes mr. obama less hikely to try and bypass lawmakers. >> we are really hopeful that this decision which affirms that constitutional system of government, will mean that the president presses pause before he picks up that pen and phone. >> reporter: the high court decision could have been worse for the president. the justices overturned a lower court ruling that the only constitution al recognized recess is the end of the year period between one session of congress and the next. and that only vacancies arise during that period can be filled. chris? >> wendell, thank you. >>> the justices also issued a ruling that has pro-life advocates smiling. they struck down a 35-foot protest-free zone outside abortion clinics in massachusetts. the court ruled the zo

"but mr. obama," she wrote, "worried that arming the rebels was not likely to be enough to drive syrian president bashar al-assad from power." there are some lighter moments in the book. clinton described greeting the french president and losing her shoe. and revealed her tricks to stay awake on those record-breaking round-the-world trips. "i sometimes dug the fingernails of one hand into the palm of the other. it was the only way i knew to cope with the crazy schedule and fierce jet lag." the one thing clinton does not talk about in the book is her political future. on that front, maurice, all she will say all the way on page 595 is, "will i run for president in 2016? the answer is i haven't decided yet." >> dubois: all right, nancy cordes, thank you so much. nancy, of course, will have more about hillary clinton's book first thing tomorrow morning on "cbs this morning." >> there has been a shooting on the campus of seattle pacific university. police say one person has died and at least three other

mr. obama from his deputy chief of staff that the veterans health administration needs totally restructured, that its leadership is unresponsive, morale is low and scheduling technology outdated. >> it's a report that singled out a lot of significant problems. there are also a wide range of reforms that were proposed. >> reporter: reforms, the ability to fire incompetent managers morp easily which may require action by congress since government workers are more difficult to fire than in the private-sector. >> it looks like president obama made it clear he's planning to go it alone again this time immigration. >> reporter: house speaker john boehner told the president on friday the house won't pass comprehensive immigration reform this year. boehner says he can't trust mr. obama to enforce the law. the president said his hand is being forced by tens of thousands of unaccompanied kids showing up at the border from violence plagued countries in central america based on their parents' belief they w

that will give mr. obama time to plot military attacks and the iraqi prime minister an opportunity, perhaps his last, to become the inclusive political leader he has long refused to be. >> pelley: major, thanks. now we'll go to david martin at the pentagon with the president's military options. >> reporter: the pentagon increased spy flights over iraq using high-flying global hawk drones as it developed plans for airstrikes designed to blunt the insurgent march south, and, in the word of one officer, give the iraqi government a chance to catch its breath. at the same time, the aircraft carrier "bush" is expected to be ordered into the persian gulf, where it would join ships armed with cruise missiles. b-1 bombers, capable of carrying more than 100,000 pounds of satellite-guided bombs, are already stationed in the country of qatar. despite all the firepower, officials said there are not many lucrative targets when bombing an insurgent force of fewer than 10,000, which communicates over cell phones, travels in

and when the supreme court ruling against some of his recent appointments, is mr. obama guilty of presidential overreach. we'll speak to two house leaders, bob goodlatte and xavier becerra. >>> then a suspect in the benghazi terror attack is now in federal custody outside washington, and isis continues its attack in iraq. >>> in the end, the iraqis are responsible for their defense, and nobody expected wholesale dezergz. >> we'll speak with former nsa and cia director michael hayden who said as a country iraq has already ceased to exist. >>> plus, the tea party is dealt a blow in mississippi. our sunday panel offers their scorecard in this year's tea party versus gop matchup. >>> and our power player of the week. the collector of some of washington's greatest treasures pays it forward. >> does it make you happy to see all these things you have gotten over the years? >> i love it. it's part of my life. >> all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. republicans have long accused president obama of exceeding the powers granted him by the

and the supreme court ruled 9-0 mr. obama has gone too far in making some of his recess appointmen appointments. fox news chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel has more on what all this means for the balance of power here in washington. >> what we've seen clearly over the last five years is an effort to erode the power of the legislative branch. >> speaker john boehner announced wednesday the house will sue president obama for exceeding his constitutional authority. >> i believe the president is not faithfully executing the laws of our country, and on behalf of the institution and our constitution, standing up and fighting for this is in the best long-term interest of the congress. >> mr. obama has recently issued executive orders to raise the minimum wage for federal contractors, stopping deportations of children here illegally, and more than two dozen unilateral changes to obamacare. >> i'm not sure which of the things i've done they find most offensive. but they've decided they're going to sue me for doing my job.

