he landed a spot as division commander in the fourth infantry prior toin the month the normandy invasion. roosevelt pleaded with his .ommander, general barton he was unceasing. he wanted to because sure with his men. acquiesced and barton realized at that moment that this is probably going to be the end of his -- his health was failing, he was suffering from chest pains, he had very bad arthritis. nonetheless he went ashore with the fourth of -- the fourth division. in one hand, a revolver and a pistol in another. with his men through thick and thin. his poor health did catch up with him. he also becomes one of the highest ranking americans to be killed in france as the invasion was ongoing as well. right next to the remains of his brother, who was killed in the first world war. we would like to walk you through the camp a little bit and offer perspective. often when americans think of the second world war, they think of helmets, think of weapons, think of sherman tanks. it is the subtle small stuff, the everyday stuff that soldiers use on an everyday basis. these units of food that woul

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are right toines be extraordinarily careful because there is one thing for complex planning and militaryategy and operations, but these things can be -- go badly wrong if someone misinterprets what a radar is doing. hunt, you are a defense consultant. given the warnings we have had weeks,e past days and the potential iranian attacks on the oil tankers of the gulf of oman, which have not been completely proven by the international community, downing by a drone, in your assessment, how close are we to a full-blown military confrontation between the iranians and the americans? close: i think not that to a war in the classic sense. there are quite a few subsidiary or steps that can occur before this. i would have expected the strike issued and then recalled would have been targeted on iranian radars, installations, the iranians, should they choose to respond have lots of targets, other drones -- it does not see -- not immediate, but there is always room for misinterpretation and mistakes to occur and wars are started over less than this. >> that is exactly what we keep hearing, when tensions

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pathway toin a privatization, because if we are , we are doing it in a very strange way. >> it seems as if a veteran is moving in and out of the system, the transfer of records electronically will be critical to this. the private sector has not done well. how is the v.a. going to do better? sec. wilkie: that is one of the transforming of programs the v.a. has. my father, a greatly wounded combat soldier, returned to active service after recovering from his wounds. when he finished after 30 years of jumping out of airplanes and suffering wounds in southeast asia, he had an 800-page paper record. that was the only record he had of his service. we had to cart that around the rest of his life. one of the things general mattis and i discussed at length is creating an electronic record that begins to be built when a young american walks into the military entrance processing station, and that record is handed to v.a. when that veteran leaves the active service. we are testing it out in the pacific northwest and alaska. i can't tell how many years it will take to get online for everyone, but

and i genuinely think like got we got toinely think a tipping point. sec. devos: i cannot agree more. and i think the cost, clearly the cost of higher education in the u.s. has gone up astronomically. as it had in astronomically greater rate than the cost of anything else. and, there is lots of theories as to what has fueled that, and what the reasons are for that. but i think for students going forward, giving a lot more information about what they are buying is of critical importance. helping them become a lot more financially literate as they enter higher education programs. one of the things that we are doing as we are really reforming and reframing the federal student aid platform, is to put on one site, the college scorecard. the program level data for every higher ed institution. so, if you want to pursue, if you think you want to pursue this type of program, but you are considering four or five different schools, you will be able to look at how, what the cost for that program is that each of those institutions. and then also, what you are likely ear

are looking at every dimension of the software updates but not only the airplane itself, also the toining, the end end design. >> are the regulators on the same page? dennis: they are aligned. i am seeing growth convergence from regulators. we are encouraged by the collaboration between the regulators. >> do you think the aircraft will fly first in the u.s. and then in europe or do you think that will happen at the same time? dennis: i think there's an opportunity to do it together. whatevering to support the regulators want to do. >> euro cents is they are getting closer to -- your sense is they are getting closer together. is there a gap? dennis: there is work to do but the trend is that they are aligning. >> where are the chinese regulators on this? dennis: they are part of the discussion as well. across the world, i see convergence across that entire group. our focus remains steadily on safety. caroline: bloombergs guy johnson with boeing ceo dennis muilenburg. let's get a check on the headlines. a rare downgrade for disney stock. shares fell a record level after the stock was cut the

it scares me he is doing this toine score -- to even scores. >> people will run -- i think he is a despicable murder. >> he was like my family and i are in the no negative zone. it's all possible and comes out like i will set the record straight. you don't do that on twitter because that murder is still unsolved. he was incarcerated for 10 years. interesting he came out with so much anger. that he's been holding on to rather than closure. if he just started a youtube channel about fantasy football, it would be amazing. he would be successful. but because he is fixated on this, he is shooting himself on the foot. >> he wants to talk politics? can you imagine that? >> i can't even. no thank you. >> i think he was found guilty in the libel case. i am not sure he paid that. >> this is what i say to silicone valley. you know how you ban conservatives for no reason. this would be like a good reason. they have the power to do it. i would ban him. >> you would ban the juice? >> yes, sure why not? they do it for other people. >> even under the law he is not guilty? >> yes. >> the next natural step for

