mrs. obama: let me thank the dock for for that wonderful introduction and leadership of this fine university. and i thank the representatives and all the elected officials and members of congress who are here with us today as well as mr. perry, all of the trustees, dr. blaine, reverend rodes and all of the faculty and staff here at jackson state. let's take a moment to give it up to the people who helped get you here. thank you for your incredible hospitality. i may be a little jet lagged, but i'm here right now to celebrate all of you, so i'm grateful. i have to thank the band and both of the choirs today for the beautiful music. you all are amazing. and of course, before we go way in, we have to give it up to all the folks in the stands who helped you all get here, the moms and dads, brothers, sisters, grandparents, cousins, friends, neighbors. all you all must give it up! give it up! [cheers and applause] mrs. obama: and finally, most of all, i wanted to join in congratulating,', what a good-

[applause] mrs. obama: together, you all are the superb 16 as i hear you yourselves. and you are about to join a storied legacy from this university, a school that began as a tiny baptist seminary, just 20 students strong, just 20 students, but the legacy that reaches across the country and the state and right here into this very stadium. and that's where i would like to start my remarks today with this storied stadium and its place in our nation's history. back in 1950 when this stadium was built, it was one of the finest stadiums in the country, quickly became the pride of mississippi. but the story of the beautiful complex has a darker side. for years, it stood as a steel and concrete tribute to segregation because similar crow because only white people were allowed through these gates. back in 1962 during an ole miss football game, the stadium was a pro--jim crow rally and singing a called "no, never." by half time they convinced the governor to even speak. he said there are three sentences, he said i

mr. obama is the first sitting u.s. president to visit hiroshima. margaret brennan is there. >> reporter: standing 1200 feet from the epicenter of the blast, a solemn president obama laid a wreath in honor of the lives lost. >> their souls speak to us, and they ask us to look inward, to take stock of who we are. >> reporter: listening to the president was 79-year-old shigeaki mori, a survivor who was just eight when the bomb annihilated hiroshima. mr. obama did not apologize for what the u.s. had done but said he wanted to remind the world of the agony of nuclear war. >> we have a shared responsibility to look directly into the eye of history and ask what we must do differently to curb such suffering again. >> hiroshima, the target. >> reporter: it wassate:15 on that bright, cloudless morning in august when the early changed. a nearly five-ton atomic bomb nicknamed "little boy "dropped from the "enola gay." three days later, a second bomb struck nagasaki. more than 200,000 were killed in the blast blasts. tan was just six, at school when hiroshima wa

russia, china, in eastern crimea and the middle east by president xi in the south china sea, i guess mr. obamahen he was running in 2008 he blasted then president bush for criticizing him while mr. bush was abroad. he called it then, mr. trump, a sad and false political attack. combination. yet here he is attacking donald trump, the republican nominee brushed off obama's criticism and turned mr. obama's comments back on the president. >> when you rattle someone, that's good, because many of the world -- as you know, many of the countries in our world, our beautiful world have been absolutely abusing us and taking advantage of us. shouldn't be airing what he's airing where he is right now. lou: well, of course, trump is right, and obama, he's obama. now the quotation of the evening. on lame-duck presidents, and obama is one of them, often conflicted with lameness, dictated by the calendar and constitution and legacy often overlooked to the end of their term. this one from president bill clinton who said -- i think we're there. we're coming right back. hillary clinton can't escape her past, and

mr. obamaered a commencement address saturday to graduating seniors at howard university. he encouraged students at this historically african-american school to become more engaged in the political process and warned against censoring speech. joe johns has this report. >> reporter: president obama delivering a commencement speech that was nonpolitical and very political at the same time, perhaps giving us a glimpse at the message the outgoing president will be sending as the country starts looking toward the november election. while he mentioned none of the candidates by name, he did present a dramatically different view. >> no matter how ridiculous or offensive you might find the things that come out of their mouths, because as my grandmother used to tell me, every time a fool speaks, they are just advertising their own ignorance. >> mr. obama making the case that things have not only gotten better in the u.s. since he graduated from college, he said the same is true since he took over the whi

