. >>> in the orlando sentinel. >> i want to be an organ donor. license, it wasn't supposed to be sexual predator. >> she says she was denied access to a theme park and a holt because her license said sexual predator. the dmv apologized and corrected the error. >>> the justice department will launch a federal probe of the baltimore police force after a request for investigation was made by baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake. attorney general loretta lynch wants to determine if the department acted in a pattern of aggressive force. >>> spikes are planned for the white house fence after security breaches. >>> rome's main airport was forced to close when a fire broke out in a baggage story storage area yesterday. the international terminal was badly damaged and three employees suffered from smoke inhalation. >>> half of today's flights have been canceled. >>> we've seen crazy ways of parents trying to pull their children's loose baby teeth including tying a string to the back of a camaro. this is new. an olympian attaches the javelin and then h

it is a reflection of our [ parents, and in the sentinels of the third infantry regiment who dutifullythose patriots known only to god, but never forgotten. today a grateful nation thanks them as well. most americans do not fully see, do not fully understand the sacrifice made by the 1% who serve in this all volunteer armed forces. this i cry for preserve the freedoms we too often take for granted. if you know it is like to take a bullet for a buddy for to live with the fact that he or she took one for you, our gold star families, our military families, our veterans, they know this. intimately. whenever i meet with our gold star families like i did this only, i hear their price through their tears as they flip through old photos, run their fingers over shiny medals. i see that their hearts are still broken and still full of love. they do not ask for awards or owners, they do not ask for special treatment, they are unfailingly humble in the face of unspeakable loss. they represent the best of who we are. they are people like ramon's mother who could carry case for the people who killed

buried here, but also in the caretakers who watch over them and preserve this sacred place and in the sentinelsfully, unfailingly, watch over those patriots known only to god, but never forgotten. today a grateful nation thanks them as well. most americans do not fully see, do not fully understand the sacrifice made by the 1% who serve in this all-volunteer armed forces. the sacrifice that preserves the freedoms we too often take for granted. few know what it is like to take a bullet for a buddy or to live with the fact that he or she took one for you, but our gold star families, our military families, our veterans, they know this, intimately. whenever i meet with our gold star families, like i did this morning, i hear their pride through their tears, as they flip through old photos, run their fingers over shiny medals. i see that their hearts are still broken, and yet still full of love. they do not ask for awards or honors, they do not ask for special treatment, they are unfailingly humble. owners, they do not ask for special treatment, they are unfailingly humble in the face of unspeakable l

sentinel 1 diligence nothing.pretty much understand anything someone would do when their flight is over looked, same way i don't know how they over book. you have a certain amount of seats. you sell that number of tickets. a kinder gardener can understand that. >> have i to tell you something. my boy is a kindergardeners. >> he understands it. >> no. he is a wonderful boy. >> it is the third party that sells the seat. >> there should be an equivalent number of tickets to the seats on the plane. >> get your tickets here. >> we should point out one of the reasons he is not being charge eds is he has a mental issue. >> really? that was their conclusion? >> yes, that was their conclusion. >> the most frustrating flight you have ever taken? >> i don't travel much. i would like to travel. this is the reason there needs to be a cinnabon in every a airport. after you eat one of those you don't want to get naked for a week. you are like, i have had enough calories to last me forever. the thing is, nothing surprises me anym

the ultimate price in afghanistan this is video from a few moments ago where the president along sentinelse wreath in what is a very unique ceremony, a presidential wreath-laying ceremony different to what we see if you've been to arlington for this ceremony. a bomber be moment on this memorial day. >> thanks aaron. >>> the border between north korea and south korea is two miles deep and riddled with land mine mines it's perhaps the world's most famous no-man's-land yet a group of women have been allowed to cross through it. gloria steinem joined two nobel prize winners and activists from around the globe. the group of 30 women from 15 different countries went to the two koreas to call for an end to the hostilities there. the group's request to walk through the dmz was denied due to safety concerns however they were allowed to cross via bus. the koreas have remained the divided since the 1950s. >> outside around here in been a very warm month of may. three 90-degree days in the books already and this may is more than six degrees warmer than average. it's the warmest may since 1991. as of n

sentinel shapmy rags. do your due diligence and choose sentinal. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm jackie ibanez. it has been a third night of relative quiet in baltimore and officials say 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. curfew will continue through the weekend. baltimore's police commissioner says he is expecting large protest marches this weekend. the city has been on edge since the death of freddie gray who was arrested earlier this month. mysteriously suffered a serious spine injury. a special prosecutor hasn't given a time line for when she will decide whether to charge the six officers involved in gray's death. a police investigation has so far revealed the van transporting gray made an additional stop. that was captured by a privately owned camera. it was one of the unexplained stops after gray it was arrested. >>> valerie amos is in gnaw poll to meet -- that you -- nepal to visit victims of the earthquake. scenes a heartbreaking. more than 130,000 homes have been destroyed. we are also hearing

