air force and coast guard. army, -- ng the representing the united states marine corps -- representing the united states navy -- representing the united states air force -- representing the exit coast guard -- to represent those held captive horse to -- or still unaccounted for -- ladies and gentlemen, we will now observe a moment of silence followed by taps. detail, attention. ♪ taps" playing] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, that concludes today's ceremony. thank you for attending. >> tonight on c-span at 10 p.m. eastern, commencement addresses from new jersey senator cory booker, vice president mike pence, illinois senator tammy duckworth, former president bill clinton, former senator kelly ayotte, and the chair of the joint chiefs of staff, marine general joseph dunford. that starts at 10 p.m. eastern tonight. today is memorial day for remembrance of the men and women while serving in the nation's armed forces. this morning, c-span cameras were at the national all in d.c.ngton ec -- washington we visited the veterans memorial and the world war ii memorial.

united states army. >> report. army all present. marines all present. united states navy all present. air force all present. coast guard all present. >> today's ceremony will feature six wreaths representing army, navy, marine corps, air force, coast guard and those missing in action. representing the united states army, brigadier general steve siver, and major tulsi gabbard. >> representing the united states marine corps, lt. general jack bergmann, and colonel al cook. >> representing the united states navy, commander tim murphy and lieutenant commander peel olsen. -- pete olsen. representing the united states air force brigadier general donald bacon and major adam kinzinger. representing the united states coast guard, ralph abraham and seaman steve blainye. to represent those held captive or still unaccounted for, command sergeant major tim walls and colonel joe wilson, united states army. ladies and gentlemen, we will now observe a moment of silence, followed by "taps." [moment of silence] detail, attention. [playing of "taps"] ♪ ladies and gentlemen, that concludes today's sorry money. thank you for atte

as the united states air force celebrates its 70th birthday this year, this trophy will serve as a point of pride for the academies cadets, graduates, and all of the members, past and present, of the united states air force that we love. i love the air force. i love those planes. i love buying those plans at a reduced price, i'm really good at negotiating. i have to tell you this, they can check, i have cut billions and billions of dollars off plane contracts. did they give me credit? no, but that's okay. we can either do one of two things, we can buy more planes or we can cut the budget, what do you want to do? she says by more planes. nowadays, i think you're right. as proud as we are of your achievements on the field, we are even more proud of you and all those who attend our service academies in general. whenever an air force crew flies, you'll always find a powerful symbol of american strength in american prestige. from the a-10 warthog, this is what you -- she said please mr. president, order more. you think that's a great plan. it doesn't pretty big damage, i know that. we're work

united states army. >> marine corps all present. >> air force? >> all present. >> coast guard? >> all present. >> today's ceremony will feature six wreaths representing the army, navy, air force, -- representing the united states army, the brigadier general in the major toby that's -- and major toby. >> representing the united states marine corps, general jack burton. >> representing the united states navy, commander tim burton. >> representing the united states air force, brigadier general and major adam kinzinger. >> representing the united states coast guard, ralph abraham and seaman steve blaney. >> to represent those held -- >> to represent those held captive or still unaccounted for, major tim walz and colonel joe wilson, united states army. >> ladies and gentlemen, we will now observe a moment of silence, followed by "taps." plays] ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, that includes today's ceremony -- that concludes today's ceremony. thank you for attending. announcer: tonight on c-span, we will take you to arlington national cemetery, where president trump observed memorial day.

brigadier general scott perry of the united states army. >> air force. >> all present. >> coast guard, all present. >> today's ceremony will feature six wreaths representing the army, marine corps, navy, coast guard, and those missing in action. representing the united states army, brigadier general stivers and major tulsi gabbard. >> representing the united states marine corps, lieutenant general jack ferman and colonel paul cook. >> representing the united states navy commander tim murphy and lieutenant commander pete holt. >> representing the united states air force, brigadier general donald bacon and major adam kinziger. >> representing the united states coast guard, ralph abraham and seaman steve blaney. >> to represent those held captive or still unaccounted for, major tim walz and colonel joe wilson, united states army. >> ladies and gentlemen, we will now observe a moment of silence, followed by "taps." [playing taps] >> ladies and gentlemen, that concludes today's ceremony. thank you for attending. >> this holiday weekend on book tv on c-span2, tonight at 8:30 p.m. eastern, c

