turner. mr. turner: thank you,r.hief justice, and may it please the court: when congssmended the medicare act in 1986, it put emtala on a nties' old foundation of state law. states have always bee responsible for licensing doctors and setting the scope of their professional practice. indeed, emtala wksrecisely because states regulate the practice of medicine. and nothing in emtala requires doctors to ignore the scope of their license and offer medical treatments that violate state law. three statutory provisions make th car. first, section 1395, the medicare act's opening provision, forbids theedal government from controlling the practice of medicine. that's the role of state reguti. second, subdivision (f) in emtala codifs statutory presumption against preemption of staical regulations. and, third, emtala's stabilization provision is mid to available treatments, which depends on the scope o the hospital staff's medical license. illegal treatments are not trtmts. add in thicot's own presumption a

jose turner's dna at the scene of the crime.girlfriend adrian, whose own story echoed lajoya's. and then one more thing, those items missing from lajoya's apartment , detectives found them in jose's car, along with this, a green notebook with notes in jose's writing. >> they find almost a stream of conscious writing, a vent session on this one page and it's---- it says, i will have great pleasure tearing her apart . >> jose's defense, the writing was fiction. he was after all, an actor and playwright. as for jose's dna at the crime scene, his attorney argued, there was no way of knowing how and when it got there. jurors didn't buy it. after just eight hours of deliberation, they found jose turner guilty of first-degree murder. his sentence, 26 years to life. >> i was heartbroken, yet very relieved that my sister got justice. >> looking back on lajoya's story, there is one obvious fork in the legal road. that night she said jose choked her and she went to her uncle's house. >> how is jose not locked up that night >> she did not c

rossetti and turner, supposedly they were home invaders. they would crash into a house of a person who was rich, tie them up, get the money and leave. that's kind of like what happened there at the museum. it wouldn't surprise me at all if they had been involved. robert sikellis: in one surveillance, we saw david turner taking a vase, a chinese ming vase out of his car and brought into his lawyer's office. then we started to suspect, could it possibly have something to do with the museum. if you look at one of the sketches by the guards, it has a resemblance to david turner. carmelo merlino, david turner, and stephen rossetti were all arrested by me and my squad when they were coming together to rob a vault facility. we took them all in to the office after the arrest, and i interviewed them individually. and the first thing i asked them about was the gardner and whether they were involved in it. and all three of them completely denied any knowledge of that crime. shelley murphy: some of these people went to prison for a long time. are you r

(officers' indistinct chatter) >> narrator: the officers and medics ended up subduing turner.ndcuffed him, strapped him face down on a gurney, and put a mesh fabric known as a "spit sock" over his head meant to prevent biting or spitting. his mother planned to meet them at the hospital. >> are you all done in there? >> no, ma'am, no. >> okay. >> if you don't mind... >> is it-- you're all gonna be a while? >> yes, ma'am. >> they just took him off, we're going on to the hospital. >> yeah, we'll make sure... >> so the house is secure? >> yeah. >> we'll be here... >> michelle, let's go baby. >> narrator: but when she arrived at the hospital, she was told her son had stopped breathing. >> they were doing compressions, swapping off the two nurses. and they worked about 15 minutes, and i asked the doctor, "how long can you do this?" (swallowing) and he said, "we can do it for an hour or so. because we've got oxygen going." okay. 30 minutes goes by. and i look, because i'm standing right at his shoulder, holding his hand. and this whole side of his chest looked like jell-o when they p

now living in the u.k., turner says she's the happiest she's been.'m confidence we can figure it out. joe is a great father to our children, and that's all i can ask for. i just want the girls to feel loved and have everyone show up for them. >> she's done a lot of work on herself. and that shows. she has a fluency when it comes to talking about her emotional life and her feelings. >> british vogue is on newsstands may 21st. you can hear more of turner on the podcast run through with vogue which is out today. >> michael: eva, thank you very much. let's welcome one of the most famous athletes in the world and co-owner of intermiami. please welcome david beckham! [ applause ] ♪ how ya like me now how ya like me now ♪ >> lara: so happy to see you. >> good to see you, too. >> michael: you thought i was going to trip him? >> robin: i did. >> i don't need the legs as much anymore. [ laughter ] >> michael: welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> michael: inter miami, it has had such an impact. it's just been an incredible juggernaut. congratulations to you on