. >> reporter: mr. obamafor his well-placed zingers, made the job of comedian larry wilmore even harder. >> i have to admit it's not easy to follow the president, man. you got some jokes, mr. president. >> reporter: mr. obama roasted the presidential candidates, comparing hillary clinton to an aunt who doesn't understand facebook. >> dear america, did you get my poke? >> reporter: he called 74-year-old bernie sanders the bright new face of the democratic party. >> bernie, you look like a million bucks. or to put it in terms you'll understand, you look like 37,000 donations of $27 each. >> reporter: 20 manipulates in, he pretend -- minutes in, he pretended to be wrapping up. >> i'm kidding. you know i've got to tal about trump! >> reporter: who was not in the room. >> i am a little hurt that he's not here. >> reporter: once he got started, the punchlines kept coming. >> there's one area where donald's experience could be invaluable, and that's closing guantanamo because trump knows a thing or two about running

>> i don't think i'd like it if i were the new president, i think mr. obamagoing to be interfering, he'll be a busybody. it's a beautiful neighborhood. i know the neighborhood well, it's one of the most absolutely beautiful urban neighborhoods in the world. i congratulate him on choosing such a beautiful neighborhood. for the next president, he'll be essentially looking over his shoulder all the time. and obama will be trying to be in the limelight. the guy is essentially a super narcissist and this is more proof of it. >> you know, there's nothing really narcissistic about staying in the area so your girl can finish high school. >> yeah, there's nothing narcissistic about it at all. the fact that no other president has done it since the end of world war i that doesn't show anything unusual, does it? >> i think he's being a good dad, he wants to be there and stay in the neighborhood when she graduates, that's fine. you see things a little more cynically, that's fine. >> no, i don't see it cynically he can't bear to leave the limelight. >> i want to focus on w

mr. obamaiew to the "new york times" in which he bragged about how well he handled the recession. though i'm not a fan of mr. obama, i think he's right. his administration is doing better than previous administrations. i'm not a fan of his, but they are doing well. the economy is doing well. where is the money going? it's just circulating around the world. it doesn't have to go any particular place. it's circulating around and around. deirdre: as far as labor market participation rate it's still at the lowest since the 1970s, which means people have stopped look for jobs. even for people who have jobs, they haven't gotten raises. if you look at adjusted for inflation. so people don't have any muscle like extra earnings muscle. i just wanted to point out those two stats. >> we have enough extra muscle to keep the economy running at a very high level. we have enough extra money if you include government benefits, they are living at a much higher standard of life. it's true we have a lot of people

. >> reporter: mr. obama known for his well placed zingers made the job of comedian larry wilmore even harder. >> i have to admit it's not easy to follow the president, man. you got some jokes, mr. president. >> reporter: mr. obama roasted the presidential candidates, comparing hillary clinton to an aunt who doesn't understand facebook. >> dear america, did you get my poke? >> reporter: he called 74-year- old bernie sanders the bright atw face of the democratic party. >> bernie, you look like a million bucks, or to put it in terms you will understand, you look like 37,000 donations of $27 each. >> reporter: 20 minutes in, he pretended to be wrapping up. >> i'm just kidding. you know i'm going to talk about trump. >> reporter: who was not in the room. >> i'm a little hurt he is not here tonight. >> reporter: once he got started the punch lines kept coming. >> there is one area where donald's experience could be invaluable and that's closing guantanamo. because trump knows a thing or two about running waterfron

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in an interview with buzzfeed news, mr. obama said inaction by republicans could cost them in the future. >> let's say the republican president in the future is trying to appoint somebody, democrats are going to do the same thing and it's going to be tit for tat and we'll have a situation in which we can't fill our supreme court, and that then means that laws are going to be different in different states and different jurisdictions and people are going to be confused about what the rules are. that's not how democracy is supposed to work. >> the president said garland was well qualified and deserves a vote. >>> the obama administration says it's pleased with a supreme court decision that sent a challenge to its requirement for access to birth control back to lower courts. in a unanimous ruling, the justices did not rule on the merits of the case. they want the lower courts to see if a compromise is possible. some nonprofit religious groups object to the accommodation offered by the government if they do not want to provide certain

