jill biden traveled to arlington cemetery to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. also speaking at an event, mark milley and lloyd austin. this is about 45 minutes. >> attention. >> order. order. >> present arms. ♪ [playing "the star spangled banner"] >> present arms. [drumroll] ♪ [playing "taps"] >> please stand for the arrival of the party and -- the official party and remain standing for the national anthem.

president biden and first lady jill biden attended ceremonies at arlington national ceremony -- arlington national cemetery. they were joined by vice president, harris, lloyd austin and general mark milley. this is about 10 minutes. james perrin >> attention. >> present arms. ♪ [playing "the star spangled banner"] >> present arms. [drumroll] ♪ [playing "taps"] click tuesday, the secretary of the army discusses u.s. defense strategy including defending against threats to the u.s. and our allies. watch live at 1:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app or anytime online at c-span.org. >> c-span has unfiltered coverage of the u.s. response to russia's invasion of ukraine, bringing you the latest from the president and other white house officials. we also have international perspective from united nations and statements from foreign leaders. and c-span that are/ukraine. you can watch the latest videos on demand and follow tweets from journalists on the ground. quick c-spanshop.org is c-span's online store. browse the collection of c-span partners, apparel, books an

i going to arlington. and then today i was at the presidio and it just reminded me of arlington. it's the same kinds of headstones. >> in the presidio in san francisco, not nearly as big as arlington, but just as impactful. when you stand there, you can walk among the headstones and see all the dates and the names and also how far back going back to before the civil war. so it's really an amazing place to especially on memorial day to see with all the flags and everything. so if you have a chance worth a visit. be right back. >> services will begin this week for the children and teachers were killed in the uvalde texas school shooting. and just yesterday, president biden and the first lady spent the day and you've all day. >> grieving with the community demanding for actionable change. robert sherman has the story. >> we will not relent until youvaldee recovers. we are texas and texans. are you not? >> texas governor greg abbott calling on texans across the state to pray for those families who lost loved ones at the robb elementary school shooting tuesday as the community works t

next hour, we are expecting president biden to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at the arlington national cemetery joined by the chairman of the joint chiefs. together they will honor the fallen service members who have died serving the united states of america. the backdrop of a country paying tribute is a country in mourning. 19 children, two teachers killed in texas. the deadliest school shooting since newtown. families, students and an entire community seized by the visceral pain of an unthinkable tragedy. funeral services begin today for victims of the school shooting in uvalde. the funeral homes are so overwhelmed, it will take weeks to bury all 21 victims and now the justice department announced it will review law enforcement's response to that mass shooting. and we want to start in uvalde with adrian on the ground there. adrian, the funeral services are starting today for two ten-year-old victims. tell us about them and what you're seeing on the ground right now. >> well, i'll start with the victims. we are learning so much about them. we've learn amerie had a heart of go

president biden will lay a wreath at arlington national cemetery's tomb of the unknown soldier. after new comments this morning on the fight for gun safety legislation in washington -- >> i have not been negotiating with any of the republicans yet. i deliberately did not engage in a debate about that with any republican. i know that it makes no sense to be able to purchase something that can fire up to 300 rounds. i can do the things i've done and any action i can take, i'll take, but i can't outlaw a weapon. i can't change the background checks. i can't do that . >> those comments follow the president's trip sunday to uvalde, meeting with first responders, faith leaders, local officials and grieving families. as mr. biden and the first lady paid tribute to the victims of the mass shooting last week, the president at one point wiping away a tear after a day filled with emotion and making this promise to the community. >> in moments i'll speak with senator roland gutierrez. but we begin this hour with nbc's morgan chesky in texas and the incident review of the law enforcement res

more than 260,000 fallen service members, lyon, arlington, we heard from active duty service members who tell us it is important to carry on the legacy of the soldiers who came before them. >> i feel a great sense of pride. you know, i just feel like it connected with these knowing that they've been in the same shoes i've been i'm just thinking their sacrifices and >> to be able to give back to them the kind of pay my respects to them for what they did for me. >> the flags in ceremony has been a tradition since the end of world war. 2, the u.s. army's ceremonial old guard unit does the honors they will remove the flags before the public is allowed back into arlington. a youth swim coach in the north bay has been arrested. sandra fell police yesterday say they had a sting operation and ended up arresting him after they say he attempted to pay a minor for. the suspect police say as 59 year-old john chipper ini, according to police, investigators placed fake ads on adult websites seeking buyers who are looking for kids for services, chipping area allegedly responded to the ad indicating

