>> joshua: no not at all. i'm eating pork right now. >> anthony: that's tough, i mean because koreans are pork crazy. >> joshua: korean food, but i didn't have much of it growing up at all. in fact kimchi was like shun from our household because it stunk up the whole house. >> anthony: well it's just not kosher too. >> joshua: and it's not kosher either so they -- >> anthony: with the shell fish in there. >> jhua: yeah,ut now i still make korean style ramen, and now i have the matzah ball ramen. being raised jewish i can't help it. i think as cooks we always go gravitate towards to what our dna is. >> anthony: so when are you opening a korean restaurant? >> joshua: i don't know anything about korean food. i just know i like it, i gravitate towards those flavors. ♪ >> anthony: galbi, short ribs marinated in soy garlic and sesame oil, then grilled. meat candy. >> anthony: you ever investigate other neighborhoods? the number of immigrants from all over the world i mean it's, you know, extraordinary. >> joshua:

and this is -- these joshua trees, he couldn't say the word joshua, by the way. he'd say "yosh -- sha tree." we kept making him say it, it made us laugh. [ laughter ] >> it's a beautiful landscape, isn't it. i feel we're kind of in the way. that's beautiful. >> jimmy: blocking it? >> would you mind? >> jimmy: i guess, i don't know what i should do. >> i think you are. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you for letting us into your lives over these years. thank you for letting us into your homes tonight. we want to play a gospel song. a gospel song with a restless spirit. ♪ i have climbed highest mountains i have run through the fields ♪ ♪ only to be with you only to be with you ♪ ♪ i have run i have crawled i have scaled these city walls these city walls only to be with you ♪ ♪ but i still haven't found what i'm looking for but i still haven't found what i'm looking for ♪ ♪ i have kissed honey lips felt the healing in her fingertips ♪ ♪ it burned like fire i was burning inside her ♪ ♪ i have spoke with the tongue of angels i have held the

oliver: here is a reporter joshua bruce stain. -- here is a reporter, joshua. oliver he was having : trouble coming getting competition from an industry that was doing a pretty good job of pushing out, but they are starting to adapt. joshua: that is the hope and washington d.c. the local taxi regulator at the end of this summer will actually remove the taxi meters from all cabbies. the hope here is to make taxis a little more like uber in the sense of being nimble. they are going to use smartphones or tablets to make new services that will the taxi industry there. carol they are stepping in : aggressively to stir up an industry, the taxi industry, the drivers that have been around a long time. joshua: traditionally, the uber story has been both the taxi companies and the regulators resisting change. at this point, change is not worth resisting. it has come and that there is a -- it has come, and there is a real scrambling to figure out what do taxis offer now? what can they be? oliver: we are better to have this symbolic shift. there is a lot of pushback. was t

lincoln: the enduring friendship of abraham lincoln and joshua speed." the lincoln group sponsored this hour-long event in washington, d c.

yeah, joshua, you the man. he goes on to express his love for her. >> i don't know if you remember we were walking and i had my hand over your shoulder. and you asked why i was staring at you. that's because i was in love . >> ooh, girl. yes. whatever it is, just say yes. >> as they take this trip down memory lane, and normally at this point it's the lady who breaks down in tears. but no. in this one, it's joshua. >> i want to be your provider. i want to be your comforter. >> as he continues to express just how special she is to him. >> we been blessed. and i want you forever. >> and so with all that said, without further adieu. you know what time it is. >> will you marr >> yes. >> of course she says yes. they hug and kiss. their friends and family greet them and hug and love on them. >> congratulations! >> tall, dark, handsome, corvette, green lawn. going to med school. applying to med school. >>> thanks for watching, everybody. we appreciate it. go to rightthisminute.com, enter your buzzword, and we'll see yo

