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you can get a sense of this patriotism being displayed. e president of the united states, by his order, closed all of the federal offices that today so folks could attend. you had congress, women's suffrage advocates marching, boy scouts, all types of dignitaries participating. again, the president at the time hoped this would happen. at the front of the parade, was president woodrow wilson. this was him after he had led the parade. he then goes to the viewing stand so the parade to come by. he marched in front of the parade. he had a big straw hat on, an american flag over his shoulder, and everybody was cheering in the crowd. eventually, he made his way to this grand stand to review the parade at the end. at one point, there was a bunch of handlers who released several hundred carrier pigeons into the air, too, in their words, send the message of preparedness all over the capital. these pigeons were sent out as part of a display, perhaps of patriotism. so, preparedness, is alive and well. world war i is looming and how the united states m

it seemed to symbolize the harmonious moment of patriotism in san francisco, perhaps. people could also buy a long market street, a famous street in downtown san francisco. buy at local markets and shops, flags, buttons, banners, and these kinds of things to demonstrate their patriotism. as people prepared about all of these things, the parade was going to go up market street and then it would turn west on to another street. there was anticipation about the parade in san francisco. it is no wonder that the family went downtown. when the parade began, and when it started, here's what the shot -- here's a shot of what the parade looked like. the official count said there was 51,319 people in attendance to see the prey. this patriotic, world war i parade. 52 bands paraded. groups, soldiers, national guard, many veterans war, nursesnish groups, boy scouts, you name it. curiously, no labor groups. folks,ns, working-class and they purposefully chose to boycott the event. one oregon newspaper called this parade the greatest demonstration in support of a national movement that

[applause] the president of all the people of france, the president of the patriots. nfronted with the threat of nationalism. a president who protects, who transforms, who builds, a president who makes it possible for those who wish to create, to reform, to start new things, to do so more easily and rapidly. a president who helps those who have less, who are more fragile, or who have -- been upset by life through work, education, health, solidarity. [applause] i have heard your expectations, your expectations for change, democracy, for ecological and economic change. in order to build a future of a stronger france in a few that is protecting europe -- for this i need your vote and your trust. [applause] i shall endeavor my dear, fellow countrymen -- two weeks ahead to make sure that together we can bring as many people together running around my candidacy. the strings of that rally will be essential to preside and to govern. [applause] the challenge starting tonight is not to vote against somebody. the challenge is going to be to break away to the very end away from a

macron: the president of all the people of france, the president of the patriots, confronted with thehreat of nationalism, a president who protects, who transforms, who builds, a president who makes it possible for those who wish to create, to innovate, to reform, to start new things, to do so more easily and rapidly, a president who helps those who have less, who are more fragile, or who have been upset by life through work, education, health, solidarity -- [applause] i have heard your expectations, your expectations for change, democracy, for ecological and economic change. in order to build a future of a stronger france in a europe that is a protecting europe -- for this i need your vote and your trust. i shall endeavor, my dear fellow countrymen, in the two weeks ahead to make sure that together we can bring as many people together rallying around my candidacy. the strength of that rally will be essential to preside and govern. the challenge starting tonight and is not to vote against somebody. the challenge is going to be to break away to the very end away from a system that has

you know, when we have our men and women of uniform at our games, that can be a show of patriotism andof appreciation towards their sacrifice of giving their lives for our country. but at the same time, people can view that as political. people view the national anthem at every professional and collegiate and even high school sports and even youth level where they play the national anthem. all of that could be seen as political but i think the biggest thing is when you look at a professional team, the most important thing for a team is to win football games and as part of that you need certain cohesiveness to exist. but as an individual, that cohesiveness can exist if you are not consciously right within yourself so i don't think that it should be an issue, they are there to win and i don't think anyone should leave their conscience at the edge of the stadium just because someone else doesn't agree with their views or doesn't want to hear them speak about politics. >> and just because they are a professional athlete. >> right. >> do you see a difference, denise, between some of the pat