as the united states air force celebrates its birthday this year, this will serve as a point of pride for the academy's cadets, graduates and all of the members past and present of the united states air force that we love. [ cheers and applause ] >> i love the air force. i love those planes. i love buying those planes at a reduced price. i have been really negotiating. i have to tell you this and they can check. i have cut billions and billions of dollars off plane contracts sitting here. do they give me credit? no. but that's okay. we can either do one of two things. we can buy more planes or cut the budget? what do you want to do? she says buy more planes. i think you're right. nowadays i think you're right. as proud as we are of your achievements on the field, we are even more proud of you and all of those who attend our service academies in general. for your distinguished service on behalf of our great nation. whenever an air force crew flies, you'll always find a powerful symbol of american strength and american prestige. from the wart hog, stand up, this is what she flies, she s

united states marine corps, lieutenant general jack ferman and colonel paul cook. >> representing the united states navy commander timur fi and lieutenant commander pete holt. -- tim murphy and lieutenant commander pete holt. >> representing the united states air force, brigadier general donald bacon and major dam kinsinger. -- kinziger. >> representing the united states coast guard, ralph abraham and seaman steve blaney. >> to represent those held captive or still unaccounted for, major tim walz and colonel joe wilson, united states army. >> ladies and gentlemen, we will now observe a moment of silence, followed by "taps." ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, that concludes today's ceremony. thank you for attending. >> regard lets of your background, remember where you came from. hold on to the way so many of you reached out to mentor young ersons through the cares about kids, hold on to the way you engaged in this community. and make sure to bring that commitment to whatever walk of life you choose. >> bravery not perfection was the key that unlocked every door i have walked through since. it took me 33 years to figure out that brown girls can do white guy things too. >> you understand that you are here because of a lot of help then you also understand that

. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join the united states air force band in singing our national anthemrumroll] american national anthem] ♪ [applause] >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, general dunford. [applause] [cheers] gen. dunford: mr. president, mr. vice president, secretary mattis, distinguished guests, and most importantly, to our gold star families, it is an honor to join you this morning in remembrance and reflection. since the founding of our republic, more than 42 million americans have stepped forward to serve the country in uniform. their story is one of selflessness, courage, and shared commitment. it is also one of extraordinary sacrifice. more than one million americans who have answered the call of duty gave the last full measure of their devotion so that fellow citizens could live in freedom and raise their children in peace. today, we honor the following from battlefields that serve as waypoints in our history. saratoga to gettysburg, belleau wood to midway, chosin to ia drang, and korengal valley to fallujah. today, we reflect on the enormity of their sacrif

. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join the united states air force band in singing our national anthem anthem ♪ [applause] >> please be seated. generalnd gentlemen, dunford. [applause] gen. dunford: mr. president, mr. vice president, secretary mattis, distinguished guests, and our gold star families it is an honor to join you this morning and reflection. since the founding of our republic, thousands of americans has stepped forward to serve in uniform. their story is one of selflessness, courage, and sheer commitment. the story is also one of extraordinary sacrifice. more than one million americans who have answered the call of duty gave the last full measure of their devotion so that fellow citizens could live in freedom and raise their children in peace. today, we honor the fallen on the battlefields that serve as waypoints in our history. , today, to gettysburg we reflect on the enormity of their sacrifice and the dreams never realized. today, we also reflect on the sacrifice of the families left behind. the english of parents, spouses, siblings, and friends. of parents,sh spouses,

as the united states air force celebrates its 70th birthday this year, this trophy will serve as pointof pride for the academy's cadets, graduates, all the members, past and presence of the united states air force. that we love. [applause] i love the air force. i love those planes. i love buying planes at a reduced price. i have been negotiating. i have cut billions, they can check, right, martha, i have cut billions and billions of dollars off plane contracts sitting here. do they give me credit? no. but that is okay. we can either do one of two things. we can buy more planes or cut the budget. what do you want to do? she says buy more planes. think you're right. you now adays i think you're right. as proud as we are of your achievements on the field, we are even more proud of you, and all of those who attend our service academies in general. for your distinguished service on behalf of our great nation. when ever a air force crewç flies, you will fly a powerful symbol of american strength and american prestige. from the a-10 warthog, this is what she flies. she said, please, please,

to date nearly 1.3 million americans are serving in active duty in the united states army, air force, navy, marines, card. another 800,000 americans stand ready in our reserves and wherever they are, home or abroad, the men and women of the armed forces of the united states stand tall and stand together. you form the unbreakable backbone of american freedom. [applause] today we recognize what you do every day. but we also recognize that you do not in many cases serve alone and so allow me to take a moment to say thank you to the family members who serve beside you, stand behind you, let us give thanks to the families of our armed forces, especially those are with us today. [applause] the truth is that while our servicemembers into the family that serves, isn't it mark's family that makes the sacrifices. we know today that family members who are here, spouses, children, grandchildren, you have the gratitude of our commander-in-chief. my wife and i know a little bit about what it's like to be in a military family. while neither of us wore the uniform, our fathers both served in the mili

. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join the united states air force band in singing our national anthemnal anthem" ] ♪ ♪ playing "the national anthem" ] [ playing "the national anthem" ] ♪ >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, general dunford. >> mr. president, mr. vice president, secretary mattis, distinguished guests, and most importantly, to our gold star families it's an honor to join you this morning in remembrance and reflection. since the founding of our republic more than 42 million americans have stepped forward to serve their country in uniform. their story is one of selflessness, it's one of our congress, and it's one of pure commitment. but the story is also one of extraordinary sacrifice. more than 1 million americans who have answered the call to duty gave the last full measure of their devotion so their fellow citizens could live in freedom and raise their children in peace. today we honor the fallen on battlefields that serve as way points in our history. saratoga to gettysburg, bellawood to midway. and to fallujah. we reflect on the enormity of the sacrifice. we re

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. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join the united states air force band in singing our national anthempplause] >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, general dunford. [applause] >> mr. president, mr. vice president, secretary mattis, distinguished guests and most importantly, our gold star famili families. it's an honor to join you in remembrance. this story is one of selflessness and courage and commitment and extraordinary sacrifice. more than one million americans have answered the call of duty gave the last full measure of their devotion is fellow citizens with be raised in freedom and enjoy peace. saratoga to gettysburg, midway. today we reflect on the enormity of the sacrifice. reflect in the hopes and dreams never realized. today we all still reflect on the sacrifice of the families left behind. the anguish of parents, spouses, siblings and friends. the sadness of children growing up without fathers or mothers. we know for the families every day is memorial day. today we also reflect on what is most important about the men and women we honor. we reflect on how they live. the

every single day to serve as your commander-in-chief to the incredible men and women of the united states air forcel place. [applause] trump: very, very special. i want to welcome the acting secretary of the air force and the air force chief of staff, general david goldfine. thank you. thank you. [applause] heredent trump: the cadets represent not only the future of our air force but the future of our country here at their skilled dedication, loyalty, and patriotism represent the very best of america. thanks especially to the air force academy superintendent, lieutenant general michelle johnson for your outstanding stewardship. you have been truly outstanding. thank you. [applause] president trump: developing leaders, character, so many things are developed at the academy. it is really an amazing, amazing job they do. we all join the proud and this thing with heritage of the long, blue line. you know what that is, fellows? [laughter] president trump: that is a long, big, beautiful blue line. i would like to welcome several members of congress who are here today, including, maybe just stand up. doug

every single day to serve as your commander in chief to the incredible men and women of the united states air forcevery special, beautiful place. very, very special. i also want to welcome the acting secretary of the air force, lisa dispel in the air force chief of staff, general david goldfein. thank you. the cadets here represent not only the future of our air force, but also the future of our country. their skill, dedication, loyalty, and patriotism represent the very best of america. thanks especially to the air force academy superintendent, lieutenant general missile stomach dumb economic [applause] developing leaders, character. so many things are developed at the academy, it's really an amazing, amazing job they do. we all join the very proud and distinguished heritage of the long blue line. you know what that is. that's a long, big, beautiful blue line. i would also like to welcome several members of congress who are here today, including maybe just stand up for a second, doug. hi doug. tadpole, ted, thank you ted. don bacon. hi don. doug collins. and my friend, martha makes sally, who by t

to the incredible men and women of the united states air force, very special beautiful place. very special. [ cheers and applause ] >> i also want to welcome the acting secretary of the air force and the air force chief of staff general david goldfeind. thank you. the cadets here represent not only the future of our air force, but also the future of our country. their skill, dedication, loyalty and patriotism represent the very best of america. thanks especially to the air force academy superintendent and for your outstanding service. you have been truly outstanding and we appreciate it so much. developing leaders, character, i mean, so many things are developed at the academy. it's really an amazing, amazing job they do. we all join the very proud and distinguished heritage of the long blue line. you know what that is, fellows. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's a long big beautiful blue line. i would also like to welcome several members of congress who are here today, including maybe just stand up for a second, doug lamborn. hi, doug. ted poe. thank you, ted. don bacon. hi, do

listen now as the united states air force band performs "america the beautiful."america the beautiful"] beautiful for spacious grain for amber waves of purple mountains majesties above the fruited plain america his grace on the and crown thy good with brotherhood to shining sea! o beautiful for pilgrim feet [indistinct lyrics] america! america! grace on thee and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea! and crown thy good with brotherhood sea ♪ea to shining [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, secretary mattis. [applause] mattis: they shall not are leftas those who will grow old. age shall not weary them. and going down with the sun in will never them. mr. president, mr. vice president, chairman of the joint family's,ld star everyone -- we gather here today with a shared attitude of gratitude. 20 centuries ago, so plutarch tells us, in old spartan king observes, it's not the places men, but men grace the place. today, we know that he was right. more than a century ago, this 620 four-acre plot of land was a plantation on the potomac. scenic, but hardl