mr. obama's speech and the two men embraced., a new film called "paper lanterns" charts mori's quest as he sought permission from two of the families of the 12 p.o.w.'s to register their names for a memorial. here is a clip from the film, where ralph neal of kentucky and susan brissette archinski of massachusetts read the letters mori sent them seven years ago about their uncles. ♪ ♪ >> dear mrs. susan brissette archinski -- >> dear mr. ralp ralph neal. i hope this letter finds you well. my name is shigeaki mori, a 72-year-old b bomb survivor -- a bomb survivor and historian living in hiroshima. for a long time i have been reading about american soldiers killed by the atomic bomb. i have erected a memorial to their death. the 64th anniversary of the a-bomb is coming soon. on this day every year, memorial services are held in the peace park under the auspices of the hiroshima mayor. a stone room in the center of the senitaph, a main structure in the center of the park contains a list of the domestic and overseas victims of the a-

mr. obama met with vietnam's president as well as communist party leaders. nnounced he was ending the ban on arms sales. margaret brennan is traveling with the president. >> reporter: president obama is here to build stronger economic and security ties with vietnam. that decision to lift the arms embargo is aimed at sending a message to china that the u.s. will not let it militarily dominate asia. with a warm welcome from vietnam's communist government, president obama tried to put to rest the ghosts of the brutal war with the u.s. that killed tens of thousands of people from both countries. >> just a generation ago we were adversaries now. we are friends. should give us hope. >> reporter: vietnamese are eager to build ties with their cold war era foe in large part because of the threat posed by a militarily aggressive china which is seizing territory in the east and south china seas. in an effort to stop that land grab, president obama made the decision to sell vietnam american-made weapons. removing a ban that has been in place for over four decades. a cont

mr. obama will be the first american president to visit hiroshima, a city devastated when the u.s. dropped a nuclear bomb there during world war ii. >> thank you, margaret. tonight we continue our investigation of the opiate epidemic which is taking more than 80 lives a day. west virginia which lead the nation in overdose deaths is fighting the epidemic in court by suing six national companies that distribute painkillers. here is jim axelrod. >> reporter: this its what the opioid crisis looks like in west virginia. people addicted to pain pills lining up on foot and in cars at a small town drugstore to get their prescriptions filled. >> in 2014, almost 19,000 people died of an opioid overdose not talking heroin. >> joe radazzisi was with the dea for 29 years and he says wholesale distributors play a huge part in the epidemic. if a pharmacy was ordering 5,000 tablets per month over a series of month that is not a big deal. but one month he orders 30,000 tablets. then the following month he order

. >> mr. obama focused on how politics in america is lacking in appreciation of intellectual thinking. >> if you were listening to today's political debate you might wonder where this strain of anti intellectualism came from? ignorance is not a virtue. >> president obama adding the political system in america is not rigged adding more people need to vote. he said experience does matter. donald trump has not responded to president obama's indictment on his proposals. >> not sure how i would feel sitting in the audience. >> are the biggest names at risk of a terror attack. lone wolf to attack the top innovators calling for a workplace attack or attacks on their home. a shadowy figure standing outside of a home at night. one mentioned microsoft ceo bill gates. >> the white house claims meantime isis is shrinking even as the terror group launches a new wave of deadly attacks. security cameras capturing a moment when the isis truck explodes near baghdad. you can see the people running from the giant fire

mr. obamaaid he is not singling out vietnam, but stressed nations are more successful when universal rights are upheld. >> the united states does not seek to impose our form of government. the rights i speak of, i believe are not american values. i think they are universal values. at the are written into the universal deck declaration of human rights. >> he the a five-dak cede -- decade. hillary clinton declining an offer to fog newschannel to debate her rival, bernie sanders. it would have taken place in california before that state's june 7th primary. it comes as mrs. clinton is nearing the number of delegates needed to steal the nomination. >>> the head of security for the transportation security administration has been removed from his position. that's according to the house sources. it comes amid scrutiny from congress. he was criticized for receiving big bonus despite the screening failures around the country expie and -- >>> and tragedy striking a skydiving business in hawaii. it went do

