where the playing of the national anthem has to be an actual law we're going to discuss and speaking of patriotism the military has just released a new recruitment video going after a particular group but is it actually more insulting and is it a good thing for the military to be focused on being so wolk our panel of former military officers joins us and this is national police week as controversy continues to surround the amount of training which goes into police departments that joshua sweet is going to show us a new virtual option i'm sorry now using all of these stories along with my take on today's edition of news feeds he's right here on r.t. america. it isn't said that politics is war without bloodshed and while war is politics with bloodshed i could not agree more and our guest to start off today show has been around it is entire life with the most recent events involving his family actually being the most challenging because it finds him fighting the very institution they have been a part of for so many decades. now at the end of april president trump's former attorney and t

where the playing of the national anthem has to be an actual law we're going to discuss and speaking of patriotism the military has just released a new recruitment video going after a particular group but is it actually more insulting and is it a good thing for the military to be focused on being so wolk our panel of former military officers joins us and this is national police week as controversy continues to surround the amount of training which goes into police departments that joshua sweet is going to show us a new virtual option i'm sorry now using all of these stories along with my take on today's edition of news future right here on our team america. it isn't said that politics is war without bloodshed and while war is politics with bloodshed i could not agree more and our guest to start off today show has been around it is entire life with the most recent events involving his family actually being the most challenging because it finds them fighting the very institution they have been a part of for so many decades. now at the end of april president trump's former attorney and

where the playing of the national anthem has to be an actual law we're going to discuss and speaking of patriotism the military has just released a new recruitment video going after a particular group but is it actually more insulting and is it a good thing for the military to be focused on being so woke our panel of former military officers joins us and this is national police week as controversy continues to surround the amount of training which goes into police departments this house this week is going to show us a new virtual option i'm sorry now using all of these stories along with my take on today's edition of news right here on our team america. it isn't said that politics is war without bloodshed and while war is politics with bloodshed i could not agree more and our guest to start off today show has been around it is entire life with the most recent events involving his family actually being the most challenging because it finds him fighting the very institution they have been a part of for so many decades. now at the end of april president trump former attorney and the for

we as nation why don't we have a national anthem is patriotism something we're fighting for i think it is but you can't man the other day when i know you're having a mandate patriotism makes you question is it really patriotic is that where it's coming for but if i'm taking a fact and the fact that we're still talking about this i think the firsthand con capron expect controversy started about 23 years ago we're still having this conversation but we're not talking about the reason why they're kneeling right now we're talking about the kneeling but we're not actually talking about the reason why they're doing it and that's what i have to wonder if there would have been a better if there was a better way to get the people's attention to this issue and i think that's a lesson that we're going to try to figure out going forward when there is an injustice being done and what is a good way that actually works except in their opinion they're going we're talking about it there with working that means read a lot of you know he said ok what do you think about that. well i think it's an expert

. >>> and "america stron years old, and his rendition of the national anthem going viral. >>> good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. we begin with breaking news as we come on the air. a boat with at least 25 on board capsizing, then getting stuck in the shallow surf. the boat was then caught riptide, slamming into rocks and breaking up off the coast of san diego. the boat tearing into pieces. people thrown into the water and on to jagged rocks. ea lstimier scene. authorities investigating whether it may have been part of a smuggling operation. will carr starts us off with the latest. >> reporter: it was a desperate attempt to save lives off the coast of san diego this afternoon. >> the coast guard received a report of a 40-foot trawler aground with multiple persons in the water. >> reporter: more than two dozen people were tossed into the chilly waters after their boat capsized. at least three drowned. their vessel destroyed. pieces seen floating along the rugged shore.e tonight, investigating whether those aboard were being smuggled. > they

[speaking foreign language] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [national anthem playing] ♪ ♪ >> please remain standing for the invocation. [speaking foreign language] >> would you bout with me please? -- bow with me please? gracious heavenly father, we come to you with faithful hearts on the special day and in this special place to commemorate the end of one journey and the beginning of another. we ask your blessings on what will be done here and pray that the names to be inscribed will be known for their sacrifice to enable the people of south korea to live in freedom. we have said any times that freedom is not free. the names here will ring that truth forever. father, we know this day would not be possible without the diligence and perseverance of the carnal end of the others who saw the need and work to make it happen. be with us now and help us all both here and around the world to know this is a significant achievement. to remind us of those who paid the ultimate sacrifice over 70 years ago. in his name we pray, amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. >> [speaking korean] >> i would now like to introduce t

where the playing of the national anthem has to be an actual law we're going to discuss and speaking of patriotism.

