in 1947, the army air force received its greatest tribute. it became the united states air force.ow from experimental labs and drawing boards there came yet another aviation miracle. the jet. after many years of study and research, jet powered aircraft was a reality. more powerful than any flame previously conceived, the jet opened up a new vista in aviation progress. by october 1947, a milestone had been passed. a test ship, it became the first aircraft to crash the sound barrier. it reached a speed of 780 miles an hour, already obsolete. this ship is on exhibit at the smithsonian institute. from such research came a host of modern air force jets. this is the f-84 thunder jet which went into mass production in 1948. one of the earliest jet fighters, also one of the best. vast, maneuverable, heavily armed and deadly, these f-84s packed a real punch. jet bombers came right along with the fighters. first accepted was the b-45 tornado, powered by four engines with a top speed of over 500 miles an hour. next came the sensational b-47 strato jet, over 600 miles an hour with a range of

for kicking us off with a high style tonight, i'd like to thank the united states air force band ceremonialplease give them a round of applause. [ applause ] the air force band serenades here frequently during the summer. so if you watch the schedule, you can hear the entire program among your friends here at the museum. when the museum first opened in july 1st, 1976, president ford called it a perfect birthday present from the american people to themselves. and we often say that aviation is america's story. but the revolution in the skies sparked by the wright brothers more than a century ago belongs to the world. the astronauts who saw the earth from the moon only 66 years after the first flight at kitty hawk had a special perspective on the global impact of that first small step. the director who oversaw this museum's construction and stood on these very steps to open the doors 40 years ago was none other than major general michael collins, united states air force retired. command module pilot for apollo 11. here to tell us more about our early days, i'd like to introduce a short video f

for kicking us off with a high style tonight, i'd like to thank the united states air force band ceremonial. please give them a round of applause. [ applause ] the air force band serenades here frequently during the summer. so if you watch the schedule, you can hear the entire program among your friends here at the museum. when the museum first opened in july 1st, 1976, president ford called it a perfect birthday present from the american people to themselves. and we often say that aviation is america's story. but the revolution in the skies sparked by the wright brothers more than a century ago belongs to the world. the astronauts who saw the earth from the moon only 66 years after the first flight at kittyhawk had a special perspective on the global impact of that first small step. the director who oversaw this museum's construction and stood on these very steps to open the doors 40 years ago was none other than major general michael collins, united states air force retired. command module pilot for apollo 11. here to tell us more about our early days, i'd like to introduce a short video

daniel claimed new world speed and altitude record for the united states air force.ny demonstrator questioning america's resolve might receive a surprising answer from a group of junior high school students pulling dimes and nickels, they read billboards and submitted petitions for a new postage stamp honoring the servicemen. the stamp soon goes on sale. first customer, the white house. the month of july was running out and on the 29th so it appeared was the influence power and economy of great britain. been struck by the worst finding crisis, and her military commitments in the far east and in germany economically tenuous, the >> the meeting was a short one by anyone's standards, which only furthered the evidence that ties continued to be strong and the dialogues fruitful. through her prime minister, great britain confirmed her atlantic loyalties and the pacific ones as well and vowed that the british economy would be strengthened. >> you and i have many things in common, mr. prime minister. one of course is politics and election results. including the very difficul

daniel claimed new world speed and altitude records for the united states air force.g america's resolve in the war might receive a surprising answer from a group of sioux city junior high school students. pulling dimes and nickels, they read billboards and submitted petitions for a new postage stamp honoring the servicemen. now a reality the stamp soon , goes on sale. first customer, the white house. the month of july was running out, and on the 29th, so it appeared, was the influence, power, and economy of great britain. been struck by the worst financial crisis, and finding policies in vietnam, finding her military commitments in the far east and in germany economically personallygland and prime minister wilson, was nonetheless welcomed as an old friend. the meeting was a short one by anyone's standards, which only furthered the evidence that ties continued to be strong and the dialogues fruitful. through her prime minister, great britain confirmed her atlantic loyalties and the pacific ones as well and vowed that the british economy would be strengthened. lyndon jo

