his name was added to the garden of the missing in normandy. he has no tombstone.o washington were a few personal belongings. now 72 years after d-day another young girl is asking the army about the private. a 16-year-old sophomore goes to school just a few blocks from what they lived. she is on a request to find the private. >> we can't find anything of his past family history. we just know about him. >> reporter: she i in a national history day project in which high school students research a soldier from their hometown who died on d-day. in the past, students would research their silent hero and then travel to normandy to deliver a eulogy at the soldier's grave site. >> he was only 20 years old when he was drafted. >> reporter: but ortiz has a biggest tribute in mind. she wants to give him his own burial site and tomb. >> and be sure that i was able to live up to what he did as a soldier and just make sure that i find that closure not just for myself, but for their family members too. >> reporter: with her teacher, she's been pouring through records to find a li

. >> it is d-day for striking workers and normandy. tideare hoping to turn the on the new labor law. >> i think this will hit them in the pocket. it is the same, both bridges are blocked. nobody is going through. the city's economy is paralyzed for now. reporter: representatives make no apologies. they say they moved to force through the law without a vote leaves them with no choice. article 49.3 the killed compromise. refuse toe ones who talk to the government. we are very sorry about it. there is a lack of democracy and discussion with workers. south 500in the protesters. showinge again opposition to the reforms. we all you have one demand. they want the withdrawn. -- we want them withdrawn. >> workers at oil refineries have also joined picket lines. the prime minister has come out fighting. realnetworks and fuel supplies have been hampered. thanare much less severe during similar actions last week. arehe nuclear power plant joining the strike. all 19 nuclear plants are affected. the government says the action will not result in powe

in that connection, will he pay tribute to the people who will often one the normandy campaign such as the late captain paul cash who was killed fighting in normandy at the age of 26, having won the military cross and was the father of the honorable member, my friend the honorable member for stone, and sergeant peter khan who, at 93, is at westminster today who built the daily bridges that enabled the breakout from normandy beachhead, and you will be receiving the award and the typical generous -- from our french allies? >> i joined my friend in paying tribute to all those who served and particularly those who fell in that are wrote campaign. one of the proudest things i've been able to do as a prime minister was to go to the 70th anniversary and go to that vigil where our gliders came in to prepare for those ladies and to go to gold beach and to see the incredible work that was done. so we should remember what they did and we should remember what it was they gave their lives which was to achieve peace on our continent. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my constituent has hiv that she contrac

paratroopers landed in normandy behind the coastal defenses, landings made with timing and precision,scores of rehearsals like this. ♪ ♪ barges approach sure, ready for instant action, some bearing artillery and rocket guns already opening fire. [on fire] -- [gunfire] scenes,ust as in these the armies of the united nations have made their first landings on the soil of western europe. another of the great decisive battles of world history has been joined. this is the day for which free people long have waited. this is d-day. [gunfire] ♪ ♪ >> in addition to the graduating classes all over god's planet, i wish you would be graduating into a world of peace, light, and love, but that is not the case. we all live in a fairytale, but i guess the 1% does. >> this memorial day, watch commencement species -- commencement speeches in their entirety. from business leaders like founder ofell, oracle, larry ellison at the university of southern california, and maria, administrator of the small business administration at whittier college. >> you can count on yourself. what makes you special? what to

because the people in normandy, they treat american veterans are reverence. it's my age-reducing medicine to go back to normandy every year, and i will go back because they revere american veterans. >> this upcoming friday you'll do it, you said. >> yes, i will. >> thanks for coming in. we appreciate it. >> we appreciate it. >>> for more on honor philadelphia, just go to our website, nbc10.com or you can go to the nbc app. >>> we're following breaking news about the ongoing e-mail scandal of former secretary of state and presidential candidate hillary clinton. what the state audit department is now saying about clinton and other former secretaries of state when it comes to the way they manage e-mails and other computer information. >>> plus, a first of its kind flight is en route to our area. we'll tell you what's special about this airplane and where it will be landing. >>> big warm-up is here. you can see that haze outside as we take a look at the center city skyline. guess what, it's only going to get hotter, but you know what, after the chilly spring we h