. >> the united states air force academy football team well they were awarded com commandner chief trophy tuesday by president trump. this is 20th time air force won the trough: team won fourts of the last 7 years. >> i keep saying one day i'll go to win these teams when the military teams face each other because that looks like it's such a -- >> like army navy football game is classic one. >> i want to go to that one. >> that's a bucket list. for you. >> that's easy to get into i hear. >> gorgeous spring like day today for you. temperatures today holding in the 60s most of the reej yovrment. 52 to 62 as kids get off the bus stop and rather cool out there. 64 to 70. 7 day forecast shows next chance of rain really late tomorrow night. clou day tomorrow and most of the day on friday. looks look a soaker. that's a check of the for forecast. erin is back with traffic. >> coming up on 4:57 we have construction 395 northbound side. blocking right shoulder request kopz as you make your way past gleeb road. slowing down traffic with the rights lane, right shoulder blocked. keep it to "fox5". any

is legitimate and in fact, newspaper of records for colorado springs, which is home to the united states air force academy. so, i can verify that this picture is authentic, not staged in a true and accurate representation of what happened last monday, may 15. this little girl is kristen goodone, an took over of the air force academy. the civilian in the picture with her is her wife and they have two little girls. what about this whole thing with her shoes? i connected with the chief of internal operations for the air force academy today. and here's what he told me. general goodwin was wearing authorized low quarter shoes with a high gloss finish. he sent me a section of out manual. low quarters can be worn with the service dress and service uniforms. they may be high gloss or patent finish. so joseph, it's legit, and a big thanks for boden to get back to me on this. they had a lot going on there. well speaking of the air force, how about this one? barbra from wheaten sent an e- mail asking me why is the flag on the tail of air force one backwards? here's the presidential 747 landing a few and the

go to getfios.com >> welcome back, president trump welcomed the united states air force academy thete house today. >> that was very nice. he presented the team with the trophy in air force defeated both army and navy and the president obviously happy to highlight the accomplishment. this is what winning looks like. something that you folks really know a lot about. what a record. the falcons had ten wins and only three losses, a tremendous achievement and they played tough, tough teams. >> this is the 20th time the air force has won the trophy. they won four of the last seven games. watching the ceremony today, he had the new england patriots there a couple weeks ago. this is the second team. he's going to have a collection of his jerrieses no doubt about that. the president went off message before honoring the players singling out some congress members who were in attendance asking them about healthcare so maybe a little bit -- i think some of of the guys behind the president were a little okay, we'll just stand here. he did about the recent budget deal they workd out and actually s

and tonight at 8:30 united states air force band will play a free show, fire works display expected to go on at 9:30. see them all over the delaware river. reporting live along penns landing, anni mccormack for channel six "action news". walter and sarah back to you. >> thank you. >>> memorial day weekend is a great time to bring together family, friend, neighbors n haddon heights community members gathered at mclaughlin norcross memorial dell for a cook out. everyone chipped into cook up the hot dogs, burgers and to contribute baked goods for the dessert. >>> of course, the place to be this holiday weekend is the new jersey shore. action cam here in ocean city, today where the boardwalk was packed. down on the beach, lots of folks were enjoying the sunshine while others were busy building their own little personal fort. >>> take the six abc app with you this holiday weekend. you'll find traffic cameras, the conditions, the detailed accu weather forecast and storm tracker six live radar on your phone or tablet. six abc app is a free down load for your mobile device. >>> all right. much

johnson superintendent united states air force academy. with that, dr. van winkle, you're now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. chairman kaufman, ranking member spear and subcommittee members thank you for having me here today to discuss the results of the d.o.d. results on sexual harassment and violence at the military service academies. the department is committed to promoting an environment where all service members, cadets and midshipman are treated with dignity and respect. sexual assault and harassment have no place in our armed forces and military academies. these behaviors effect our people's well being and effect the overall readiness. one instance of sexual assault, harassment, can impact the trust between military members, degrade unit cohesion and takes focus off of the mission at hand. the strength of our force relies on the resiliency and discipline of our military members. these behaviors and tolerance of the behaviors weaken our force. preventing criminal behavior, providing care for service members and holing offenders appropria