un gran jurado la cava de acusado del asesinato de joshua swayer en 1981. el pequeÑo sÓlo tenÍa 11 meses. de ser declarada culpable podrÍa enfrentar cadena perpetua. desde el 2015, un equipo de abogados ha estado trabajando en el caso de joshua sawyer que ahora dicen tener la evidencia necesaria para enjuiciar a jones. "los niÑos son tesoros, no fue fÁcil recopilar tanta informaciÓn para el caso, pero sÉ que valdrÁ la pena". segÚn el fiscal, la madre de joshua siente un gran alivio saber que la sospechosa enfrentarÁ un juicio. "si usted tuvo un hijo y ella lo asesino y pasÓ 34 aÑos en prisiÓn, serÍa ello suficiente justicia para usted? ha sido difÍcil investigar los casos debido a que los registros mÉdicos del hospital en el que trabajÓ jones fueron destruidos accidentalmente aÑos despuÉs de los fallecimientos de la mayorÍa de los bebÉs. jones ya fue notificada de la nueva acusaciÓn que enfrenta y las autoridades estÁn trabajando para buscarla lo antes posible. arantxa:las familias que llegan en la frontera de mÉxico con estados uni

the band is celebrating the 30th anniversary of their iconic joshua tree album by playing the whole thing. kpix 5 reporter devin fehely is there and tells us, if it takes bono and the band too long to do it the city of santa clara will be making some noise of their own. devin. >> reporter: yeah. the city of santa clara has a monday through friday 10 p.m. noise curfew. now, no one is saying that if the band runs a little late that they are going to pull the plug on u-2 but if that does happen it will be yet another sour note in a less than harmonious relationship between the city and the 49ers. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: it's a big night for one of the biggest fans of the world with u-2 playing its classic joshua tree album from start to finish for the first time in decades. >> the reason this is such a big deal is because the joshua tree is the record that took this band from being an important band to the biggest band in the world. >> reporter: but even a band as big as u-2 wasn't able to escape the rough and tumble pull of small town politics. >> but there are a lot of families that live

and joshua goes to couegein restaurant. and joshua goes to college in bath. they cannot afford to drive or move house. you just cannot find the same opportunities in a small town, so being able to travel daily and nightly is very important to me being able to earn enough money to live. how much longer will you be going to college? three years. how will you get there? i want be able to if they cut the bus services. it is said that different councils should help to fund the services. first bus has kept it going for a few months but u nless kept it going for a few months but unless a kept it going for a few months but unlessa campaign kept it going for a few months but unless a campaign can drum up more passengers some services will go. it isa passengers some services will go. it is a story reflected across much of england and wales. campaigners said nearly 3000 routes have been slimmed down or dropped since 2010. 500 of them last year when two thirds of local authorities cut their ‘s budget. first group ran one fifth of the bus services outside london, which

the american was considered the number one box office draw in the late 19805 into the 90s but says joshua has now taken over that mantle. when there is a new heavyweight champion and he is explosive like that and he wins a title like that, the whole game changes. all of the little guys that have been making a lot of money, they are not going to make that money any more, it will be aboutjoshua make that money any more, it will be about joshua and the make that money any more, it will be aboutjoshua and the heavyweight. that is what is spectacular about him. he is the right guy for the job. fernando alonso says he's excited but focussed ahead of his first indy car drive later this month. the spaniard is missing the monaco grand prix to compete in the indianapolis 500 on may 28th. alonso's target is to have won the 500, the monaco grand prix, which he's already done, and then the le mans 24—hour race. what is different now is my excitement for the race itself, you know. i was, excitement for the race itself, you know. iwas, i excitement for the race itself, you know. i was, i am, excitemen

lincoln: the enduring friendship of abraham lincoln and joshua speed." the lincoln group sponsored this hour-long event in washington, d c. >> good evening and welcome to the lincoln group of washington, d.c. it is a pleasure to have you all here tonight for our speaker program. those also who are watching on c-span. the lincoln group of washington, d.c., is the longest, continuously functioning lincoln organization having been founded in the 1930's. www.ve a website at lincolngroup.org, which is where our members and friends find out what we are doing. we are pleased tonight that our speaker is charles strozier. charles is both a historian, professor at the city university of new york, but also a practicing psychoanalyst, and his study of abraham lincoln, which began many years ago -- 40 years ago and more -- has culminated in the book he published last year, "your a. lincoln: the enduring friendship of abraham lincoln and joshua speed." author of many books. in particular in 2011, and the anniversary of 9/11, his book "until the fires stopped burning t

