xavier becerra: i think she can. if she selects someone to be her vice president who can also connect with those new voters, those energized young voters, that would a good ticket to have. i think it's a thrilling experience to see so many people wanting to vote for democrats, whether it's clinton or sanders. at the end of the day, you get one. and i think we can consolidate forces and really have a great result in november. fernando: we've talked in the past about what seems to be a counterintuitive strategy among the republicans which is, as mr. trump has done, to go out of his way to insult latinos. how do you think his candidacy in particular will impact the election in november relative to hispanics, women, muslims, african americans, and other groups as well? xavier becerra: i don't know if it is intentional on his part to exclude, to distance himself from particular constituencies of the american electorate, or if it's just donald being donald. but he certainly has made it clear that there are some he wants to

you get to make an impact on the community. >> xavier said he wants to be an architect so he can buildood homes for people to live in. >> i was raised in not such a good place but i want to make a difference. >> he came in and he was adopted and after five years, that home was no longer an option. some kids are shy about trying again. would you like to find a permanent home? >> i would love to. >> how about adoption? would you think about that? >> i'm open to it, i just don't want to get hurt again. >> a him life long. he's only got a few years before he goes to college. he's got a bright future and he needs that cheer leading squad behind him. >> these architects feel he has a bright future as an architect and this gave him a hard hat to take home. if you have room in your home and your heart, please call our special adoption headline. or you can log on to our home pa page. >> maybe td vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energ

i want you to meet xavier. >> welcome to our office. how are you?rchitect. >> he was impressed with a huge map showing all the architectural projects that this firm has designed. >> so all these are places you've been part of? >> these are completed projects. >> reporter: a new project was under way at the computer and a staff architect moved over let xavier try his hand at creating. >> this is like right here, right? >> yes. >> reporter: he said this kind of work seems like fun. >> it seems so fun do something that you love do like draw. >> yeah, there is a good end result, so you get to build things out of it and you get to make an impact on the community. >> reporter: safe krxavier says wants to build good homes for people to live in. >> because i was raised in not such a good place and i want to make a difference. >> he came into foster care when he was a young child and he was adopted and five years ago that address don adoptive placement was no longer an option. >> reporter: through no fault of xaviers, there were problems in the adoptive home

xavier was sitting there waiting for his mom while his mom went to pick up his sister.t's when the suspect opened the door and punched xavier in the face and then yell at him to get out of the car. xavier was able to hop out as that man was driving off. >> we're all about survival in this family. always tell him to look over his shoulder and be careful what's going on around them. these kids into are video games these days. be aware of your surroundings and i'm glad he was smart enough to reaction the way he did. >> xavier was taken to the hospital to be treated but he is expected to be okay. >>> a mattress salesman in california hailed hero after pulling a driver from a burning wreckage after terrible crash. police in los angeles say this car was street racing moments before it wrecked, flipping over and bursting into flames. that brave salesman went up to the wreckage and pull the driver out before it car was fully engulfed in flames. santiago says he just could not wait for emergency crews to arrive. he was thinking about family. >> my mom, his mom, my kids, my daugh

like what, do you possibly have in common with, like professor xavier?like him. >> stephen: that's true. y saw the movie. you do look a lot like that guy. >> i do. no, well, i can read minds as well. >> stephen: really? >> i can read minds. >> really, that's crazy because i can read mines, too, how did you-- >> oh... >> stephen: really? that's crazy, because i als >> stephen: i have an idea, since we both have should th super human power, why don't we use our power to read some minds together. >> you want to get inside their heads. >> stephen: in a segment we're going to call "audience mind reading. ( applause ) we're going to point the camera at some audience members and then james and i will use our telepathic abilities to and then james and i will use our telepathic abilities to read their minds. read their minds. >> do you finger yourself when you do that as well? when i enter your heads, i fingers myself. >> stephen: yes, sure. >> do you it. >> stephen: i do it two funger. i do two finger. audience prepare your minds to be probed. it was in the disc

francis xavier cabrini church in scituate, massachusetts. the church is closing after a 12-year around the clock vigil by parishners who tried to keep their beloved house of worship open. named after the first italian-american saint, st. francis xavier cabrini church has sat near the shofer scituate, massachusetts, since the 1960st. because of declining attendance and a shortage of priests, the roman catholic archdiocese of boston in may of 2004 decided to shut down the church and sell the 30 acre waterfront property. we visited st. francis in 2013 and met with parishners 24/7 vigil. their peaceful proses to-- protest to save their church. earlier this month the u.s. supreme court refused to hear their final appeal leaving parisher ins no choice but to end their fight. today they celebrated their final mass. i'm joined now by parish member mary ellen rogers. mary ellen, were you baptized at this church, your first commune onthere, were you married there. there have been family funerals at that church. what are you fealing right-- feeling rig