uniform, thank you for remembering. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, listen now as the united states air forcea the beautiful." ♪ ♪ o beautiful for spacious skies for amber waves of grain ♪ ♪ for purple mountain majesties above the fruited plain ♪ ♪ america america god shed his grace on thee ♪ ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ o beautiful for pilgrims' feet whose stern impassion ed stress♪ ♪ a thoroughfare of freedom beat across the wilder nness ♪ ♪ america america god mend thine every flaw confirm thy soul in self-control ♪ ♪ god shand crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, secretary mattis. [ applause ] >> they shall grow not old as we that are left grow old. age shath shall not worry them as the years condemn. as the sun goes down, we will remember them. mr. president, mr. vice president, chairmen of the joint chiefs of staff, family members of the gold stars, we gather together with a shared gratitude. centuries ago, a king observed it is not the places that grace men but men grace the places. today we know that

as the united states air force celebrates its 70th birthday this year, this trophy will serve as a point of pride for the academies cadets. vonnie: you have been watching president trump about to present -- he made a speech to the air force academy falcons. he also made comments on spending and that bill. we will talk about that in just a bit. first we want to go to beverly hills. global leaders in politics, business, and entertainment gathered there. erik schatzker is standing by. erik: thanks so much. haymanyle bass of capital of the game famous -- who became famous who has been talking to us about china and the credit bubble building there. we all want to know what it is going to pop. we have seen interesting developments in china, regulatory crackdown on the shadow banking system. the way the chinese government is going after it is by preventing the banks from making these investments, what are they called, entrusted investments that underpin the wmp market. wealth management products. how serious do you think this is? mr. bass: when you look at the wmp market, these are basically le

. >>> the united states air force landed an experimental aircraft yesterday. >> reporter: the missionspace craft touched down at the kennedy space center. it's an experimental unmanned shuttle that spent the past 700 days in space as part of a class fied mission, the craft set an orbit endurance record and landed for the first time in flavment experts said there is broad implications for -- florida. experts said there are broad implications. >> crafts cannot stay up there for very long. >> the air force is saying, we are very pleased with the performance of the speak vehicle but it's not clear what the shuttle was doing up there. some theories include setting up a weapons platform or setting up a spay plane but it was most likely a research mission. >> they are looking at technology and doing experiments. >> it's now america's most advanced space craft. it's next flight launches from florida later this year. >>> now to something that has a lot of parents and kids talking. schools in marin county are urging parents to look at for suicidal behavior in their children. the series has rece

tomorrow he will present the commander-in-chief united states air force academy paid wednesday the president will host the palestinian authority for an official visit and thursday will host a national day of prayer event and as a mention last week you attend an event commemorating the 75th anniversary of the battle aboard the uss intrepid and meet with the prime minister of australia. but continue to update you throughout the week. with that, your questions. >> to go back to comments the president made on health care regarding preexisting conditions. he said particularly the bill he wants to sign would mandate the preexisting conditions. can you talk through what he meant their? was he referring to something he wants to include in the bill? >> i think both in the sense of macarthur meadows amendment ensures the preexisting conditions are continued to be covered. obviously this bill hopefully passes the house this week or whatever that thing goes through an issue that is important to him. >> how is that if those people are treated affordably. the high-risk pool, and what are you doing to ensu

. >> united states air force academy football team was awarded xhapdner chf by president trump tuesdays is 20 plg time air force won the trophy and the team won it in four of the last seven years. good for them congratulations. >> 5:50 is the time time. let's look at sorrys on social media. >> president trump spoke with vladimir putin on what white house called a good phone conversation. they discussed setting up safe zones to deescalate the violence and plan to send top state official to talk again today for kakistan. >> and hillary clinton opening up about her election loss. clinton takes the responsibility for losing and she also blames masagny, fbi and russian influence for fortureing the income. if election were october 27 she would be president today. she does not intend to run for office begin. she says she's cu of the election by writing a book about it. >> police officer in texas has been fired after shooting and killing a black teen riding in a car while leaving a house party. police department said officer roy oliver was let go for violating department policies during the sh