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that has not been the case for 20-year-old joshua schilling. [ bleep ] schilling is housed in a single-person segregation cell. officers have just shut the water off to his sink and toilet after he threatened to flood the walkway. >> so, right now we're going to call the sergeant and let them know what's going on. and there's urine coming up the floor. you all may want to step back. >> have a seat on your bunk. have a seat on your bunk. don't move. sit down. >> is there a reason why you're doing this, schilling? >> police. >> who? >> police, i'm mad at the police. >> well, we're not the police, so. >> y'all are the police. >> no we're not. >> schilling was recently sentenced to 15 years for multiple felonies, including assault, and is awaiting transfer to prison. >> what is wrong with you? why all of a sudden do you want to start acting a fool, start flooding the walls and -- >> i didn't flood the wall. >> there was water all over the floor. >> they were going to cut it off, so i grabbed the cup. >> because you're flooding my wall. >> i wasn't flooding. >> you do this all the time. for attent

konstantinos kouvaras: joshua and costas were in the same stage like us. they gained their independence, they created something by themselves, a few time before, they were open to new things. >> they're currently d developig a website with a database that shows where armiriki's customers are located. after only six months, their t-shirts can be found on all continents. a success story in thehe midst f a crisis. joshua olsthoorn: the crisis in itself is already related to a creative process, which is also something very ambiguous to say. because probably you need also some material to be creative. but with less material you can be more creative sometetimes. and i think that concerns also the identity for armirki. >> right now, they don't have much more than their own determination. the money they set aside to start the business didn't last long, so they had to have faith in themselves. konstantinos kouvaras: we have a personal vision to create something. even under worst circumstances we want to show that you can do something different and you can move on.

u2 on tour for the 30th anniversary of their joshua tree album. about 50,000 people were in attendance. our nbc bay area sky ranger over levi's last night, caltrain ran late night service because the show went well after the city's event curfew. 6500 people actually used vta to get home. >> what a production there. >> it was amazing. i went. >> you went. i mean, this must have been like movie memorable. >> it was great. >> did you shoot that video for us? >> i was working. . [ laughter ] >> sky ranger dropped her right in there. >> wouldn't that be nice. >> bono was really injured, like, what, about a year ago? there were conditions he'd never perform again. >> he forgot a few lyrics at the beginning or i don't know if he was letting the crowd sing along. >> like a dramatic pause to let it build. >> perhaps so. he can do whatever he wants. >> so we are really heating up. today and even more so tomorrow. >> it's going to be getting hot over the next couple days, we are talking about summer like weather again in the bay area. this is what it feels l

and for more on his visit, i'm joshua walker -- i'm joined by joshua walker. you heard his stiff opposition to arming the kurds. it going to make any difference? mr. walker: i think it is too late. are there other national interests we can move on? laura: meaning what, exactly? mr. walker: when it comes to syria it is a short-term decision arming the kurds. longer-term, who is going to put syria back together again? i think turkey is looking towards russia and iran. what is going to happen in terms of the great power politics and whether a sought -- whether assad stays or goes. laura: is it possible that turkey gets something with its opposition to the u.s. arming the kurds? mr. walker: if you look at this white house in particular, they are not as focused on human rights violations or freedom of the press or things that traditionally american values have focused on. they get a free pass on certain issues but whether it is titular -- feithullah gulen or other allies as well. president erdogan comes to town on the day there is a great brouhaha about the preside

