wichita eagle, soldiers will never be left behind. from the santiago post, we still love them and there is this from the seattle times 49,000 fare wells and a sacred ritual for vets, national cemetery commemorates those who paid it is ultimate price. clifford, augusta, georgia, good morning, retired military. caller: good morning. memorial day is a special day to me and my family. i get calls from family members that thank me for serving 26 years, three months and nine days in the military. i was stationed in washington, d.c. back in the '60s for a short period of time, up from the pentagon. i used to take my family down to observe the activities, the festivities of memorial day and it meant so much. most people in this country need to actually spend time in washington, d.c. to take a look at what is going on around there, especially the arlington national cemetery, identifying the people on the wall that you know remember and really reflect on the history of persons that served so well and did so much to keep this country safe and so

the most powerful hit wichita and carved a 27-mile path. this week's tornadoes are blamed for at least three deaths in oklahoma, wisconsin and iowa. and those tornado watches and warnings will be in effect for much of today. >> accuweather meteorologist justin povick joins us now with today's forecast. good morning, justin. >> diane and kendis, thanks and good morning to you. unfortunately we have more severe weather for today over the same areas, large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes a possibility from missouri all the way down into of texas. we'll go a little further east throughout the day but again concerned about tornadoes, very large hail, destructive winds and flash flooding from south texas all the way into portions of illinois. so, a very busy afternoon and evening. >> another rough area. another rough day for that area. now here's a closer look at today's weather. well, nearly three feet of snow already on the ground in parts of colorado and montana and forecasters say it will continue to fall for much of today and temperatures

this area out here, near wichita, kansas, that has eyes on us for friday morning., number one, take it in and enjoy today. and as the clouds come our way, we'll be weather alert particularly friday morning. and weekend plan s -- ooh, you need backups, we'll talk about the chilly and potentially soggy details. for now, let's hear about the good news, sheena. >> the good news starts this morning. temperatures on the cooler side. 65 degrees. very comfortable. we expect the n dropping until about sunrise this morning. another breezy day, but we're going to stay very nice and dry. here's a look at your wednesday planner. plenty in the forecast. a little breezy at times, 66 degrees. nice weather if you want to have lunch outside by 4:00 p.m. by 7:00 p.m., we're still looking at the mid-60s. a beautiful wednesday coming up. we're taking a look at the timing. >> good morning. right now, a couple of here hanging on the beltway, inner loop and georgetown road, left lane getting by there, inner loop to alex sand degrandria. we have the ramp block. waxpool has cleared. we are

if the we get tornados the favorite area will be between abilene, wichita falls and ft. worth area. we'll watch that this afternoon. as we head into your weekend on saturday 10 million at risk from indianapolis down to memphis, along the cold front, not too many tornados. a hail and wind damage threat into the weekend. now here is a closer look at your day ahead. you can see cool air behind the storms, responsible for the amazing snow pictures out of boulder. and temperatures are cooling off in the northeast after record highs yesterday, it was 95 in boston, back down where you should be today in the low 80s, upper 70s. this proposal was seen in a twisted way. a storm chaser proposed to his girlfriend in front of a tornado near mclean, texas. he had the ring since march but want front of a twister. she said yes. she forgot there was a storm behind her. congratulations to the storm chasing couple. >> talking about swept away in a safe sense. bill, thank you. >>> ahead william and harry speak out about their mother princess diana. then why is toby keith holding a man only concert. and

the area of greatest concerns, wichita falls towards abilene if we get tornados, that's likely where they would be. st. louis through missouri, and additional snowfall, not much more. some areas like colorado springs pis picked u a foot of snpowvery co conditions. that looks like a gorgeous weekend coming up. the complete forecast coming up. >>> ahead william and harry speak out about their mother princess diana. then why is toby keith holding a men-only concert? and reaction from the president and bill o'reilly, and what caused the death of fox news' roger ailes. wake up skin. neutrogena® hydro boost hydrating tint. the first water gel foundation with hyaluronic acid it plumps, quenches... delivers a natural, flawless look. this is what makeup's been missing. neutrogena® ♪ dixie ultra's new flexproof® technology makes it twice as strong as the leading store brand. that's strength you can count on. ♪ only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, the more comfortable

