have difficult answers in terms of the way the school handle that? they had all these procedures but did not seem to follow many of them. i think that is right, mike. let s let the report become the report. looks like the training failed and it looks like we are asking a lot of police officers to run into the fire. but they did not do with their 78 minutes went by. does not look good in times of crisis things go completely offkilter. i think we have got to again, i bet matt and i could create a lot of us today but find some new solutions but make incremental progress forget head of each party s respective and traditional talking points here. i just got out of four months across asia we are admired around the world her ability to solve problems except for problems like this one. we seem to get stuck in a politics and not bring common sense solutions to began to fix this. matthew bassett, david morey, thanks for joining us have a wonderful day gentlemen. thank you mike.
since i am tweeting this, we made it out okay. of course this comes after mass shootings in buffalo, new york and uvalde, texas. ten people killed in a buffalo supermarket 19 elementary school students and two adults were killed at a uvalde school. thankfully nobody hasn t major injuries from this incident last night but we note 19000 people were aptly sold out fights. many of them had left by the time of that scare. will send back to you mike. physics in much the country on edge. thanks a lot. pbs at the hostess and her memorial day concert tonight to honor our fallen service members. i m told by one of the performers country singer craig morgan, that is him right after the break.
actually bought her a plane ticket for this weekend, for christmas. she has been waiting for this for a long time. really anticipating it purchase that she wanted to be here she has got veterans and her family, a lot of veterans her brother, her father she want to show her support. she s also really concerned about those veterans who are dying from suicide but she wanted to be here in person but she did not want to watch it on tv. she wanted to really hear and feel the thunderous support when we just felt a few moments ago, mike. mike: aishah hasnie live in washington thank you so much for coming up this hour will speak with country music performer how we sing at the national memorial day concert at pbs tonight. stay with us. men that marks the 100th anniversary of the dedication of the lincoln memorial. douglas kennedy takes a look at the u.s. landmark and help not only honors history but also has become a part of history itself. the columns have to be cleaned and the marble has to
sending a message to north korea in an interesting moment yesterday. he was asked about what s been looming over this entire trip, the possibility that kim jong-un, that north korea could launch either ballistic missile or even nuclear test while the president is in the region. the president saying really he doesn t want to predict what north korea might do but that they re prepared no matter what they do. he was also asked if he had a message for the north korean dictator and he simply said, hello. and with a pause, period. alex. that was kind of interesting. i m glad you made the point. and by the, way you are the president shadow, how could i not know that you are in tokyo already? i m sorry. anyway, correct going forward, thank you mike. meanwhile, new this hour is the 88th day of war in ukraine. a vote in parliament to extend martial law by another 90 days in another dire assessment. that there is no end in sight. i ve said from the beginning, i think this is going to be a lon
here. it is very, very serious the traffic on the streets is considerably lighter. most of your restaurants and stores are shut down now. the mayor out here has limited any alcohol sales he wants the people to be vigilant, serious and ready for action in the event something should happen. he said when this is over and the russians are repelled the people here in lviv can celebrate but it s not life as normal part as out of the streets the middle of the day people still going about their tasks, going about their errands. there is no joy in this town appeared they are a nation that is being invaded and there very well aware of it. eric: they have a spirit to say the russians will be propelled, mike tobin for us in, thank you mike. arthel: mike and eric, poland is now the epicenter of this unfolding humanitarian crisis for the foreign minister said the country has already taken in more than 700,000 refugees from ukraine. that number is expected to grow as russia shows no signs of ending h