the day ended with a free concert by united states air force band and those loud fire works, over the delaware river >>> developing right now, a tragic holiday weekend in kensington after someone shot and killed siblings, victims discovered by their sister inside of their home on clear field street. fox 29's sabina kuriakose has very latest from philadelphia police headquarters. >> reporter: at lee one of the victims can best be described as patron saint of the her city block. we went up and down the street and nobody had a bad word to say about her, or her brother and that is why they cannot figure out who, murdered them in such a horrific fashion. >> everyone need to do something but not that way. it is really crazy. i just can't believe it. she was just the sweetest. >> reporter: on some city blocks neighbors mike share a passing wave or a smile. luck year blocks that have one special personality, that is big enough to bring the whole community together again. on the 1900 block of east clear field street, friend and neighbors say that was 54 year-old florence, better known as miss

day ended with a free concert by united states air force band and loud fire works, that i could hear over the delaware river. >>> right now to the developing story a tragic holiday weekend in kensington after someone shot and killed siblings. it was another sister who made tragic discovery this happening on sunday inside victim's home on clearfield street. fox 29 sabina kuriakose has very latest from philadelphia police headquarters. >> reporter: one of the victims can best be described as a patron saint of her city block, we went up and down that street and be in had a bad word to say about her, or her brother and that why is they just can't figure out who murdered them in such a horrific fashion. >> everyone need to do something but not just teen and a knot that way. it is really crazy. i just can't believe it. she was just the sweetest. >> reporter: on some city blocks neighbors might share a passing wave or smile. luck year blocks have that one special personality, big enough to bring the whole community together and on the 1900 block of east clearfield street friend and neighbor

those two individuals secretary gates sent a very powerful message to every commander in the united states air force that has anything to do with nuclear assurety that the air force, the department of defense, this nation would not tolerate failure of command, failure of leadership, failure of mission effectiveness. but we have a similar problem today. so in the words of the current secretary of the navy, sharing private naked photos of private service members without their consent is quote,ic predatory behavior, quotes, that involves agregious breakdown of the military. and per the current commandant of the marine corp on his watch has metastasized those who serve must be held to the highest standard. we can't win wars if the marines don't trust one another. good order and discipline as a military of effectiveness. as judge baker eloquently outlined for us, the supreme court -- while the u.s. supreme court has recently declined to create new bright lined categories of protected speech has long recognized that certain types of speech have enjoyed less rigorous protection as a historic matter. though

[cheers and applause] please join me in welcoming the united states air force sergean sergeant. >> chrisold. thank you, sergeant, for your service and welcome home. this is "special report." tomorrow night, bret interviews malcom turnbull. i am chris wallace in washington. "the story" with martha maccallum is next. ♪ ♪ >> if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor. period. if you like your health care plan, you will be able to keep your health care plan. period. >> we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it. [applause] >> martha: we are a number that moment but then came the campaign of 2016, and the g.o.p. tried to undo that. >> one of the true staples of my campaign, and i say to ou

who just saw commissioned into the navy midshipmancorps, two will be commissioned in the united states air forcee class of 2017 also includes, graduates from 16 nations around the world. at this time, we invite these international graduating midshipmen to stand when their name is called along with their national delegation who are in attendance today. nationalduates who's flag they're flying above the arches will return to their countries with their armed forces. ofm the people republic bangladesh. , kingdom ofa .ambodia of costa rica.ic .rom georgia you.ank today's graduates join the more than 83,000 men and women who graduated from the naval academy 1845.its founding in as part of the graduation ceremony members of the naval receive this that year's graduates by 50 years continuing chain of naval academy graduates by presenting engraved europe form devices to the class of 2017. class ofembers of the 1967 are listed in your program and are here today to in the special recognition of naval academy graduates contributions across the decade. please join my in recognizing distinguished graduates. t

tomorrow, he'll present the commander-in-chief trophy to the united states air force academy. wednesday, the president will host the president of the palestinian authority for a official visit, and on thursday, he'll host a national day of prayer event, and as i mentioned last week, he will then attend a event commemorate the 75th anniversary of the battle of coral sea and meet with the prime minister of australia. i'll continue to update you on the schedule throughout the week and with that, your questions. jill. >> thank you very much. so to go back to the comment the president made -- [question off mic] was he referring to something he wants to push to include in the bill, talking about the language that's already in there? >> well, i think both. in the sense to the macarthur meadows amendment shows that preexisting conditions are continued to be covered. but then obviously this bill hopefully passes the how is this week or whenever it does, and then go through the house. this is an issue that is important to him. >> how does he ensure, though, that those people are actuall