necessary the united states air force band ceremonial brass quintet. >> they are celebrating their 70th stationed at a base in anacostia. >> they are scheduled to be at the macy's fourth of july fireworks. >> we are specially grateful to all of the veterans and their family members. we want to thank them so much to their sacrifice and service. >> we have a great show. we say it every day and usually we don't mean it. >> we are joined by a true american hero and hunk. he is adorable. his name is chris van etten, a former marine and a model. >> we will reveal it to you. arson is here with some great hair style tricks that will take you straight from the pool or the beach to the party. you know that cool beachy hair people love to get. he is going to work his magic and show you how you can get that too. >> on three different ladies. >> don't forget our favorite things. >> first, flag cupcakes. >> need a good excuse to dig into something sweet. these are from the little cupcake bake shop right here in new york city. >> little cupcake bake shop.com. they also do a beautiful flag cake. >> whi

the smithsonian air and space museum tonight.çñ t the agenda includes live music from the united states air forcestar gazing, a film festival and an after >>> the olympics in rio are officially next month and we've been telling you all about the olympic swimming trials. the other trials to know about, the track and field trials begin today. they are happening at the university of oregon. you can watch hem right here at nbc4 at 9:00 tonight. right before that, at 8:00,lt)k swimming trials, katie ledecky, she will be back in the water, racing in the finals for the 100 meter freestyle. the bethesda native finished 7th in the semifinal round to earn a spot, seven seconds -- she was really close to the first place person. you know, the numbers are tight in these things. also, swimming tonight, michael phelps and ryan lochte, they will face each other on the 200 meter medley. this is an effort to get into the games at august 5th. >>> is the technology ready for the open road? a deadly accident that had inig look at the auto pilot feature of one particular car. >>> clear skies right now as we watch the

they will be sin kronized to music from the united states air force band. >>> we've been talking a lothe rain and looking at the radar this morning and chuck says he thinks we're going to be tonight. no promises. >> fingers are crossed. >> we'll do everything we need to do. it's going to rain today. it's absolutely going to rain. let's hope we can get the rain out of here before 8:00, 9:00 when it is time to stare sky wards and hope for fireworks. i think they will get the displays off. that does not mean it's going to be a dry evening to be outside. right now, it is all cloud cover here in washington. a pockets. the steadier rain is due to arrive in here just before lunchtime today. the overall weather impact on your plans today, moderate to high, depending on how much you really wanted to do outside. rain is likely pretty much throughout all of the afternoon hours. on average, half an inch, maybe some places as much as an inch of rain today but the rain should be easing up by about 8:00 this evening. again, fingers are crossed for that. outside, here's your planner. planning the next

age of 23, eileen collins became the first female flight instructor in the history of the united states air forcelonel collins became the first woman to pilot the space shuttle. later, she became the first to command a space shuttle mission. then, after the nation grieved our loss of space shuttle columbia, eileen collins famously led our first mission back into space. when she brought it back safely, the whole world breathed a sigh of relief. america's astronauts, striving to see their country achieve greatness, inspired by those starlit skies on clear nights and the accomplish ams of those pioneers who preceded them. what is it about this great country where so many have risked so much and traveled so far into the heavens? there are many answers in the eyes of these brave men and women, but there is one they all share in their hearts. they love their country so deeply they were willing to risk their lives to keep it strong and make it great. ♪ >> so when you look to the heavens tonight, take a minute to thank god for each and every one of them, and say an extra prayer that the u.s. will soon re

it is a problem the american military has, not just a problem with the soon to be united states air force. it is also a problem in the civilian institutions themselves, the atomic energy commission, which is established after the war. there is miscommunication, jealousy, and poor organizational structure within the u.s. government and within the u.s. military during this time. of course, everybody in this room is familiar with the idea of the manhattan engineering district. in december 1942, and rico from rmi has the first sustaining nuclear chain reaction, this idea of fission is possible. this is going to deploy over 600,000 americans, and it will cost $2 billion. the second-biggest expense during the second world war. the first biggest expense is the b29 super fortress bomber. that cost $3 billion. you have heard a lot of discussion among scientists involved with this. on the lower left here, obviously is familiar to everybody in here, j. robert oppenheimer, and the young one on top is general groves, the military commander of manhattan engineering district. these gentlemen, contrary t

