come with emory in tokyo and this is cnn it is monday, may 27th memorial day. and right now on cnn this morning, over 100 million americans facing potentially deadly, whether on this memorial day after a weekend of violent storms killed at least 18 people rough air for the second time in less than a week passengers or injured by severe turbulence during flight plus the libertarian party should nominate trump for president of the united states. donald trump cutting his campaign speech short after getting heckled and move 601 here in washington, that is a live look at the world war ii memorial on the national mall on this memorial day, when we think so many who gave the ultimate sacrifice for us. good morning, everyone. i m jessica dean infer kasie hunt. it is great to be with you today. more than 120 20 million people are under severe storm threats after deadly thunderstorms battered the southern plains this weekend, killing 18 people. in northern texas at tornado reduce p
i get that. i thought it was fun. i this is nikki haley being careful, trying to have it both ways and making bureaucratic infighting, again, sound much worse than it is. i m just curious, jeremy bash, what your thoughts are. i m not saying donald trump should go to russia. i think i think, though, at some point the united states needs to recognize in a very public way the remarkable sacrifice the russian people made in the defeat of hitler, the along with all of our other allies. but i m just wondering whether donald trump can actually be that president because of everything that s preceded it. and the fact that there are a lot of people in america who believe that donald trump is either an agent of russia or at least a useful idiot. so let him lay a wreath at the world war ii memorial on the national mall. he doesn t have to go be putin s prop in a mayday parade which is clearly just an effort by putin
national park service, which is always a symbol during these government shutdowns, when yosemite and other national parks close, this senior administration official was saying that in the event of this government shutdown, under the trump administration, that some national parks and monuments and memorials that rely on minimal staffing, that those facilities should remain open and this administration official cited the world war ii memorial on the national mall as an example. now, if this goes late friday night, one thing they ve been studying over here, anderson, is whether or not the president could send out a tweet late friday night, early saturday morning, if this gets passed in the senate, to basically say, listen, i agree with this continuing resolution to keep the government open, and that that tweet would essentially send a signal that the u.s. government is going to remain open. it s sort of unchartered waters to some extent, in that the president s team is looking at the poss
let s go to washington, d.c. with the world war ii memorial is the scene were the 70th anniversary for victory over europe in world war ii. though the president of the united states is not there his national security advisor, susan rice rice is. les listen. the resistant movement in every european count rery and in the east. the people in russian and all of the former soviet states who endured the heaviest lost of the war. but we can celebrate their legacy. a legacy that could not be pictured in 1945 with the trauma of war so fresh. not just the europe that has known seven decades of peace and growing prosperity but the way
well this kind warms the pilot s heart in me. hundreds of world war ii veterans gathering in dc to mark 60 years in europe. the anniversary marks an end to the war in europe. and highlights today. fly over of vintage world war ii aircraft. peter doocey is live from the world war ii memorial on the national mall in washington. reporter: it was a once in a generation air show to see the planes and helped to liberate europe buzzing over the national mall. they came cross the lincoln memorial and over the world war ii memorial. and banked in the u.s. capitol. they were a thousand feet off of