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mr. obamaknown for his well placed zingers made the job of comedian larry wilmore even harder. >> i have to admit it is not easy to follow the president, man, you got some jokes, mr. president. mr. obama roasted the presidential candidates, comparing hillary clinton to an aunt who doesn't understand facebook. >> dear america, did you get my poke? he called 74-year-old bernie sanders the bright new face of the democratic party. bernie, you look like a million bucks, or to put it in terms you will understand, you look like 37,000 donations of $27 each. 20 minutes in he pretended to be wrapping up. i'm just kidding. you know i have got to talk about trump. who was not in the room. >> i am a little hurt that he is not here tonight. once he got started the punch lines kept coming. there is one area where donald's experience could be invaluable, and that's in closing guantanamo. because trump knows a thing or two about running waterfront properties into the ground. the president's last laugh came as

wayne frederick. >> and mr. obama now the sixth sitting u.s.iver a key note address at howard university. a lot of expectations on him today given his historic position of being the first african-american president of the united states, again talking to the crowd at this historically black college. we'll continue to watch this and when he comes to speak, we will dip in. >> and it's called the greatest two minutes in sports, the 142nd running of the kentucky derby. and of course there is more than the two minutes running of the race. this is your first derby. how does it feel? >> it feels so good, viktor. the pomp, the circumstance, the passion for fashion. good thing they sent me to cover and not victor, he'd be living it up. we'd never get any reporting done. weep saw the out one of the best hat makers here. he's ready to be the best in show. check it out. >>> one of the thing that drew me to making hats is i've always loved hats. it's a three to four-day process. it's all done from scratch through a process used for hundreds of years called b

nearly 2700 white house correspondents into their guests, including president and mrs. obama, will gather in the ballroom tonight for speeches, jokes, and networking. with thatl be live all beginning with the arrivals. if you would like to make a comment as you are watching, though to facebook.com\c-span. follow-up on twitter using the hashtag wh cd for white house correspondents dinner. now let's watch the early sponsored by different media organizations. the dinner itself begins at 8:00 eastern time. [indiscernible] [crowd mingling] [indiscernible crowd mingling] announcer: live coverage. heyman, who have you seen how arrives so far? j.d.: everyone from a kardashian host, and aion wreath was one of the first arrivals. host: she was one of the first arrivals. .d.: she got an enormous reception standing next to jeff goldblum. people think it has always been this way, but it has only been since the late 1980's. it started with michael kelly. and then and subsequent years you had gary hart bringing donna rice and other people who were media figures, not just political figures.

mr. obama: i just had the opportunity to get a full briefing from secretary burwell about the zika situation. i want to give the american people an update on where we are. as has been explained repeatedly, but i want to reemphasize, zika is not like ebola. it is not a human to human transmission, with one exception that we will talk about. it is primarily transmitted through mosquitoes, a particular type of mosquito. what we do know is that if you contract zika, even if you do not appear to have significant symptoms, it is possible for zika to cause significant birth defects, including microcephaly where the skull casing -- the head of the infant -- is significantly smaller. we think there may be other neurological disorders caused as a consequence of zika. we do not know all of the potential effects. we do know that they are serious. what we have seen is a little over 500 cases of zika in the continental united states. they all appear to be travel-related. not mosquito transmitted. meaning som

mr. obama accidentally stood on her dress but mrs. obama didn't sweat it. state dinner wrapped up with a summit from leaders of the nordic nation. >>> it's nice to get an inside look at the big events at the white house. >> oh, yeah. good morning, everyone. temperatures ranging from 54 in san ramon to about 60 in concord and antioch. here's a live picture of outside. 67 degrees in half moon bay and the city. 37 minutes away at sfo, but a partly cloudy sky on the way, and a bit of warmup, but not right away. we'll talk about the cool weekend weather and beta breakers just ahead. >> thanks, lisa. >>> as the warriors get ready, hear how back-to-back mvp steph cur >>> welcome back, everyone. we're looking live at san jose. the sun is out in the south bay and there are no delays for your saturday morning commute. we'll get the full forecast from lisa argen coming up. >>> in sports it's playoff fever in the bay area. with the sharks and warriors moving off, game one is for the sharks and game one is for the warriors at oracle arena on monday. in baseball the gian

the second point mr. obamayed plays into the first one justice when too many boys and girls pipeline underfunded schools to overcrowded jails. this is one area where things have gotten worse. when i was in college about half a million people in america were behind bars. today there are about 2.2 million. black men are about six times likelier to be imprisoned right now than white men. >> so why are there so many more americans in prison? three reasons? fathers abandoning their children. a culture that glorifies crude and sometimes criminal behavior. and the illegal narcotics industry much of it based in poor areas. none of those things were mentioned by the president. the cold truth is there has been a failure to lead on culture and family issues and that has led to bad behavior being excused and sometimes being accepted. american society has grown so permissive and politically correct that solving poverty is almost impossible. anyone who raises questions about so-called entertainment that instructs children to