and this problem that the american military has is not just a problem with the soon-to-be united states air force, it's also a problem within the civilian institutions themselves, specifically the atomic energy commission, which is established after the war, and there is miscommunication, jealousies and poor organizational structure within the u.s. government, and within the u.s. military during this time. of course everybody in this room is probably familiar with the idea of the man hat tan engineering district. in december 1942, we have the first sustaining nuclear chain reaction the idea of fission is possible, which it could use for a nuclear event to have an explosion. this project is eventually going to deploy over 600,000 americans, and it's going to cost $2 billion. it's the second biggest expense during the second world war. the first biggest expense is the b-29 super fortress bomber that cost $3 billion. you've heard a lot of discussions over the scientists that were involved in this, the gentleman at the lower left here obviously is familiar to everybody in here, j. robert oppenheimer

member of the united states air force reserve, and member of congress and an immigrant whose parents this great nation, i care deeply about who serves as our commander-in-chief. i can't wait until her 20th when that person is -- january 20 when that person is hillary clinton. [cheers] you don't have to serve in congress or serve in the demand thatbe -- the person we entrust with the safety of our country, the lives of our troops and the launch has afor nuclear weapons steady hand. all you have to be is a voter. of donald part trump's speech, the apocalyptic vision of america, it is that he said, i alone can fix this. every military commander i've ever met note that you can't do it alone. you can't be brash and you of love. -- can't make stuff up. when you ignore the fact, people will die. hillary clinton those that each stronger. a smart diplomacy, a powerful economy come education children -- educated children, we are stronger together. donald trump said, and i'm not making this up, i know more about isis then the generals do. stage thecome to the four-star general who knows more ab

would president obama stepping up on his podium with the seal of the president of the united states flying in air force one? and she is trailing along behind him. she doesn't look like a strong independent woman. >> i have i said and i saw begin today, he is a great campaigner. he's a lousy president but he said great campaigner. today he is out there. i think the key thing here is is trump going to take this issue along with jobs and terrorism and drive her character. lou: that is the question we will find out soon in the polls keep tightening. do you expect that to continue? >> i think it's going to be very close race for the think you will come to one or two points. lou: ed rollins who knows more than just about anybody. >> which means i know nothing. lou: aunties modesty. up next paul ryan following donald trump's lead, finally. ryan blasting the fbi decision on hillary clinton after donald trump leads the way. is the speaker falling in line? stay wit if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3

would president obama stepping up on his podium with the seal of the president of the united states flying in air force? and she is trailing along behind him. she doesn't look like a strong independent woman. >> i have i said and i saw begin today, he is a great campaigner. he's a lousy president but he said great campaigner. today he is out there. i think the key thing here is is trump going to take this issue along with jobs and terrorism and drive her character. lou: that is the question we will find out soon in the polls keep tightening. do you expect that to continue? >> i think it's going to be very close race for the think you will come to one or two points. lou: ed rollins who knows more than just about anybody. >> which means i know nothing. lou: aunties modesty. up next paul ryan following donald trump's lead, finally. ryan blasting the fbi decision on hillary clinton after donald trump leads the way. is the speaker falling in line? stay with me, we will be right back. lou: donald trump north carolina moments again slamming reports that hillary clinton is open to keeping loretta lynch as atto

very proud korean war veteran who served in the united states air force and was stationed in tampa atill air force base. he was the one that instilled in me the importance of voting. and, what it means to be a democrat. priority everya year since i was 18 years old to vote. i remember my first vote in 1992 was for bill clinton. but, it wasn't until just a few short months ago that i decided it was time to be active and show my support for the values that this very campaign is defending. economy that works for everyone, not just those that are on top. neighborhoods and our communities and our country safe. most importantly, respecting each other. and bringing people from all different backgrounds together to make a difference and create solutions. schoolded an all girls growing up here in tampa, and they taught me the belief that women are strong. want, can do whatever we if we put our mind to it. day trying tovery make a difference in my students' lives, and in the hard-working lives of my teachers, to ensure that our children's futures are bright and safe and we do everything we can