mr. obama has moved well beyond being a disappointment, and that is a downright shame for illegal immigrants and citizens as well. the chairman will be with us on monday. please be with us. we're coming right back. stay with us. >> the irs commissioner wayne kyu with congress says that he will not say he is sorry and stands by his position that the agency is simply incompetent. agency is simply incompetent. andrew mccarthy joins us ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope someday you'll join us ♪and the world will be as one ♪imagine no possessions ♪i wonder if you can ♪no need for greed or hunger ♪a brotherhood of man ♪imagine all the people ♪sharing all the world ♪you ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope someday you'll join us ♪and the world will live as one♪ >> my next guest says the benghazi ringleaders should be detained as an enemy combatant. i'm joined by andrew mccarthy and his new book is entitled picklist execution and it analyzes very carefu

mr. obama's speech brought distracter on the right and left saying that it comes with squishy lines and with little effect. some would like to see an airstrike against syria after bashar al-assad gassed civilians last year and crossed the president's own red lines. >> i made a decision that we should not put american troops in the middle of this increasingly sectarian war. i believe that is the right decision. >> reporter: others complain that a lack of potent military support has let the situation boil out of control to assad 's benefit. the president said he'll run for re-election next month. and distracters to russian president vladimir putin and ukraine, and obama's repeated warnings are not an effective deterrent. president obama strongly rejected that notion. >> our ability to shape world opinion helped to isolate russia right away. the world immediately condemned russian action, and this served as a cut away to russian propaganda and russian troops on the border and armed militias in ski masks. but standing with our allies on behalf of international wor order, has give the ukrainian p

. >> mr. obama met with his national security team in the oval office but did not take senior security advisers along on a trip to north dakota and california. house arms services committee chairman ed royce said the president and his team need to be acting urgently, not reviewing options in the days ahead and retired lieutenant colonel bob mcginnis says they should have seen this coming. >> he's always late. in this particular situation we could have totally anticipated what's happening. >> nori al-maliki has steadily purged the military and government of sunni leadership. he refused to give a u.s. small counterterrorism force immunity from prosecution in the courts. the civil war has expanded well across the iraqi border. iran is threatening to protect shiite holy sites in iraq. >> the king of jordan is in trouble. if i were netanyahu, i would be very worried. >> after hundreds of billions of dollars and four and a half thousand american lives lost in iraq, mr. obama is reluctant to spend more. >>

meanwhile, mr. obamas critized when john mccain proposed to give everyone american a 5,000 tax krut in lou of insurance. senator obama pounced arguing that mccain would tax employer insurance for the first time ever. >> it would lead to the unravelling of the employer health care system. >> barak obama accused john mccain of proposing health reforms that undermine the employer based system. and now we find in obama care it may go further than mccain envisioned. >> and that is because analyst of all stripes are predicting the end of employer health insurance before the end of the year and it will be cheaper to pay the fine than offering insurance that much or more. and they will bump up the worker's pay to cover the cost of the exchaefrj and it is irs recently ruled that health reimbursement and tax- free money to employees will no longer be tax- free for those on the exchanges affecting 10 million people. and so even though the president once swore off messing with employer- provided insurance his policie

mr. obama said russia still has trooped masked and has agents inside ukraine trying to destabilize the east where violence has intensified. if he does not change course in the coming weeks g. seven leaders say they are ready to act. but the status quo, the situation, is not acceptable and it needs to change. has a second meal with putin. mr. obama had no plans for a formal meeting be uh the two are likely to rub elbows on the commemoration of the anniversary of d day on friday, and if he does see putin the president says he will say in private what he has said in public. >> russian armed forces annexing pieces of a neighbor. is illegal, and violates law, and the kinds of destabilizing activities that we now see. funded and encouraged by russia. are illegal. and are not constructive. >> al jazeera, traveling with the president, in paris. >> as world leaders debate how to end the crisis in ukraine, the conflict drags on. hundreds were evacuated today. the ukrainian government said hungs of rebell