the final mass was held sunday at saint francis xavier church in massachusetts. church is closing after a 12 year 'round-the-clock vigil by parishioner whose tried to keep their beloved house of worship open. named after the first italian american saint, saint francis xavier cabrini church sat near the shores of massachusetts since the 1960s. ♪ ♪ this is the bread >> because of declining attendance and shortage of priests the catholic archdiocese of boston in may 2004 decided to shut down the church and sell the 30 acre waterfront property. we visited saint francis in 2013 and met with parishioners on a 24/7 vigil. earlier this month the u.s. supreme court refused to hear their final appeal leaving parishioners no choice but to end their fight. today, they celebrated their final mass. i am joined now by parish member mary ellen rodgers. mary ellen, you were baptized at the church, you had your first communion there, married there, family funerals at the church. what are you feeling right now? >> i am feeling a broken heart, but more so that our cardinal, cardinal

the bottom of the inning, blake on the mound, xavier at the blake and would end this one in walkoff fashion home run. nats fall 4-3. cubs complete the sweep and nats finish their record trip with a 5-5 record and are back home tomorrow for a three-game set against the tigers. >>> d.c. united hosting new york city football club. 49th minute. new york on the attack. shelton with the cross pass. gets back to david and he fires and scores his seventh goal of the year. new york takes a 1-nil lead. four minutes later, more from new york. this time bobby boswell trickles out to ronald. he serves it up and shelton gets it home. united are back to face red bull new york. >>> women's lacrosse title game. kathy reese facing northwestern. terps lead by three in the second half. bad pass by the wild cats and here's the terp's junior defender. full headed steam. runs the length of the field and no one will stop her. terps win 12-9. they are the 2016 big ten tournament champions. >>> finally, we'll show you how this pair of shoes had a major factor on a big sporting event today. you have to stick around f

francis xavier cabrini church in scituate to stop the archdiocese from closing it. -- rather, their last legal hope died when the supreme court refused to hear their case. they plan to form a new parish unaffiliated with the boston archdiocese. >>> still to come, in sports, acing it. golfer james morrison makes a once-in-a-lifetime shot to win a brand-new red sports car. defianour citracal bones. easily absorbed calcium plus vitamin d. defy bone aging with citracal maximum. our highest level of calcium plus d. in our house, imagination runs wild. but at my table, i keep the food real. like country crock's recipe made with real simple ingredients. and no artificial flavors or preservatives. real country fresh taste from real ingredients. welcome to crock country. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> the 100th running of the indianapolis 500 turned out to be a stunner. 350,000 fans saw the race won by a longshot rocky driver thanks to fuel strategy. when many cars stopped for gas in the final laps, andrew rossi moved into the lead

. >> reporter: and xavier who flew alone is visiting grandma in the bay area. you made it on time?> made it on time. >> reporter: how does he look? has he grown? >> yes, he has grown since the last time i seen him, yes! [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: but the most fitting memorial weekend reunion at the airport, a marine coming home from iraq. [ applause ] >> reporter: greeted by fellow veterans and all agree airport lines are worth the wait if it means added protection. now, i'm not going anywhere this weekend but it's been a lot of fun just to see where people are going, ask them where they're headed and also see these reunions, as well. and, you know, the good news here at oakland international airport is they are going to hire 30 private security guards to be in the lines to help move things along in mid-june. that's the latest here from oakland. i'm juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> coming up at 6:00, another trick by the airlines, booking reservations together. it doesn't mean that you will be sitting together. a consumerwatch report on yet another way that they are making

. >> reporter: xavier eaton, who's transgender, graduated from the school. >> i was beaten up by two males who said that if i wanted to look like a guy, they would treat me like a guy. >> reporter: the feelings are just as strong in moncks corner, south carolina. >> it should not be in the primary school system. >> reporter: sera guerry is a sophomore, and says the best day of her life was when the principal told her she could use the girls' bathroom. >> before i came out at berkley, nobody knew and i didn't want to compromise that and go to the staff restroom. >> reporter: these guidelines aren't law, but there is fear the federal government could withhold funds if school districts and universities don't take them seriously. tom? >>> now to an abc news exclusive inside ramadi. our team traveling into the battle zone, an isis stronghold until six months ago. more than a dozen iraqi soldiers killed just 24 hours ago. here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: it is a four-hour drive through the desert of one of iraq's most restive provinces. we can see all of the destruction as we drive. and