at arlington national cemetery, president biden along with vice president harris later laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. memorial day is a day of pain and pride. we will share more services throughout this newscast and also look at how the bay area paid its respects. >>> tracking developing news out of milpitas. one man was killed during a hand gliding accident. they say they were called out just before noon today. a woman also hurt in the accident. she was taken to the hospital. it is not clear at this point what led to that crash. >>> memorial day, lots of gatherings that come with it and it has arrived of california is seeing a surge in covid cases and the key part here come in hospitalizations. that means holiday plans especially those involving groups, indoors, a bit of a cat collated risk for sure like heading into a crowded theater to see the latest blockbuster. as many as one in every 20 people in san francisco may be covid positive at the moment, may not even know it, every bay area county is seeing cases rise. the numbers on the state positivity rate continu

. >> president biden and first lady jill biden traveled arlington national ceremony -- cemetery for the wreath-laying ceremony of the tomb of the unknown soldier in the president offered remarks at and observance secretary -- ceremony. also speaking, lloyd austin and mark milley. this was about 45 minutes. james perrin >> attention. >> colors. >> right shoulder, arm. >> present arms. >> present arms. ♪ ♪ >> right shoulder. >> present arms. [drumroll] ♪ ♪ [taps] ♪ >> right shoulder, arms. >> please stand for the arrival of the party and -- the official party and remain standing for the national anthem.

cbs reporter natalie brand spoke to students at a walkout in arlington, virginia. >> no gun violence. >> reporter: from the nation's capitol to wisconsin, students from around the country walked out of class to demand lawmakers do more to protect them from gun violence as the nation grieves the tragic massacre at a uvalde, texas elementary school. >> being able to rally together and really speak out our minds makes the most difference. >> reporter: students at michigan's oxford high school formed a massive u on their football field nearly six months after a fellow student opened fire there, killing four. >> we deserve to be safe at school! >> reporter: high school students in arlington, virginia walked to a nearby park, where they held a 21-second moment of silence for each victim in uvalde. >> i was incredibly sad at first. but then i just got angry. >> reporter: joy blocking or niced the walkout. she and many other students here are calling for stricter gun laws. what is your message to lawmakers? >> please, just protect the kids. our lives are more valuable than a gun. >> i was tau

and and if you watt to get a feel for arlington, just go to the presidio in san francisco because it looks very similar. he got the rolling hills with all headstones, 30,000 buried in san francisco's presidio. >> but yeah, the difference between veterans day and memorial day is memorial day. we're honoring those who didn't get to come ones who lost their lives in some of those people lost their lives years after they're in combat because of the psychological trauma that they've suffered. and sometimes they take their own life. so nancy pelosi talked about that today that they're working in congress to make sure that those veterans are cared for even long after they're they've left the battlefield. but that is what memorial day is all about. and it should so all right. we're going to check in on our weather today was actually beautiful weather for a memorial day ceremony looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza. not much happening there. pretty quiet. the drive-in was not what pretty easy to get in today. but a nice memorial day. lots of sunshine all the way to the coastline. some bl

, every day is memorial day at arlington national cemetery. on this day, each of us can participate in the honors.la fl the tomb of the unknowns until 4:00 this afternoon. he told me he brought his son and reflected on a proud papa moment to share the tradition moment to share the tradition and teach about the courage and ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u put it all on the line. u do it all. so u bring ubrelvy. it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks within 2 hours... without worrying if it's too late or where you are. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks a protein believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. migraine pain relief starts with u. learn how abbvie can help you save. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. feeling sluggish or weighed down? ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't working at its best. taking metamucil everyday can help. metamucil ps

>> so, my grandfather is buried in arlington cemetery and i visit every year. i visit on memorial day and on veterans day. as i was pulling into the cemetery in 2020 i realized not only would there be thousand of family members who couldn't travel across the country but also many military service members who couldn't visit their fallen battle buddies in arlington due to covid restrictions. so i offered on twitter to visit them, thinking i would get a few tweets and response. it just went viral immediately and there were thousands of responses. i knew even by the end of that day after i spent the whole day in arlington cemetery, i knew i needed help to scale up this project because there would be a need for many years to come and ryan and the travis manion foundation volunteersstepped up in incredible way to help us do that. >> ryan, talk to me because this is going to mark 15 years that your brother was tragically killed in iraq. we showed a photo of him a little bit earlier on. i guess i first want to hear about your brother. tell me about him. >> my brother w