caller: i live near joshua tree near palm springs. i do not live near it actually but is close enough to drive to. formation ofe rocks. so that people can camp and hike, you can see mexico if you climb to the top of one of the hills on a clear day. there is a wind farm near it. i think that money is not the we get from our beautiful country. and for the other places. being there is amazing. i have been to national parks a lot. the curious also, without classification of death valley, is that a national monument? places managed by the bureau of management, not quite sure how all of those classifications are different. they are protected areas. host: thank you for bringing that up, can you go to the different classifications and explain the difference? guest: it is managed by the department of interior, national park service is through the forest service and the usda. they are different entities. the bureau of land management is a little bit complicated, they do -- blm land is federal but it deals with wide use, they deal with granting

lincoln and his friend, joshua steed. encouragedormal and to be expressive about intimacy and connection and even love. as long as the boundary against sexuality was absolutely and starkly maintained. >> for our complete schedule, go to www.c-span.org. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. created as aan was public service by america's cable television companies. and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. c-span's american history tv is at the william trent house, the oldest house in the state at nearly 300 years old. it is the city's namesake. house 1719 william trent is located in downtown trenton, it is the oldest historic house in new jersey. william trent was a scottish born merchant aced out of philadelphia. -- based out of philadelphia. his business made him very wealthy and he purchased his second summer home right here where we are standing. his margin business dealt with -- merchant business dealt with importing and next boarding things like rum, molasses and wine. he was also involved in

lincoln: the enduring friendship of abraham lincoln and joshua speed." the lincoln group sponsored this hour-long event in washington, d c. [applause] charles: thank you. it is a great honor to be here. i am very impressed with what a robust group you have and all your activities. you take trips and go to the lincoln sites. it is wonderful. in mid-december, my wife and i got a dog, a maltese dog. we named it lincoln. at least, i named it lincoln, and my wife agreed reluctantly. it started recognizing itself in the mirror. it recognized something that looks like another dog in the mirror. -- when wequence was watched nature shows or he saw a will or a there and he would run over to the tv and growl, and at the end of january trump came on the tv and growled. [laughter] charles: i thought that was a smart dog. i want to try an experiment. it is dealing -- thank you very much for your nice comments. one of the dilemmas of my book is that the punchline comes towards the end with the speed correspondents. andn't emphasize and not -- not the significance of th

the new indictment against the 66-year-old comes 36 years after the day of leath-month-old joshua sawyer. prosecutors say jones was working as a pediatric nurse at a hospital in bear county, texas, when she injected joshua with a lethal dose of antiseizure drug. what was the motive? >> i can't speak for a motive. all i can tell you is i believe she is evil. >> reporter: he established a task force to investigate jones for the suspects murders of 60 children. >> she appeared to be very she cared about them. she put on a show. she was a butch of smoke and mirrors. >> reporter: in 1985, jones was convicted of injecting patty mcclelland's daughter, chelsea wa muscle relaxer that caused paralysis. >> she gave her her a shot in her left leg and she immediately started having a hard time breathing. >> reporter: genene jones never confessed and her motive is unknown. because the death penalty was not an option in the 80s whenner her crime was allegedly committed when she appears in this courthouse very soon the maximum she could face is life in prison. >> mason: thank you, david. when we come ba

mentnew indictment against the s -year-old comes 36 years after the death of 11-month-old joshua sawyer. s osecutors say jones was working as a pediatric nurse at a hospital in bexar county, texas, when she injected joshua with a lethal dose of an anti- seizure drug. district attorney nico lahood. >> reporter: what was the motive? >> i can't speak for a motive. all i can tell you is i believe she is evil. >> reporter: after lahood took office in 2015, established a ssk force to investigate jones for the suspected murders of 60 children. >> she appeared to be very passionate about children, like she cared about them. she put on a show. she was a bunch of smoke and mirrors. >> reporter: in 1985, jones was convicted of injecting petti mcclelland's daughter, chelsea, with a muscle relaxer that caused paralysis. , she gave her a shot in her left leg and she immediately started having a hard time e eathing. >> reporter: genene jones never confessed and her motive is unknown. neveuse the death penalty was not an option in the '80s when her crime was allegedly committed. when she appears in san