francis xavier cabrini church in scituate to stop the archdiocese their last legal hope died when thesed to hear their case. they plan to form a new parish unaffiliated with the boston archdiocese. >>> still to come, in sports, acing it. golfer james morrison makes a once-in-a-lifetime shot to win a brand-new red sports car. brand-new red sports car. defiance is in our bones. our citracal bones. easily absorbed calcium plus vitamin d. defy bone aging with citracal maximum. our highest level of calcium plus d. in our house, imagination runs wild. but at my table, i keep the food real. like country crock's recipe made with real simple ingredients. and no artificial flavors or preservatives. real country fresh taste from real ingredients. welcome to crock country. to a dad and daughter missi for a week. what we know this morning. all across the nation, in s towns and big cities, memorl day commemorations are set take place. a wrap up of lol events, and how you can take part. and the entire bay area is gearing up for a huge nightn sports... as the sharks go r the stanley cup and the wars

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this is jeremy from a previous stint as barista and on june seventh xavier lopez and span will serve drink at two san francisco pete location serving drink on chest nut street at fill more and span working the ferry building location from 12 noon until 1:00 p.m. >> that's fun. >> on to sports. lots to talk about as always. >> speak of that i remember when i first got here and sandhya thought i was an intern or something. >> notice did not. fight we had a lot of time on his hand and go out for a walk. >> low fat. decaf mocha hold the whip. >> that's right. >> really. when you finish here go get her one. >>; is that right? mocha decaf hold the whip then she said or else. fight ran out t.that could be a future career option. long way in the stanley cup play offs and jones is very hot right now. what he did tonight the has never been done before by before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit

francis xavier in new york friday for the funeral of dan berrigan the , legendary anti-war priest, poetctivist. ,he died on april 30 at the age of 94. dan and his brother the late phil berrigan made international headlines in 1968 when they and six other catholic anti-war activists burned draft cards in catonsville, maryland to protest , the vietnam war. there's a two hour per session beginning at mary house, catholic worker house in the east village. mike burke was there and spoke to participants. >> i believe we're going to start our march now and so i would think that we would want to create some space here, maybe walk together arm in arm, linked again with great energy, with chanting, with song. this is a celebration of dan's life and of life itself. ♪ >> if you could tell us your name. >> i am dar williams. i wrote a song that had to do with the catonsville nine and then every thing changed. as soon as i wrote that song, and that all of the people who are part of that song and here i am 15 years later. >> do you think you could sing a verse of that song right now? >> sure. ♪ god of

. >> now lisa and her other son, 19-year-old xavier, continue to keep nicholas' memory alive by volunteeringnd we truly hope that that relationship will never end. they've really given us such a beautiful gift. now that nicholas is gone, what do we have if not our memories? and they've given us countless beautiful memories of nicholas that we'll always have. >> it's 100% true that that is a real family. if you would like to find out more about the garden of dreams foundation, go to klgandhoda.com. >> we'll be back in a moment, but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> we're about to make five lucky viewers very happy because it's time to give it away. >> this week's prizes, tell them, hoda. >> a next grill evolution five burner gas grill. and when you open it up -- >> with a side burner. >> a side burner over there. it's from home depot worth $379. >> evolution infrared technology distributes heat evenly across the grill's surface and you get 676 square inches of cooking space. >> wow. >> that's right, hoda. it can fit up to 19 hamburger patties plus a powerful side burner to whip up a side dish

. >> james mcvoy is back as doctor charles xavier, he says xmen fans keep coming back because it is purentertainment. olivia mun makes xmen debut as mutant named zilok. >> this movie for me so much the physical part. >> new faces in the 9 installment of xmen, don't worry, wolverine fans, hugh jackman makes a cameo like you've never seen him before. really carlson, for cbs news, london. >>> looks like a good one. still ahead on "eyewitness news": if the outdoors are part of your memorial day plans, we will tell you why it might be best to get out early. >> and, also, still ahead, amazing discovery. what crews found under a storm battered home in new jersey. it is truly remarkable. plus this: >> summer is the season of the garden. and we've found some inspiration. i'm jonathan, in the netherlands, coming up: we'll take you inside the >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning, i'm jan carabeo, it is memorial day weekends, finally starting to feel like summer. meteorologist, justin drabick, out there on the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness weather, how is it feeling snow. >> feeling