i think the initial sentencing remarks by mrjustice turner were very carefully drafted.. so in making the sentencing remarks initially backin the sentencing remarks initially back injanuary, he was careful to... the eyes and across the tees in thejudgment. so on to... the eyes and across the tees in the judgment. so on the basis thatis in the judgment. so on the basis that is the court of appeal pointed out, in order to succeed, the solicitor general has to show the sentencing was unduly lenient and they said this is a very high threshold and effectively, you have to find the initial sentencing judge made a gross error. and you couldn't find that in the sentencing remarks, the original sentencing remarks that basically, once the diminished responsibility plea has been accepted by the prosecution, it is a choice, the sentencing guidelines telljudges choice, the sentencing guidelines tell judges what to choice, the sentencing guidelines telljudges what to do in a situation like that and it is a choice between either the hospital order with the choice of a restriction order

watching a youtube video about anthea turner.ow, paul anyway, we've got news now, paul. and a story about cars spying on us. if you buy a car from china, it presumably has more bugs than a french hotel mattress , which door is that, by mattress, which door is that, by the way? sorry, this is the 17. >> oh, my god, look at this. it's a one. >> and a seven. >> and a seven. >> i don't have it here. next one in the pile. your car, your car. i'm so sorry, people . this car. i'm so sorry, people. this is a professional show. you made me your car may be spying on you and can expose what you did in a crash. from satnav routes to call logs, modern cars record vast amounts of data which is proving invalid to uk police forces. but campaigners warn of privacy risks as drivers rarely delete personal information . and delete personal information. and you tend to use these things, don't you? just mainly to solve crimes, don't they ? the amount crimes, don't they? the amount of crime that's been solved now the acid attacker in london just this y

after a certain apprenticeship, i began to work as a turner and at that time was processing a cast-iron for a skidder tractor, we have a dynasty from our family, 11 people worked at the plant, i counted these years, how many of these 11 people have worked for about 180 years of ours. moisey rafailovich rishetyan, a native of the polotsk region, the village of minturovo, was appointed. he headed the plant during the most difficult times, from the beginning of its construction in november 1945 until 1947. the experience is huge. during the war, he led the most important production for the country, plant number 35 of the people's commissariat of aviation industry of the ussr in kuibyshev. to return to minsk there was a car repair shop. in may 1947, radio announcers traditionally prepared to go on air. programs now listened to almost throughout the republic. in 1946 , centers were created in most districts that provided signal reception and transmission to all populated areas. more than half of its territory has already been covered. at our enterprise, it was far from being a tractor yet, b

julian turner is with us. how will they that these refugees? >> reporter: officials are considering this plan that would grant refugee status to some palestinians, folks were trapped in gaza but have us citizen relatives. sources are telling us pushing the narrative that if this decision is made it wouldn't be something that is entirely new. >> we don't have anything to announce at this time but i want to lay out a little bit and take a step back of what we've been able to do since the beginning of the conflict. we have helped more than 1800 american citizens and their families leave gaza many of whom have come to the united states. >> reporter: the white house said in a statement tuesday, quote, the best path forward is to assist exchange a cease-fire that will stabilize the situation and pave the way to a 2 state solution. republicans are not happy with these leaked plans. senator josh valles accusing the botnet initiation of throwing the doors open to terrorism. >> we don't need anymore pro-hamas radicals in this country and we saw the image

gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> thanks for joining bev turner. >> thanks forjoining uss will finally set out the details of a £10 billion package for victims of the infected blood scandal later. >> and we're going to be joined by angela newsome, whose own son, neil, died from the infected blood when he was just 22, and protest laws are unlawful. >> the high court rules the government unlawfully gave police wider powers to impose conditions on protests , which conditions on protests, which cause more than minor disruption to the public. our home security editor will break this ruling down for us xl bully dogs. >> here we go again. down for us xl bully dogs. >> here we go again . they've >> here we go again. they've killed their owner. a woman in her 50s has been mauled to death by her own dogs at her home in east london. the two dogs had been registered and they've now been registered and they've now been seized. >> and boot camp for the jobless out of work, britons will be offered training to plug gaps in the labour market, which were filled by overseas workers . is fil