age of 23, eileen collins became the first female flight instructor in the history of the united states air force. she became the first woman to pilot the space shuttle. later she became the first to command a special mission. nation group the loss of space shuttle monday, she fearlessly let our first commission -- mission back into space and she brought it back safely and the whole world breathed a sigh of relief. astronauts, striving to see their country achieved greatness inspired by the star skies on clear nights and accomplish men's of those pioneers who preceded them. what is it about this great country where so many have risked so much and traveled so far into the heavens? there are many answers in the eyes of these brave men and women, but there is one we all share, they love their country so deeply they were willing to risk their lives to keep it strong and make a great. -- make it great. you look to the heavens tonight, take a minute to thank god for each and every one of them. and stand next to the u.s. will soon reclaim its right place as the leader in space expiration -- exploration

i am a title 10 employee and i work for the united states air force. title 50 governs the intelligence force. back in the 1970s, president gerald ford issued what's referred to the intelligence ban. members of intelligence are not allowed to kill people. why? well, very publicly we have been caught doing it a few times. we also try to several times to kill castro. in one particular case, we laced his scuba suit with a bunch of lsd. >> so the point is no mor more -- every president rhenew that had until the 1990s when president created an exception for individuals who are leaders in foreign terrorist organizations as it is designated by the state department. the ban means you cannot kill forward but it is okay for intelligence officers to target al-qaeda or other groups that we have said you're terrorists and we don't like you and we'll put you on the list and give you a fair warning. when it comes to multi pilot aircra aircraft, the vast majority of aircraft particularly outside of afghanistan and iraq have not been carried out by uniform or u.s. perso

korean war veteran who served with the united states air force and was stationed here in tampa.t me the importance of voting. means to be a democrat. [cheers and applause] priority every year since i was 18 years old to vote. first vote in my 1992 was for bill clinton. applause]d but it wasn't until just a few decidednths ago that i it was time to be active and show my support for the values that this very campaign is defending. buildingan any that works -- economy that works for everyone. not just for those that are on top. neighborhoods and our communities and our country safe. [cheers and applause] most importantly, respecting each other. applause]d and bringing people from all backgrounds together to make a difference and create solutions. an all-girls school growing up here in tampa, and taught me the belief that women are strong. [cheers and applause] wante can do whatever we if we put our minds to it. work every day trying to make a difference in my lives, and in the hard-working lives of my teachers. that our children's futures are bright and safe, and that we do everyth

he was an officer in the united states air force at langley. served with distinction. alzheimer's cut that short. this is frankie, their daughter, amazing. she's one of the strongest advocates i know for a cause she believes in, and i have learned a lot from her and her entire family. jim passed away this past april. he was just 54 -- just days before his 5 th birthday. she kept a blog about her experiences. this is karen speaking. i want people to see what alzheimer's disease does to a wonderful human being. i want to break the misconception that alzheimer's disease is just old people, forgetting someone's name, getting lost. i want to erase the stereotypical patient idea. i want the stig in a that follows diagnosis to be a thing of the past. we have a long ways to go before that's complete reality across our nation, but she certainly helped me, all the families helped me to understand this. i'm grateful to them and to the alzheimer's association for helping me further really grasp at a deeper level just how this disease is harming our country. now, if we look at it,