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when he delivered that address on land in normandy, often -- off the normandy coast was the uss dwight d eisenhower aircraft carrier. it passed by and her aircraft flew over reagan while he spoke. after reagan spoke, he was flown by helicopter and went over the aircraft carrier. formedlors on the ship the letters, ike. reagan said, but d-day landing was eisenhower's. her wrotenspires efforts on both sides of the atlantic. he spoke into the microphone after the crew had formed that, !nd he shouted out, i like ike i love ike. and he now we hear his farewell address. i would like you to listen to his reflections back on his own presidency, and him bringing back the years of dwight eisenhower. he does not mention eisenhower, but i would like you to hear his reflections back, citizen politician, common sense, and the multiple times he honors eisenhower street said d-day and also at core real. --korea. a rediscovery of our values and common sense. when younse tells us put attacks and someone, we have to cut the people's tax rates. common sense also tells us to preserve the peace. we strength

understand it, yes, it is important to look at it through the eyes of that 20-year-old marine on normandy. it is also important to look at it through the eyes of japanese-americans. through the eyes of women. through the eyes of african-americans. you said we cannot understand the full impact, the total war impact unless you do that. what we are going to do today is sort of flesh that out. the greatest effect that war has on the people involved is change. in wartime change occurs. that seems like a simple statement. it is not just occur on a global scale or a national scale, it changes us individually. it changes the way that we see the world. it changes the way that we are in the world. whether we are talking about world war ii, or we are talking about vietnam, or we are talking about the war with iraq. people change as a result of war. it is not just the people pointing guns at one another. people change as a result of war. one of the most incredible changes, and one that i guarantee you, if you spend any time talking about or studying world war ii, i suspect this is not a change or not

the political process is normandy, you may be following the progress. on the ground, the mandated mission which is mainly what we are monitoring, it is unarmed observers we have. we have expanded, a thousand people, 700 monitors and support.

this past year, we remember the bravery and sacrifice of americans at normandy. we finally pay tribute, as we should have done years ago, to the unknown soldier that represents all the young brave americans that died in vietnam. [applause] let no one doubt, we will defend america's security and the cause of freedom around the world. but we want a president who tells us what america is fighting for, not just what we are fighting against. [applause] we want a president who will defend human rights, not just where it is convenient, but wherever freedom is at risk. from chile to afghanistan, from poland to south africa. [applause] to those who have watched this administration's confusion in the middle east as it is tilted first toward one, then another of israel's long-term enemies, and wonder, will america stand by her friends? we say, america knows who her friends are in the middle east and around the world. america will stand with israel always. [applause] finally, we want a president who will keep america strong. but use that strength to keep america and the worl

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and beaches of normandy it's still a family member that perished and this is right. >> albert hayden was laid to rest next to his mother and father. >> beautiful ending to a wonderful story here. >> news 4. >> hopefully more will be located veryn. dip on the rails and buses. compared to the same time period last year. it's 12 million fewer trips which is about 5%. one of the big causes is the january blizzard that forced them to shutdown for two days. that cost the transit system nearly $7 million in fairs and parking fees. a local church is breaking ground on a unique health and fitness center. it cost $20 million to build but could have a huge impact on communities in prince george's county. ♪ >> the first baptist church held a ceremony to start construction. the family life center will get half it's power from the new solar farm and by the end of next year it will feature basketball courts, fitness rooms and indoor track and wellness programs for kids and seniors. >> when i have a ability to help people's health be better. >> the church has more than 11,000 members and raised all

see that video, if all you do is hear the stories of the infantry men who were on the beaches in normandy. if all you do is talk about the impact of war on sailors, you're only getting one perspective and you really don't understand world war ii. you might understand one piece of that military history, but you don't really understand world war ii. apps i said to you before, in order to really understand warp war 2, you have to look at world war ii from all different perspectives. in order to understand it, yes, it's important to look at it through the eyes of that 20-year-old marine on normandy. . but it's also important to look at it through the eyes of japanese americans. through the eyes of women and african-americans. you semimply cannot understand e total war impact unless you do that. so what we're going to do today is sort of flesh that out a little bit. the greatest effect that war has on the people involved is change. in war time, change only curse, and that seems like a very simple statement, but it doesn't just occur on a global scale or a national scale. it changes us individu