versus l le pen -- which sort of patriotism will french ?ers choose peter: both claiming to be the patriot, the representative of the true french people. who is the true patriot? prove that theto word patriotism has become totally empty. this is interesting because it is not about who is a patriot. it is about nationalist investors, globalization. the question is about who can deliver on promises. i think it should become obvious observing the world that it is no longer possible to put up trade barriers, to have a nationalist trade, immigration and so on policy in the globalized world as today. you can do it five years, 10 years, but then you will fall on your face. you can see it all over the world where people have put up barriers. this is not about being patriotic or not being patriotic. it is about delivering what the people want, and the problem, of course, with macron is -- the isng i said about le pen true of him, too. when he starts to try to reform france in the very mild way mr. schroeder reformed germany 10 or 15 years ago, he wil

translation: the president of the patriots in the face of the threat represented by nationalists.ace marine le pen of the national front, who described the result as historic. hello everyone. they give are joining historic. hello everyone. they give arejoining us. i'm rico hizon and sir paul. it has been confirmed that a third us citizen has been arrested at pyongyang airport in north korea as tensions in the region remain high. if you are old enough, you are good enough. we report from the world masters games in auckland, where age is no barrier to taking part. —— world masters games.

applause] [chanting] citizens, there are not many france's there is only one, our france, the france of patriotsin a europe that protects her , we are -- and that we are going to have to rebuild, it is a huge has -- task ahead but i'm ready for it. you ready side-by-side with . [applause] the struggle to be worthy, to lead our country, begins tonight, and we shall win it! long live the republic! long live in france! [applause] >> c-span's washington journal live every day with policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, the press white house reporter catherine lucy and political reporter -- they discussed the week ahead in congress. on therketwatch reporter future of student loan forgiveness programs for public servants. sure to watch c-span's washington journal, life at 7:00am monday morning, join the discussion. ♪ >> all month, we are featuring c-span's studentcam winners. this year, students told us the most urgent issue for the new president and congress.

it's called the patriot way, and that really starts with coach belichick. and i want to thank all of you for being with us. the patriots are an incredible organization and this super bowl victory was a complete team effort. that's the beauty of what ty do. they win as a team. [ applause ] >> with your backs against the wall and the pundits -- good old pundits. boy, they're wrong a lot, aren't they -- saying you couldn't do it, the game was over, you pulled off the greatest super bowl comeback of all time. but the greatest superbowl comeback of all time, and that was just special. i think i looked at odds and they gave you less than one-half of 1% of winning the game. then the coach said, let's go for three. he's losing by so much, he said, let's go for three, and they said, what is he doing? that was a great decision, coach. i tell him that all the time. the fourth down conversion by danny amendola -- where is danny? way to go, danny. the big sack by trey flowers. big sack. where is trey? come on, put your hand up, trey. see, he's shy a little bit. you weren't shy when you hit that g

there were those who tried to make it an act in the absence of patriotism, which is not the case. i think the black condition always found itself in this place of ambivalence. on one hand, you experience the kind of historical oppression we experience. at the same time, where are asked the defend the country, right or wrong. dr. king took the position of i feel deeply committed to the idea that america is trying to live up to or i don't think that we'll continue this into the best interests. they have a right to stand-up because they are the first to die and the most to die in that conflict. i think his position was a good one and pivotal one. >> it was pivotal and it was good from your perspective and perspective of others. as you know, that speech was not greeted that way by the press or the body politics. they pushed back on martin king really, really hard. people turned against him. he was ostracized. the last year of his life, april 4, '67 or until they killed him in '68 there was difficulty as you know. share what those personal conversations were like once he gave the speech

war ii, but one of the things to keep in mind is that during those wars, it was a great sense of patriotism, and so the animal welfare groups are more interested in being involved with the war effort and supporting the troops and supporting the animals that were in combat, so there was a lot of fundraising and sending of medical supplies to the veterinary corps. the pushback was more of an issue of coming we know you need supplies, we will give you supplies so that these animals have a better existence in the war. we understand you have to use them, and we are not against that, but if you could make it just a little bit easier on them, that would be fantastic. host: you mentioned the poor british carrier pigeon, now stuffed, but memorialized. dogsmericans memorialized and other animals who served in the wars? chelsea: one of the biggest ones that is really associated with world war i is sergeant stubby. kind of mascot for a specific u.s. unit. of americanrse involvement, he acquired numerous medals. there's photographs of him wearing this beautiful draped cloak filled with metals on both si