wichita is the biggest city at risk. we'll get breaking news stories because of these tornadoes, it will be from about 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. this evening. typical late afternoon into the early evening. also watching a snowstorm in the warming up to the mid 60s, portland today near 70. >> it's not just snowing in the rockies, frances. some areas will be getting a snowstorm. i'll show you how much snow they're going to get. pretty amazing in the middle of may. >> bill, thank you very much. >>> check out this newly released video of a close call from the houston metro. one boy trying to cross the tracks and another right there comes following. look at this split second about-face, saves the boys life as he clings to the railway fence. a warning for anyone crossing tracks. the trains come quicker than you think. >>> hilarious and spicy melissa mccarthy out takes not broadcast before. >>> an incredible takedown and capture of an escaped felon all caught on camera. we'll show it to you next. you help ensure that children in t

smith to wichita. this is a slow-moving system pushing east. looking at storms through austin, memphis, st. louis. the heat, humidity, winds are building here. which means the storms could get rough tonight. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> when we come back here, the stunning moment in court. anthony weiner saying i have a sickness but not an excuse. >>> and that firefighter killed in the line of duty. a four-alarm fire in a shopping mall. we'll be back. of duty. a four-alarm fire in a shopping mall. a four-alarm fire in a shopping mall. we'll be back. sorry. you make it sense what's coming. watch, watch, watch! mom. relax! i'm relaxed. you make it for 16-year olds... whoa-whoa-whoa!!! and the parents who worry about them. you saw him, right? going further to help make drivers, better drivers. don't freak out on me. that's ford. and that's how you become america's best-selling brand. but with my back pain i couldn't sleep or get up in time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of

the most powerful this ef-3 twister near wichita. david, behind me is that same cell we have been tracking and you see the rotational of that wall cloud, just spectacular but very, very dangerous. look at the watches that are up. for the next several hours. as you watch the storms in motion, they'll progress off to the east and become linear. some wind damage possible and some hail. through dallas tomorrow morning. then another batch of severe weather, day two, slightly east of here tomorrow. getting windy. david. >> rob, our thanks to you. >>> in the meantime, we learned today he amid among mounting allegatio allegations. abc's chief national correspondent tom llamas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new details in the sudden death of media titan roger ailes. this police report from may 10th states ailes fell and hit his head in his palm beach mansion. then while in the hospital ailes slipped into a coma and died from internal bleeding. the news of ailes' death even taking even his former employees by surprise. >> 20 minutes before the

is when the worst of the storms are there near the great bend, wichita, down north of oklahoma city. then the storms will head over toward kansas city in the middle of the night. wind damage threat. dangerous day indeed. that's a look at the weather story of the day. a closer look at the day ahead. dallas, ft. worth area, you have to watch for strong winds today, also large hail. same in san about central kansas southward, then how about the back side of the storm where the cold and snow in colorado and wyoming. frances, talk about that mini heat wave that continues on the east coast. i'll let you know when it's going to end. >> thank you. check out this released video of a close call from the houston metro. one boy crosses the tracks, look another darts in front of a moving train. well, a split second about face saves that boy's life as he clings to the fence. certainly the video should serve as a warning when you don't think the train is coming they can come quickly. >>> ahead, some hilarious and spicy "snl" outtakes not broadcast before. plus, a takedown and capture of an escaped

the most powerful, this ef-3 twister northwest of wichita. winds gusting to 165 miles per hour. with a 27-mile path. david, behind me is that same cell we have been tracking and you can see the rotation of that wall cloud, just spectacular but very, very dangerous. it's not the only one. look at the watches that are up. for the next several hours. as you watch the storms in motion, they'll progress off towards the east and become linear. some wind damage possible and certainly some hail. through dallas tomorrow morning. then, another batch of severe weather, day two, slightly east of here tomorrow. getting windy. david. >> rob, our thanks to you. you and the team stay safe out there tonight. >>> in the meantime, we learned today that roger ailes has died. the former fox news ceo had just recently resigned amid among mounting allegations of sexual misconduct. he leaves behind a complicated legacy, his impact on politics and tv news. but also a culture now under the microscope at fox. abc's chief national correspondent tom llamas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new details in the s