monday night, 8:00, a two-hour show, and and the united states air force bands plays under the fireworkspping and they don't follow the list. guess what? one staten island woman to our husband but he didn't follow it. she sent her husband to get power balls, and she wanted him to buy powerball tickets, and he bought mega millions. they won the $169 million jackpot. hit it! >> he actually bought -- he didn't listen to me, he bought $20 in powerball, and little did i know he also bought megatickets as well and had $1 leftover, and he bought a dollar of mega. >> i love her. >> nancy claimed the price. >> because she told him, mega. >> this is my giant check. >> she said powerball and he goes rogue and goes mega, and $64 million bucks, and they kept >> guys, when you go shopping you do whatever you want. >> al roker will end your marriage with that advice. >> buy what you want! >> you put it in your phone, and then i buy ten more things. >> why? >> you come home with cheatios. >> you guys often go rogue away from what debra and christine -- >> no, i get what they ask for. that's specifically

for the 17th year the united states air force ceremonial brass is joining us. we can't say enough about how much we appreciate you all. this is your 75th anniversary as well. it's a big one. this fourth is extra special for you. >> we've had an extraordinary year and we're always pleased to be with you guys representing all of those who are serving around the globe protecting the freedoms that we enjoy today. >> colonel, always an honor to have you here. we'll let you take it away. >> glad to see you guys again. thank you. >> thank you so much. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> beautiful. thank you so much. we'll be back with much more coming up after your local news. first, will you play us out for one more song? >> let's do it. ♪ ♪ . >>> good morning. it's 8:56 on this monday, july fourth. be sure and pack your umbrella if you are headed to the parade on constitution, and it starts at 11:45, and it starts at 7th street and ends at northwest. and bicycles and large coolers will not be allowed and the metro bus runs on a saturday schedule. >>> rain in the forecast, and chuck is checkin

tuesday afternoon they go to north carolina to have a unity rally with the president of the united states on air force one, i think today created more questions than it answered. >> woodruff: sean spicer with the republican national committee, thank you very much. >> thanks, judy. >> woodruff: and now >> woodruff: and now, a different view. joining us live from capitol hill is u.s. representative xavier becerra of california-- he is one of the top-ranking democrats in congress. representative becerra, thank you for being here. even without a recommendation to prosecute, these were it from damning findings, weren't they? >> judy, thanks for having me. as we've known and as the secretary of her said, we need to do things differently, all of us, whether the state department or our own home, we've learned we need to evolve because technology is moving so quickly that you can't have the old password you used to have on your email account because you know it's not sufficient enough to clear you and clearly if you're going to be passing along information that's classified, sensitive matters at state departme

i have two marksmanship awards from the united states air force. i know how lethal these weapons are, which is why we need gun safety legislation. every day 297 people are shot. that means in the incomes five minutes someone else will be -- in the next five minutes someone else will be shot. who will it be? will it be a child? will it be someone that you know? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from colorado reserves. the gentleman from georgia. mr. woodall: i reserve, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia reserves. the gentleman from colorado. mr. polis: we are out of time. i yield myself the balance of the time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. polis: air force staff sergeant chad, jessica, navy petty officer thomas -- john thomas larimer, mikayla, veronica, alex, alex, rebecca, those are the victims of the aurora shooting. jennifer, keira, jarrett, those are the victims of the recent shooting at the health care clinic in colorado springs. it's time for action as w

the oldest and smallest fleets since we created the modern united states air force and the most important administration can talk about right now is changing a policy on transgender individuals. that's not the focus, that's not a priority and the american people should be appalled. >> colonel stay there for a second. i have a poll for everyone to look at. go back to 2011 and 69% of vote rs said they were proud of america, today is 50%. so it was way up there. now 50% proud to be american. liz: yes, 19% swing. the republicans are feeling less proud of america given the direction of the country and when you look at the split, it's men and women agree, both men and women agree that they don't feel as proud of america as they did five years ago. stuart: colonel west come back with us please, i know you're still with us and i know you're a proud american. how do you explain the 19-point drop from just a couple of years ago and the number of people that were proud to be americans? >> well, when you look at propaganda against america. when you see the -- our own president of the united states of