my dad, a mexican-american who became a republican during the military because it's a culture of patriotism and discipline ap of course, merit-based promotion so i think there's a lot to it. i think there's a need for more investment in the military and i think trump's going to-- >> you point out the left. let's bring in richard. richard, we spent what could be $100 million in syria, but the mental was sent -- message was sent to the rest of the world. the moab that exploded in afghanistan, these are the things that send the message to the leaders like kim jong-un and kim jung-il in north korea, that says, hey, you don't want to mess with us. >> i don't think that kim jong-un or his father responded to the u.s. military response, without-- they're crazy, they're not going to respond to our launching weapons, they'll launch one themselves. and military, fraud, waste and abuse in the pentagon, as we continue to do the strikes, what we learned from the george w. bush era, the failed war in fgs an and failed war in iraq, we also need to focus on diplomacy. after we go into places like syria and

larry: a show of patriotism with controversy. out the red, white, blue for "america monday." but there was a brief moment of concern that it might not happen. q: it doesn't take much to tell that is "america monday" at loudoun high school. you just have to look around and see the students that are wearing red, white, and blue to celebrate the day. but this does not come without co they organized the day but last week they were told they couldn't because the school administration balked at the idea because there were concerns it might get political. the students, their concerns were taken to social media. saying "america monday" will go on. that is what happened today. >> freedoms that we enjoy are unlike everywhere else in the world. q: the school administration told us they didn't reject the idea of "america monday" because it was never proposed to them on paymenter. but the students we spoke to said it was not the case. back to you. michelle: fire and thick smoke seen and felt for miles hallways. michelle: senior citizens sent

the president of the patriots in the face of the threat from the nationalists. he'll face marine le pen of the anti—immigration national front — who described the first round result as historic. translation: the time has come to get rid of all the arrogant people who wanted to dictate to the population what they should do. i am the candidate for the people. ahead of the uk general election — confusion over the opposition's stance on renewing britain's nuclear deterrent. and there's a royal send—off for tens of thousands of runners in this year's london marathon. welcome to the programme. so, now we know — in two weeks the french people — in their presidential election — will have a choice between emmanuel macron and the far right national front candidate, marine le pen. mr macron said hisjob now was to reconcile the country and gather broad support. marine le pen said her victory in reaching the final round, had been historic — she said it was time to "liberate the french people". so let's have a look at the latest figures from the first round of voting. with 46

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sports department which shouldn't have bias in all this other than maybeyou know, what they think of the patriotsnd yet they're out there trying to effectively say they don't like it. >> i will say this of the "new york times," the "times" sports editor gave a statement to yahoo! news, he's not named here. bad tweet by me, terrible tweet, i wish i could say it's complicated. no, it's straightforward, i'm an idiot! it was my idea. my execution, my blunder. that's what you call the full mea culpa, i screwed up. trish: i'm an idiot. wow, he came out and said it. i've always said, the american public are willing to forgive and forget sometimes and you're better off owning up to it, but it does tell you something, it tells you about the mind-set of media in this country and where they're at and how they're looking. any chance they can get, howie, to poke at him and this was yet again another example of it. >> sure, the narrative is that president trump is so controversial, so disliked by many people that event guys who won the super bowl, many of them not showing up. the photo's come, a-ha. we got it.

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jesse: also speaking of patriots tide ends. former tight end for the patriots aaron hernandez, he was convicted of an execution-style killing. on trial for aa double homicide. acquitted, but then found dead in his jail cell. i guess it's suicide. but one of his people saying it could be foul play. what's the situation? >> it's suicide. he wrote john 3:16 across his forehead and left three notes. at the end of the day we are better off because he's no longer with us. i didn't want to waste that much time talking about him his week. the interesting aspect of this is why would he kill himself. what is the incentive. there is some incentive. that's to protect his estate from civil litigation. once he kills himself and because he did not go through the entire legal procession. there is an arcane law in massachusetts that basically vacates the initial sentence. jesse: so he's trying to do the right thing for his family. >> for his daughter. i think a -- the family is also donating his brain for cte research. jesse: are they saying be

