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Man waits for a friend in an apartment complex, and his mere presence bothered a california man so much, he called the police much despite pleas from his young son standing right there telling his dad not to do it. >> theres a trespasser in my building. >> dad, dont. >> listen to your son. >> 1868 -- >> no, i agree with him, daddy. please dont. please. i dont like this. >> im brooke baldwin and youre watching cnn. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the v...

A video of a young boy begging his father not to call police on a black man waiting nor his friend. the father calls the police anyway. >> theres a trespasser in my building. >> dad, dont. >> listen to your son. >> 1868. >> dad, please dont. dad daddy, i dont like this lets go. >> lets go. as i left through the door, he walked in. he appears to be african-american. >> appears to be african-american. >> daddy -- >> poll low shirt and a yankees

There were some very fine people among the bigots, the racists, the homophobes, the xenophobes in charlottesville, where a woman lot her life fighting bigotry, i think all these things when combined would cause us to conclude that these are impeachable offenses. and if we want to get beyond talking about the race question, i think we can make it an action item. i plan to do so. >> okay. so, listen, you mentioned the separation of families. you mentioned the s-hole countries. you also point to th...

According to the department of veterans affairs, its origins go back to 1868, just three years after the end of the civil war an organization for veterans of the union began the may tradition of decorating the graves of the fallen in tradition that was then called decoration day. the first decoration day was held that very year at what was a still small but expanding arlington national cemetery. after world war i, the tradition expanded to include those who fought in all american wars. and then ...

Go back to 1868, just three years after the end of the civil war an organization for veterans of the union began the may tradition of decorating the graves of the fallen in tradition that was then called decoration day. the first decoration day was held that very year at what was a still small but expanding arlington national cemetery. after world war i, the tradition expanded to include those who fought in all american wars. and then in 1971 congress officially declared the last monday of the m...

According to the department of veterans affairs, its origins go back to 1868, just three years after the end of the civil war an organization for veterans of the union began the may tradition of decorating the graves of the fallen in tradition that was then called decoration day. the first decoration day was held that very year at what was a still small but expanding arlington national cemetery. after world war i, the tradition expanded to include those who fought in all american wars. and then ...

States. but in 1868, arlington national cemetery became the center of recognition of the sacrifice that initially the union shoulders, and ultimately this came to encompass confederate shoulders who died in the civil war. so this is a very solemn and important tradition that goes back a long time. >> thank you both for your insight on this. were going to continue to keep an eye on the memorial day ceremonies in our nations capital but well take a quick break and be right back. introducing miracl...

Possible all other american days. without the sacrifice we honor patriots graves from the four corners of our land in overseas, they would be no other american days. what we celebrate today is memorial day began just three short years after the end of the civil war. it was originally established here as decoration day to take place on may 30th 1868 to honor fallen soldiers by decorating their final resting places with newly bloomed may flowers. and that dear old flag they say. and that tradition...

Especially to the acting duty members of our armed forces, veterans, and most of all to our gold star families. we are honored by your presence. on behalf of a grateful nation, it is my profound privilege to be here on the hallowed ground of arlington national cemetery for the 151st occasion where we gather to pay a debt of honor and gratitude. to the memory of those who gave their last full measure of devotion and as a general order in 1868 said first, to renew our pledge to aid and assist thos...

According to the department of veterans affairs, its origins go all the way back to 1868, just three years after the end of the civil war, an organization for veterans of the union began the may tradition of decorating the graves of the fallen, in a tradition that was then called decoration day. the first decoration day was held that first year at a small but expanding arlington national cemetery. after world war i, the tradition expanded to include those that fought in all american wars. and th...