mr. trump once strongly are now supporting the businessman and some say even president obama might happy mr. trump is the g.o.p. nominee. after all, mr. trump is seen as more likely than his defeated challenger, ted cruz, to legacy. mr. obama's question, is the g.o.p. imploding? pat: no, it's not, john, it's in the process of coming together. let's talk about ryan. a terrible mistake. won, trump went out there, ten million votes, swept all the primaries and caucuses and he's nominee and he says i'm not sure i'll endorse him and they call for this meeting and what is ryan is ino effect holding donald trump up to make concession about his positions which trump is not going to do and ryan is catg to have to walk this back and so i think, i mean, ryan, in the meeting this week, almost pathetic coming out and he's going to have to move back but eventually i think the republicans i think and trump is open to it, all of them are going to come except for maybe the bush family because of what happened to jeb and -- but there's no about it, trump has an agenda on immigration and trade abroad and on

in 2011 mr. obamagave us the deficit reduction supercommittee, you remember the disastrous she quest or, and haas year -- sequester, and last year congress voted to give mr. obama fast tracking trade authority. read that the republicans gave it to him despite 40 consecutive years of trade deficits. there's nothing conservative about congress trying to relinquish its constitutional power and responsibility to an already-imperial white house. gop congressional leaders have nothing to brag about and much to answer for. none more full of himself than the new speaker who led the passage of that omnibus spending bill that gave president obama everything his little heart desired. donald trump, for his part, trying to distance the party from faux, phony conservatives who have done almost nothing for the working class and -- the middle class and working men and women and their families for years. the republican elites have had far too much influence for far too long. >> i have millions of people that voted for

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ramy: as for the democrats, mr. obama will not make an endorsement until the primary process plays itself out, and he expects both candidates to unify the democratic party for the general election. add senator lindsey graham to the list of lawmakers who say they will not support donald graham for president. the one-time candidate for the gop nomination says he does not think trump is a reliable conservative, nor has he displayed the judgment and temperament to serve as commander-in-chief. house speaker paul ryan will meet with trump on thursday morning with other house leaders. the brazil senate impeachment commission voted 15-5 there is enough evidence to try president dilma rousseff, accused of using illegal financing to manage the federal budget. the impeachment motion goes to the full senate, scheduled to vote on wednesday. north korea began its first full meeting of the ruling workers party in 36 years. the meeting gives kim jong-un a further chance to solidify his grip on the country. kim came to power five years ag

. >>> mr. obamaill be the first sitting president to visit hiroshima there have been some protests promised from people upset that he will not apologize for dropping the first atomic bomb to end the world war ii. >>> a coast guard chopper was dispatched. all four service members were survived and rescued by a fishing vessel. they will have a coast guard helicopter that brought them to a hospital in norfolk, virginia and the four crew members were in high spirits after sustaining minor injuries from the ordeal. >> mission not accomplished at the international space station. nasa members to abort an effort to inflate the first chambers for astronauts. they pulled the plug when analysts determined that it had hardly deflated. astronaut says that is space business. >>> residents in for the mier at work in arlington cemetery and placing wreaths at the tomb stones. >>> beach bound? we will check out a sunny day on the delaware beaches. >>> if you got some concerns about the bay bridge, we got the news for

arepresident and mrs. obama reportedly considering moving to this home in colorado.aths.nine bedrooms, 8.5 reportedly it will be leased for $22,000. per month. the obamas plan to stay in washington for the next few years until their daughter, sasha, finishes high school. has reachedld trump the magic number of delegates, so he is the gop. mcdonald's.on, caused controversy today, reportedly saying that you have to be wealthy in order to be great. the idea tozz, debate bernie sanders. i wouldrump: i said love to debate him, but i want money to be put up for charity. 10 million, $15 million for charity, it would be a very good amount. alison: sanders has responded via twitter saying, "game on." leon: 7 on your side matters. the fda has approved a new arm plant to treat the addiction of heroin and other opioids. the implant emits a drug over time that eases cravings. some addiction efforts say it will help addicts they other medication. opponents still are favoring total sobriety. alison: 7 on your side with a consumer alert -- how about ditching your password for good?