. >> she's going to be campaigning with the president of the united states tomorrow, boarding air force one to head to north carolina. it's the first time the president has campaigned with her officially as the presumptive nominee. donald trump put out a tweet moments ago, i think i've got it here. it says, why is president obama allowed to use air force one on the campaign trail with crooked hillary? he's flying with him tomorrow. who pays? >> and this is exactly where donald trump's sweet spot is. it doesn't matter there may be technical errors in all that. what matters is people are sick and tired of the politicians, sick and tired of washington. and it makes people mad to think of the president flying around on air force one campaigning for hillary clinton. but also, another way of putting it, hillary clinton -- people do believe she has experience. but what they believe is she's been part of the problem for a very long time. and donald trump has to turn all of this away from his personality and make the campaign about trade, terrorism, and largely trade and terrorism. and if he can

age of 23, eileen collins became the first female flight instructor in the history of the united states air force. in 1995, colonel collins became the first woman to pilot the space shuttle. later, she became the first to command a space shuttle mission. then after the nation grieved our loss of space shuttle columbia, eileen collins fearlessly led our first mission back into space. when she brought it back safely, the whole world breathed a sigh of relief. america's astronauts striving to see their country achieve greatness, inspired by those star-lit skies on clear nights and the accomplishments of those pioneers who preceded them. what is it about this great country where so many have risked so much and traveled so far into the heavens? there are many answers in the eyes of these brave men and women, but there is one they all share in their hearts, they love their country so deeply they were willing to risk their lives to keep it strong and make it great. so when you look to the heavens tonight, take a minute to thank god for each and every one of them and say an extra prayer that the u.s. wil

former colonel from the united states air force is here live. [ gunfire ] >>> oh, man, we're back withfox news alert. five police officers murdered in the deadliest attack on law enforcement since september the 11th, 2001. >> [ bleep ]. >> yeah, no kidding. how do you calm a nation on edge? joining us right now is republican u.s. senate nominee in colorado, retired lieutenant colonel darrell glenn. colonel, good morning. >> hey, good morning. >> you know, we have been looking at these pictures and somebody in dallas said it was like a little war. as soon as the shooting started, people started running away from the gunshots. went around the corner and somebody over there was shooting in the other direction. it's crazy. it looks like it was a coordinated attack. >> well, that's possible. and one of the things that we need to understand is people are scare and they want answers. so we need to be very careful not to put too many facts that are out there. we need to allow the investigative process to take hold. recognize this is an opportunity to stand behind law enforcement because they'r

age of 23, eileen collins became the first female flight instructor in the history of the united states air force later she became the first to command a special mission. nation group the loss of space shuttle monday, she fearlessly let our first commission -- mission back into space and she brought it back safely and the whole world breathed a sigh of relief. astronauts, striving to see their country achieved greatness inspired by the star skies on clear nights and accomplish men's of those pioneers who preceded them. what is it about this great country where so many have risked so much and traveled so far into the heavens? there are many answers in the eyes of these brave men and women, but there is one we all share, they love their country so deeply they were willing to risk their lives to keep it strong and make a great. -- make it great. you look to the heavens tonight, take a minute to thank god for each and every one of them. and stand next to the u.s. will soon reclaim its right place as the leader in space expiration -- exploration because it will summon the courage and strength to make

air force one is getting ready to take off outside of washington, d.c. the president of the united states is on board. the presumptive democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton is on board as well. they will have their first campaign appearance in an hour and a half, two hours from now in charlotte, north carolina. the president just boarded moments ago. air force one is getting ready to take off. we'll have extensive coverage on that. james comey recommended that no criminal charges be filed against hillary clinton for her use of private e-mail servers during her four years as secretary of state even though you offered very damning criticisms of her using her personal e-mail server. stand by. much more on the race for the white house coming up. >>> but there's other important news that we're following right now. the holiest month of the year for muslims is coming to an end and while this is normally a very festive month. let's talk about this and more with ben wedeman joining us live from baghdad. it's worth noting that cnn is the only american network that is live in baghdad right