buried here, but also in the caretakers who watch over them and preserve this sacred place and in the sentinelst who dutifully, unfailingly watch over those patriots known only to god but never forgotten. today a grateful nation thanks them as well. most americans don't fully see, don't fully understand the sacrifice made by the 1% who serve in this all-volunteer armed forces. the sacrifice that preserves the freedoms we too often take for granted. few know what it's like to take a bullet for a buddy or to live with the fact that he or she took one for you. but our gold star families, our military families our veterans they know this intimately. whenever i meet with our gold star families like i did this morning, i hear their pride through their tears as they flip through old photos, run their fingers over shiny medals. i see that their hearts are still broken and yet still full of love. they do not ask for awards or honors, they do not ask for special treatment. they are unfailingly humble in the face of unspeakable loss. they represent the best of who we are. they're people like ramon's mothe

buried here but also in the caretakers who watch over them and preserve this sacred place and in the sentinelsf the third infantry regiment who dutifully, infailingly watch over those patriots known only to god but never forgotten. today a grateful nation thanks them as well. most americans don't fully see, don't fully understand the sacrifice made by the 1% who serve in this all-volunteer armed forces. the sacrifice that preserves the freedoms we too often take for granted. few know what it's like to take a bullet for a buddy or to live with the fact that he or she took one for you, but our gold star families our military families our veterans they know this intimately. whenever i meet with our gold star families like i did this morning, i hear their pride through their tears as they flip through old photos run their fingers over shiny medals. i see that their hearts are still broken and yet still full of love. they do not ask for awards or honors. they do not ask for special treatment. they are unfailingly humble in the face of unspeakable loss they represent the best of who we are. they're

we have a satellite over the area, a sentinel. now we are doing some interesting stuff.se the money can't be used on the international market -- these people are still able to buy bombers and rockets. they are buying them from something besides the sudanese. we are tracking the money and following it through the banks and how it is laundered. it has been an amazing project to find a where the money is going. charlie: one of the things about being who you are, you can go to a prime minister and say, can you lend us some helicopters? george: i've done that. [laughter] you have 33 c147's? we have three south korean pilots? we need three. sometimes you have luck with that, and sometimes you don't. no harm in asking. i think every citizen, and adjust -- not just of the united states but the world, given the opportunity to meet certain people -- i have testified in front of the senate and asked for certain things. it is not a right or left issue. there is a tremendous amount of the christian right who have been the biggest supporters of the things we are trying to accomplish i

the sentinels giving by the road.hen they came into the attractions there were getting food, the weekly allotment, and they were also hitting sewing machines. they would also get fabric because it is the tourist people to supply them with fabric, so there sewing and make the ings for the craft market. this was an experimental time for patchwork. can see on the bottom, this is not a design that has made it today. this is an experimental design. >> the thing about double triangle and be right triangle there are all sorts of things that have happened. flight 19 was a regular training mission. they would takeoff from the face and then they went east toward the behind us. they would drop bombs on that, and then they would continue another 70 miles or so and then they make it turn north and go 100 something miles and then make it turn back west towards fort lauderdale. they've ever came back. they sent out rescue plan, and one of them disappeared. they started a five-day shirts and never found anything -- search and never f

this is the "santa cruz sentinel." "coast guard defends clean-up."itics say there should have been a bigger response to the oil spill along the california coast. 100,000 of crude oil spilled along beaches north of santa barbara. here's the front page of "the sacramento bee." despite minimum wage hikes still a struggle. the city of san francisco raised its minimum wage to $12.25 an hour may 1st and it's expected to raise to $15 an hour by 2018. some people wonder if it's enough especially with the high cost of living and soaring rent prices. here's a look at the front page of "the union tribune" in san diego. head reading" in the long run, it's just that i'm 92, all you have to do is get to 90 and you get all sorts of attention." this woman in the picture, harriett thompson is trying to become the oldest woman to run a marathon. she's also a cancer survivor. this will be her 16th time running in the rock 'n' roll marathon in san diego. last year she said a record when she finished that race in seven hours, seven minutes and 42 seconds. rosemary and cl

engendered an uncomfortable mix of joy and he sadness among northerners.ing, from the "milwaukee sentinelfallin our foes are falling, but our g. friends are falling. it is a shame not to rejoice, but it is a sin not to weep. it is unjust not to greet the living who live to see their victories, but it is cruel not to mourn the dead who died in victor the site of what they died for. whether we have their names or not, we shall have their deeds. fi the deeds of these dead on this field. all around the rebellious regions for all time to come, there will be -- there will this - girdle of graves of the republic sacrificial sons.s. they will remain without marble t mausoleums and elaborate epitaph, but they will be sacred, and in futurny rev draw as many reverent feet as mecca or the pyramids of egypt. >>> at the mantle clocks around ward 3 appomattox courthouse ticked :0 toward 3:00 p.m. that sunday afternoon, the meeting between y lee and grant and mclean's parlor came to an end. othe the two generals rose and they shook hands. lee bowed to the other officers a present and he and charles marsh