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kill him, but he was too ft. [ laughter ] again, the report lists ten different times trump tried toinfere he investigation or tried to get other people to interfere in the investigation but graham is arguing that because trump never specifically ld anyone to obstruct justice, he can't be guilty of obstruction of justice which is a ridiculous argument but don't take it from me. ke it from 1999 lindsey graham. >> he doesn't have to say, "go lie for me" to be a crime. you don't so to say, "let's obstruct justice" for it to be a crime. you judge people on their ag conduct, not mic phrases >> seth: first of all, how is it that young lindsey gram looks like more of an adult than current lindsey graham [ laughter and applause now he looks like a 12-year-old boy who put ey dye in his hair for a school play. [ light laughter ] 20 years from now, he's just going to be a baby in a wig. [ light laughter ] second, what do you mean magic phrases? what's an example of a magic phrase >> trump is a [ bleep ] idiot. [ laughter and applause >> seth: all right also, trump did -- [ cheers and applause tru

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commerce secretary in contempt and we're learning today, brooke, that the justice department tried toindent to invoke executive privilege to deny the documents from being turned over. so just expect that to be kicked to court in a matter of days here because now that the house is allowing the committees to go to court, undoubtedly they will. >> manu, thank you very much. >>> i want to talk about interview with speaker pelosi. she told manu that her stock goes up every time the president attacks her and then a short time later, the president attacked her. watch. >> now, look, nancy is a mess. the democratic party is a mess. they're doing everything they can to win the election in 2020. and all they do is waste time on these investigations where there is no obstruction, no collusion, no nothing. and in the meantime they can't get a border deal done. >>> cnn analyst len milligram was the new jersey attorney and david chalian is the cnn political director. and david, you first, just on this manu/speaker pelosi back and forth. she said she's done with this president. but wouldn't deny or con

she said they met inle a colge park bar, and she admitted toin bedrunk before arriving and snorting cocainergues she was too inxicated to consent to sex. dodd's attorney was unavailable for comments but previously said the sex was consensual. >>> a historic moment i montgomery county that was meant to show inclusivity has quickly become embraided in controversy -- embroiled in controversy. yesterday a rainbow pride flag was raised outside of the country's executive office building in rockville. the area is also known as veterans memorial plaza. some veterans are upset tht the p.o.w./mia flags were taken down andy replaced be pride flags. the county acknowledged the issue and is working to add more ringets to the flag pole so both flags can be raised. the pride flags will be up unti the end ofjune. >>> today is primary day in virginia. >> the polls are open right now. e insideaimee cho is l a polling place in burke, virginia, with what voters need to know. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning. if you head to the polls right now, chances are good you won't have to wait in line at all.

again,re standing on the ground hard toin know exactly who on board. but i think it's happening. >> thanks fork doing, that richard. let's go to hans nichols, who is also on top of this for us. hans nichols, as you know, many marine ones might be there. we don't know which helicopter the president might be on. you have some informationmi for us. >> that was a schakowsky helicopter. that's what the president travels on. he sometimes haskyen multiple helicopters that fly in. they do f that for decoy reason. typically when the president leaves on the south lawn he has one helicopter pick him up and two in theco air, almost a gamef three-card monte to foil any would-be assassin or terrorists. one thing we need to acknowledge here and that is the physical risk that president donald trump is taking and the great deal of heartburn theea secret service well as the military must have right now. the secret service never lets the president be exposed to a flank, in this case a front, that they haven't already scoured and/or combed. wherever you travel with the pr

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mother investigation, i would like for you to explain to them in your to way who made the decision , toin mother investigate russia's involvement and also who decided to pay him or who decided to make the decision to pay. i think the republicans who are calling in is going to need to understand that. thank you. guest: just to review, mr. mother was named, was appointed to that job. he was the former fbi director. one of the few fbi directors who has been allowed to serve longer than 10 years. he was named to the job by rod rosenstein who was the deputy attorney general. it was rosenstein's responsibility to decide whether this should happen because his boss, jeff sessions, mr. trump's first attorney general, nestle recused himself -- famously recused himself because of his involvement in the trump campaign and sessions did what most lawyers think was the right thing. and recused himself so that rosenstein made the decision to appoint mueller. my understanding of how the budgeting for this works is that whena person is appointed, there's a special counsel appointed, the budget is somewhat