as the nation celebrated the victory, father willett felt the sting of loss. his archbishop was angered by his role in the civil rights movement and removed him from his parish. demonstrating what it means to be a great leader, father willett maintained his commitment to serve others. even through his final sermon at selma. rather than give into bitterness and disappointment, he concluded with these words, "all we do we must do with love. as a person and individual, i matter very little. although, the church matters a great deal." that is what it means to have a passion for serving others. as a leader of consequence, it is never about you. of st. michael's class of 2017, future leaders, a few of you will be called upon to serve in a manner such as father willett, but many of you will lead in education or public service and i hope you remember the story of father willett. the greatest call is to serve those you lead. those who may be still with me are probably having a hard time identifying with these examples. you may have taken a deep gulp and wondered if bei

perhaps inspired by the story of margaret chase smith or father willett, be a leader of consequence. to the saint michael's community and class of 2017 and the families here today particularly to the faculty and the staff, it has been an extraordinary day for me to be literally back home here at st. michael's and to have a chance to look at your faces -- look at the proud faces of the parents here and to be part of such a big day in your life. i wish you all the best as you go forward to be leaders of consequence. god bless you all and is the father said, "remain always faithful." thank you so much. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> it is a gift to any woman willing to open her heart or mind to it. it is. to have this.ssed you are blessed to have this. although i know your first year you probably didn't think it was such a gift because i was there for a lot of those phone calls that wendy made. daddy, this is hard. [laughter] they just want you to study all the time. [

search teams looking for randy willette since he made a 911 call tuesday. willette told that he was lost and the call dropped before he provided details about the whereabouts. willette was located last night and is recovering in the hospital. >> today, is may 5th, meaning yesterday was may 4th -- be with you. which is "star wars" day. of course. we celebrated the holiday on the show. others around the world also did as well. >> before we celebrate, cinco de mayo, stormtroopers seen using public moscow. one guy was in blue on him. >> hans solo flew the millennium falcon to miami international airport. photo shopped. >> thought it was real for a moment. >> this is funny. departure board in miami including a flight to the capital of galactic empire. it was delayed apparently by imperial entanglements as they would be. >> gets you every time. >> check out the socks on justin trudeau. one has c3 p0. there you go. the other r 2 d 2. >> do we tell him his socks don't match? >> might know. wearing them with pride. >> okay. >> he wore them to a serious meeting. >> t

willett told the operator he was lost and had fallen in a brook.the call dropped before he was able to provide more details but a national guard helicopter spotted willett's tracks in the snow. willett also aided the pilot by flashing a red light. >>> a horse named patch is among the sentimental favorites in tomorrow's kentucky derby. that's because he only has a right eye. doctors removed his left one nearly a year ago because of a swelling problem. patch will start on the far outside of the field. so that means he will break from the gate not seeing any of the other 19 horses in the race. >> i wonder if that could give him an advantage in any way. >> i imagine in some corners. >> we're rooting for you, patch. >> good luck. >>> the rangers evened up their stanley cup playoff series against the senators last night. >> yep, and there was also some hard-hitting action like literally hard-hitting action in the nba. highlights from espn. >> good morning, america. he's stan, i'm neil. we have two basketball highlights. we did rock, paper, scissors. stan

willett also aided the pilot by flashing a red light. >>> a horse named patch is among the sentimentalites in tomorrow's kentucky derby. that's because he only has a right eye. doctors removed his left one nearly a year ago because of a swelling problem. patch will start on the far outside of the field. so that means he will break from the gate not seeing any of the other 19 horses in the race. >> i wonder if that could be an advantage. >> maybe it'll be an advantage on some term. >> we're rooting for you, patch. >>> the rangers eyed up their stanley cup playoff series against the senators last night. >> yep, and there was also some hard-hitting action like literally hard-hitting action in the nba. highlights from espn. >> good morning. he's stan, i'm neil. highlights. we did rock, paper, scissors. >> wizards and celtics, lots of talk about isaiah thomas. >> not a lot to talk about with that one. >> didn't give celtic fans a lot to talk about. after the 53 in game two, wizards led by 22 and made a 22-0 run in the first quarter. but this was the big incident that generated the most conv

helen willetts. good afternoon.y of the year so far, and the highest temperature has been recorded in the highlands of scotland. but it is pretty much sunshine all the way. it is because of high pressure, the feed off the continent, bringing dry air. you might have noticed a weather front starting to show its hand later tomorrow. through this evening and overnight, we pick up some sea fog close to the coast in north—east england and eastern scotland. 0therwise, north—east england and eastern scotland. otherwise, it will be a little warmer than last night, so we continue to seek increasing amounts of muddiness over the next few nights. there is a breeze, so it will not feel quite as oppressive by the morning. the breeze will allow temperatures around the coast to pick up. as we go into friday, mr fogg around the coast first thing. inland, temperatures will be soaring. 0n the west coast, because we have the south—easterly breeze, we have the south—easterly breeze, we will see temperatures getting into the high teens p

david willetts is watching all of this in los angeles.of mixed messages from mr trump in these latest television interviews. in one he is willing to meet with the north korean leader, in another he isa the north korean leader, in another he is a threat. absolutely, and we are seeing a variety of different approaches to the problems posed by north korea from the trump administration. they have been looking to work with china, to get it to use its leveraged in regards to north korea. also working with united nations, and in a separate move they have sent an aircraft carrier group to the region. now, the latest prong of action, if you like, in regards to north korea, a sort of charm offensive on the part of donald trump, who yesterday described the leader there, kim jong—un, isa described the leader there, kim jong—un, is a smart cookie, as he put it. and now saying that he would be willing to meet with kim jong—un if the circumstances were right, even going as far as to say that he would be honoured so to do. well, the white house very swif