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to eliquis is right for you. [ male announcer ] tora bora fallujah argonne khe sanh midway dak to normandyina ridge the chosin reservoir these are places history will never forget but more important are the faces we will always remember. ♪ >>> let me tell you why donald trump will not become president of the united states. in every major poll taken nationally and state by state, we defeat donald trump by very large numbers. in fact, on sunday, msnbc had a poll, clinton was defeating trump by three points, we were defeating him by 15 points! that's true in many states as well. more importantly, this is why trump will never become president, because the american people will not support a president who insults mexicans and latinos. who insults muslims. who insults women. who insults african-americans and veterans. the american people understand that we are great as a nation because of our diversity. >> bernie sanders speaking moments ago at a rally in anaheim, california. they're slamming donald trump. we are exactly two weeks away from that all important california primary. the golden state

he talked to a man that fought in the battle of normandy. >> do you feel your service is appreciated? >> absolutely. i happen to be an extremely loyal american. i love this country with a passion and the military. and i hope we continue to be this strongest and most powerful nation in the world. it is a deterrent to war. not an introduction to war. >> god bless you. thank you so much for your service. >>> children from france came to the memorial today to thank american gis for liberating their countries. >>> today thousands turned out for the largest memorial day parade in the nation's capital. wusa9 stephanie gilhart takes us there. >>> the parade came through here and people lined constitu a waved flags like this and the parade continued down this way about ten blocks. >>> this parade is a moving timeline of our military history. saluting our nation's fallen heroes from the american revolution to today. >> i am very proud of my husband. he is a veteran. this is all about him and the veterans today. >>> we have a stronger bond than we would with our blood family because we have been

the weather forecast in normandy is sunning and warm. but the terraces are empty, bookings are down, and weekenders are canceling. >> people are scared of coming. i had a group that did not come because they were worried about not having enough petrol and getting stuck here. >> you can see it is lunch time and the restaurants are almost empty. we have had very few reservations for mother's day this sunday. >> this hotel owner has seen half his guests counseled since sunday. he says he is losing 2000 euros every day. this room was booked for the whole weekend, but they canceled this morning. another empty room. they canceled this afternoon. people are scared of not being able to get home after running out of petrol. >> the tourist season is getting off to a rocky start for this man, who drives tourists around in his iconic french car. he usually needs to fill up twice a day. >> this morning i spent an hour queuing up. today will be yet another day spent waiting in line and losing time. >> the u.k. foreign office warning that british holid

they didn't wait around also normandy or key battles. they didn't wait around in fallujah. they didn't do that sort offing? they're brothers and sisters are due better from us eye. knock not a veteran. i'm a son of a veteran and have a family of veterans and they made it possible for me not to have to be a veteran. they're due better than this, my friends, whether you have served or not, that is not service. that is ridiculous. man, i'm sorry. that got my goat. to compare that to a disney ride. holy toledo. >>> other news today. got that off any chest, this one concerns to companies trying to come together in the weird of sales, bayer wants to combine with monsanto, but look at this reaction. mon santa to was jumping today -- monsanto was jumping but not for the praise bayer -- price bayer wafflings offering. many the market says this isn't happening or it's a politically incorrect feel. tomatoes the size of jupiter. whatever. charles payne took note. that do you make of this? >> you're right. a combination of both. genetically modified foods were rejected in europe even be

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is not part of normandy. that is a strong recommendation. but i also want to draw your attention to the case of georgia and the united states, the discussions. but the problem with the geneva discussions is the low-level form. we have part of the founders of those discussions, a representative of the un. the problem with that framework isthat participation low-level. you have no high-level engagement from the united states or russia, or from the countries involved in this. that actually prevents the effectiveness of that country. the final point, for georgia it is extremely important that georgia is kept on the radar of the intonation of diplomacy. and unfortunately, we have slipped off the radar in past years. it is also part of domestic policies in georgia, but we need to remain on the radar. it is not only georgia, but the conflicts must remain on the radar. now, the problem with the osc, once there is a crisis, and it happened in ukraine, showing possesses the estimates and tools to intervene. they created a peace mission for ukraine. th