friday mr. obama plans an historic visit to hiroshima where the united states dropped an atomic bomb in 1945 to hasten the end of world war ii. he will be the first sitting president to visit the city. >>> after a cloudy rainy day, not a good look for the sunglasses but certainly one of those things you're going to need. so bright here. we're about a month till we get to the summer solstice, the highest angle of the year. let's show you what's happening on satellite and radar. showers and storms west of the appalachians but for us high pressure is in ctrol. we're looking fantastic here for this shower with temperatures that have climbed in the upper 70s and low 80s. it's going to be a fine afternoon. mid, maybe a few spots in the upper 80s thiser they'll be southwesterly. 5, 10 miles per hour. and the showers, they're going to start to move in over the next few days. get the wusa 9 app because i know you always can't watch us on television. you'd be able to track first alert doppler along with getting

mr. obama did not apologize but said the memory of what happened would never fade.ur correspondent reports. >> 71 years ago, a u.s. president sent a single bomb to destroy an entire japanese city. today, a holder of that same office came here for the first time, standing next to the japanese prime minister in a gesture of peace. president obama: on a bright, itselfss morning, death from the sky, and the world was deathd -- death bell -- fell from the sky. a flash of light and a wall of ire destroyed a city -- a flash of light and a wall of fire destroyed a city and demonstrated that mankind possessed the means to destroy itself. >> it's impossible to ignore the significance of this moment. a huge media presence are here to see the only leader of a country that has ever used an atomic weapon coming to visit the site. president obama has made it clear, though, that he is not here to offer an apology for an act his predecessors have argued was necessary to end the war. but for many survivors, recognition of their suffering is more important. today, they got that in an

while acknowledging the shared concerns, mr. obamad ending the embargo was about warming relations between two former foes. >> the decision to lift the ban was not based on china or any other considerations. it was based on our desire to complete what has been a lengthy process of moving towards normalization with vietnam. >> reporter: china's immediate response was muted, but human rights groups said vietnam was getting a reward it didn't deserve. they've long criticized vietnam's communist regime for repressing dissidents. even as he praised the two nation's reconciliation, president obama underscored differences over democracy and human rights. tomorrow, he meets with vietnamese dissidents. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang. >> sreenivasan: we'll focus on the phenomenon of vietnamese americans returning home, later in the program. >> woodruff: in iraq: government troops have launched a much- anticipated offensive to retake fallujah from islamic state fighters. the city-- about 40 miles west of baghdad-- has been under the militan

mr. obama told reporters in japan that world leaders are paying close attention to the u.s. presidential race especially donald trump. >> they're rattled and for good reason. there are a lot of proposals that he has made um, display either ignorance of world affairs or, um, a cavalier attitude. >> the president will make a historic trip to hiroshima tomorrow. he will be the first sitting u.s. president to visit the city since the u.s. bombed them in world war ii. >>> new details this noon about the theft of campaign signs in the south bay. as we reported last night, one of the thieves was caught by a home surveillance camera removing the sign for a san jose council candidate steve brown. brown says he tracked down the thief who confessed and now the principal at santa teresa high school confirms 70 to 80 students stole the signs and vandalized the campus in a senior prank. a letter sent to parents by the principal says the stolen campaign signs negatively affected the campaigns of local city council candidates violated the trust of our community and negatively impacted the r

>> reporter: mrs. obama came to us with a challenge, and i didn't know what to do. she dragged her husband into it. happened to be the president. >> reporter: his american charm offensive will undoubtedly make him an even more desirable catch. >> do you think there will be very many ladies that go to orlando hoping they'll cross paths with the prince? >> i think there thousands of women going to orlando to get the glimpse. >> reporter: meeting the prince, the first step in operation marry harry. >> coming up next, the real reason for harry's visit to america. one father, a wounded warrior is overcoming pain and disability to provide a moving life lesson for his son. ya know, viagra helps guys with erectile dysfunction get and keep an erection. talk to your doctor about viagra. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension. your blood pressure could drop to an unsafe level. to avoid long-term injury, seek