kimberly: a day of patriotism is planned at a lot in county high school, but this group of seniors at loudoun county high school in leesburg call themselves the young conservatives, organizin administrators balked at the idea with concerns the day may become too political. administrators say they never rejected the plan because the students never brought it to them. instead, they took their concerns to social media. regardless, america monday will go on. >> i think it will be great. we will all be happy together, wearing red, white, and blue. >> tomorrow will be a day when the student body comes together and celebrates the one thing we have in common, america. kimberly: the students say they do not want the event to become political at all. president trump celebrating his first 100 days in office saturday, but his milestone could be overshadowed by a government shutdown. hunger's returns from recess tomorrow with a friday night deadline to pass a spending bill. the president's wall with mexico could be a key challenge in getting the spending bill passed. tomorrow former president bara

i want you to compare this photo of 2015 to today's photo. i want to talk to a patriot that boycotted today's event. >> lets get to it. good evening to all of you, brian, lets start with the news here, you have been keeping a close eye on this story, what's the latest how we know of all of this went down. >> a law enforcement called paul wise. wendy walsh made a phone call to fox reporting what she says was harassme harassment. an investigation took place as a result of her phone call. we don't know what the murdocks found. he's been cancelled which is an astonishing. he was the biggest star and we'll see where he will go but definitely not on fox. >> influential when it comes to politics and the republican party and this particular president. other news when it comes to this. fox is getting new sexual harassment from current employees until today? >> yes. even today fox fuse contributor who had spoken to new york times privately gone public and is speaking out about this. lisa woo represents lyndsey wal walsh, even though wylie is gone, there are other issues for fox.

of bristol, connecticut. the former new england patriots tight end was found hanged in his massachusetts prion he was serving a life sentence for a 20-13 murder and and just been acquitted of a 20-12 double murder. hernandez' death was ruled a suicide. bill o'reilly is back and ready to talk. the former fox news host will return to the airwaves with a new episode of his "no spin news" podcast today. o'reilly was fired by fox last week after an investigation into sexual harassment allegations, which o'reilly has called completely unfounded. this will be the first time he's speaking publicly since departing fox. when you buy online... who are you really buying from? consumer reporter john matarese has a caution before you order, so you don't waste your money. 0-11 137-150 a seven on your side health matters alert.. hershey's products will be a little less fattening. hershey's says half of its individual wrapped standard and king-size sweets will have 200 calories or fewer. right now a standard hershey bar is 210 calories. to lower calories, hershey will reformulate treats, introduce new ones and adjust the size

and that whether we are black or brown or white, we all bleed the same red blood of patriots. he same almighty god. as long as we remember these truths, we will not fail. we will never fail. we are americans and the future belongs to us. the future belongs to all of you. so with hope in our souls, and patriotism in our hearts, i see these words to you tonight on 100 days of devotion, hard work, and love for our great country: together, we will make america strong again. we will make america wealthy again. we will make america prosper again. we will make america tried again. we will make america safe again. —— proud. and we will make america great egg and. thank you, god bless you. thank you. —— great again. you have been listening to president donald trump address a rally in pennsylvania, the swing state that he won in the election last year. very much talking to his base, and talking about the successes he has had over the past 100 days in office. it was a very, very wide ranging speech from the president to his supporters. he talked about how productive he was in office, and

the president of the patriots, in the face of the threats from the nationalists.rotect, to transform and to build. emmanuel macron now goes through to the second and final round of france's vote for president. he will be against... far—right marine le pen, anti—immigration, anti—globalisation and anti—eu. her presidential plan was to make france for the french. translation: the time has come to get rid of all the arrogant people who wanted to dictate to the population what they should do. i am the candidate for the people. ever since polls closed this evening, this crowd has waited to see the woman they want as the next president of france — marine le pen. her campaign slogan is "enabling the people of france" — if you hear the insults they hurl at political rivals, you will see that france is extremely divided. there were clashes this evening in paris between police and voters frustrated with the projected election results. this has become known as the most stressful election in modern day france. up and down the country, in bars and living rooms, people were glu