we are truly and deeply proud to welcome the falcons of the united states air force academy to the whitet importantly. [ cheers and applause ] congratulations to you all. coach calhoun, you and your team had quite a season. like good air force guys, you flew under the radar to victory. we are buying a lot of those under the radar planes. in fact, you can fly over the radar. you're still not going to detect them. they cost a lot of money. i'll tell you that. this week our republican team had its own victory under the radar. that's a very important thing for the men and women of the united states military. it's a very important thing for the people of our country. in our new budget, and it's been a very hotly contested budget because, as you know, we have to go through a long and rigorous process. but we have ended years of painful cuts to our military and just achieved a $21 billion increase in defense spending. [ cheers and applause ] and we didn't do any touting like the democrats did, by the way. not only did we achieve this massive and needed increase in defense, we did so without hav

he will present to the united states air force academy. wednesday president will host the president of the palestinian authority for an official visit. thursday he will host a national day of prayer event and he will then commemorate the 75th anniversary of the battle of coral sea aboard the u.s.s. intrepid. pi will update you on the schedule throughout the week. with that, your questions. >> it creates conditions, can you talk us through what you meant there was he referring to something he wants to push to exclude in the bill? talking about the language that's already in there. >> i think both. in the sense that the mccar they are amendment ensures that preexisting conditions continue to be covered. it then goes through the senate and the house and this is an issue that's important to him. >> that those people are treated affordably. there was from aarp the high risk pool the premiums could be over $25,000 for somebody. what's he doing to ensure that that doesn't happen? >> there's two things. i think he mentioned this in the interview.

. >> was that message received by the united states air force? >> they're clearly still working their way through this. >> i got it -- >> they have a broader set of circumstances with respect to manpower at large. i personally had the chief of the air force come out to fort meade, said this is what i'm saying. do i have the right picture, is this accurate. he said no, you have an accurate sense that we're not where we need to be. here's what i'm trying to do to get there. my job is to help him and also to keep the pressure on to make sure we sustain this. >> in your job, you have to look at scenarios. give us the best scenario and the worst scenario. >> for? >> cyber attacks on the united states. >> the worst case scenario in my mind has a couple dimensions to it. outright destructive activity focused on some aspects from critical infrastructure. >> including space? >> you it could be space. and then in addition to outright destruction, the other thing that concerns me is he two other things. the second thing in terms of worst consequence do we se

performed by the national captioning institute, chairman -- and 17th chief of staff in the united states air force honors the courage, the sacrifice, the toil and the blood of a generation who dared to fight for war for independence. they did so in a quest to found a nation dedicated to those self evident, values and truths and all people are created equal and in a conviction that citizens of our nations could, can, and should cover themselves. now, 242 years after the first shot was fired at concord, the museum can begin its work as an institution that preserves the stories and inspires generations of young people to embrace the meeting of those troops. but as museum even as a new museum, we have our own story and own heroes who encouraged sacrifice made the day possible. it is both my pleasure and duty to thank and recognize them. first, our predecessor and sustained by many dedicated selfless people throughout the 20th century, thanks to them with can present -- sustained by amended -- dedicated -- selfless people throughout the 20th century, thanks to them with can present an unparalleled coll

this is the united states air force. these are the airplanes that are ready to fight. marine corps aircraft, the same way. so here we are with this situation and what are we doing? we aren't really addressing the issue because we're going to be faced in the next year or so with the same budget problem of sequestration. this is happening -- our enemies aren't sitting still. our add ser sorry, -- adversaries are not waking up for this body to wake up and act. while we've forced our military to face trade-offs, china, russia, and other adversaries have been singularly focused on developing military capabilities to target united states forces and take away our unique military advantages. our military has multiple missions. our adversaries' militaries have one mission, undermining u.s. military superiority. i regret to inform my colleagues that they are succeeding much more than we anticipated. the fact is that the u.s. military advantages are eroding. the national security advisor summed it up best when he testified that our army -- united states army is outgunned and outr

well my name is stacy pearsall, and i was a combat photographer in the united states air force. got to travel across the world and documenting the stories of the men and women who serve our great nation. you take us behind the scenes almost, you know, the in-between time, when it's not just the combat. can you walk us through some of your images. well i think a lot of people have this idea that the soldier is invincible and almost untouchable in many ways. but what i wanted to do is set about sharing pictures that showed the men and women in a more personal way. brings their personality out. exactly. so, you know, conflict, yes, there's a lot of -- really, a lot of tension, and there's a lot of trauma. but what i wanted to focus on was what happens between the

