rise early next week. a judge rules life support treatment for 12 year old archie. the boys suffered catastrophic rain injuries three months ago. his mum will be with us in the studio and the next few minutes and says she will keep fighting. a british man who was captured in ukraine by pro russian separatist forces has reportedly died. paul urey who was believed to be volunteering in ukraine, was taken prisoner in along with another man in april. the five remaining conservative leadership candidates are taking part in a series of tv debates this evening ahead of a 3rd round of voting on monday. more struggles for tiger woods in the second day of the open. the met office has issued a rare extreme weather warning for parts of england on monday and tuesday. the uk health security agency has also increased its heat health warning from level 3 to level a the government says that meets the definition of a national emergency. for the first time ever temperatures could hit a0 degre
who lost their lives defending our nation and our freedoms. we re glad you re with us. with us today, we have my friend msnbc contributor mike barnicle. we re going to jump right into the news. the justice department is opening a review into the law enforcement response to the school shooting in uvalde, texas, after authorities there admitted to a stunning string of failures last week. this as the president and first lady jill biden visited robb elementary school yesterday and met with grieving families. nbc news correspondent sam brock has the very latest from texas. sam? reporter: jonathan, good morning. president biden spent most of the day on sunday in uvalde, texas, trying to provide consolation to lift up a community here that s so griff grief stricken. they want answers and accountability. all day, people have been coming to the memorial. president biden and dr. biden came out and laid flowers. all of this happening as a critical incident review was announced by th
Beating englandsjustin rose on the first play off hole. The spaniard and rose were tied at nine under after regulation and our reporter Tim Haguejoined Me and explained what happened towards the end. It was neck and neck for the first nine. Exciting but not super exciting but down the backstretch, both players really came into their own. Theyre good friends, ryder cup teammates, there were birdies left right and centre, garcia found himself behind two trees, in a bush on one hole, salvaged par, one got ahead, then the other, and of eagle for garcia on the final holes gave him a chance and justin rose birdied again at ten under two go into the lead and then garcia made a decent edgy putt to get down to nine, then on the 18th, both brilliant shots on the final green. Both got close and both missed. Everyone watching in despair, they were in despair, rose thought he had missed it, garcia missed an even shorter one, it went toa missed an even shorter one, it went to a play off with the sun
Tiger isn t going to make it into the weekend, so there were emotional scenes on that field. definitely. we ve seen tiger woods walk down that 18th fairway to huge and elation as he lifted the clarence job. and elation as he lifted the clarencejob. but and elation as he lifted the clarence job. but the adulation and applause was large but tiger five more far more emotional, and won t be playing here in an open again in his career. probably. 9 over parfor his again in his career. probably. 9 over par for his two rounds. again in his career. probably. 9 over parfor his two rounds. his short gamejust not 9 over parfor his two rounds. his short game just not up to scratch. looked like he was struggling physically, but that didn t stop thousands following his every shot. he said he wasn t retiring, but admitted that his body, his back and his leg probably weren t be up to playing an open again. it his leg probably weren t be up to playing an open again. his leg probably weren t be up to
Extraordinarily limited now compared to what it was 10, 15 years ago. certainly not 30, 40 years ago. we don t reflect on memorial day the way we used to when i was a kid, and that was a long time ago. we don t reflect on much of anything. as you eluded to just a few moments ago, you know, the pace of our culture is such that we move quickly from one hideous event to the next. we stop and we pause and we grieve and we think how terrible it is, and then we go to a ball game and forget about it. we are just a nation, i think, at war with one another culturally sometimes, politically a lot of the times, and i worry about it. i worry about it not for myself. i mean, i m walking up the 18th fairway. i can see the clubhouse. but i worry about it for my grandchildren and my older children. i worry that what i had as a