and then you see the turnout of patriots with president trump today. anything into those two pictures? >> not at all, erin. it's silly. >> why? >> because it's silly. who does it matter who the members of the patriots like or don't like for president. what does that matter? it's a silly analogy, silly comparison. >> quick final words simone. >> i think it matters that folks are not wanting to show up at the white house to stand next to the president. >> they're football players, simone. >> no. there's other people who don't want to stand by him because he's toxic. >> chris, i'll give you the final word as the arbiter of this. do you think it's fair to post? >> not really. but i did want ron gronkowski to speak. i would have frayed bob kraft for gronk. >> brady lost them today. >> you saw gronkowski breaking into the white house press shop there for the spicer briefing. clearly, they're fans. the team likes the president. the team likes this administration. i won't read anything into it. >> thanks to all three of you. i appreciate it. next bill o'reilly

the president of the patriots in the face of the threat from the nationalists.e'll face marine le pen of the anti—immigration national front — who described the result as historic. translation: the time has come to get rid of all the arrogant people who wanted to dictate to the population what they should do. i am the candidate for the people. i'm rico hizon in singapore. our other main stories: it's confirmed a third us citizen has been arrested at an airport in north korea as tensions in the region remain high. if you're old enough, you're good enough. we report from the world masters games in auckland where age is no barrier. live from london and singapore, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 1am in london, 8am in singapore, and two in the morning in paris, where projections from the french presidential election suggest the centrist emmanuel macron has won the first round. several polls put him at 23%, a point or so ahead of marine le pen of the anti—immigration national front. they'll go through to a run—off in two weeks‘ time. mr macron

the president of the patriots. in the face of the threats from the nationalists.hat the rest of the country will now rally around him. translation: the country will now rally around him. translationzli the country will now rally around him. translation: i don't think the majority want to vote for marine le pen. they believe too much on the republic. they believe to much in the age of enlightenment values. you can see that it is not possible. this is macron‘s first election, the french people still hardly know him. at his now the favourite to become this country's next president. marine le pen, at the front nationale leader, will fight mr macron in the final round. she won more votes than the party has ever won before. and matches herfather‘s achievement 15 years ago in reaching achievement 15 years ago in reaching a presidential run—off. translation: the french people must take this historic opportunity because the biggest issue is the globalisation thatis biggest issue is the globalisation that is putting a civilisation in danger. we have a very simple choice — e

rob: millions hitting the streets of boston today for patriots day and marathon monday. r: if you can believe it's been just over four years since the deadly marathon bombing. fox news radio host todd starnes with the message of resilience in one minute comet tear. >> when he set about to make bostonnians shown the nation what it means to be boston strong. it's been four years since that day. the day islamic radicalized waged juwaad on the boston marathon. 16 people lost their names in the name of religion of peace. there are some rather forget go the cancer ghage that day. we must never forget about the radicals did to us the blood they spilled on patriots day. we must never forget the courage of our fellow countryman. the by standers who became first responders. we must never forget the bawj boston politics to stood guard over the bodies of the dead so they would not be left alone. those are the stories we must tell future generations. today the worst of mankind brought out best of mankind. that is what we must remember on this patriots day. you. rob: all right, todd, t

patriotic choice for france. translation: i want to become the president of the whole people of france, the president of the patriots going to support and help the more fragile among us, those who have been upset by life, and do that through health, school, work, solidarity. his rival from the front national made an appeal to all attributes and said it was time to liberate the french people. translation: the time has come to free the french population, and the whole french population without forgetting our friends overseas that trusted me, and i am very proud of the confidence they manifested towards me. the time has come to get rid of all the arrogant people who want to dictate to the population what they should do. i am the candidate for the people. and it is an appeal to all the sincere patriots, wherever they come from, whatever their origin, whatever they voted for in the first round, i invite them all tojoin us and to abandon old—fashioned quarrels and to concentrate on what is the superior interest of our country. that is really essential. with me is a journalist that specialises in french and arab affairs. a