it was it was a page turner from the very beginning of it. and it's the kind of book where you think, you know, the history so, so well. and to me, i kind of came away thinking that this was two books that united by a conundrum. right. how, on one hand, could the united states be fighting this war against communism in vietnam and at the same time through these back channels making overtureto china and to the soviet union? and you just pull that really beautifully. and one of the things we talked about, you said in your introduction was how important teachi was you and how you felt like you could not have written the book, the way you wrote it, without all the experience you've had with your students. could you talk a little bit how you see scholarship in teaching, working together? thank you and thank to columbia university for hosting this event. i am, a graduate of arts and sciences here. i was totally influenced by my teaching because i had all of these students and i was teaching that period of the vietnam war and sort of about and kissin

daniel turner, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you.today days after attacking biden over his law fare tactics. ashley, goods morning again, what did he say? ashley: he attracted a crowd some estimated between 80-100,000. a massive crowd. trump blamed joe biden for the criminal charges he's facing. he said biden is a fool whose plan is backfiring. listen to this. >> i have great respect for the office of the presidency. i never yawed to talk about biden this way until he did something that you can't do. he indicted a very popular president. for made up charges and nonsense. there's local das doing it but they're run out of washington and having meetings. i heard they're doing a couple of other things and they said from washington, don't do it. please, don't do it. we're indicting him into the white house. ashley: indicting him into the white house. stormy daniels hush money trial resumes and not hurting trump into the polls and new set of surveys in five critical toss upswing states and showing trump is ahead of biden and polls by the n

british air marshal turner. french general daulat de tasini. it is over. the war in europe is ended. in berlin, the brandenburg door still stands amid the ruins. the days people wander here and there, battered and shell swept. the famous island. not much else remains. in southern germany. allied. move forward to complete the occupation of the country. and. the eagle's nest the beaches formerly hitler's mountain retreat. much munich lies in ruins. the famous beer hall little remains. one of the first war criminals is captured. hermann goering. he is interviewed by allied newspapermen. field marshal kesselring, former commander. the german troops in italy. who. field marshal runs dead and former commander in the west. hermann frank former governor general napoleon high on the list of war criminals. field marshal von kleist. admiral horthy, former regent of hungary. the tall is office sizing traitor austria former guard, later holland. he will be brought to trial. in austria. the last german armies in the southern redoubt had already been surrendered. lieuten

. >> reporter: working on policy at the turner center for housing. he says it is too early to determine the impact they will have on the housing crisis. >> if the legislature follows what they have been doing, keep refining the legislation every year, making it easier and easier for more people to pursue lot splits we will find that more units are being constructed >> they believe there is potential to create more housing if lot split laws are simplified within the more than 500 local jurisdictions across the state. >> they are working within the bounds of something that has not been legal for the last 40 and 50 years. so, there might be hiccups along the way. >> reporter: analysis from the turner center shows there are 700,000 parcels in california that could be split under sb-9 as the state faces shortage of 3.5 million homes. >> the any housing that is built in california in particular in santa clara valley at the moment it is a good thing >> it is giving her family confidence they are doing their part in this housing crisis. >>> coming up, they a

turner. >> thanks forjoining us and bev turner. >> thanks for joining us this morning. so about 300 people have been arrested during police crackdowns on pro—palestine protests. and a counter group at american university's. would you want to see our police get tough on protesters , too.7 on protesters, too.7 >> and much closer to home, students in leeds , newcastle, students in leeds, newcastle, bristol, manchester and elsewhere. they're protesting outside campus buildings in protest against, you guessed it, the war in gaza and rwanda's legal challenge after one migrant has voluntarily gone to rwanda. >> civil servants are threatening to scupper the plan completely. we'll tell you how. >> happy birthday. do we call her ma'am or princess caroline.7 charlotte. i've got the wrong . charlotte. i've got the wrong. wrong, wrong for princess charlotte celebrates her ninth birthday this morning. a new birthday this morning. a new birthday photo could be released by the prince of wales, princess of wales any moment now. i think the princess caroline of monaco . i was gonna say.