to the incredible men and women ofç the united states air forc, very special, beautiful place.. i also want to welcome the acting secretary of the air force, lisa, and the air force chief of staff, general david dd goldfein, thank you. [applause] the cadets here represent not only the future of our air force, but also the future of our country. their skill, dedication, loyalty and patriotism represent the very best of america. thanks especially to the air force academy super, i lieutenant general michelle johnson, and for your outstanding stewardship. you have been truly outstanding, michelle, and we appreciate it so much. [applause] developing leaders, character, i mean, so many things are developed at the academy, it's really an amazing, amazing job they do, and we all join the very proud and distinguished heritage of the long blue line. you know what that is, fellas. [laughter] [applause] that's a long, big, beautiful blue line. i would also like to welcome several members of congress who are here today including maybe just stand up for a second, doug lamborn. hi, doug. [app

you know day ended with a free concert by united states air force band and fire works you saw them. >> i was on the patriot harbor lines with the liberty, captain walt took us on it and we saw fire works. >> you flew in the river, and looked straight up at fire works. >> um-hmm. >> then in d.c. they had thousands of motorcyclist take part in rolling thunder ride for freedom. event is held in honor of prisoners of war and service members missing in action. traveling across the country to participate in this annual event. it started in the pentagon and continued at lincoln memorial where an official program was held. >> ♪ yesterday, pbs presented thei concert from the west lawn of the capitol. it is an american tradition honoring military service and sacrifice of all of the countries men and women in uniform. >> really nice. >>> all right. lets get back to home here, man, rough weekend. >> especially in kensington after someone shot hain killed two siblings. this is just after 9:00 a.m. yesterday morning, the bodies of the 54 year-old florence tina and her 49 year-old brother were found

the united states army air force vet will celebrate with a block party.an now order pizza right to their cells. using commissary money to buy it all will go to rescue program teaching inmates skills they can use once they are released. kayaker paddling for life alligator bigger than kayak chases him. you can see the reptile inching closer and closer. this is in mobile bay, alabama. can you imagine? jackie: that would be so scar scary. abby: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> fbi director comby. >> he wasn't doing a good job. >> if you watch any of the news. it was a coupe. the hindenburg, lewi. three mile island. >> getting close to home. >> i think it's startling that democrats aren't celebrating this since they have been calling for it so long. >> obamacare officially on life support. etna officially pulling out of the exchanges the by 2018. >> speaking at graduating and here is what happened. >> as i said, i'm very grateful for the opportunity to be with you today. [crowd booing] >> t

one who i am proud to call a veteran of the united states air force. my son christopher was the first one to leave home and i can't imagine as a mother of a child who is leaving home for the first time, going into basic training, and receiving the types of calls, you know, that these parents must have received, completely heartbreaking. what are the story -- one of the stories my son shared with me was of a suicide that happened -- that involved one of his classmates and how the parents found out about her suicide through a facebook post. because everyone was sharing a condolence note. so these things happen and while we cannot, may not be able to always control the actions of these young men and women, there is a basic understanding and expectation from parents like myself that when we send our boys and our young men and our young women, daughters and sons, to the military, that they will be taken care of. and when they file a complaint, that those complaints will be taken seriously and fully investigated and they deserve nothing less. sexual harassme

leaving us in the senate, wade hopes to continue his service to his country by attending the united states air force academy. whatever his final parks i'm sure he'll bring to it the same work ethic and same love for his country and for alaska, and i believe now after six months, for the united states senate. so, wade, to you and all the pages who have done such a great job, thank you and, yes, thank you for being the junior alaskan of the week. mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from new hampshire. ms. hassan: thank you, mr. president. i rise today tajine my colleagues in discussing the heroin, fentanyl, and opioid crisis that has devastated communities across our nation, and i want to thank the senator from west virginia for bringing us to the floor today and for his continued leadership in working to combat this crisis. it's going to take an all-hands-on-deck approach, with members of both parties and at all levels of government working with those on the front lines to find solutions. mr. president, we recently received near-final information on the number of live

united states. was back as president of the united states to dedicate air force one here at the reagan library. has been here as a former president of the united states and is the author of a popular book, decision point. tonight he is back as an accomplished painter. we can only wonder what he will be on the next visit to the reagan library. [laughter]. as americans we closely observe what our presidents do when they leave the white house of the after serving in the most powerful around demanding job on the planet, they certainly deserve to spend time doing things in the postpresidential years they enjoy and want to do the most. some take on bold new challenges and exciting adventures after leaving office. in fact one of my favorite former presidents became a skydiving enthusiast after he left office, until his wife put a stop to it. but like our special guest tonight, there have been a few artists among our former presidents including ulysses s. grant, dwight eisenhower and jimmy carter. to our knowledge no president has ever attempted portrait ture. our 43rd president ventured bravely into th