. >> on >> we get a chance to go to arlington. check it out now. our 4 zone forecast. a live look at beautiful evening. looking down from sutro tower. it is a beautiful shot. and our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. he's going to more about tonight's meteor shower and whether we might get to see it. yeah, you know, that's going tohbe perfect as far as weather conditions clear skies the moon. we don't have to worry about that. it's a new moon. so it all comes together. this could be quite the sight to see. the question is is really pass right through that cloud. the atmosphere left by all the comet debris and. >> well, we're just going to wait and see on that. we just don't know. but right now there's a possibility we could see as many as get 1000 meteors per hour. we're talking about a meteor storm. if this all comes together, something like they saw back in 1966. that happens, the tao hercules could be something to write home about. now it's going to be clear. temperatures hovering in the 50's best time to start looki

this is arlington national cemetery in virginia. president biden is at that cemetery this morning to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. he spent the morning in delaware visiting the grave of his son, who was a veteran and served in iraq and died in brain cancer. back in 2015. he'll be also making a speech at the moral amphitheater. later on this morning, so we'll continue to watch developments there as we honor those who have given their lives in service of our country on this memorial day, it really is a somber day. i lot of people think of thiserever you r you're doing, really think about why today is a national holiday and what it means and especially as we're able to bring you more live pictures here. from washington, d. c we're seeing the president here. it's been an exceptionally heavy time for this country. the president, first lady just went to validate texas, where 21 people were killed in an elementary school there. early this morning, president biden, the first lady held the white house breakfast for gold st

we see it in the hundreds of graves here in section 60 at arlington, a reminder that there is nothing low-risk or low cost about war for the women and men who fight it. 7054 military members gave their lives over 20 years of our iraq and afghanistan conference. i am told others that injuries -- untold others died of injuries and accidents in service to his wars -- to these wars. there is a cost of war that will carry a nation forever. two every goldstar family, every five or -- to every goldstar family, every survivor and caregiver, this grateful nation owes you as well as the person you lost. we can never repay the sacrifice but we will never stop trying. but we will never stop trying. we will never fail and our duty to remember. with their lives, they bought our freedom. so with our lives, we must always live up to their example. putting service before self. caring for our enablers -- for our neighbors as ourselves. that much closer to fulfilling the founding creed. as the secretary said, that all women and men are created equal. i have often said that as a nation, we have many obli

the tomb of the unknown soldier and he'll deliver remarks at arlington. it is notable, while we don't have a preview of president biden's remarks for today, this is the first memorial day that he will be honoring the lives of fallen service members since that withdrawal of u.s. forces from the war in afghanistan. 2,461 americans died in that war. that was something that president biden said as he pulled out those troops that he did not want to risk of lives of more service members by prolonging that war. very notable, later this afternoon the president will also participate in a tree-planting ceremony on the south lawn of the white house. he and the first lady alongside the family members of fallen service members will plant a magnolia tree on the south lawn. >> jeremy, before you go, just speak about what we saw this weekend, yesterday in uvalde, texas. i mean, the president once again for the second time in two weeks going to comfort survivors and victims' families in another horrific mass shooting. he also, once again, promised action. >> reporter: tha

. >> a live look at arlington national cemetery on this mehmet oz memorial day. the president is about to lay the wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. let's watch. >> we are waiting for the president there who will shortly lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier, honoring those brave men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. we honor them -- >> the president is being introduced right now, as he makes his way to the honor guard and the nation slows down for a moment to appreciate and salute those who put on the uniform and made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. it's not just a day to go to target and buy sheets. >> the tomb of the unknown soldier is incredibly powerful and solemn memorial we have there at arlington national ceremony. i participated in a wreath-laying several years ago as a child and it's stayed with me as one of the most profound honors of my life and on this day, we pay homage and honor those who paid the ultimate sacrifice so we sit here free. >> the cemetery, former home of robert e. lee and quarter