bev turner is standing in for jubes dewbs turner. till seven. bev always a delight on this bank houday. always a delight on this bank holiday . what's on your menu? holiday. what's on your menu? >> lovely to see you, martin. well, we're going to be debating all sorts of issues as people drive home. probably 6:00 in the bank holiday traffic, hopefully having us on the radio, if not the tv, we're going to be talking about this influence of gaza issues, the war in the middle east on the election signs over the weekend on those results . what does the labour results. what does the labour party particularly do about this? and does it matter if we're having a sort of islamification , maybe of our islamification, maybe of our political landscape? let me know, also, we're going to be talking on a similar issue about the students who are now protesting over the palestinian issue in america. and also here. do they have any idea what they're actually protesting about ? and also cyclists? about? and also cyclists? i think you were talking about

bev turner. the panel are here.the lib dem leader doing his pre—election shenanigans with his paddle boarding incident a big splash. >> he made a very big splash. stephen pound. just wait. we're not quite coming to you yet. i hope he didn't swallow anything. stop it, it got us thinking about the gaffes that usually come along with campaigning, but hanging from a zip line or falling into water. politicians do make a fool of themselves, don't they? on the campaign trail. let's have a look at some of the best ones. okay are by far my physio are enjoying this. >> honestly . >> honestly. so . crazy so. crazy. a chance to get . some. >> because, of course, he's better at cricket. >> yeah. why do they bother? we've got labour mp stephen pound here and broadcaster mike parry. >> did i just call you on labour mp? yeah. >> so early days, early days. >> so early days, early days. >> you always seem more powerful to me, stephen, than you actually are. >> in many years since a woman said that. >> mike, when you look at those cli

bev turner. the panel is back.>> right, gentlemen, should we talk about this bbc, migration coverage about the fact that the bbc handle migration ? iron mike, bbc handle migration? iron mike, in a very one sided way , that in a very one sided way, that everybody coming here is welcome and it has no impact on the country. yeah. and i'm glad that somebody now called them out on this. >> well, nobody on the left can say any fault whatsoever in mass immigration if they can turn, you know, it's all going to revolutionise the economy and they don't see any downside to it. it's amazing, isn't it, that the, the bbc have actually got to sort of get a senior, producer there or a senior programmer to say it's not racist to air concerns about migration. now, isn't it strange that there seems to have come in the wake of what i would say is an unveiling king of wokeism in this country? i mean, this started with the cass report, doctor hilary cass, children's general report . it's the prime general report. it's the prime minister

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> thank you forjoining us. >> thank you for joining us. this morning. so the infected blood scandal after years of denying any wrongdoing, the government is finally saying, sorry for what is being called the worst treatment disaster in nhs history . as a final report nhs history. as a final report will lay bare, the failings which claimed 3000 lives today . which claimed 3000 lives today. >> and we'll be speaking to olympic medallist sharron davies, whose mum was one of the victims and iran's president has been confirmed dead after a helicopter crash. >> as us officials say, there is no evidence of foul play. but does this move us a little step closer to world war iii.7 >> and protesters forced to pay compensation to those whose lives they disrupt under plans in a government commissioned review? but is it kerbing freedom of speech? just stop oil will join us for what will inevitably be a heated debate and end animal experiments. >> that's what south swindon mp and proud owner of tabby cat mrs. l sir robert buck

, who published on his website on april 20 hal turner's radio show has the same title.re, information and... photos were later published in false statements in french, which we saw somewhat later on the platform of aix on april 29. this information was also shared by a famous french conspiracy theorist who is known to often spread conspiracy theories and fake news. and of course, this story is also related to the russian propaganda website pravda. recently , nato and france. can you explain to us why? that's right, here are two more examples of this type of disinformation directed at nato and its ukrainian allies, such as france and the us, where users claim to show drone footage of us military aid heading to ukraine, when in fact the video shows vehicles deployed as part of a nato operation in eastern europe. in addition... a video has appeared in which users falsely claim that they will publish evidence of the arrival of french troops in odesa, although it actually shows polish troops on the territory of poland. along with the debunked claims, this is all part of a wi

you can even talk to me , bev turner or any of talk to me, bev turner or any of the members of the gbews.com/yoursay >> welcome back. your time is 338. i'm martin daubney , and 338. i'm martin daubney, and this is gb news. now, later in the show, across live to a pub, after the shocking and frankly grotesque news that more than two thirds of beer and wine served in british boozers is being served up short , measured. being served up short, measured. we must stamp this out now before that, the average household could be more than £120 better off each year from july. and that's because ofgem has lowered its price cap by 7. and this comes as energy becomes the first battleground on the general election campaign , with general election campaign, with rishi sunak and sir keir starmer pledging cheaper gas and electricity bills for voters. well, they would, wouldn't they? well, they would, wouldn't they? well, gb news. business and economics editor liam halligan joins me now with on the money liam, it's always a great friday when you rock up to the studio. >> let's talk myself out of the pub