on this couple and their wedding. 0k, ok, let's find out how the weather was looking with helen willetts northern ireland and scotland, a land thunderstorms will ease away overnight, as well most of the showers, and so under clear skies it will turn fairly chilly. mist and fog in central and eastern areas, grass frost in the glens of scotland, so still a chilly start. but it does look like a much drier day, much brighter as well after the four clears very quickly. a little bit more cloud perhaps rain brushing into northern ireland, perhaps the odd shower here and there, but in contrast to what we are bad today, far less intensity in the showers, far less intensity in the showers, far lengthier dry and sunny spells, and therefore feeling quite warm, 15-21 and therefore feeling quite warm, 15—21 degrees with lighter winds. looking ahead to monday and tuesday, temperatures recovering more slowly in the north, with a weather front close by, but getting dry and warm for most of us. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines:

here is helen willetts.watering overnight. then sunshine and showers. showers will congregate in the north and west, northern ireland, where they will be heaviest with a land blunder. much brighter for eastern scotland. just a scattering of showers elsewhere and some strong sunshine. temperature should be elevated to between 16 and 20 celsius in that strong sunshine as you can see. there will be a scattering of showers across england and wales, they'll tend to fade out quickly over the evening and into the night. a chilly evening and chilly start of the night particularly in eastern areas. further west is all change. strong winds and wet weather rolling off the atlantic for a miserable start to our monday morning. heavy rain across northern ireland, moving across northern ireland, moving across scotland, many parts of england and wales. particularly heavy for parts of scotland, north—west england and north wales. at least it's north—west england and north wales. at least its warm. not that much rain in the s

now, the weather with helen willetts. hello.year. we have an abundance of sunshine across the northern half of the uk. this was sent in from highland scotland, where we saw temperatures soaring into the high teens, 20 in a few spots, in contrast with the chilly breeze off the sea. and the cloud in clacton—on—sea, in essex, just about 11 degrees. and those are the contrasts which will continue through the weekend — where we see the cloud and where we don't. and of course, we've got this rather cool breeze as well, which is starting to pick up further northwards, dragging the cloud north. so a few drizzly showers are out there, as well, for the likes of east wales, the peaks and the pennines. this weather front, as well, to complicate our weather picture. so we've more cloud across the southern half of the uk, so not as chilly. but again, where we have that clear airfurther north, the clear skies, it'll be a frosty start in a few places, and there could even be the odd pocket of fog first thing. but it's here we'll see the sunshin

pleased to have you with us, of willett advisers.tor david perdue of georgia will be with us. also, congressman mike quigley. this is bloomberg. points.res up by 93 ♪ ♪ is "bloomberg daybreak." i am in much roger with your bloomberg business flash. reminding us that cuts are on the way. -- ford telling us that cuts are on the way. said early retirement and special reparation -- separation packages aided the custard in germany, prosecutors say they are investigating current and former top management in the vw admissions scandal. that theytions are deliberately delayed cautioning drivers about the scandals. today.arising earnings beat estimates. that gives target's turnaround plan much-needed momentum. chain plans to lower prices, refurbished 600 stores, and introduce new brands. david? david: ever since donald trump elected a president, we have an hearing about tax reform. tomorrow, finally, congress is going to start turning to it when the house ways and means committee starts hearings on tax form. we have with us steve rattner, some

they could also potentially block charges, though if they did that, given mr muller willett mueller‘s bad indeed. donald trump calling it the single biggest witchhunt of a politician in american history. i wonder what the voters are making of it, particularly the voters who voted for him. i think people made up voted for him. i think people made up their minds about donald trump will be swayed one way or the other. is based on his core supporters, we'll see this as yet another example of the establishment trying to get their man. they'll see this as media theory, frenzy, as lawmakers, democrats in particular, doing what democrats do. i think it will persuade them one way or another. but i think, more importantly, again, it brings more credibility to the process of this investigation. there is no question that the fbi investigation itself has been compromised. the lens through which it has been seen, the firing of the director last week, these allegations that perhaps donald trump tried to sway the investigation, it brings all these disparate strands, distils them into one single inves

these small measures will add up to significant savings for south willett households. it's very hard to say. thank you very much indeed for being with us. theresa may stood here this morning and said she'd provide strong leadership and she'd be able to make difficult decisions, because when you look at these policies, while there would be winners, there would be losers, too. more reaction to the conservative party manifesto through the afternoon. sophie long in halifax. we're going to go through some of the numbers and figures in that manifesto launch. chris morris and the bbc reality check team have been taking a look through the manifesto. after weeks of hearing about strong and stable leadership we finally got some details to look at but unlike labour and the liberal democrats, conservatives haven't so far released their overall costings in a single table, so we're still working on those. there are some headline numbers though, the tories say they plan to balance the budget later, by 2025. they say they plan to increase nhs spending by minimum of 8 billion in real t

he is the chairman of willett advisers.confirmed the witness list for this important meeting. you know, members of the trump administration, republicans on capitol hill continue to work on the agenda despite the headline distractions over former fbi director jim comey and russia. now the moderate republican tuesday group are finishing a meeting right now with treasury secretary steven mnuchin and economic adviser gary cohn, and again, there is the tax hearing tomorrow in the house ways and means committee. house speaker paul ryan says members of congress must push forward because opportunities like tax reform come around once in a generation. >> there's been a lot of reporting lately. i think that requires close examination. let me tell you what i told our members just this morning. we need the facts. it is obvious there are some people out there who want to harm the president. we're going to walk and chew gum at the same time. keep doing our jobs, keep passing our bills, advancing our reforms we were elected to advance whi