. >> the ideal family for joshua would be loving, compassionate. a family close to philadelphia, so that he can still have a connection with his siblings. so joshua really needs a family that will allow him to be a kid. doing activities that he enjoys, such as basketball, such as music and writing and making beats. >> reporter: joshua is this week's wednesday's child. >> if that smile doesn't melt your heart, than i don't think you have a pulse. if you would like to make josh's dream come true or the dream of any wednesday's child, go to our website, nbc10.com. search "wednesday's child." you can also call the national adoption center, 1-866-do-adopt. >>> good morning. duty saturd good sar saturday morning. we have some thick, soupy clouds, but the good news is, those showers are already clearing. be sure to look to the bottom of your screen for your local, most accurate seven-day forecast. a couple of clouds pretty stubborn right now. otherwise, conditions are for the most part, locally, very dry. our current temperatures, 57 degrees for mt. holly

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>> joshua. he's so excited. >> joshua. >> he's shaking. >> rat terrier who apparently has been placed with paula and hera, a 7-month-old -- adrienne and i have kittens. giuseppe and marcelo. brothers and goldfish by robert and a guinea pig named almond with ronald. okay. >> you've got almond. >> what is your advice for the first time pet owner. >> for somebody who it is their first pet a good option is a fish or a guinea pig, guinea pigs happen to be one of my favorite pets, super playful and friendly but relatively -- >> paula, is that one -- >> maybe. >> failure. failure. >> cruella de faris. >> what kind of advice do you have for families with kids who want to adopt a pet. >> one of the most important things to consider when you have kids is it's an animal with a temperament that's appropriate for the high activity level of children and great opportunity to go out if you're interested in a cat or dog different animals which is important. test drive them, get to know them at petsmarts across t

anthony joshua moments ago, yorkshire were 237—4 in the over. anthonyjoshua says he needs to improve the of his next fight. joshua king wladimir klitschko in a thrilling bout on saturday night. the former british would champion tyson fury is without a boxing licence but has indicated he would fightjoshua. there could also be a rematch with klitschko or also be a rematch with klitschko or a unification fight with wbc champion deontay wilder. a unification fight with wbc champion deontay wilderli a unification fight with wbc champion deontay wilder. i want to start planning how i will improve. i know my next fight, people will be watching. i have done my learning 110w. watching. i have done my learning now. i cannot say i am still learning. i have got to get better. i will get back to the gym and find out where my weaknesses are and improve on them. that is the sport for now. as always, you can find more on those stories on the bbc sport website. the organisation representing nhs groups has said nhs spending should be linked to groups. it wants an

>> that's joshua. he's so excited. >> joshua, a 4-month-old rat terrier who apparently has been placed with paula and unhappy about it. hera, a 7-month-old shorkie. adrienne and i have kittens. giuseppe, you've got giuseppe and marcelo. they're brothers and there's a goldfish over there by robert and a guinea pig named almond with ronald. okay. >> you've got almond. >> what is your advice for the first time pet owner? >> well, i think for somebody who really it's their very first pet, a good option is a fish or a guinea pig. guinea pigs happen to be one of my favorite pets, they're super playful and friendly but relatively easy -- >> paula shouldn't have a pet. is that -- >> maybe. >> i feel like such a failure. i'm a failure. oh. >> cruella de faris over here. what kind of advice do you have for families with kids who want to adopt a pet? >> you know, i think one of the most important things to consider when you have kids is it's an animal with a temperament that's appropriate for the high activity le

lincoln: the enduring friendship of abraham lincoln and joshua speed." the lincoln group sponsored this hour-long event in washington, d c. [applause] charles: thank you. it is a great honor to be here. i am very impressed with what a robust group you have and all your activities. you take trips and go to the

the suspect, joshua carter had been in elm wood jail. eat inmate at this jail died last month in what's believed to be suicide. it's just one example of the issues involving santa clara county jails. three deputies are currently on trial for murder, accused in the beating death of an inmate in 2013. >>> well, a warning this evening for people in peninsula city. abc news news was in pacifica. those thieves are still on the loose. police say all the break ins started in the south etchnd of town, alert neighbors called police. >> we got a calm from a resident that they saw a person leaving their neighbor's backyard with property in their hands. >>> the criminal complaint was unsealed today. mel lan >> reporter: sources with knowledge of the investigation say this started as a routine investigation by the joint task force, and led to something much bigger, the arrest of street level drug dealers with ties to the cartel. this is one of dozens of locations that were searched just across the street from woodrow wilson elementary school. accordi

