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this series is really trying to understand what are the causes and circumstances that enable some people to lead despite the difficult circumstances. there are some people who understand that leadership is not a gentle sport and that there are real differences in society that have to be dignified and real leaders need to understand how to overcome those obstacles. today to kind of explore what leadership means, we are delighted to have a remarkable guest, the founding director of the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture, lonnie bunch. before his appointment 15 years ago, to the inspiration of this museum, he served in the chicago historical society he led a number of really creative and innovative efforts to get the community engaged in the society. he is a prolific author and speaker, writing on topics ranging from the black experience in the military to the impact of funding and politics on culture and museums. he has traveled in continu ....
the courtroom is standing by. a rare tornado emergency issued in kentucky as powerful storms sweep through the south. the death toll rising after relentless tornadoes flattened entire communities, uprooted trees and families all across the central u.s. plus an nbc news exclusive report from taiwan. our correspondent is with the congressional delegation in taipei as china carries out military drills just miles offshore. helping the families who have lost their children in rotc. they were too young for basic training but old enough to know they wanted to serve their country. will congress step in to extend military benefits? i m chris jansing in new york. thank you for joining us on this very busy memorial day. 420 days after donald trump was indicted on 34 felly charges in manhattan, tomorrow the judge will hear closing arguments in his hush money trial along with the jury. the defense delivering its summations first, followed by the state. that s expected to tak ....
support that policy. mayor quan s office sent out a letter this morning saying the aclu down in los angeles reported a dramatic drop in police-related complaints during his tenure as the chief of the lapd. live in the newsroom, anne makovec, cbs 5. thank you. five men under arrest this morning for the shooting of an oakland police officer. the undercover cop was at an stakeout in east oakland on monday when a group of men approached his car and shot him in the arm. the manhunt for suspects also uncovered several weapons. officers say two of the suspects are known gang members. i think anytime we have subjects who are willing to confront the police and pull the trigger on an officer, i think we have to take that very seriously. well, police are not releasing the names of the men arrested. they say they are still following up on search warrants and looking for additional suspects a bay area director s feature film about oscar grant has become the breakout hit of ....
see a broader expansion on what we re going to see them lay out when they get to the senate floor. that s going to be interesting to watch. if you want to know what is going behind the scenes from the preparation perspective, top lawyers from the house judiciary committee walked behind me, going into speaker pelosi s office now, we re expecting at 11:00 a.m. the house managers get a tour of the senate floor, looking at the lay of the land, where they spend the next couple of weeks. a lot of behind the scenes going on now, important filings, but still not totally clear as you noted what the actual rules will be when the trial starts tomorrow. you told me mcconnell will hold the rules until he starts tomorrow, play his cards close to his chest. schumer telegraphing he s going to push for a vote to immediately call for witnesses in this process. what is going to happen if he pushes for that vote? that s exactly right this is going to get interesting early there is miscon ....
though, their lives are in danger in this weather. yes. reporter: joseph desencelos works in minneapolis. we went along as he tried to get the homeless indoors. this is where people live? yeah, this is the spot. it s the reason why a lot of people choose this area here is because it s close to downtown it s close to many services where people can eat, shower. it s walking distance. reporter: it s under interstate 394, and it s hard to imagine, on a day like today that anyone could survive a night out. is there ever a time when you say, look, it s just too cold we can t go out ? no. if our folks are outside, then we can go outside. anybody home? reporter: they live in makeshift tents with blankets and tarps on top to ward off the cold. but most were empty. i may look like a bank robber tonight, scott, but in minneapolis, this is self preservation. the temperature is one degree right now, and it feels like ten below. pelley: dean reynolds, our masked man in ....