turner está de baja administrativa mientras está durando la investigación.niveles de dióxido de carbono. los alumnos fueron evaluados en el hospital, mientras que otros 6 fueron recogidos por sus padres. y aunque aún se desconoce la fuente exacta, los bomberos creen que procedía de una sala de clases de química que estaba cerca de ese lugar. vea ustedes, las cuadrillas del distrito municipal de servicios públicos del east bay han reparado ya esa tubería que se rompió esta madrugada? fue cerca del bulevar carlson, esto es en la ciudad de richmond. después de casi horas de trabajo, les tocó para reparar todo eso. la ciudad informó que ya fue restablecido el suministro del agua a los 21 clientes que fueron afectados y que ese tramo que estuvo cerrado por el bulevar carlson se reabrirá al terminar ya los trabajos de limpieza. le contamos ahora de lo que está sucediendo en el condado san mateo. van a financiar esto? un proyecto de viviendas nuevo proyecto de viviendas para las familias desplazadas por el tiroteo masivo del año pasado en half moon bay, en el que u

i'm bev turner, and this is andrew pierce . steven, you were drawn by what? sadiq khan said about, well, knife crime. >> look, you know, tragically , >> look, you know, tragically, knife crime, of course, has been heightened this morning, but just seeing what sadiq khan said just seeing what sadiq khan said just a week ago, sadiq khan played down fears over gangs running around with machetes. just a week before yesterday's sword attack in hainault, north—east london. i mean, you know, this has been an ongoing situation with sadiq khan refusing to reinstitute stop and search, which all criminologists will tell you is really the only policy in which you can drastically cut down on a crime that's causing young people to be killed and the number of knife crimes in 20 2223 last year might went up to 13,000 from 11,000. >> that's thousand a month. >> that's thousand a month. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> this female police officer yesterday . steven, the police yesterday. steven, the police have said that she should be able to retain the use

jordan hicks throws balfour to bryce harper, but the gets away from patrick bailey and turner come all the way around from second base to score for the phillies and the giants will they added a run late but it wasn't enough. and the phillies they hold on to this one to take game one of the series. 43 was your final list talks of playoff basketball because that was all so exciting. at least this matchup wasn't talking about the clippers trying to force a game 7 against kyree irving in the well, i don't have good news for clippers. fans is kylie irving has never lost a playoff clinching game in his career that sent the dow was. and so you have this one unfolded because luca and khiree have turned lethal in the postseason. luca with perfect as way down court. the kyree to make the over the show to grab lay-in and picture. perfect play. but the clippers didn't. i james harden here with the steal and a breakaway layup. hard-hit 16 points on the night and we're all tied up at the break. while the man's, though they turned the game around in the 3rd in transition the the kyree gives it right

the mom, janice turner, appeared in a fort lauderdale courtroom today.he's facing eight charges ranging from organized fraud to grand theft. her attorney asked the court to reconsider her bond, calling it excessive. the judge stuck to the $160,000 bond and said the 61 year old must surrender her passport. turner already has a 2005 conviction for bank fraud. her rapper son was arrested in california. he will be transported back to florida to face similar charges. morgan spurlock, the documentary filmmaker who chronicled a 30 day period when he only ate mcdonald's, has died. his family says spurlock died yesterday at his home in new york due to complications of cancer. spurlock was best known for the oscar nominated super size me, the film where he subjected himself to a diet of only mcdonald's for a month. spurlock also made documentaries about the war on terror, corporate power, and masculine identity. he was 53 years old. boeing and nasa say the starliner astronaut launch will move ahead despite a leak in the spacecraft. boeing says it can manage the he

it is bev turner this evening.and with me, political commentator benedict spence and former labour adviser and writer scarlett maguire . thank you both scarlett maguire. thank you both so much for giving up your bank houday so much for giving up your bank holiday evening to be here on gb news. get in touch with us at home. gbnews.com forward slash your say so. we are digesting the events of thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, the green party is now investigating a councillor who shouted allahu akbar after being elected, and said that palestine had the right to fight back. this is moeen ali. he won the gipton and harehills award ward in leeds with more than 3000 votes at thursday's local elections. have a listen . a listen. >> will not be silent. we will raise the voice of gaza. we will raise the voice of gaza. we will raise the voice of gaza. we will raise the voice of palestine. hello. >> hello . >> hello. >> hello. >> so angry scenes actually there. there were people off camera that you couldn't see, basically te