a few months after smallpox came back to boston, a doctor named xavier boylston conducted his first inoculation experiment using his fit 6-year-old son as one of his first three patients. that act, would cause a controversy unlike anything boston had ever seen and james being an astute businessman realized he could exploit that controversy, capitalize on that controversy to start the newspaper he always wanted to start. the paper he would launch in august 17, '21 would be the first one in america published without government approval. in fact it would become the first paper in america, the first document printed in america of any kind that would argue for the right of the press to criticize the government. that is 70 years before the first amendment. the new england current would change the course of american journalism. it would start james franklin's little brother on his way to fortune and fame. benjamin who by this point was already a very accomplished printer would learn how to be a successful and innovative publisher, savvy businessman, both of which his brother was that he would receive

investigators had uncovered 19 criminal cases, including a ring of seven soldiers in texas led by specialist xaviero admitted "he and his co- conspirators unlawfully obtained a total of at least $244,000 in fraudulent recruiting referral bonus payments." the army was beginning to suspect the program had "systematic failures." but that didn't stop the national guard from exhorting soldiers like jim root to take part. >> jim root: when i enlisted, they were promoting this like no tomorrow, wanting everybody to participate in this program. and there was never once a conversation about, "this program is under investigation for fraud. you should stay away from this program." >> martin: four years later, root was indicted for "unlawfully, feloniously and knowingly" claiming recruiting bonuses he did not deserve. he insisted he was innocent. did they offer you any plea deal? >> root: initially, they offered me to drop the charges if i paid back $18,000. i know as it got closer, i think they wanted $6,000 or $9,000 and they would drop charges. >> martin: but that must have been a tempting deal. you can get

francis xavier on west 16th street in new york. the wake will be held thursday night. you can visit democracynow.org for our full coverage of the life and death of dan berrigan. when we come back, the intercept's jeremy scahill and glenn greenwald on the assassination complex -- on "the assassination complex: inside the government's secret drone warfare program." ♪ [music break] amy: "me and julio down by the schoolyard" by paul simon. the line about a radical priest is, yes, a reference to father dan berrigan. this is democracy now! democracynow.org., the war and peace report. i am amy goodman. we are on the road in sarasota, florida. i will be speaking in atlanta, georgia tonight. here in sarasota, we're less than an hour from tampa, which houses the united states special operations command. it is the epicenter of planning for the global targeted killing program and other covert military action. we turn now to look at president obama and drones. on saturday night, comedy central larry whitmore criticized obama's reliance on drone warfare. during his remarks at the wh

veterans and churchgoers were at saint francis xavier church this morning.ladelphia native and former pennsylvania congressman patrick murphy was there as well. he's the acting secretary of the army. the parkway memorial v.f.w. post 7650 hosted today's mass. >> ♪ >>> the saint james alumni choir performed at a memorial day ceremony in aston today. they gathered inside the green american leach juno post 926 to honor fallen soldiers. several local veterans spoke at today's service. >> as always, we try our very best to bring you as many holiday observances and parades as we can. this young girl sang to a group of veterans marking memorial day in atlantic city this afternoon. proudly displaying the conflicts they served in these veterans listened intently as their time of service was remembered. >>> on a lighter note here a number of classic cars delighted the parade goers in hamilton township, new jersey, this morning. the groveville yardville memorial day parade was first held in 1870 and is one of the oldest continuing in the garden state. >>> military was w

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joining me to talk about this and everything else, house democratic caucus chair, xavier becerra, a hillaryinton supporter, former arizona governor jan brewer who backs donald trump, amanda carpenter who worked for ted cruz and cnn political commentator nina turner, who supports bernie sanders. amanda, let me start with you. source familiar with marco rubio's thinking tells me first of all there was never any concrete offer but second of all some of his misgivings included, a, he thought two senators from washington, d.c., teaming up to go after trump would only feed into trump's outsider narrative and b, he thought the nominee should be able to pick who i thinks will be a running mate to help them win in november and not be stuck with somebody picked in the midst of a heated campaign battle in the primaries. do you think it could have worked, though? >> i think it would have worked. i talked to a lot of people during that time and the run-up to florida and there was a lot of excitement for this idea. it would have unified the party. it would have presented a clear alternative to donald tru