wichita, kansas, appropriately labeled the air capital of the world manufactures more than half of the world's general aviation light aircraft and business jets. without trade, aerospace manufacturing facilities in wichita and surrounding areas, in kansas city and surrounding areas would not exist and workers in those factories would be left without job opportunities. it's critical that we protect these jobs, many which depend upon the u.s. having a strong economic relationship with canada and mexico. the north america free trade agreement which went into effect in 1994 plays a significant role in supporting trade with those two neighboring nations. of course, the world and technology has changed since 1994 when that agreement was entered into, and there are areas of agreement that can be improved and modernized. many of those changes have been discussed and are issues that the u.s., canada and mexico agreed to during t.p.p. negotiations, such as strengthening our intellectual property rights and new provisions for e-commerce. if we work collaboratively with mexico and canada to addres

sent ram planes over wichita still snowing over backside. for nebraska and kansas and part of northern sections of iowa getting snow how now and ahead of the storm in the w warm, moist air severe weather. this is what moved through texas and moving in our direction and by the time it gets closer to us tomorrow along with this front. see how this front is tracking in our direction out ahead of the front we'll have a chance for showers and thunderstorms some of which will be strong and even severe and we'll zoom in and give you an idea of what is taking place. tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening we're under a slight risk of severe thunderstorms. it does look pretty likely we'll end up getting a few thunderstorms tomorrow being strong and severe and enhanced risk or greater risk of more widespread severe weather through central sections of pennsylvania. adjusted again tomorrow morning and whittled down so. areas. and that increase creases light slight risk tomorrow night and morning. big threat, gusty winds. some will be 50 miles an hour or

we'll see that migrate toward the east and a second round develop into the overnight hours around say wichitansas city, but generally speaking, the concern is locked in back out towards the plains for mainly damaging winds and hail with a few isolated shot of a tornado across parts of the texas panhandle. almost 90 out of dallas, 86 out of chicago today. same story expected out of detroit, while the upper 70s and low 80s around parts of the northeast, but it's really not until tomorrow and especially come thursday where we get into the 90s and stay there. about 21 degrees above normal in new york city come thursday afternoon. look at washington. first time we get into the middle 90s this season, and it looks like we might stay there for a couple days. a good 20 degrees above normal by wednesday and thursday afternoon around the northeast. guys? >> all right, that's your weather. let's check your money. u.s. futures and global markets mixed after the s&p and nasdaq, record highs. i feel like a broken record. you know, just doesn't take much to get up there. oil prices rallied 2% after russian

for example, the episcopal ministries in wichita, kansas, was geared up to settle 110 refugees this year, they have had 16. experts say because of the perception that it's tough to gain entry into the u.s., even when the state department begins to pick up the pace of refugee arrival, it will take a while for the numbers to rise. martha? >> martha: very interesting. trace, thank you. mollie hemingway, senior editor at the federalist, and matt bennett, cofounder of the roadway interesting, we look at a lot of different arenas. whether it's the economy or foreign policy or this issue, mollie molly. you see the president's rhetoric have an impact, and without necessarily the need for registration legislation or judicial action. what do you think? >> it's interesting. what particular it means is the state department voluntarily following what the president wishes, which is how it should be done. the state department and initially set out, i don't know if you remember the resistance memo about how they were going to resist the president. they have gotten the message about his policy and it has

if tornadoes happen in the area between wichita falls, abilene and ft.that's the area of greatest concern. then into saturday, we watched the storm moving east, indianapolis, paducah, memphis, 10 million people at risk of thunderstorms. keep an eye to the sky through ohio valley back through mississippi river valley. today's forecast, we're still hot. one more day, the end of our mini may heat wave. boston, are you cooler. boston was one of the hottest spots in the country yesterday at 95 degrees. it doesn't happen that often. we will cool it off as we go into the weekend. there's today. look what happens on saturday. only 69 in new york down to 73 in d.c. holding onto the heat in the southeast. thunderstorms as we said saturday into sunday into the ohio valley. kind of a back to normal type weather map. we didn't get a chance to mention the snow in colorado. boulder picked up 18 inches of snow in the last two days. >> a lot to track there. thanks. >> we'll get pictures. >>> the late artist jean-michel basquiat set a record with 1898 "untitled," a pictur