anthem. >> flags, attention. carry flags. ♪ announcer: ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, the secretary of defense and to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. ["hail to the chief" plays] ♪ announcer: chaplain colonel michael sherman. >> please join me in prayer. almighty god, who is the champion of liberty, the champion of our freedoms, and of the god who loves us with an everlasting love, today let us lift our hearts in prayer and thanksgiving to you for those patriots who paid the ultimate price by giving their lives for their country. with humble hearts, may we never forget their patriotism and commitment. as a nation, we can never be grateful enough for the bravery of those sons and daughters who preserved our freedoms. lord, thank you for the gift of liberty and the blessings of freedom that you have bestowed on our nation, the united states of america. let us never forget these heroic souls, our brothers and sisters of days gone by, some who never had the chance to grow old.

where professional sports teams could soon be punished for not playing the national anthem before the game. >>> from the 500-foot-long cheesesteae's fascinatg discove. >> how cute. >> all the trending stories for your wednesday morning. >>> and good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with a new phase in the investigation zeroing in on former president trump and his business empire. >> the manhattan district attorney's office has seated a special grand jury and that panel could decide whether trump or the trump organization will be indicted. it all stems from questionable business dealings brought by former fixer michael cohen. >> trump placing blame on partisan politics. this morning former president donald trump lashing out after prosecutors in new york convened a special grand jury to decide whether to bring criminal charges against him. overnight trump releasing a statement saying, this is a continuation of the greatest witch-hunt in american history. it began the day i came down the escalator in trump tower and it's never stopped. this is purely political and an affront to the

where the playing of the national anthem has to be an actual law we're going to discuss and speaking of patriotism the military has just released a.

and the national anthem — my dad was in the military — we always stood for the national anthem. i got that bit. but then slowly but surely you get the romance and love for the fa cup, and leicester have never had it. they have never won it, and to be in there today... ..when abide with me is sung, i'm going to struggle, but i think we are going to have to let the lid off at some stage, because wejust want this so, so badly. so, so badly. chelsea have got the champions league. chelsea — have that. man city will let you win that. it's fine. it's cool. you have won the fa cup. let us have our day in the drizzle! it is odds—on he is going to cry on bbc radio leicester this afternoon whatever happens. we have commentary from 5pm. you can sponsor ian if you look at his social media, he is raising money for charity, he is almost there at wembley. a british instititution closes its doors for the final time today. debenhams — which has been a presence on uk high streets for 240 years — fell into administration in 2019, and struggled to find a buyer in the midst of the pandemic. h

where the playing of the national anthem has to be an actual law we're going to discuss and speaking of patriotism the military has just released a new recruitment video going after a particular group but is it actually more insulting and is it a good thing for the military to be focused on being so woke our panel of former military officers joins us.

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we all should rally around to play our national anthem so do not forget who we are. will: right, now, every sporting esubsequent that's the proposal. i can hear the rebuttal. i've heard the rebuttal of the debate firsthand. first of all why are sporting events different in movie theaters or any other form of entertainment, why should we play the national anthem here but not other aspects or other avenues of society? >> well if you think about it, will, so many athletes over the years said we're going into battle, this is a fight. well, you know, when they're playing a game, a football game at that time, it is. you're putting one another against each other but at the end, we still have to coming together, we have to be one nation, and we have to once again, reflect on why we had that ability, that freedom, and it really does start with all our men and women that have worn the uniform and will wear the uniform. will: i want to ask you one more rebuttal i've had this debate several times and had it in the arena of sports where i spent many years and one of the points ma

lawmakers passing a law to make sure the national anthem is played by pro sports teams. "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. >> the 20 seventh of may. i said 26. let's get to the top stories in a moment but first we begin with another fox news alert out of texas were 3 police officers are recovering following a shootout. police say the officers were recalling to a call about a suicidal man. the suspect opening fire when officers tried to contact him. >> one officer at snack was great and another bullet struck a metal shoe. a third officer was his in his bulletproof this. police returned fire. the swat team is currently working to make contact with the suspect. this is a developing story and we will keep you updated. >> to another fox news alert, breaking overnight at night prisoners died after the california railroad shooting. >> authority to identify the gunman as sam cassidy. an employee of the transit system. christina coleman joins us from los angeles as we learn more about the victims. >> the o