quiet rose in arlington, cemeteries in europe that i have visited. towns large and small. america's love it daughters and sons who gave all, risked all, dared all to preserve and defend an idea unlike any other in human history. the idea of the united states of america. today as a nation we undertake this sacred ritual to reflect and remember. because if we forget the lives that each of those solemn markers represent, if we forget that sacrifice and what they made so that our nation might endure, strong, free, united, then we forget who we are. who we are. ladies and gentlemen, our first lady, the love of my life, jill, vice president harris, second gentleman, secretary austen, cabinet members, goldstar families most importantly, and survivors, today we renew our sacred vow. it's a simple valve. to remember. to remember. memorial day is always a day where pain and pride are mixed together. we all know it, sitting here. jill and i know it. today is the day our son died. folks, for those who have lost a loved one in service to our country, if your loved one is missing or una

they lie here in glory and honor, in quiet rows in arlington, in cemeteries in europe that i visited and many of you have, in graves across our country, in towns large and small, america's beloved daughters and sons who dared all, risked all, and gave all to preserve and defend an idea unlike any other in human history: the idea of the united states of america. and today, as a nation, we undertake a sacred ritual, to reflect and to remember. because if we forget the lives that each of those silent markers represent, mothers, fathers, siblings, spouses, children, if we forget what they sacrificed, what they made so that our nation might endure strong, free, and united, then we forget who we are, who we are. ladies and gentlemen, our first lady and the love of my life, jill. vice president harris and the second gentleman. secretary austin, general milley, the joint chiefs of staff, cabinet members, gold star families, most importantly, and survivors. today we renew our sacred vow. it's a simple vow. to remember. to remember. memorial day is always a day where pain and pride are mixed t

natalie brand, cbs news, arlington, virginia. >> stay with us for all the latest developments on the texas school shooting. we will have coverage on air and at kpix.com. also streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> in a couple of hours, b.a.r.t. will hold a meeting to talk about increasing fares. the transit agency says it will help keep up with the cost of providing service. on the table, a 3.4% fare increase that could start in july. >>> well, the golden state warriors back home hoping to get the job done with a win in game five tonight with the mavs. vern glenn joining me live now. so many people thinking this could be it. >> indeed. win the west? why not tonight? game five a nice story line and scenario. big takeaway from game four tuesday, the warriors bench. they almost pulled it off. the rookies, moses moody and jonathan kuminga were part of a lineup that trimmed a 29-point deficit down to 8 with 3:00 left. with otto porter jr. out again tonight, both 19-year-olds could be counted on once more. >> it's great because they had an opportunity to go out there and make their presence f

they will be holding a memorial lunch but then they will also be at arlington national cemetary where president biden will be giving memorial day remarks, and then we expect president biden and the first lady to also participate in a tree-planneding ceremony in honor of those lost. while president biden will be talking about service members, he also draws a connection between parents who have lost children like he has and the deep grief to what that entails, to what we've seen in texas, in buffalo, in other places where americans are losing their children. president biden trying to draw a real connection in terms of that universal grief. he was asked just this morning as he was returning to the white house about those efforts on. he wanted to give it some to him. the president is still looking to see what he can do on gun control. chris? zempz. 40,000 people headed out of town. told as many of them head back home, expect delays. are we seeing any cancellations this morning? it doesn't look very busy behind you yet. >> hey there, chris, unfortunately we see the number of flight cancell

developing this morning, president biden is expected to visit arlington national cemetery for memorial day services today. but it follows an emotional day yesterday in texas, where the president and first lady arrived back in delaware here in the video after they visited the scene of tuesday's school shooting in uvalde. while they were there, they visited a memorial site outside robb elementary school where 19 children and two teachers were killed. the president and first lady left flowers to honor the victims, met with first responders and family members, the president did not address the media during his visit, at one point he responded to pleas from the crowd. >> do something! >>> the president saying we will, you will remember this is president biden's second visit to a site of a mass shooting in just days, he had also visited buffalo after the deadly supermarket rampage. on our website nbcbayarea.com, you'll find several verified go fund me sites for the victims of the uvalde shooting, there are other ways to help the community, we posted a link to all that information on the top

from the arlington national cemetery of the wreath laying ceremony. can see the bidens and it appears to be. vice president kamala harris's family arrieing as well. >> and we can see president biden. arriving alongside vice president kamala harris. so it seems like just moments ago was their family members who'd just passed by a now. we're actually seeing the president and vice president. arrive here. again. this is part of a day of events for the president commemorating veterans and their families for their service. >> shoulder. >> shoulder. >> watching live pictures of the wreath laying ceremony for memorial day. president biden joined by vice president kamala harris. we just saw moments ago, mister biden laying the wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. and this is just part of a day of activities for the president. vice president were expecting also to hear some remarks from the president later at the memorial ampitheater. and the bidens are expected to also plant a magnolia tree on the south lawn of the white house alongside the families of s

