That attack and 20 others wounded. All that made it such a difficult day here all the way into friday. Thats when we began to learn, not only the names and ages, but the lives and the stories of these Service Members. That made it all that much harder. This is all part of that process in dover, delaware, at Dover Air force base, watching this final journey home, just part of it with the dignified transfers here. Its never easy to see this. Certainly, its even harder to see that many of them, one after another. I suspect even with the Secretary Of Defense there, there are many Service Members, officials, enlisted officers watching this happen around the country realizing what it means to have lost a brother, sister, colleague, service member, somebody who was part of the family here in the pentagon. Theyre so young. Some of them were just babies 20 years ago when 9 11 occurred. Now theyre being brought back to the united states in these Transfer Cases. It must be so difficult. Kaitlan,
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lady liberty beautifully standing watch and the intrepid, we ll be live there coming up as we celebrate the men and women who make the sacrifice for our great nation. you re watching fox and friends first on monday morning. i m todd piro. ashley: i m ashley strohmier. we ve heard from so many great peep whole have served. today is about honoring them, but especially today. as everyone is enjoying their day off and barbecues and family time, remember why we re able to do that today. todd: if you missed your interview last hour, it was beautiful, very touching on a day like today. rolling to remember returning to washington yesterday honoring heroes who paid the ultimate price. veterans and bikers bearing flags and the names of fallen friends and family. we need to remember where we came from and who we are as a people. without these people that fought for our country, we wouldn t be here today. todd: the ride becoming a memorial day tradition in washington starting i
Museum. one of my favorite places. you can run up and down the highway here and what a shot, great reminder of everything we can do and if we focus ourselves together, this is impressive ship to move on, fought in world war ii and made me think of the people that fought and died for this country and sets us up to enjoy a really beautiful holiday weekend, beautiful memorial day and we ll dive into the forecast because especially here in new york city, it is gorgeous this morning, looking at temperatures in the middle 60s. west of the mississippi river is the only spot we re seeing cooler air. temperatures in the 50s and 40s this morning. 75 early in kansas city. 71 in chicago. there is a whole lot of warm air where the warm air and cool air meets. that is typically where you see severe weather and we are seeing heavy thunderstorms from the