wichita, abilene, this little area right here, best chance of tornadoes.ill around 91 for new york today. that will be three days in a row above 90 degrees. hot from tampa through atlanta. there are the storms in the middle. poor denver today, struggling up to 40 degrees with the snow ending and exiting the area. saturday we cool it off from d.c. through the mid-atlantic. not so lucky in the southeast. storms chicago to st. louis. we end our weekend with nice weather. west coast, you're fantastic. great through the midwest. nice, calm weather in the northeast. just the southeast left to deal with some more of those storms. new york city, we've done it already. our first heat wave of the summer, 90 degrees three days in a row. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. at fidelity, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. what's the story behind gree

i was going to say you start in the poconos, i start in wichita falls. neil: you advanced to italy.backdrops. the backdrop, a lot of tension at the g7, ashley webster, the real truth is finding out the president of the united states is an acquired taste. he doesn't seem to care but the snickering yesterday when talking about nato members playing -- paying their dues, he didn't seem to trifle with that he laid it out. >> i thought he would comment on my background. neil: i can't even begin with the great places you on. ashley: i love watching donald trump going into the lions den, all the euro leaders standing in line like guilty little schoolchildren as he read them the riot act why aren't they paying their bills. that was excellent and they want to snigger because they realized he is right and a nervously sniggered. as to the climate control, climate control, that is funny. as for climate change, watching blake's report, the g7 put out a declaration against terrorism and extremism, why haven't they done that years ago, are they worrying what is going on? why do we now get a declara

the most powerful, this ef-3 twister northwest of wichita. so not far from here. eastern kansas, oklahoma and texas will have a severe weather threat all day friday. rob marciano, oklahoma. >> as a result those tornado watches and warnings will stay in effect for much of today. >>> accuweather meteorologist justin povick joins us now with today's forecast. good morning, justin. >> kendis, diane, good morning to you. severe weather returns to the plains. destructive wind reports and tornado possibilities along with a flooding downpour stretch from san antonio north and eastbound towards st. louis. a very busy afternoon coming up. the northeast, well, it's depending on where you are at the northwest portion of the northeast is cooler and windy. still hot, though, along the 95 from new york city to d.c. and even boston into the 80s. notice a couple thunderstorms over the virginias. snow begins to wind down later in the day over the rockies while the west is heating up. kendis, diane. >> things are heating up in the west, but still a little bit o

along the same dry line and similar areas, wichita kansas, high risk for strong tornados this afternoon and evening. let's get to the stormy cities. >>> good morning. i am abc7 news meteorologist, mike nicco. sunny today and a large temperature swing. some of us in the 40s this morning and up in the 80s this afternoon. clear and cool the next few nights if you can open the windows. summer heat will break next week which means it will be hottest this weekend. 70s around the bay and 80s inland. tonight temperatures in the low to mid-50s. 70s at the coast and 80s >>> public showdown coming between president trump and james comey. now trump's former campaign manager corey lewandowski is going to join us live. >>> what the nfl is saying about gisele's revelation that her husband, patriots quarterback tom brady suffered concussions. husband, patriots quarterback tom brady suffered concussions. ♪ ♪ ♪ when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin wit

today along the same dry line similar area, wichita back through woodward, oklahoma, a high risk for long track strong tornadoes this aft evening. let's go ahead and get to the stormy cities. today: hot and humid. isolated pm thunderstorms. highs: 91-94 winds: sw 10 mph tonight: isolated storms early. mild and muggy. lows: 67-70 winds: sw 5 mph friday: partly sunny. afternoon thunderstorms possible. highs: 89-92 winds: w to ne 5 mph we're in for two more unseasonably warm and humid days before big changes arrive this weekend. highs today will soar into the low 90s. a few thunderstorms are possible this afternoon through this evening, so keep your stormwatch7 weather app at hand. tomorrow will top out around 90 degrees with a slighly front drops south. >>> public showdown coming between president trump and james comey. now trump's former campaign manager corey lewandowski is going to join us live. >>> what the nfl is saying about gisele's revelation that her husband, patriots quarterback tom brady suffered concussions. ♪ ♪ ♪ when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis eve