it is a reflection of our [ parents, and in the sentinels of the third infantry regiment who dutifullythose patriots known only to god, but never forgotten. today a grateful nation thanks them as well. most americans do not fully see, do not fully understand the sacrifice made by the 1% who serve in this all volunteer armed forces. this i cry for preserve the freedoms we too often take for granted. if you know it is like to take a bullet for a buddy for to live with the fact that he or she took one for you, our gold star families, our military families, our veterans, they know this. intimately. whenever i meet with our gold star families like i did this only, i hear their price through their tears as they flip through old photos, run their fingers over shiny medals. i see that their hearts are still broken and still full of love. they do not ask for awards or owners, they do not ask for special treatment, they are unfailingly humble in the face of unspeakable loss. they represent the best of who we are. they are people like ramon's mother who could carry case for the people who killed

sentinels of the third infantry regiment who dutifully, unfailly watch over those patriots known onlyoften take for granted. few know what it's like to take a bullet for a buddy or to live with the fact that he or she took one for you. but our gold star families our military families our veterans they know this intimately. whenever i meet with our gold star families like i did this morning, i hear their pride through their tears as they flip through old photos run their fingers over shiny medals. i see their hearts are still broken and yet still full of love. they do not ask for awards or honors they do not ask for special treatment. they are unfailingly humble in the faith of unspeakable loss they represent the best of who we are. they are people like ramon's mother, who could carry hate for the people who killed her son, but she says i have no anger, no bitterness, even for the person who did this. i feel sorry for them and i ask god to change their hearts. that's one gold star mother's amazing grace. folks like wyatt's parents, brian and julie martin who said of their son, he's not

. >>> and now a look at the front page of the sentinel. the headline continuing the legacy. the picture shows a photograph of the son of sergeant baker graduating from the melissa cad my. sergeant baker died in the line of duty back in 2013. rosemary and claudine, one special point about this is -- his son is going to wear his dad's old badge number. >> thank you. time now is 7:18. if you are headed outside today maybe even a little nice. maybe yesterday was a bit to hot. >> yeah for some. >> the cooldown started the coast gets it first. now the inland will start to feel. that's where the drop will come for the afternoon. currently -- on the area. 51 santa rose a.54 in oakland. livermore at 55 and san jose this morning 53. you can see all that cloud cover there in the backdrop. farther inland this morning and on shore breeze thoroughfare field. gusting to 30. here is a sure sign that cool pacific air is moving farther inland. for the second half of the day you should notice the difference. 454 degrees right now in concord. we have 51 in areas like napa. we have 53 at sfo. 54

. >>> the santa cruz sentinel featured a picture of brian stow.dline reads brian stow teaches from tragedy. he's sharing his experience with hundreds of students and using the incident to raise awareness about bullying. he suffered severe brain damage from the attack and says it could have been prevented by teaching children how to stop bullying at a younger age. it could help prevent attacks. >> you need to stand up to bullying. speak to an adult. lead by example with your own actions and words. >> reporter: he says raising awareness about bullying has given his life renewed purpose. one of his attackers apologized for first time. on the front page of the l.a. times the headline reading a titan of the blues. that's right. b.b. king died peacefully at his home after a long battle with type two diabetes. he had a 40-year stretch with 33 titles on the billboard. he was 89 years old. and here's a look at the san francisco chronicle featuring a very excited seth curry. warriors rise to new heights and the warriors head to the western conference finals

jerry was from sentinel butte and was born june 7 1 1948. he served in the army's 25th infantry division. jerry died on april 10, 1969. he was 20 years old. jerry was one of seven children and the youngest of three boys. jerry and his brother ron were both stationed overseas at the same time, ron running supplies from thailand and gary as a cook in vietnam. jerry chose to enlist so that he could serve his country and return to the family farm and ranch as soon as possible. jerry intended to essentially take over -- eventually take over the farm. his sister rose remembers how much he loved farming and training his dogs to hunt. after his death jerry's brother ron escorted his body home. that night after jerry's funeral, their brother tom had to appear before the draft board. but he was excused from service. rose remembers jerry as the kind of guy everyone loved even though he had a very dry sense of humor. she says that during jerry's funeral their church was overflowing with people mourning jerry's death. norman emineth. norman was from bald

began the proceedings by describing himself as the servant of the people, of this commonwealth and a sentinel over air rights, liberty and happiness. he then sought to scare the delegates to invoke the terrors of tyranny to called the anti federalists the elitists and reclaim the status quo as safe and the anti federalists as radicals. he said no dangers, known insurrection or tumbled has happened. everything has been calm and tranquil. he relentlessly exploited his revolutionary reputation. he mocked madison's constitution as having >> imaginary balances and wrote dancing king rattling ridiculous ideal checks and contrivances. midway through the convention madison became so frustrated by these tactics that he told the delegates george washington supported the constitution. henry became furious. he said the constitution was irritating the avenging hand of heaven. henry cut away at madison's allies with barely hidden contempt and is the middle and lower ranks of people laughed at the ideas the wellborn had anti mocked the microscopic eyes of modern states and for obsessing about an abundance o