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next day, and we were hit again, and we'll keep going. and they did. they fought on. i don't know how many ultimately made it back and how many were hurt that day. i'll never forget what they showed me and what they did for me. i owe them, and i will do more. i promise you that. i promise you that. so to the troops, to the men and women who serve us, to the sacrifices of their families, thank you so much for what you do for all of us and what you did for me and my family. i will never forget. thank you for watching. thank you for thinking about it. i appreciate that. got cnn tonight with don lemon straight ahead. >> well stated, my friend. never forget. you know, i remember that. some people forget. i mean those were horrific, horrific times. they saw the images coming out of it, but you actually experienced it. i remember your colleague, bob woodruff -- >> they saved his life. >> saved his life. >> and he made one of the most miraculous recoveries that
you've been talking about it. i'm going to talk about it and continue on now. thank you, my friend. i'll see you soon. so everyone who has served in this country, as we said, never forget. and thank you so much for your service. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. today is the federal holiday observing veterans day. but president trump opted not to mark the day in any official capacity. in any official capacity. he had no public schedule today, instead staying inside the white house. no trip to arlington national cemetery. no visit to the wounded in the military hospital. nothing having to do with veterans. this comes on the heels of the president's weekend trip to paris where many world leaders gathered to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of world war i. his visit to france was marked by some, shall we say, awkward moments? on saturday, the president canceled a planned visit to an
american military cemetery about 50 miles outside of paris. the white house blamed it on bad weather. they said that bad weather grounded his helicopter. but take note of this, okay? look at those pictures. that's the chief of staff john kelly, general joseph dunford, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. they were able to make it to the cemetery. the world leaders as well, former defense secretary chuck haggle on cnn highly critical of the president's decision not to go. >> it was an embarrassment, and he let down, i think, our veterans. he let down our country. and i think he sent a very wrong message to the world. world war i was a horrific, terrible war that affected really everybody and certainly affected us. and not to make a little bit of an effort to get to a very important ceremony was wrong. and i'm disappointed, and i'm
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daca you had to be in the united states before 2007. give me a break, mr. president. could you at least be accurate? >> let me ask you this, there is -- i'm curious as a democrat. whether you are concerned that the president's stances are working. cnn did a poll just a couple of months ago, the generic ballot in the 2018 race, democrats had a 16-point lead, now it's down to six points. that's about a third of the lead you had just a couple months ago and what are we seven months out from the election. are you concerned that rhetorically, politically you're losing this battle with the president? >> what i'm concerned about is what's happening to this nation. that's my concern. my concern is about these 700 or more than a million young people that are trapped in this vice that the president has put them in. i'm concerned about border security. i'm concerned about the coast guard being underfunded. the fact of the matter is, the
want to go back to the well, the oil well, oil frackers and drillers, they pay the lowest in any state in the union, teachers want more, john. we'll see who wins this one. >> powerful story, thank you. right now thousands of kids are filling the south lawn of the white house for the 140th easter egg roll. got cnn's kate bennett live at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: hi, guys. that's right. we've got 30,000 people expected today. it is chilly out here at the white house, unfortunately, not quite the weather we were hoping for. people are bundled up. kids are going through the easter egg roll. they're hanging out at the reading nook where later we'll see the president and first lady, and a bunch of activities going on. we are going to hear from president trump and melania trump and the easter bunny will be behind me around 10:30 this morning in just a little bit. this is melania trump's sort of first full time easter egg roll
the details that in the final moments on board that plane, the voice recorder and the cockpit was able to pick up screams of passengers. this is new information for them they would have been getting today. they were dealing with all of that and so much more. >> nic robertson, my thanks to you in france. coming up next what does history tell us about the flight? how many times has something similar happened before? you're watching live coverage on cnn. we'll be right back. i've lived my whole life here in fairbanks, alaska. i love the outdoors, spending time with my family. i have a family history of prostate cancer. i had the test done and that was when i got the news. my wife and i looked at treatment options. cancer treatment centers of america kept coming
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on board. i've got cnn justice correspondent getting information on what investigators are looking for. we go to diana first. this is where the co-pilot's parents live. you've been trying to knock on doors and get information of this young man. you talked to members of his flight club. what did they tell you? >> they said he was a fairly regular young man, that they couldn't really understand how the prosecutor had come to conclusions he had come to. he basically went to this gliding club from the age of 14 until he was 20. he was a regular there. so he was well known to members. they applaud him for making him dream into his career and said