french president dined with president obama and mad a second meal with putin. >> mr. obama has no planned for a formal meeting with the russian leader but the two are likely to rub elbowed on the 70th anniversary of d day, and if he does see putin, the president says he will say in private what he has said in public. russian armed forces annexing a neighbor is illegal, and violates international law, and the kind of destabilizing activities that we now see, funded and encouraged by russia are illegal, and are not constructive. >> and now to nigeria, where boko haram is accused of new attacks. these latest attack attacke in the same region. reports from the capitol. what is being reported is three different areas, were attacked by masked men, sometime on monday. sometime in the middle of the night, going into tuesday. they were arminged we understand they were dressed in military uniforms and military fatigues that fired upon villages that they set churches and mosques alike, and other buildings and basically destroyed these communities. completely. now, this -- these attack

mr. obama also attending will not.or much at stake with the leaders and their economies, tightening sanctions will be a tough sell for president in brussels. >> particularly when europe has been economically weakened over the last four years this is really hard to do. so i think there will be european reluctance to move forward in the difficult stage of sanctions. >> before leaving saw, mr.-- leaving warsaw, mr. obama spoke in front of thousands of poles. >> we stand together because we believe people and nation have the right to -- nation have the right to determine their own destiny including the people of ukraine. >> and john in that french media interview that president putin gave, for the commemoration that president obama and 16 other leaders were also attending, he says he's perfectly willing to meet president obama. it's president obama who is not willing to meet vladimir putin. there were several phone calls over the past weeks and months between two men. the white house announcing no plans. even though the tw

he met with mr. obama face-to-face for the first time since the crisis of ukraine on the sidelines of a luncheon with other dignitiaries. mr. obama urged him to recognize ukraine's president elect. he did meet with petro poroshenko. the president is now headed home to a series of national security-related problems from the v.a. scandal and the bowe bergdahl firestorm. >> i fear for all americans who travel, who vacation overseas who might be taken captive. >> allies here in europe have also expressed wariness about the president's foreign policy which was the first stop on the trip was reassuring poland. 34% of voters approve the president's handling of foreign policy, 56% disapprove. in his remark at normandy, the president warned against rushes to judgment. >> in this age of instant commentary, the invasion would have been declared a debacle. >> now, this magical spot with the stark head stones is now a monument not to just those who died but also survivors. the white house said you can order anything yo

mr. obamaoved well beyond being a disappointment, and that is a downright shame for illegal immigrants and citizens as well. the chairman will be with us on monday. please be with us. we're coming right back. stay with us. >> the irs commissioner wayne kyu with congress says that he will not say he is sorry and stands by his position that the agency is simply incompetent. andrew mccarthy joins us next. my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke. and unlike warfarin, with no regular blood tests or dietary restrictions. hey thanks for calling my doctor. sure. pradaxa is not for people with artificial heart valves. don't stop taking

while we did the right thing in electing mr. obama has not done right by us, our troops, or the nation. his is now a record of foreign policy failure, not success, and that calls for some humility and hard work. it means working harder to achieve the success that has eluded him to this point. there is nothing acceptable about another foreign policy failure by this white house, absolutely nothing. we are coming right back. ♪ lou: sectarian violence rises. russia cuts of ukraine natural gas. retired four-star general jack king is next. ♪ and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. the numbers are impressive. over 400,000 new private sector jobs... making new york state number two in the nation in new private sector job creation... with 10 regional development st

thus, mr. obama is going to do what he wants to do. and the consequences be damned. i believe that assessment is accurate. just think about it. why would you swap one alleged deserter because surely president obama knows the guy left his unit voluntarily for five, five notorious war criminals? why would anyone do that it simply doesn't make sense. these taliban guys will continue killing people. even ardent pro-obama supporters have got to be confused. yes, the zealots will always support mr. obama no matter what he does. if you are a thinking person, all the chaos in washington is embarrassing. and the explanations just plain incredible. susan rice saying to the world that sergeant bergdahl served his country with honor? are you kidding me? and that's on top of the benghazi stuff? is the ambassador rice a moron? why would she say that? with all -- when all the facts point to the opposite. especially when she herself got hammered over the benghazi deception. again, what is wrong with these people? talking points cannot answer that question. it's beyond comprehension.