and the normandy and that is i think a very strong right recommendation but i want to draw your attention to the fact that in the case the united states draw -- it is a international discussion but the problem with the international discussion is that it is a low-level form. we have here one of the founders of those discussions and who was representative of the u.n. but the problem with that format is the participation only takes place at the low level, the ministerial level, you have no high-level engagement from the united states from russia or even for that matter for the countries who are involved in this. and that is actually -- that is affecting the conflict. the second point i'm going to say is that for those, it is extremely important that georgia is kept on the radar of the international diplomacy. and we have slipped off the radar in the last years. that is also part of the domestic politics in georgia. but one way or another we need to remain on the radar. it is not just georgia but the conflicts have to remain on the radar. but the problem with the osc that once there is a cri

the protest originally started in the rest of the country but it is now stretched out of normandy andthe paris region. in the worst affected towns and cities, just 60% of petrol stations are open, and with no knowing when stocks will be replenished, some people are taking all the precautions they can. >> i'm going to run out tomorrow so i am refueling now because i know i will need it. >> i'm using this can because i have a second car so i can review it when it is anti-. reporter: 860 of france's petrol stations have run completely dry and i further 800 are running low. some of the largest oil depots are also on strike. the government says there is no need to panic yet. if the strike continues, they can make emergency stocks open to the public, around 90 days with the reserve available to be released. delano: finally, "the angry birds movie" jumped to the top of the box office in north america over the weekend. the 3-d animated take on the smartphone game raked in $39 million. the movie cost $73 million to make. it was completely financed by the finnish company who created the game. t

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today each honoree was presented with a flag from the american cemetery in normandy, a symbol of the enduring bond of two nations. richard engel, nbc news, paris. >>> when we come back, ferris bueller, you're still our hero. why the '80s classic still connects 30 years after its release. # # next at 6: a windswept fire forces evactuations in fairfield. ===jess/vo=== we'll update you on the damage and the progress crews are making. ===raj/vo=== plus, the bay area has one of the nation's highest rates of car theft. why this san francisco woman knows that better than most. ===raj/next close=== next. >>> three decades ago, a wisecracking teen played hookie and invited movie audiences along for the ride. now the '80s classic "ferris bueller's day off" is reaching its 30th anniversary, and it's still a great reminder that life moves pretty fast, and if you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it. here's nbc's kevin tibbles. >> how can i possibly be expected to handle school on a day like this. >> reporter: can you believe it? 30 years since that prince of truants ferr

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that's next ♪ [ male announcer ] tora bora fallujah argonne khe sanh midway dak to normandy medina ridgeosin reservoir these are places history will never forget but more important are the faces we will always remember. ♪ .... .... trish: a pretty alarming story to tell you about right now. the state department has admitted more than 300 series and into our country alone. 225. that is the new record for refugees in a single day, folks. normal average is about 10 or so a day. why, on monday, was it suddenly 225? they are moving faster. they are just getting better at screening. better at setting. here is the thing. president obama not bringing in 10,000 refugees. only admitting that. he is not really on schedule. he would need to admit nearly 10,000 refugees in a month. ten per day. that just will not work. it does not add up. he is not moving fast enough. boris, are we really getting better at screening or is the state department just trying to scramble to meet the president's goal? >> why set a goal? shouldn't it be jobs created in america? why is it a whole to bring 10,000. refugees? t

i said, my father is a normandy army ranger. don't company in normandy.hat would be spitting in my father's face to go to her. i don't play that game. i was a party person but it's not working. i don't sell my soul to keep the party alive anymore. especially when us on the bottom are being spent on day and night. why do you think trump won on that side? bernie is the democratic party trump. trump of the democrats. in florida.h you are a clinton supporter. go ahead. caller: i may hillary clinton supporter. host: what do you think --? caller: go ahead. host: what do you think about the rift between the party and the sanders campaign? caller: bernie sanders is an independent and he should have read the platform of the democratic. he's coming in and he is really really hurting the party. hispanics and african-americans, we cannot afford trump to get in office. everything that president obama has done to help the mexicans and the blacks, we can't afford to put trump in office. i would just like people to really understand that because e, ourget trump in ther c