anthem. [indiscernible] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states company by the secretary of defense and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. ♪ hail to the chief ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, chaplain colonel michael shulman, and chaplain of the national capital region and military district of washington. >> please join me in prayer. almighty god, who is the champion of liberty, the champion of our freedoms. and the god who loves us with an everlasting love, today let us lift our hearts and prayers in thanksgiving to you for those patriots who paid the ultimate price by giving their lives in full measure for their country. with humble hearts, may we never forget their patriotism and commitment. as a nation, we can never be grateful enough for the uncommon bravery of those sons and daughters who preserve our freedoms. lord, thank you for the gift of liberty, and the blessings of freedom that you have bestowed on our nation. the united states of america. let us nev

of our national anthem. >> as we honor our country, just remember that this birth that we know ends with a question and it is up to us to answer that question and how we live our lives and honor our country. so let's honor our country. >> ♪ oh say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight for the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming at the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there oh say does that star-spangled banner yet wave for the land of the free in the home of the brave -- and the home of the brave ♪ ♪ [applause] >> we do not grow many fighter in south carolina than that. i would you think each and every one of you for taking the time to be here tonight. the work that we do it palmetto family council, we call it the guardrails of south carolina. please go ahead and begin eating. we want you to enjoy your salad. we are going to be hearing from the vice president in just a few minutes.

[noise] the national anthem, and the american flag were made a mockery. ♪ ♪ ♪ the next morning may dayers again took up their positions at employee entrances. police ordered them to disperse, those that did not were taken into custody, leaving behind only their traces. >> all we are saying is give peace a chance. it is wrong, it is wrong. >> although rain canceled wednesdays march on the internal revenue service, the may day collective joined demonstrators at the department of health and education on and welfare on thursday. they were refused access to the entire building, they ripped down a wall to and later went towards the white house. the police ordered the crowds to disperse. again, those that did not were methodically arrested. in each action, recognized organizations such as the quaker's, the southern christian leadership conference, national welfare rights organization, and others, played a role in the agenda planned by the may day leaders. ♪ ♪ ♪ amen amen amen. on friday may day leaders unveiled a new strategy at the department of justice. demonstrators moved in in waves, t

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national anthem played, protesting for black power in the united states against poverty and for human rights will stop -- human rights. can you talk about that power of the ioc to say no to those kinds of expressions and what that means for japan? >> well, the ioc has used this policy to really suppress and silence the opposing voices. and this is going to be a major issue in japan because if you look at what the pandemic has shown, this is a very political event. the decisions to protect the people in japan have been compromised because the ioc has such huge power and money interest. and to say the people in japan and the athletes cannot voice is only to protect the ioc and it shows they do not care what happens to the people in the hosting countries and to the athletes. amy: -- well -- >> this speaks to the fallacy of thelympic brand. amy: i want to thank you so much for being with us most of just a comment, this is not the olympics. at the last u.s. open, during the tournament, you'll be osaka, japanese mother and haitian-american father, donned seven masks, each bearing the name o

anthem. the ioc citea rule stating -- "no kind of demonstration or political, religious, or racial propaganda is permitted in any olympic sites, venues or other areas." the order comes more than 50 years after u.s. athletes john carlos and tommie smith raised their fists in the bck power salute during the national anthem at a 1968 olympic prize ceremony in mexico as a protest against racism in the united states. and former u.s. intelligence analyst daniel hale has been unexpectedly arrested and jailed ahead of his sentencing, which is scheduled for july 13. in march, hale pleaded guilty to one count of the world war i-era espionage act for leaking classified documents about the seetive u.s. drone and targeted assassination programs. on saturday, i interviewed national security agency whistleblower edward snowden and asked him about daniel hale. >> he is one of the most consequential whistleblowers, telling us the drone war that is so -- [indiscernible] it is here, it is happening and 90% of t

anthem. the ioc cited a rule stating -- "no kind of demonstration or political, religious, or racial propaganda is permitted in any olympic sites, venues or other areas." the order comes more than 50 years after u.s. athletes john carlos and tommie smith raised their fists in the bck power salute during the national anthem at a 1968 olympic prize ceremony in mexico as a protest against racism in the united states. and former u.s. intelligence analyst daniel hale has been unexpectedly arrested and jailed ahead of his sentencing, which is scheduled for july 13. in march, hale pleaded guilty to one count of the world war i-era espionage act for leaking classified documents about the secretive u.s. drone and targeted assassination programs. on saturday, i interviewed national security agency whistleblower edward snowden and asked him about daniel hale. >> he is one of the most consequential whistleblowers, telling us the drone war that is so -- [indiscernible] it is here, it is happening and 90%