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. >> mr. obama has called house speaker john boe accusing him of abusing executive authority a stunt but boehner is not laughing. his spoks man said in a written statement quote, the american people, their elected representatives and the supreme court have all expressed serious concerns about the president's failure to follow the constitution. thursday's supreme court decision was one of a dozen unanimous rulings in the past year and a half that rolled back administration overreach and brad blake man who worked for george w. bush says suing mr. obama is appropriate. >> what he's telling congress is if you don't like what i'm doing sue me. we do. we sue you on health care, immigration, epa. >> actually on obamacare. the government's power to regulate and the epa's authority to regulate greenhouse gases, they have prevailed. the mlrb's threat make carolina lawmakers unhappy, boeing and working class folks who were looking for an opportunity to go back to work are going to lose the opportunities becaus

mr. obamaas moved well beyond being a disappointment, and that is a downright shame for illegal immigrants and citizens as well. the chairman will be with us on monday. please be with us. we're coming right back. stay with us. >> the irs commissioner wayne kyu with congress says that he will not say he is sorry and stands by his position that the agency is simply incompetent. agency is simply incompetent. andrew mccarthy joins us [ male announcer ] hands were made for playing. legs, for crossing. feet...splashing. better things than the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. if you're trying to ma, now may be time to ask about xeljanz. xeljz (tofacitinib) is a small pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. seris, sometimes fatal infections and cancers have happened in patients taking xeljanz. don't start xeljanz if you

. >> reporter: president obama is warning his russian counterpart, time to back down or face sanctions. >> mr vladimir putin has the chance to get back into a lane of international law. >> reporter: although some forces moved away, president obama said troops are still massed on ukraine's border and has agents in ukraine trying to stablilize the east. if vladimir putin does not change course in the coming weeks g7 leaders are ready to act. >> our technical teams have been consulting with the european commission to identify sanctions that would maximise impact on russia, and minimise adverse impacts on european countries. >> standing beside mr obama. u.k. prime minister david cameron, who met with russian leader one on one in paris. >> this was a meeting with a firm set of messages, which is that there is an opportunity for a successful peaceful and stable ukraine, especially now that there has been a presidential election. but the status quo, the situation today is not acceptable and needs to change. >> vladimir putin's meeting with cam rop was the first of -- cameron was the first of three.

mr. obama saying the president is quote, taking a nap. boehner says the u.s. should provide equipment to the government. >> army sargeant bowe bergdahl is scheduled to arrive in texas tonight. he was held hostage for five years, before his controversial release in exchange for five taliban leaders >> still ahead at 4:00 a bay area high school student mission to help kids along the border. >> plus, hefty criticism for restoration hardware. wait until you see what their catalog looks like. >> bright, breezy. what will father's day weekend bring? the accu-weather forecast is coming up in just a moment as abc7 news at 4:00 continues. ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! >> acclaimed actress ruby dee has died. she's perhaps best known for her performances in "a raisin in the sun" in 1961 and "american gangster" in 2007 for which she received an oscar nomination >> actor harrison ford suffered an ankle injury on the set of the new star

he and president obama had a face-to-face meeting where aides say mr. obama told putin it's time deescalate in ukraine. if you missed nbc's d-day special "journey to normandy" earlier tonight, you can catch it coming up at 2:00 a.m. here on nbc 10. >>> a north jersey man becomes the latest alleged victim to file a lawsuit accusing security guards at harrah's casino for excess i have force. the attorney provided by nbc 10 with this surveillance video. the lawyer says the 36-year-old man had been asked to leave the casino floor for being loud and he was going to his hotel room when he was attacked but security guards. he says the assault in september of 2012 left him with a concussion, bruised ribs, cuts and four broken teeth. harrah's parent company tells us it can not comment on pending litigation. earlier this year, nbc 10 told you about two other lawsuits harrah's is facing. on the left is an incident we reported in february involving two atlantic city cab drivers who accused harrah's security guards of assault. on the right was surveillance video we first

mr. obamad it's important their stories are passed on. >> we are on this earth for only a moment in time. and fewer of us have parents and grandparents to tell us about what the veterans of d-day did here seventy years ago. so we have to tell their stories for them. we have to do our best to uphold in our own lives the values that they were prepared to die for. >> woodruff: french president francois hollande vowed his country will always remember those who sacrificed their lives that day. >> ( translated ): they were your parents, your brothers, your friends. they were our liberators. france will never forget what she owes to these soldiers, what she owes to the united states. >> woodruff: meanwhile, british veterans, politicians and royal family members attended a service of remembrance at bayeux cathedral. it escaped damage during the war, and the city was the first one liberated in normandy. later, on the sands of "sword beach," where british forces landed, hundreds of dignitaries and vetera