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>> shout out to everyone from my hometown, wichita, kansas. >> we have fifth graders in matching t shirtsy morning. i got to say, the crowd is getting a special treat today. look who has plaza. >> group hug. i missed everybody. >> the return. >> you should have seen the hug in the hlway. i attacked her when i saw her. >> and you're here on a perfect day. shake shack is here. we have the founder and the culinary director standing by. up in studio 1a. they're going to make their most beloved burger and tell you the recipe kind of so you can make it at home. >> we cannot wait. first, we mentioned that hoda and kathie lee are on the road. they're in bermuda. thanks for investigating that. tough gig. what's going on? >> it's a bermuda beautiful day. >> it is. this place is spectacular. >> these flowers are from a garden of the man who owns this gorgeous resort we're broadcasting from. >> guess who we hung out with or kath did most of the day? >> michael douse lglas. >> his family goes back to the 1600s here. he shows me a tour, the likes of which i might never recover. you know what i'm saying

rain anywhere from three to five inches stretching from great falls, minnesota all the way down to wichita and oklahoma city. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> it's a beautiful day out. temperatures in the low to mid 60s across the area. 64 in arlington. 62 in gaithersburg and rockville. afternoon highs at or above the record. the record today is 92. our forecast here in washington is 93. equally as warm tomorrow but the record for tomorrow is 96. that should be safe. thunderstorms on friday will cool us down just on time for the weekend. >>> that's your latest weather. >> thank you. still ahead, do all laptops need to be banned from the cabin in certain flights? the debate and what it could mean for you. >> and startling video two teens dangling from the golden gate bridge and the hot water they could be in this morning. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> coming up, high school >>> coming up, students willingly pepper sprayed for a class. >> and music superstar miley cyrus live. first a look at your local news and weather. this year, when you buy any b

i flew the kids to wichita, kansas for one day by myself.ery died before we took off. >> there's a battery called the anchor battery. >> they didn't have anything? >> nothing besides my lap and arm and snacks. they had more pretzels. >> and you were three on one. >> and then our flight was delayed. we got in last night after midnight. it was worth it for that one day. >> to be with your grandmother. >> yes, and smell kansas air. >> as somebody who doesn't have them and to be able to do it, god bless. >> yes. it was worth it. what about you, jenna? >> we had fun. i'm kind of of the 80s generation where mother's day is low key. i would get my mom a bunch of flowers from my neighbor's yard. and my dad would let her sleep in or make her breakfast or something. henry definitely goes by that mode. it's not over the top, but mila gave me a pine cone she found on the street of new york city. she said this is yours. i put my hand in it and it poked me. but they made me a sign. i just wanted to be with them. and henry was out of town. it was same as y

rain anywhere from 3 to 5 inches stretching from great falls, minneapolis, all the way down into wichita and oklahoma city. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning. we have clouds from a leftover system moving out of the bay area. and now it's partly cloudy with temperatures as you get ready to head out the door in the low 50s and 55 degrees now in the east bay. you see the clearing in san francisco. it's 50 there with highs this afternoon reaching into the low 70s. a lot of sunshine, up to 73 in the peninsula. and the tri-valley, 74 degrees. east bay will also be in the upper 60s to low 70s. and 76 today in the north bay. >> and that's your >> and that's your latest weather. >> thanks very much. >>> still ahead, do all laptops need to be banned from the cabin on certain flights? the critical debate and what it could mean for you during this busy travel season. >>> and some startling video. two teens dangling from the top of the golden gate bridge and the hot water they could be in this morning. >>> but first, this is "today" on nbc. q