. >> joshua is this week's "wednesday's child." >> if you would like to make joshua's dream come true or the dream of any wednesday's child, go to nbc10.com and search "wednesday's child," or call 1-866-do-adopt. >>> the ringling bros. and barnum & bailey circus will hold its final performance tonight at new york's nassau coliseum, and that's a sellout and it's ironic because the greatest show on earth is ending its 146-year show because of attendance. it will live stream its grand finale from new york on facebook. >>> and then the run4life 3k is under way in bucks county. irun4life is a non-profit group that fights child obesity through running. >>> and then right now matt delucia is live on the scene of a deadly house fire in philadelphia's overbrook neighborhood. matt. >> reporter: three people are dead and one person injured and neighbors around here calling this a devastating loss. we will hear from some of them coming up when nbc 10 news comes right back. chris christie: addiction is a disease. it can happen to anyone. help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i

the suspect, joshua carter had been in elm wood jail. eat inmate at this jail died last month in what's believed to be suicide. it's just one example of the issues involving santa clara county jails. three deputies are currently on trial for murder, accused in the beating death of an inmate in 2013. >>> well, a warning this evening for people in peninsula abc news news was in pacifica. those thieves are still on the loose. police say all the break ins started in the south etchnd of town, alert neighbors called police. >> we got a calm from a resident that they saw a person leaving their property in their hands. >>> the criminal complaint was unsealed today. mel lan >> reporter: sources with knowledge of the investigation say this started as a routine investigation by the joint task force, and led to something much bigger, the arrest of street level drug dealers with ties to the cartel. this is one of dozens of locations that were searched just across the street from woodrow wilson elementary school. according to the criminal complaint un

lincoln: the enduring friendship of abraham lincoln and joshua speed." the lincoln group sponsored this hour-long event in washington, d c. [applause] charles: thank you. it is a great honor to be here. i am very impressed with what a robust group you have and all your activities. you take trips and go to the lincoln sites. it is wonderful. in mid-december, my wife and i got a dog, a maltese dog.

joshua weiner. welcome. >> thank you. >> some people have all of the are going to have more likely the hyperactivity. the girls are more likely to not have hyperactivity but they are daydreaming and duoodling. >> as far as treatment, is that different, then? >> no. the treatment is the same regardless of what the core feature may be. it doesn't really matter. when you're trying to treat adhd, there are some natural approaches. exercise can help, dietary changes where you're eating a diet high in fatty acids including therapy can make a slight difference. really, if you're really wanting to address and improve the symptoms of adhd, you must go the direction of medication. a lot of people don't like going that direction. if you really want to make a big impact, that's the direction you need to go. >> obviously with this new study coming out and the new numbers, like adhd goes untreated and there's a link now to something like car accidents which is very dangerous. >> it is. we've known for a while tha

people were watching the concert last night and u2 celebrating the 30th anniversary of the album, "the joshua tree." the concert went past the curfew of 10 pm which made the people that live nearby angry. there were extra trains provided for the concert which means the taxpayers have to pick up part of the tab. >> we estimate roughly $65,000 per event when you at the train operators, the security, and the whole of the county are paying for services to go to one venue for a finite number of people, that does not seem fair.>> the concert last night is the u2 band only bay area stop and they will be in la saturday night. >>> it is 5:16 am. >>> i bet that sal wishes he could've been there but the entire "the joshua tree" album was played out. >> you know, we have to get up early and i enjoyed being home these days. just like steve, we like to be home. eat dinner about 4:30 pm with the blue plate special. >> [ laughter ] >>> let's take a look at the gilroy commute from morgan hill in san jose, traffic is going to be okay. it is little bit slow in some areas. i want to mention we had that structure

