AMNA NAWAZ: For many Americans, today is a day of solemn remembrance for those killed
in military service.
President Trump paid tribute during a Memorial Day service at Arlington National Cemetery
outside Washington.
He laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and thanked the families who've lost
loved ones in service to their country.
DONALD TRUMP, President of the United States: The heroes who rest in these hollowed fields,
in cemeteries, battlefields, and burial grounds near and far, are drawn from the full tapestry
of American life.
They came from every generation, from privilege and from poverty.
They were generals and privates, captains and corporals, of every race, color and of
every creed.
AMNA NAWAZ: Several former military leaders criticized President Trump today for tweeting
that fallen troops would have -- be -- sorry -- -- quote -- "very proud" of how the country
is doing under his administration.
Retired Army General Martin Dempsey, a former chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, responded
-- quote -- This day, of all days of the year, shouldn't be about any one of us."
New efforts are under way to put a U.S.-North Korean summit back on track.
Officials from both sides met Sunday along the border between the Koreas.
Another U.S. team headed to Singapore, the potential summit site.
Meanwhile, South Korean President Moon Jae-in says he may meet again with North Korea's
Kim Jong-un, after holding talks on Saturday.
We will have more after the news summary.
The Florida Panhandle is bracing for flash flooding and possible tornadoes from the storm
named Alberto.
It made landfall this evening near Panama City, with heavy rain and sustained winds
of 50 miles an hour.
The storm emptied beaches in much of the state, as high winds swept up the surf.
It's expected to move north in the coming days.
A powerful storm hit Oman and Yemen this weekend, leaving 13 people dead in its wake.
It was the strongest recorded cyclone ever to hit the area, with winds of 110 miles an
hour and flooding that swept people away in their cars.
Oman got three times its annual rainfall in just two days.
The people of Colombia now face a presidential run-off, with the future of a peace deal with
rebels in the balance.
Conservative Ivan Duque easily led Sunday's first round, with leftist Gustavo Petro in
second.
Duque ran on overhauling the 2016 deal that ended five decades of war with the FARC rebels.
Petro, a former mayor of Bogota, supports the deal.
IVAN DUQUE, Colombian Presidential Candidate (through translator): We are ready for a clash
of ideas and proposals, a high-level debate where we can air our differences, so that
Colombians at the ballot box define the country's direction, because I'm sure that hope will
overcome class hatred.
GUSTAVO PETRO, Colombian Presidential Candidate (through translator): The sort of political
forces that are surrounding Duque appear to have a ceiling.
In contrast, we, the forces of free citizens, have no limits.
You can be sure we are going to win, and change the history of Colombia.
AMNA NAWAZ: The run-off is set for June 17.
Former President George H.W.
Bush is back in a hospital, this time in Maine.
The 93-year-old was admitted Sunday with low blood pressure and fatigue.
He'd been staying at his summer home in Kennebunkport.
Mr. Bush spent 13 days in a Houston hospital after his wife, Barbara, died in April.
And an immigrant from Mali has won French citizenship for saving a child in Paris.
Mamoudou Gassama met today with President Emmanuel Macron.
Amateur video on Saturday showed Gassama climbing four stories to reach a 4-year-old boy who
was clinging to a balcony.
Gassama recounted his actions, today.
MAMOUDOU GASSAMA, Saved 4-Year-Old Boy (through translator): No, I didn't think twice.
I just climbed up and thank God.
God helped me.
The more I climbed, the more I had the courage to climb up higher.
That's it.
AMNA NAWAZ: The video of Gassama's heroism went viral on social media, and he was quickly
dubbed Spider-Man.
Still to come on the "NewsHour": will the U.S. and North Korea be successful in reviving
plans for a summit?; political stakes -- the president blames Democrats for immigrant children
being separated from their parents; honoring the millions of women who have served in the
United States military; and much more.