with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> sir.ery after being shot in an assassination attempt that prompted warnings across europe of rising political violence. >> he's a veteran populist politician. he's returned to paris, slovakia, after elections last year. his success fuelled in part by promises to halt military aid to ukraine, which is next door criticism of sanctions targeting russia and campaigns against lgbtq rights. >> so authorities have said they suspect the attack had political motivations . joining me now is motivations. joining me now is robert fox, defence editor of the evening standard . good the evening standard. good morning, robert. great to see you. i mean, in some ways it's surprising that these sorts of attempts on our global leaders don't happen more often. the shocking the footage is absolutely shocking, though, isn't it? what do we know about this prime minister and who his attacker might be? >> well, he's quite high profile for quite a small country, robert fitzroy , as you say, he's robert fitzroy, as y

andrew pearson bev turner. this is the first day of the election campaign.witter which says . which says. >> he said, i have thought long and hard as to whether i should stand in the upcoming general election as honorary president of reform uk. i am fully supportive of richard tice leadership and urge voters to put their trust in him and lee anderson. >> he goes on to say, i'll do my bit to help in the campaign, but it's not the right time for me to go any further than that important though, the general election is the contest in the united states of america on november the 5th has huge global significance, a strong america as a close ally is vital for our security. i intend to help with the grass roots campaign in the usa in any way that i can. so people are jumping to a conclusion here. we've seen it in messages coming in. he's putting the american election before the british one. >> and a lot of people are feeling very, very let down and very disappointed. he does say in there of course, doesn't he support reform uk . that's his support reform uk. that's

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>> bret: gillian turner at the state department. gillian, thank you. israel's communications minister has ordered the government to return seized camera equipment to the associated press after blocking its live video of gaza earlier today. israeli officials seized the equipment after accusing the news organization of violating a new media law by providing images to al jazeera. earlier this month israeli officials used the new law to close close down the bases of al jazeera banning its broadcast and blocking its websites. up next, senate democrats try to revive a bipartisan border plan that went down in flames in february and some breaking news about the investigation at mar-a-lago about those classified documents. ♪ the best moments happen outside. where laughter dances with the wind, and stories are told beneath the stars. where connections grow and memories are born. at bass pro shops and cabela's, we believe in the magic of the great outdoors. our friendly, knowledgeable outfitters will help you gear up for your next adventure. with club member mond

you can even talk to me , bev turner or any of talk to me, bev turner or any of the members of the gb 436. i'm martin daubney, and this is gb news. now, as promised, we can now hear from the prime minister, rishi sunak. he's had some good news today at long last, the uk is officially out of recession . the economy is out of recession. the economy is estimated to have grown by 0.6% over the first three months of this year . mr over the first three months of this year. mr sunak has been speaking to our economics and business editor liam halligan. >> prime minister gdp growth was 0.6% during the first quarter. not bad. but when you take into account inflation, when you take into account population growth, gdp per capita in real terms was down 0.7. is this a recovery? real >> well, i see gdp per capita in the first quarter was up by about 0.4. but let's take a step back. we've obviously got more work to do. i know that. and the country has been through a lot over the past couple of years. but i do feel that after those economic shocks covid war in ukraine, energy bills , today's ukraine,

they believe the dame dog named cushy pop was being chased by raccoons last night on turner. terrorists potrero hill firefighters used a rope to rescue him. they say he is ok and he has been reunited. with his human to our 1st alert weather now, in typical almost summer fashion, things are about to heat up meteorologist jessica birch is in our virtual view studio tracking are warm up this week. thanks, jess. this afternoon. we are honoring the service. members. who made the ultimate south. for our country in alameda, families of veterans gathered at the u. s s hornet for a commemoration to remember their friends and loved ones who served the aircraft carrier hosted a memorial squadron flyover and a wreath links presentation. one veteran who served in the us navy in the 70s, expresses why memorial day is so important to him. event also offered a book. sales. full of military history. meanwhile, in marin county valley held its annual memorial day parade this year, the city asked local veterans to share their experiences serving our country and our sean chitnis has more on 1 man