. >> they're out for the summer in wichita, kansas. >> they're out already? >> yeah. in sturj. >> you don't look that different. >> really? that's at the end of class. that was philosophy class. >> that's a big class. >> that was a big one. >> this is college. >> this is college. >> you didn't get your high school stuff. >> and look at this one. talk about the freshman 15. i have like the freshman 30 in the first few weeks. >> the shirt wasn't really -- >> we wore boys' clothes. >> are you kneeling or is everyone that much taller than you? everybody is taller. >> really? >> that's the story of her life. >> that's been my life. >> since -- >> i don't think of you as short. >> thank you, al. i am. 4 4'11". >> all of those girls are really tall. they're all like 5'11". >> okay. that was my case. >> that's the late '90s, right? >> you remember structure? we used to buy clothes. we tight rolled our jeans. we -- i was a men's shirt. >> it looks like it. >> can't wait to go back. >> everybody around you was so stall. >> did you see the first picture? that first picture, i on

. >> shoutout to wichita kansas, we have fifth graders, do you want to give a shout out to your school i got to say, the crowd is getting a special treat today because look who has returned to us. natalie morales. >> a group hug, i missed everybody. >> emotional. >> good to be back. >> the triumphant returns. >> you should have been the hugging in the hallway. >> you're here on a perfect day. shake shack. we've got the founder and the culinary director, standing by. up in studio 1a. they're going to make their most beloved burger, and tell you the recipe, kind of, so you can make it at home. >> cannot wait. first, we mentioned that hoda and kathie lee are in bermuda. thanks for investigating, what's going on? >> it's a bermudian beautiful day. >> can you believe we're here? this place is spectacular. >> these flowers are from the garden of the man who owns this beautiful resort we're going to be broadcasting from. >> guess we who hang out with most of the day? >> i shared him at the very end. michael douglas. >> what? >> it's incredible. >> yeah. his mother was born here in bermuda. hi

wichita is the biggest city at risk later this afternoon. tomorrow, almost the same areas, 18 million more people at risk from kansas city down to the dallas-ft. worth area. we continue a very active week of severe storms. by far, today is the most dangerous. how about the heat pumping up the east coast. yesterday was hot. today it will be even hotter. 97 in tampa, should break your record. richmond near record highs at 92. up and down the i-95 corridor, boston, new york, philly, d.c. all expecting a high temperature today of 93 degrees which would break the record in central park. logan airport should break their record high. close in philly, d.c. probably a little shorted of that. we crash back towards spring this weekend. boston in the 60s, d.c. dropping into the 70s. today is the peak of our heat wave, our mini may heat wave. >>> how about this? colorado, idaho, montana, this is what it looks like in bozeman, montana. denver, you're under a winter storm watch. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm dr. kelsey mcnee

the area of red is at biggest risk between liberal, wisconsin, and oklahoma city down to wichita falls stories out there today with the weather, the heat -- mini heat wave over the east coast, washington, d.c. 93. at the same time there is snow covering the ground in monz la, montana as the nation is divided between the heat on the east coast and cold weather in the rockies. that's why we have all the severe weather in the middle of the nation over the next two days. summer like heat is breaking out this morning from new york city all the way down to washington, d.c. the warmest since last summer. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. dry mouth can affect how your mouth feels and how you feel. discover act dry mouth, specially formulated to soothe and moisturize your mouth. and try new act dry mouth spray for relief when you need it. goal! nitedhealthcare, you can get rewarded for waldad... and try new act dry mouth spray we wanna welcome everyone to the father daughter dance. walk, move and earn money... ...for out-of-pocket medical expenses. he's ok! unitedhealthcare do

the first time i went to wichita, i met meredith. she is been a huge supporter on the business side for this event in particular. it was her idea. she said i'm a we should explore him she wanted it on a may 17, the anniversary -- and she said, we should explore, she wanted it on may 17, the anniversary. 1954 but i'vek never paid attention to the specific date. all of us collectively have organizations, the charles koch foundation, hope industries and thurgood marshall fund, we are committed to the work. i will not forget my good friend here, please stand up. [applause] mr. taylor: none of this would happen without the three people i had the great fortune to work with in the case of dr. payne for the last 10 years, seven years as the ceo and my friends at the charles koch foundation for the last -- years. today to really answer the question through a group of specially selected panelists and amazing keynote, brownssure, to explore versus board of education and whether or not the promise is for field. -- full field. it is -- the promis