united states. he stepped off air force one tonight in warsaw in poland and gave a searing and at times deeply personalegin by expressing my condolences for the families of alton sterling and philando castile. when incidents like this occur, there's a big chunk of our fellow citizenry that feels as if because of the color of their skin, they are not being treated the same and that hurts. and that should trouble all of us. this is not just a black issue. it's not just a hispanic issue. this is an american issue that we should all care about, all fair-minded people should be concerned. let me just say we have extraordinary appreciation and respect for the vast majority of police officers who put their lives on the line to protect us every single day. they've got a dangerous job. it is a tough job. as i've said before, they have a right to go home to their families just like anybody else on the job. and there are going to be circumstances in which they have to make split second decisions. we understand that. but when we see data that indicates disparities in how african-americans and latinos may be treate

united states navy. we've got the air force 725th maintenance squadron! we've got marines from marrone.nding civilian personnel. don't be left out, civilians. let's make some noise. and, of course, we've got the loved ones who serve by your side. give it up for our incredible military families! whoo! and we're proud to be joined by our outstanding spanish allies and friends. mati naros from our spain's armada. yeah, we can clap. come on. see, the spanish are a little more polite than we are, all right? we're just yelling. i want to acknowledgedmiral munoz delgado, ad myrell swanses and admiral gonzalez gomez. and on behalf of the american people, i want to thank mayor arana and everyone in his community and this country for being such great hosts and partners and friends to all of the american personnel and their families who are here in spain. we're grateful. muchos gracias. now, i'm not going to give a long speech. i know you've been standing here or sitting here for a while, and it's a little warm. but what i really wanted to do is come down and shake some han hands. you know, i -- l

when we wear the uniform of the united states army or navy or the marine corps air force we are in servicee today, we have 400 professional landscapers from 31 states. we can provide a day of service to help unify the grounds for brothers and sisters below the headstones. >> for the volunteers here it's a way to say thank you to the more than 400,000 service members laid to rest here. in the busiest time of year for landscapers, they have no problem coming out and spending their day at such a special place. back to you inside. leon: tonight, after a week full of shock, anger and retribution, the little things make a difference for local police, including a heartwarming 911 call. a fever is spreading and your kids are probably under its sp abc7 goes on a pokÉmon go adventure. and a man all alone -- he calls 911 for help. that never arrives. side said spoke with the -- solved the mystery of the lost call. announcer: from abc7 news, this is a breaking news alert. leon: we begin with the breaking news we have been following from western michigan. two bailiffs kill and a deputy injured at a cou

united states. i'm proud of the maelstrom air force base. we have one-third of our nation's icbm's ready at any moment here to defend our freedom. they silently sit across the plains of montana. but senate democrats are failing them. it's unacceptable. and as the senate heads home for the work period, i challenge my democrat colleagues to go back home, look at those veterans and those active duty troops in the eye and ask did i serve these selfless men and women or did i let the minority leader of the democrats play cheap party politics with funding their pay? the minority leader's constituents in nevada deserve more. montanans deserve more. the american people deserve more. i want to now recognize the junior senator from north carolina, thom tillis, who has an amazing group of active military and veterans in north carolina. i'm proud to stand here with senator tillis. senator tillis, look forward to hearing what you have to say. mr. tillis: thank you, senator daines, and for all the work you do in supporting our troops. lieutenant colonel s

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air force one, marine one, the president of the united states. >> rose: it is great, great, great. >> and i was nothing. almost died. and here i am with the president of the united states. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: captioning sponsored by rose communications >> o'brien: welcome to the program. i'm miles o'brien from the pbs "newshour" filling in for charlie rose who is away on assignment this week. we begin with dan balz, the chief correspondent for "the washington post." >> it was classic kind of jim comey. he's an independent-minded official and public servant with high respect on both sides of the aisle, and he steered a careful course through all of the mine fields that were laid out in front of him during that hearing. >> o'brien: we continue with jelani cobb with the "new yorker" magazine. >> i think dallas is catastrophic for lots of reasons nversation around policeawho accountability, it becomes infinitely more difficult to have that conversation because, now, we're much more