. >> reporter: now the administration has signaled plans to change that law, mr. obama wants to speed the deportation and higher more immigration judges and built facilities to house the children. bolderrer patrol has caught 52,000 kids since october. the number has overwhelmed the federal government and expected to grow. >> the fact is these are children, children and families. we have a moral responsibility to address this in a dignified way. the president is expected to ask congress for money to temporarily house mothers who bring their children illegally over the border. abc news, washington. >> a california family's nanny nightmare may be nearing an end. the family fired diane stratton but she refused to leave the home. she offered to move out under her own conditions. according to her lawyer she said she could be out by july 4. but the family said that won't work because they plan to be out of town. it is unclear if the nanny will leave on her own. >>> a man was caught on cell phone video riding on the trunk of a car speeding down an interstate in charlotte, north

. >> reporter: mr. obama issued executive orders directing the department of labor gay couples family leave, waging the minimum wage and stopping deportation of children here illegally. a leading legal expert calls it a radical increase in presidential power. >> the president is now asserting a level of unilateral authority that works, most if not all of his predecessor. he's creating what i call an uber presidency. >> reporter: white house officials prefer to work with congress but accuse republicans of blocking efforts to help the middle class. >> the decisions that the president made were well within the scope of his legal authorities ascribed by the constitution and ascribed by the law. >> reporter: in a people jobs boehner wrote for quote americans have watched with concern has president barack obama has declined to faithfully execute the laws of our country ignoring some statutes completely, selectively enforcing others and at times creating laws of his own. boehner says he plans to bring a bill to the

a campaign promise mr. obama kept despite the risks. >> you wish you had left a residual force in iraq? any regrets about that decision in 2011? >> that wasn't a decision made by me. that was a decision made by the iraqi government. >> reporter: the president maintained u.s. forces wouldn't have had legal protection from iraqi courts had they stayed. >> the iraqi government and prime minister maliki declined to provide us that immunity. >> reporter: mr. obama blamed the violence in part on iraqi prime minister nuri al maliki's file yur to unite his country but stopped short calling for maliki to step down. >> it's not up to us to choose their leaders. >> reporter: a crisis that's spreading across borders and could lead to oil disruptions. consider the political pressures back home with republicans complaining he's too soft. >> and here we are a year and a half later, you look at this presidency and you can't help but get the sense that the wheels are coming off. >> reporter: and democrats worried where the missio

. >> reporter: similar to mr. obamaalthcare rollout it gives states flexibility to make changes and could lead to patch work rules across the country that will frustrate businesses and business groups say the proposal could raise energy and cut jobs and cost the economy $50 billion a year. it's time for a check on the national forecast. >> and here with that forecast is our metrologist nicole mitchell, i meant to say our outstanding metrologist. >> i love the adjectives and thank you so much. heading out this morning kind of an outstanding forecast that will change later in the day, not too active and you see showers moving through the great lakes so chances in the east coast but later in the day everything is really going to come together so all the areas in green are chances for thunderstorms. today so far this week and for really the last week or so are most significant chance for severe weather and places along interstate 80 and iowa. watch for that and this is brewing and chances for heavy rain and flood watches an

reassure perhaps central eastern european countries that this part of the world still remains as mr. obama said yesterday, sacrosanct in washington's mind. our correspondent adam eaten is in warsaw following events. >> president obama has chosen warsaw to come here to deliver a speech because of its symbolic nature. 25 years ago, poland overthrew the dominance of moscow. it held the first partially free elections in the former soviet bloc. the pro democracy movement solidarity won all the seats that they contested and communism was over in poland. within months the berlin wall had collapsed. for president obama, the message today is going to be that that story, that polish success story has resonance for the region today, especially for ukraine. for example, in 1990, the ukrainian and polish economies were about the same size but with the consolidation of democracy in poland, with the support of the west, economic growth and prosperity for polish people, the economic -- the economy of poland is now three times the size of ukraine. and so president obama will be saying that if democracy can