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so when the president was talking earlier at arlington national cemetery, he said that experience of grieving for his son, beau, that helps him sort of understand what these goold star families are going through and he hopes they can find some solace in knowing they lived a life of purpose and honor. we are showing images from just a few moments ago of the tree planting ceremony. again, gold star families are there for the event. >> at the same time this is happening, there are 21 families in uvalde who are grieving because of the massacre at robb elementary school. they're making funeral preparations. president biden said today that he's hopeful that there would be some movement forward on gun safety in congress. is this a reality? >> reporter: it's 21 families that are grieving, but also so many more in that community, and others across the country. and in the coming days we are going to see that community hold funerals and memorial services and continue to grieve. but here in washington, d.c. the conversation, of course, has turned to gun reform and whether any kind of meaningful

>> reporter: high school students in arlington, virginia walked to

also travelled to arlington cemetery, wraying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. and also, taking a look at his own son, beau biden 7 years ago died. he served in the delaware national guard, died of brain cancer after he came home from iraq. the president actually saw beau biden's grave earlier today in delaware. that's where he started his day before coming here to commemorate memorial day at arlington national cemetery and themorial day is personal for this president. thank you very much. >> just in, canadian prime minister justin trudeau wants to cap the market on guns in his country, announcing a new bill that would mean canadians would no longer be able fwooi, sell, transfer, or import handguns, quote, anywhere in canada. pretty remarkable development. let's bring in congressman colin allred, a democrat from texas. congressman, thanks for joining us. what goes through your mind when you see canada taking a step like this towards a handgun freeze? one thing we have seen time and again and been talking about this over the last several days, when other countrie

more than 260,000 fallen service members lion arlington. we heard from active duty service members who tell us it's important to carry on the legacy of the soldiers who came before them. >> so a great sense of pride. you know, i just feel like connected with these knowing that they've been in the same shoes i've been i'm just thinking their sacrifices and >> to be able to give back to them and kind of pay my respects to them for what they did for me. >> the flags in ceremony has been a tradition since the end of world war. 2, the u.s. army ceremonial old guard unit. does the honors they will remove the flags before the public is allowed back into arlington. today. senators question the fda commissioner and how the agency is handling the baby formula shortage as abbott works to reopen its factory. lawmakers want the fda to coordinate with other countries to ensure more baby formula becomts available. our washington course upon didn't. basil, john has the latest. >> it's time that we hold the fda accountable. you've got up your game. thursday

the president laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. speaking of service, sacrifice, and the importance of protecting democracy. >> it's more than just our form of government. it's part of the very soul of america. the soul of america. our democracy is our greatest gift as a nation. made holy by those we've lost along the way. >> president biden also paying tribute to his son beau, who served in iraq, and died of cancer seven years ago today. >>> when we come back, the daring robbery at a church in brooklyn. thieves making off with a $2 million treasure. >>> and the messy attack on the mona lisa. details ahead. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if aller

thank you for joining us and have a great day in arlington. a great day, and god bless you all for doing this. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> will: visit travis manion foundation.org and follow along with the #thehonorproject the intrepid sea, air and space museum, good morning, adam. >> good morning, and this is one of my favorite spots and all of manhattan and i'm on the west side of highway. a bicycle trail so i've been up and down this area a lot of times. but even just riding my bike come i want to sit on the bench because it is an impressive view and humbles you a little bit the types of things and the sacrifice is that this country has made and the men and women of this country have made to set us up to be able to enjoy what will turn out to be a really beautiful day. guys come i will be up on top of this in a little bit but it is a gorgeous day. i will dive into the forecast. here in new york city starting off pleasant with temperatures in the mid-60s. temperatures across the country in the middle of the country 75 degrees in k

president biden will lay a wreath at arlington national cemetery's tomb of the unknown soldier. after new comments this morning on the fight for gun safety legislation in washington -- >> i have not been negotiating with any of the republicans yet. i deliberately did not engage in a debate about