or boeing aircraft from the united states in order to fund their military -- their air force. so that is clearly not something that they're trying to do. like i said, they could hire -- excuse me -- they could buy directly from the russian government, as they have done in the past and continue to do. mr. speaker, it's ironic that exactly one year after the u.s. nd p-5-plus 1 that congress is voting to undermine the jcpoa. the votes on the floor are attempting to undermine that and to have another bite at the apple and try to bring down the agreement. i'd like to remind my fellow members that we debated this already and the house and senate failed to pass a joint disapproval. so far, according to high-level israeli officials, iran remains in compliance with that agreement. we should focus instead on ensuring this is fully implemented and that our inspectors have a full and fair opportunity to maintain that ran is indeed in compliance. the global community as a result of this agreement will be better positioned to know when to respond sooner and with the den fit of having vast d

air force base in arizona. the jet was developed by the united states and several other countries.apan plans to purchase 42 in total. after pilot training, the first batch will be deployed at the misawa base in northeastern japan. >>> the international olympic committee revealed another doping scandal. it says nearly two dozen samples of medalists at the 2008 beijing olympics tested positive in a reanalysis. ioc officials on friday released test results for 386 athletes. at the games. they said 30 of them in 4 sports tested positive. and that 23 were medalists. the officials also released test results for 138 athletes from the 2012 london olympics. they said samples of 15 in 2 sports came back as positive. in the reanalysis, a total of 98 athletes in the last 2 games have so far tested positive. since march, the ioc and the world anti-doping agency have jointly retested samples from the athletes using the latest technology. the ioc has not disclosed the names of the athletes and their nationalities. but they have reported the results to the athlete's national olympic committees. th

state senate this year for the first time in 44 years, the state that is going to elect 20 air force reserve veteran hans regal to the unitedj. trump for president. [ cheers and applause ] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, delaware 16 votes trump. >> district of columbia. 19 delegates with the following bound delegates. 19 trump. >> no! roll call! roll call! >> madam secretary, mr. chairman, the district of columbia, whose local gop organization was instrumental in the creation of the republican national committee back in 1856, the district of columbia delineated by george washington and graced by abraham lincoln, the district of columbia, home of the great republican frederick douglass and capital of the greatest country in the world and in accordance with the will of its citizens, our delegation is duly bound to cast 10 votes for senator rubio and nine votes for governor john kasich. [ boos ] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, district of columbia, 19 vote, trump. [ cheers and applause ] >> florida. 99 delegates -- >> we're

. >> talk about the united states with military forces on the ground there in turkey, air base in southernkey from where air attacks against isis have been launched and the measures they took while this coup attempt was happening and how that may complicate a relationship between two countries and our placement of forces there. >> well, intriguing or interestingly enough, just before i came out here for this live shot, i got a call from a u.s. official who said that for the second time in 24 hours, the turkish military has, again, suspended all combat operations, u.s. and coalition combat operations out of the air base, critical air base in southeastern turkey to launch strikes gebs isis in both syria and in iraq. the officials who we talked to this morning, moments ago, could not really explain what this suspension was for. but during the coup itself, those flights were suspended for only 25 minutes before the base commander lifted the suspension and those flights resumed routinely overnight according to the u.s. officials. we're keeping track of that situation there to figure out what th

united states. >>> back at home, president obama is making his first joint campaign appearance with hillary clinton. they're flying to charlotte on air force one. their first time traveling together in four years. the president is expected to share the foe to friend relationship of their friendship. donald trump asks what's paying for it. we're told the clinton gacampai is picking up the fab. >> trump is heading to raleigh. he's talking about a tweet he deleted. he issued a statement saying attacks by hillary clinton linking the star in the image to the star of david are ridiculous. he insists it have a basic star used by sheriffs and he accused clinton of drying to divert attention from her and her husband's dishonest behavior. >> new details about an explosion in central park which injured a virginia student. experimenter was behind the explosion. doing tests on the compound that blew up to learn more about it. they don't believe the device was intentionally divined to hurt people. >>> an american college student, police are trying to figure out how his body ended up in a river after arriving in italy. >> reporter: the mystery unfolding