joshua winer. we appreciate you coming in today. >> my pleasure. >> this seems counterintuitive, you think most people would say improving weather improves your mood but you say not exactly. >> a lot of people associate lower mood with the wintertime, the wintertime blues, more light, better weather, you feel better, no. not the case. in fact, what we know is that they've been tracking suicide rates, april and may are consistently the months that have the highest suicide rates and actually the lowest months are the winter months, november and december so it's the opposite of the myth that exists and what is interesting is it's not just in the north northern hemisphere. in the southern hemisphere their version of spring is also the time with the highest rates of suicide. >> is there a theory behind this destabilization that comes with this time of year? >> we don't know for sure but the theories are a couple things. number one, maybe it has to do with increased exposure to light. although increased

director del muelle en vaotr atrevido el hombre que se lanza a rescatar a la pequeÑa de haber sido los joshuas todos los torres terminan en el agua. >> yo creo que me lanzo a ver como lo defiendo. >> ahora les tengo terror el hombre que grabÓ sus imÁgenes consciente que por cuestiÓn de milÍmetros en vez de un susto habrÍa filmado una tragedia. >> cristina londoÑo, noticias telemundo. >> volviendo a la emergencia en inglaterra a esta hora muchas familias siguen buscando a sus seres queridos. >> momentos 19 heridos. se esperan que muchos adolescentes. >>> recuperaciÓn de un cuerpo con explosivos lo que confirma el ataque suicida y la primera ministra habla de atentado terrorista. >> reforzÓ la vigilancia como - me quiero casar y Él estÁ en contra de eso. Él es discapacitado. Él estÁ en silla de ruedas. - ¿y quÉ edad tiene esta persona? - Él tiene 50 aÑos. - ese enfermo le comiÓ la mente. es una niÑa. - ¿han tenido situaciones romÁnticas? - bueno, cosas normales asÍ. nada mÁs. - el seÑor acÁ estaba completamente desnudo. todos estaban desnudos. - ¡¿tÚ tocaste a mi hija

let me bring in right now joshua walker, former aid to john kerry and a fellow of the german marshall fund. and a former u.s. ambassador to the association of southeast asian nations. thank you so much for being here, you guys. we're keeping an eye on the coast guard ceremony, so just keep that in the back of your mind as we're watching and waiting -- this offer from the russian president to provide a transcript between the president and the russian foreign minister. do you believe the russian president? >> i don't believe much that president putin says, it's clear that he's enjoying all of this immensely, which should sadden all of us. and i think he's just trying to insert himself into this situation. i mean we're really through the looking glass when president putin is offering a white house transcript. it's just a sign of how down the rabbit hole we are. >> on a basic level, there's been a question as to if there's a transcript or isn't there a transcript. we have reporting from an administration official that said full transcripts are not traditional of meetings in the oval offic

. >> reporter: joshua joined the marines because his country needed him. >> we want as much normalcy as we can. and one of those things is driving. >> reporter: he co-founded driver rehabilitation center of excellence. he and his mechanics are transforming vehicles and lives. >> anyone who is a high-level quad pra leej jik or suffers from severe paralysis, we can teach them to drive again. >> reporter: the feeg hard to describe. >> the joy that you feel, the sense of entitlement. >> reporter: he was awarded a purple heart and other honors. he'll add one more. he's being awarded hero of the year at a gala on thursday. >> you can never say thank you enough to the men and women who go off and volunteer and win our nation's wars. >> reporter: after serving, he earned two master's degrees in finance and economics. he's the numbers guy here. the total cost of a converted vehicle can be almost 200 grand. >> we have a great job here. working with a lot of nonprofits. >> reporter: the corporal says this is why he does it and for those who made the ultimate sacrifice. >> every one of them woul