. >> good morning, students and staff >> reporter: followed by the national anthem ♪ oh, say ♪ but this isn't a recording. on this day it's being sung live by third-grader d'corey johnson. ♪ o'er the ramparts w watched ♪ where did you learn to sing like that where did you get that voice? >> on my dad's side when i was 3 years old me and him used to harmonize. >> reporter: d'corey's rendition of "the star-spangled banner" went viral the response coming as no surprise to d'corey's parents. >> i just thank god every day every time i hear that voice. >> reporter: i'm no singer but did you know that when i was in school i did the morning announcements for a while? >> you did >> reporter: i did i was the guy that did the announcements. but we didn't have a singer we could have used someone like you >> thank god i wasn't born back then thank god. >> reporter: d'corey hopes to use his big voice for even bigger plans. ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ >> reporter: do you know how that makes people feel when you sing that? >> yes it's a blessing, you know a real blessing. >> man, i am so glad

on board are retired aircraft carrier with the national anthem play, veterans and civilians alike gathered to remember those who died in service to their country. >> it means to acknowledge people who have given the ultimate sacrifice, people who are committed to a career in the military or someone that was in for two or four years and all of them made our flag fly little bit higher. >> thomas a navy fighter pilot. he made it home but not everyone he flew with dead. >> reporter: this wreath and song are for them. a small but powerful adjuster for such an immense sacrifice. >> rihanna veterans that have given lives in service of the country. we have volunteers running the ceremony for us today which is an important part of it for us. many of the military veterans themselves and it's a lot of symbolism for everybody. >> made more symbolic by the relics that surround the ceremony. >> reporter: planes from world war ii, the apollo space capsule, personal stories of the carriers crew. it's a floating legacy of freedom and what it costs to protect. >> others wore or skirmishes, helped perpetuate

about race in america when he started kneeling during the national anthem back in 2016 in protest of police brutality and racial inequality. the book is set to hit store shelves in october. according to aaa 37 million americans expected to hit the roads for more than 50 miles or more for memorial day weekend just a few weeks away. that's actually up 60% from last year because we were in the middle of a pandemic. agency says that rising vaccination rates has boosted confidence among americans to hit the road memorial day. typically the start of the busy summer travel season. >> and that wraps up kron 4 news at 6 o'clock. thanks for joining us. we'll see you tonight at 8 on your bay, area's local news station. i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and we even pulled a few strings. making it easy to make things right: that's what we're made for.

anthem on you know there's outrage amongst the rest of the country and i was like this is this being comfy is this. i think we're a bit special you know we're not going to have it we stand together we're not english but we've got more in common with dublin and glasgow in newcastle than we have with london so yeah. liverpool fans have always been the find when 2 american venture capitalists who own the club mismanaged the finances fans rose up against them. all the things that shank was being dismantled by corporate greed. the founders won their battle in the high court effectively running the owners out of town. they'd save the club for the next generation like teddy joe 6 year old grandson. franco but each generation of scousers has to make a choice between the reds and the blues. the great thing about the city is despite the rivalries you know whole families are split down the middle red some blues so it's not unusual to have a mix of a couple having some fans and friends you have to find this to be because it is a family issue the 1st game hot so enjoy it was never see again becau