the president of patriots against the threat of nationalists. reporter: a glance at france's newspaper suggest the race is already won. just one more step, they write. the right are already out. macron has the firm backing of the establishment, president holland as well as e.u. institutions. but marine le pen, the face of the far right, is trying to show she's not yet eliminated. she was out in full campaign mode on monday morning, saying macron had no strategy to protect the country against terrorism and that he stood for everything that's wrong with france. >> macron is returnism. he's the return to all the old glory of french politics that has been responsible for landing the french people in the very difficult situation they are in today. reporter: le pen will no doubt continue her campaign against the so-called elites in the coming days. never before in a french election have there been so few votes for the established parties. conservative candidate, francois fillon, came in third, while benoit hamon, the ruling socialist, came in a humili

happening now, a day of patriotism at loudoun county high school in leesburg. for these students, it is "america monday." doesn't take much to tell that it is "america monday" here . all you have to do is look around and see the kids wearing red, white and blue. today doesn't come without controversy. we did report this over the weekend but a group of seniors here who call themselves the young conservatives organized america monday, a day to celebrate the united states but last week, they were told they couldn't because the school officials had concerns they o political. went onents concerns social media saying america monday will go on. and that is exactly what happened today. >> freedom and liberty that we enjoy in this country is unlike anywhere in the world and it is something we need to celebrate and not discourage. >> according to the school's administration that it didn't reject the idea of "america monday" because it was never proposed to them on paper. but according to parents and students, they say that isn't the case. back to you. lindsey: a bit of a

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it is called patriot -- the patriot way and that starts with coach belichick. i want to thank all ofou for being with us. the patriots are and a credible organization and the super bowl victory was a complete team effort. that is the beauty of what they do. they went as a team. .- win as a team with your backs against the wall and the pundits, good old pundits, they are wrong a lot tomorrow they? saying you could not do it, the game was over. you pulled off the greatest super bowl comeback of all time. one of the greatest comebacks of all time but the greatest super bowl come back of all time and that was just special. i looked at odds, they give you less than one half of 1% of winning the game. the coach said, let's go for three, he is losing by so much, he said that scotus three and i said what is he doing, though it -- it was a great decision, coach. i tell him that all the time. by fourth-down conversion danny ammon dola. where did he go? -- he is shyack by little bit. you were not shy when you hit that guy, were you? he did not mind hitting. great job. by julianible catch edelma

of competing demonstrations. trump supporters are holding patriots day at civic center park. counter-protesters are expected. ♪ cynthia is organizing anti-trump protesters but no one here plans to be part of patriots day. >> i don't see how that gains anybody anything. it seems infant i will to me. >> reporter: after last month's violence bun bank in the area boarded up windows and is closing early. officers will facilitate free speech rights for both sides, officers will also be prepared to make arrests. >> witness thing we have asked them to do peaceful protesters is to separate themselves from those committing violence. that not only keeps them safe but allows police to intervene in a way that is more effective. >> reporter: if anybody wants to bring a sign here tomorrow, they must carry it by hand. sticks, poles, things that can be used as weapons are banned and anyone vie it laing the ban will be arrested. reporting live in berkeley, jean elle nbc bay area news. >> good information. >>> in san francisco there will be an anti-trump protest to mark tax day. they will call

of murder... and the patriots and the n-f-l would owe money to his estate. ( james ) the san jose city council haspassed a series of laws meant to protect renters. after more than five hours of discussion, the tenant protection ordinance passed in a 6 to 5 vote. the new ordinance provides tenants with some protection against unreasonable evictions. another law requires landlords of rent-controlled units to provide between four and 12 months of notice before evicting a tenant. ( james ) teachers are among those least able to afford a home in the bay area. in silicon valley, the starting salary for teachers in the san jose unified school district is about 50-thousand dollars per year. but the median home price in san jose jose is nearly a million dollars. one teacher we spoke to says he was forced to buy a home in tracy and commute three hours to work each day. <"i used to live like 5 or ten minutes from here but it was in an apartment and every year the rent is going up. and i feel like i can't be renting a house forever.>( james ) renting a home is not much cheaper. affordable housing activists sa