president participate in every year on this memorial day and he will deliver remarks at arlington as well at the memorial amphitheater about the meme real day. the president later in the day will plant a magnolia tree alongside the families of the fallen service members and the first lady of the united states. i think it's notable as you look to see what the president might say on this memorial day this is the first memorial day since the u.s. withdrew its troops from the war in afghanistan and president biden as he announced that withdrawal and as he confirmed it following the deaths of those last 13 service members in that bombing in -- at the kabul airport, the president talked about the fact that we are a nation too long at war and he talked about those who would like to see the u.s. remain in that war even at low risk or at low cost and what he made clear was think about how much we've already asked of what 1% of this country who have put on the uniform. john? >> jeremy diamond, thank you very much. >>> in the wake of the tragedy in uvalde, texas, where 21 innocent souls were ta

and he went to arlington. but he also spoke about guns. and he is promising to push on gun reform in the wake of these dual tragedies, buff and -- buffalo and texas and went on to say mitch mcconnell and others were rational republicans and can make a deal and a lot of his own party don't share that assessment. is there any, any sign that mcconnell and those like him among republicans would be willing to come to some sort of agreement on guns this time around? >> that's really not clear at this point and that is the big question, and i think it's clear from the president's approach and we've seen this from him, since, you know, he took office, that he has, while he's remarked at times about republicans kind of going off the deep end, being ug tra maga, he is trying to -- ultra maga, he is trying to not add to the partisanship, the polarization that is already as bad as it is, trying to give congress, any f-there is any chance, that chance to come to some sort of bipartisan solution, something that can get 60 votes in the senate. whatever t

it is a stark reminder when you go over to arlington national cemetery, more than 400,000 gravestones etched in the names of a hero that has been willing to sacrifice, make that ultimate sacrifice for our nation. if you go just outside the cemetery, you will see an inscription written on it, uncommon valor was a common virtue. that was really applicable to every one of the men and women who were willing to make that selfless decision to not only serve, but then also ultimately die for our freedom. it's an important one. this rolling to remember it was originally known as rolling thunder. very important for more than 30 years. run by a gentleman named aarti who felt he wanted vietnam veterans to be honored. he wanted them to get the welcome home that they did not get. that is why this memorial day and everyone out there, it's important that we never forget. molly: absolutely. those motorcycles hard to ignore as well. an incredible sight to see them rolling through washington. these memorials are happening all across the country. kids and parents can go and remember the veterans that ga

s pays tribute to fallen military service members with the traditional memorial day service at arlington national cemetery. the easing of covid restrictions allowed president biden and vice president kamala harris to participate in a wreath lane at the tomb of the unknown soldier . the service also included musical performances by the army national guard and a flyover from a world war two by playing from parades to cemetery visits . people found many ways to pay tribute to members of the military across the bay area. today we will take you to some of those events over the next hour. turning now to you. validly texas, the makeshift memorial for victims of last week's school massacre continues to grow. this is a live look now at the town square. there were people have been showing up for days with flowers, candles and personal notes and services for each of the 21 victims. just getting started a visitation in rosary for 10 year old and murray joe garza. services were held at a funeral home right across the street from rob elementary school, where the mass shooting took place of visitation

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there will be remarks at arlington national cemetery. those will start at noon. if you want to watch those, you can go to our website and follow along on our c-span now app. you can watch it on the network at noon today. the president is back from texas where he spent the day visiting the victim families, first responders, also attending mass while in texas. those are pictures from yesterday of the president visiting. it was reported that president biden told a local lawmaker while visiting that the federal government may provide resources to raise the school. he said i'm going to bring resources. we are going to look to build a new school. the sender who represents uvalde , i can't tell you how many little children don't want to go into that building. they are just traumatized. when it comes to gun reforms you could support, you are next. caller: hello. host: are you steve or dean? caller: dena. host: go ahead. caller: i'm 74 years old. i was drafted and i was 19. why don't they ring up the draft. that would keep a lot of these kids off the street. host: ok. let