: colin kaepernick took a knee during the national anthem to protest police violence against blacks. >> i'm going to continue to stand with the people that are being oppressed. >> believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything. >> reporter: he never played professional football again. >> if you can't apologize and be forgiven, what are the next steps? a public flogging? >> reporter: nowadays, the term "cancel culture" has become the swiss army knife of political warfare. >> the two stupidest words put together. >> cancel culture is real and growing. >> reporter: sean hannity offered a guide. >> they want to cancel dr. seusd mrs. potato head, pepe le pew -- >> reporter: they? the left, the squad, the woke crowd. >> liberals successfully perched almost all academics. >> reporter: like the members of the san francisco board of education who approved a plan to change the names of 44 schools linked to historical racism or oppression. among those schools, until public outrage caused the board to suspend its plan, was one named after president lincoln. >> this is how trump ge

anthem. so you know this is this is not going to be that easy to put an end to because you have a government that's basically constricted to constituent of lead incapable of putting a stop to this and i'm afraid it could go on longer and get very much worse yeah and if you put this within the context of the israeli state itself and you have these form of designations of arab towns jewish towns mixed cities it all begins to sound on look a little bit like a designations in the old south africa doesn't it. we are very much so or the american south before the civil rights movement i mean people often don't realize israel. even though you know all people or most of them at least or are citizens it does stratify the according to national origin ethnicity and so on and it's a situation where one group is very much privileged and dominating the other group and again this is not just for right israeli gangs trying to lord it over palestinians these are for all intents and purposes the agents of the v

the sounds of the french national anthem echoing in kigali. this was emmanuel macron's first visit to rwanda, only the second french president to make the trip since the genocide in 1994. mr macron then headed for the gisozi genocide memorial centre, where 250,000 victims are buried. translation: france did not understand that by wanting i to block a regional conflict or a civil war, it stood de facto by a genocidal regime. a report by a french inquiry panel in march said a colonial attitude had blinded then—president francois mitterrand and his officials and that they had serious and overwhelming responsibility for not foreseeing the genocide committed by the hutu government backed by france. translation: and so, | with modesty and respect by your side today, i come to recognise our responsibility. responsibility, but no official apology from france. most certainly a call for forgiveness. translation: only those who went through that - night can perhaps forgive and so could give us the gift of forgiving ourselves. yet emmanuel macron insist

national anthem at the 1968 olympics in mexico city they were protesting the same thing racial injustice so these bans are actually nothing new you know i have to ask why did the backlash writer think that they would be the exception when this president this rule had already been been set up long for decades. right well keep in mind i can't wear and i love jesus pin i you know as much as i am i think that's important i can speak out against you know the slave labor that's going on in china like none of these things is the point of the olympics and they've been clear about that for a long time i think that's why they've been able to be so strong about this when you have a clear standard that applies to everyone no one should expect to be above that not even black lives matter although here in the u.s. it's become kind of a right to snitch if you're a social justice anti-racist warrior and you walk around with a black live matter hat as if that doing anything to help black people which black flags matter is not so the olympics is not the place for him to be political stances supporting mov

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the sounds of the french national anthem echoing in kigali. this was emmanuel macron's first visit to rwanda, only the second french president to make the trip since the genocide in 1994. mr macron then headed for the gisozi genocide memorial centre, where 250,000 victims are buried. this is where the french head of state made a solemn speech translation: france did not - understand that by wanting to block original conflict or a civil war, it stood de facto by a genocidal regime. a report by a french inquiry panel in march said a colonial attitude had blinded then—president francois mitterrand and his officials and that they had serious and overwhelming responsibility for not foreseeing the genocide committed by the hutu government backed by france. translation: and so, | with modesty and respect by your side today, i come to recognise our responsibility. responsibility, but no official apology from france. most certainly a call for forgiveness. translation: only those who went through that night can perhaps - forgive and so could give us t

national anthem at the 1968 olympics in mexico city they were protesting the same thing racial injustice so these bans are actually nothing new you know i have to ask why did the backlash matter think that they would be the exception when this president this rule had already been been set up for decades. right well keep in mind i can't wear and i love jesus you know as much as i am i think that's important i can speak out against you know the slave labor that's going on in china like none of these things is the point of the a land and they've been clear about that for a long time i think that's why they've been able to be so strong about this when you have a clear standard that applies to everyone no one should expect to be above that now even black clouds matter although here in the u.s. it's become kind of a righteous notice if you're a social justice anti-racist warrior and you walk around with a black glass matter hat as if that is doing anything to help black people which black clouds matter is not so the olympics is not the place for indeed political stance it is supporting movemen