resistencia de la casa blanca y la persecuciÓn a los indocumentados aprobadas en texas, historias como la de joshua pacheco recordaron que hay millones con terror y sufriendo. >>> me de foportan a mi mamÁ >>> hoy tiene la esperanza que lo hayan escuchado >>> el presidente trump compartiÓ informacion altamente confidencial sobre el grupo terrorista isis al ministerio de relaciones exteriores de rusia durante la reuniÓn de la semana pasada es lo que dice el periÓdico the washington pos de t quien la informaciÓn fue hecha por un aliado de estados unidos, y que no fuera compartida con rusia esta informaciÓn. aunque el presidente no violÓ ninguna ley ahora pone en riesgo con el paÍs aliado que las fuentes no quisieron identificar, el canciller estadounidense hace un poco momento no se discutiÓ en esa reuniÓn cualquier informacion confidencial. >>> corea del norte celebra como un Éxito el Último lanzamiento de un misil capaz de volar por mÁs de 1600 millas, la prueba ha sido condenada por estados unidos, pero ¿ quÉ posibilidades reales tiene el rÉgimen norco a norcoreano de tener este alc

. >> reporter: major joshua mance was shot and killed by a sniper in baghdad in 2007, only to be revived some 15 minutes later. >> monuments and memorials are a great way to remember those who came before us. but the most professional way to honor their sacrifice is by allowing their spirit to live through us each and every day. >> reporter: he says we civilians have a responsibility to create a community that represents true freedom and in doing so we will begin to earn what it took to give us that chance. >>> and president trump marked memorial day, his first in office, with a speech in arlington national cemetery. those come as -- kelly reports from the white house. >> reporter: president trump later reads at the tomb of the unknown soldier on memorial day. >> god is with you. and your loved ones are with him. they died in war so that we could live in peace. >> reporter: the president's first memorial day address comes as his administration is pushing back against report that is his son-in-law tried to set up secrete communications with russia. he has total confidence in kushner. >> i

his father has said that he holds onto the promise of joshua one, verse nine, the lord, your god, will be with you wherever you go. thank you. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: what a man he was. to every gold star family, god is with you. and your loved ones are with him. they died in war so that we could live in peace. i believe that god has a special place in heaven for those who lay down their lives so that others may live free, from fear and this horrible oppression. now, let us pledge to make the most of that freedom that they so gallantly fought for. and they died to protect. let us also pledged to tell the stories of robert, chris, andrew , and all of america's fallen warriors today and for the next 1000 years. and while we cannot know the extent of your pain, what we do gratitude toour them, and to you, is boundless and undying. boundless and undying. we'll always be there. thank you. [applause] their stories are now woven into the soul of our nation. into the stars and stripes flag. and into the beating hearts of our great, great people. today we also hold a special vigil fo

bono and the gang celebrating their joshua tree album from what? 30 years ago? >> uh-huh. >> it looked fun to me. >> for sure. >>> finally kevin durant has a lot of fans. he unveiled four renovated basketball court in lincoln park. he says growing up near washington d.c. he was always looking for a safe place to play and now it's his passion to provide this for other kids. >> how cool to see that. >>> and jeff is back with us one final word on this warm temperature. >> it's going to be clear to start tomorrow morning, 85. >>> then by sunday up to 93 degrees. it's going to be cooler near the coast. we'll have mid-70s. pufferfect for that too. >> thanks for joining us here at 11:00. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kerry washington -- tim tebow --

u2 for the 30th anniversary of their epic album "joshua tree." about 50,000 people were in attendance last night including some people like, i don't know, my co-anchor. nbc's sky ranger over -- this must have been amazing, laura. >> it was a great, great show. they played everything from that joshua tree album which is such a great hit. sky ranger was over the scene there. vta and caltran ran late night service because the show went after the city's event curfew. they were working on that anticipating another estimated 6,500 people used vta to get home. >> well worth it i think, definitely a bonus for you and vta helping out as well. a smooth drive, light traffic flow. a lot of folks are sleeping in which is what laura would be grateful for as well. eastbound 80 near the toll plaza we had that crash, minor backup as they cleared the leaps. it sounds like the lanes should be cleared up judging by the speed sensors which have good recovery. chris talked about the vta lines on white road. white road reopened past the fire where she's tracking that.