. >> reporter: teaming up with charles xavier, aka professor x. >> kind of like the old testament versusbreaking powerful mutants of them all, the invincible and immortal apocalypse. >> everything they've built will fall! and from the ashes of their world we'll build a better one. >> very convincing. you were very scary. how did you prepare for this role? >> he's the meanest person i've ever met. >> in real life. >> yeah. >> dominated the whole set. terrorized everybody? it was gray and that gave me a lot of pleasure. not all of us can control our powers. >> then don't. >> reporter: the gang putted through with help from the new generation. >> i saw the end of the world. >> sophie turner playing a young jean gray armed with her telepathic and telekinesis powers. >> how does it feel to be -- >> it was a little daunting at first but then everyone was so welcoming and it's just -- it's fun to play like a small part in such a big ensemble cast but -- >> small part? >> well, i'm being >> reporter: we won't give away any spoilers so to all you fans out there who can't wait to watch the movie -

the jesuit priest who died just shy of his 95th earth day, 1000 people packed into savior church -- xavier church in new york. and he along with his brother were the founders of the powershares movement, believing in beating swords into plowshares. not far from here in 1968, they burned draft cards, hundreds of a1 draft cards with homemade napalm. and he wrote in his rationale for doing this -- our apologies, good friends, for the fracture of your order, the burning of paper instead of children, he said. profit invoice of a this country, taking on war, taking on nuclear weapons. it's one that should have gotten much more coverage in the media. another is someone who passed just this week. the great human rights attorney, michael ratner in new york city. michael ratner was the head of the center for constitutional rights, he was a pioneering aman rights lawyer, who was person and part of a movement. yes, he used law, but equally believed in people taking to the streets around the issue of war, of torture. and ultimately brought the case of the guantÁnamo prisoners to the supreme court. not

. >> from one xavier to another other than reading and controlling people's minds what other superpoweri, i would say miami x i'd say that i'd like to make -- i'd like to have the power to make people fall in love and -- >> ah. >> yeah, no, and do horrible things to each other with that love. no -- and yeah, some of the biggest serial killers in the history of the world could fall in love. definitely make people fall in love and feel attracted to each other and do all that because how could you have two armies facing off against each other if i was like, boom, you all want to get down. >> thanks a lot. right there. so you guys ready for your newest cast member? >> say what. >> ready for your newest cast member? >> yes. >> jesse, let's see it. >> oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. >> wow! >> what's up? >> how is the x mansion? >> yeah, it's good. >> hey, bud. >> white shag piled. >> i was in vegas. things got a bit weird so here i am. >> it kind of works. >> unbelievable. i got to say honestly i'm a huge fan of superhero movies and certainly the "x-men" and as a fan i've been curious to

. >> president omotalde: commissioner hoyos peelers this is xavier i three questions. some density question on this one. so, your private sector. san francisco is pretty big. it's 4500 coming online and then oakland is 850. i'm just curious about the ridership projections, how that happens? how you plan to grow more in oakland, to? that sort of question about why the big emphasis on san francisco although i understand with a really strong like writing culture could already see that on market street and us. that's my first question. second question what you mean more about committees of the concern. the about low incomes committees but if you could flesh that out finally i'm curious kind of a header question, two, and how are you advertising this? how do we kind of use social media to create the culture of biking because i feel like there's a certain demographic that's really gets on their bikes and then there's a lot of people who would and mrs. [inaudible] how are you promoting it? >> testifier: the first was about gross and size of the system in the different markets

. >> president omotalde: commissioner hoyos peelers this is xavier i three questions. some density question on this one. so, your private sector. san francisco is pretty big. it's 4500 coming online and then oaklais 850. i'm just curious about the ridership projections, how that happens? how you plan to grow more in oakland, to? that sort of question about why the big emphasis on san francisco although i understand with a really strong like writing culture could already see that on market street and us. that's my first question. second question what you mean more about committees of the concern. the about low incomes committees but if you could flesh that out finally i'm curious kind of a header question, two, and how are you advertising this? how do we kind of use social media to create the culture of biking because i feel like there's a certain demographic that's really gets on their bikes and then there's a lot of people who would and mrs. [inaudible] how are you promoting it? >> testifier: the first was about gross and size of the system in the different markets. t

the jesuit priest who died just shy of his 95th earth day, 1000 people packed into savior church -- xavier church in new york. and he along with his brother were the founders of the powershares movement, believing in beating swords into plowshares. not far from here in 1968, they burned draft cards, hundreds of a1 draft cards with homemade napalm. and he wrote in his rationale for doing this -- our apologies, good friends, for the fracture of your order, the burning of paper instead of children, he said. profit invoice of a this country, taking on war, taking on nuclear weapons. it's one that should have gotten much more coverage in the media. another is someone who passed just this week. the great human rights attorney, michael ratner in new york city. michael ratner was the head of the center for constitutional rights, he was a pioneering aman rights lawyer, who was person and part of a movement. yes, he used law, but equally believed in people taking to the streets around the issue of war, of torture. and ultimately brought the case of the guantÁnamo prisoners to the supreme court. not