national anthem at the 1968 olympics in mexico city they were protesting the same thing racial injustice so these bans are actually nothing new you know i have to ask why did the bad guys right or think that they would be the exception when this president this rule had already been been set up long for decades. right well keep in mind i can't wear and i love jesus and i should you know as much as i am i think that's important i can't speak out against you know the slave labor that's going on in china like none of these things is the point of the 11th and they've been clear about that for a long time i think that's why they've been able to be so strong about this when you have a clear standard that applies to everyone no one should expect to be above that not even black clouds matter although here in the u.s. it's become kind of a righteous notice if you're a social justice anti-racist warrior and you walk around with a black glass matter had as if that's doing anything to help black people which black clouds matter is not so the olympics is not the place for indeed political stance it is

national anthem at the 1968 olympics in mexico city they were protesting the same thing racial injustice so these bans are actually nothing new you know i have to ask why did the backlash matter think that they would be the exception when this president this rule had already been been set up long for decades. right well keep in mind i can't wear and i love jesus pin i you know as much as i am i think that's important i can speak out against you know the slave labor that's going on in china like none of these things is the point of the olympics and they've been clear about that for a long time i think that's why they've been able to be so strong about this when you have a clear standard that applies to everyone no one should expect to be above that not even black lives matter although here in the u.s. it's become kind of a right to snitch if you're a social justice anti-racist warrior and you walk around with a black live matter hat as if that doing anything to help black people which black flag matter is not so the olympics is not the place for him to be political stances supporting move

national anthem at the 1968 olympics in mexico city they were protesting the same thing racial injustice so these bans are actually nothing new you know i have to ask why did the backlash writer think that they would be the exception when this president this rule had already been been set up long for decades. right well keep in mind i can't wear and i love jesus pin you know as much as i am i think that's important i can speak out against you know the slave labor that's going on in china like none of these things is the point of the alem xix and they've been clear about that for a long time i think that's why they've been able to be so strong about this when you have a clear standard that applies to everyone no one should expect to be above that not even black lives matter although here in the us it's become kind of a right to snitch if you're a social justice anti-racist warrior and you walk around with a black live matter hat as if that doing anything to help black people which black flags matter is not so the olympics is not the place for him to be political stances supporting movemen

national anthem at the 1968 olympics in mexico city they were protesting the same thing racial injustice so these bans are actually nothing new you know i have to ask why did the bad guys matter think that they would be the exception when this president this rule had already been been set up along for decades. right well keep in mind i can't wear and i love jesus you know as much as i am i think that's important i can speak out against you know the slave labor that's going on in china like none of these things is the point of the atlantic's and they've been clear about that for a long time i think that's why they've been able to be so strong about this when you have a clear standard that applies to everyone no one should expect to be above that not even black clothes matter although here in the us it's become kind of a righteous notice if you're a social justice anti-racist warrior and you walk around with a black matter hat as if that's doing anything to help black people which black clouds matter is not so the olympics is not the place for indeed political stance it is supporting movem

anthem. todd: volunteers placed 50,000 flowers at arlington national cemetery. memorial day flowers foundation co-founder said even amid the pandemic, the holiday is not canceled. half the flowers were donated. jillian: additional flowers will be placed at the cemetery later today. and still to come, texas showdown, democrats stage a walkout to block a vote on the state's he'll election bill. chuck devor testified in support of the he reform and says lawmakers can't explain why they oppose it in the first place. he's live, next. todd: we asked you how you're observing this memorial day. viewer jim said he is honoring his father, lieutenant edward msahajine. he's the second on the left row right there. jillian: this group photo, third from the left is the director rusty myers and the sons of the american league squad drop 105 of belleville, new jersey. thank you all. we'll be right back. ♪ think of all your liberties. todd: welcome back. 15 minutes after the hour now. hours after joe biden c

from t-ball to pro sports, the status of the passing a bill that requires the national anthem to be played before all games, it would apply to government-funded venues. the legislation heads to the state senate. it is 9 minutes after the hour. climate czar john kerry denies giving iran any details about his relapse covert operations was a former trump national security a calls john kerry's controversy yet another embarrassment brought on by this administration and he joins us live with his message. >> you guys are bad. i'm not supposed to be answering these questions was i'm supposed to leave but i can't resist your questions. >> president biden breaking was again. carley shimkus joins us a little later with that story. ♪♪ >> did you provide information and israeli operations against iranian backed terrorists during or following your tenure as secretary of state? >> on no occasion, never. >> so mister the reef is a liar? >> he may be confused or incorrect and trying to embellish. >> former secretary of state john kerry denying accusations he shared covert israeli operations with iran.