recordar a losque sirvieron a este país, en este día es una tradición desde 1948 que en el cementerio de arlington se adorne cada tumba co nal bandera de estados unidos, cada una de las 228 mil lápidas recibirá una bandera colocada a la distancia de una bota de su base y después serán quitadas en el memorial day >> en el fin de semana feriado hay más de 39 millones de personas que se preparan para viajar, aunque todo esté más caro, francisco nos dice cómo se presenta el fin de semana . >> ¿qué tal? buenas tardes, el fin de semana de memorial day se espera que millones de personas acaparen aeropuertos, carreteras, bien lo dices, mas de 39 millones de viajeros viajarán el fin de semana, sorprendentemente a pesar e enfrentan el precio promedio de la gasolina más caro de la historia 4.60 por galón, la aaa dijo que muchas personas van acompartir viajes en auto, los principales destinos de la gente, playas, miami, orlando, también seattle o nueva york, la aaa pide a las personas que van a viajar que revisa la condición de las llantas, la condición del aceite, que eso ayuda a que la gente

here he laid a reef the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. in his memorial day address, president said democracy is worth fighting for survival. bodies of 21 victims of a plane crash in nepal have been flown to the capital cut man to a small aircraft carrying 22 people went missing on route from the tourist town. a kara to johnson in the himalayas official st. recovery efforts were delayed because of difficulty moving metal debris. i suspected climate activists has been detained at the louvre gallery in paris after allegedly trying to vandalize the mona lisa disguised as an elderly woman in a wheelchair. he tried to break the glass or protecting the famous portrait before smearing it with cake. a serious civil war has driven refugees into many countries, including neighboring turkey. now and crew wants to re settle more than a 1000000 people on land that was one's home to serious kurdish minority turkish forces cross the border into northern syria in 2019, at the height of the civil war. 2, it is believed to have some 18000 troops stationed i

earlier, biden laid a reef at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. in his memorial day addressed by them said democracy is worth dying for the bodies of 21 victims of a plane crash into paul have been flown to the capitol. cat lendue small aircraft carrying 22 people went missing and route from the tourist. town of kara to johnson in the himalayas, official say recovery efforts were delayed because of difficulty moving metal debris. a killer whale that was stranded for weeks in the sand river in paris has been found dead. experts had unsuccessfully tried to guide it back to see using sonar, an autopsy. we'll try to establish why the wheel got stranded and how it died. landslides and flooding after torrential rains of killed least 91 people in northeastern brazil. present. mirabelle scenario visited the devastated areas by air as armed forces continue to search for the dozens of people still missing. this is the 4th major flooding of an in brazil this year. whole chunks of land carved typed by major mud slides off as the torrential floods from the las

. >> así ha sido la conmemoración del día de los caídos en el cementerio de arlington. el presidente estuvo acompañado de la vicepresidenta al presentar sus respetos en la tumba del soldado desconocido. >> otros actos conmemorativos del día de recordación no solo en el área de la bahía. >> Éstas actividades fueron gratis para todo el público, hay que destacarlo. para reconocer la labor de quienes han defendido a este país y perdieron la vida en la lucha. >> estos no fueron los únicos lugares donde se recordó a los soldados que perdieron la vida. >> san josé, san francisco contaron con varios eventos donde participaron miembros de la comunidad. >> (m•sica). >> (música). >> en san francisco recordaron a los soldados caídos con una solemne ceremonia y el himno nacional. >> (música). >> (música). >> (habla en inglés). >> el helicóptero de la guardia costera sobrevoló el lugar y luego. >> (habla en inglés). >> elevaron una oración a la bandera. la bandera está allí gracias a nuestros hombres y mujeres en uniforme, dijeron. >> (música). >> (música).

earlier, biden laid a wreath of the tomb of the unknown soldier in arlington. national cemetery in his memorial day address fight and said democracy is worth dying for the bodies of 21 victims of a plane crash in nepal, have been flown to the capital, can undo small aircraft carrying 22 people went missing and route from the taurus ta ta cora to johnson in the himalayas. official say recovery efforts were delayed because of difficulty moving metal debris. i suspected climate activist has been detained at the move gallery in paris after allegedly trying to vandalize the mona lisa disguised as an elderly woman in a wheel chair, tried to break the glass, protecting the famous portrait before smearing it with cake. the oldest known survivor of a nazi concentration camp has died at the age of 108 or as poor resisted fascism as a young man who has sent his several nazi death camps. he later wrote about his experiences the knots, my last hoot, hope camp in eastern france where the nazis imprisoned, 52000 people, mostly for resistance activities, just over half survived among them, boris poor.

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