>> developing now on the fox report, president obama set to depart very soon from andrews air force base for the first leg of his overseas trip. first stop, moscow, you'll have it here live. i'm julie banderas and this is the fox report. >> have objections in the house? >> the search is on for a suspected serial killer, five murders so far, one victims just 15 years old. leaving a small town on high alert. tonight, the latest on the investigation and how each of these killings may be linked. >> we will work everything that comes in, every tip that comes in, we're sending out investigators. >> tragedy is in the magic kingdom, a disney world employee is killed after a horrific

monorail crash at the famous amusement park. now, the question is, what went wrong? plus, it's the most sought after ticket in the world. more than 1 1/2 million people want it, but fewer than 9,000 will get it. the long shot odds to see history as fans prepare for a historic memorial to a music legend. 90 minutes from now, president obama embarks on an overseas visit that will not only be a test of u.s. diplomacy, but his own as well. the president is on his way to russia tonight pt one country that effectively has two leaders. president obama will meet with his russian counterpart. dimitri medved neve. both are relatively young, both lawyers, like to use the internet to spread their message. and mostly because mnedved.

>> even as we move forward with the president, that putin understands that the old cold war approaches to the u.s.-russian relations is outkaou outdated. it's time to understand that. i think that medved understands that. >> putin plays second fiddle to the president. and crucial decisions out of moscow have putin's fingerprints all over them. president obama will meet separately with him. major garrett is live ahead of president obama's visit. good evening, major. >> good evening and good morning, julie.

in moscow just after 3 a.m. here and as you said, president obama, his foreign policy keynote, you're going to deal with russia, you'll have to deal with president medved, but he'll speak through the state media and in one of the widely mass papers being read president obama's article one step in the the cold war. washington interfered in russian political life and it's stretching the ruling kremlin tandem to the breaking point. and head spinningly risky game dealing with putin in such a way, it's not to say that they will not achieve a beneficial outcome for the u.s. already, and the russians and the united states agree to a prospect of a russian and u.s. dealing with

the war on going in afghanistan. russia will now allow the united states to shift by air lethal military equipment to u.s. forces, marine and army in afghanistan and over russian air space. previously the russians only allowed nonlethal to be carried by train across the russian territory, a significant improvement in relations between the two countries. they'll spend the lion's share of time over two days here in russia and met together in london a couple of months ago and working on reductions in nuclear arms and delivery systems and warheads and only progress to be reported here, julie, no treaty-like break throughs and the official addressing us here today, if the treaty is not ratified or completed by the expiration day, the president may use his authority to continue that frame work even though the senate itself will have no voice as typically does in other arrangements with other countries. back to you in new york. >> major garrett live in moscow

for you, go get some rest, would you, major? see you later. >> a live look at the white house now, president obama scheduled to leave for russia in a little over an hour. stay with fox news channel we'll be bringing you the president's departure as it happens live right here on fox. just days after shocking the political world announcing plans to step down as governor of alaska, sarah palin is dropping some hints about her future plans. government palin writing on the facebook page and quoting, i'm now looking ahead how we can advance this country together with values of less government intervention and greater energy independence, stronger national security, and much needed fiscal restraints, end quote. but is that code for running for president in 2012. it's not clear yet what road she plans to take. now, remember, palin is only a couple of years into her first term as alaska's governor and about to walk away. today on fox news sunday, karl

rove shall the senior advisor to former president george w. bush, called this a risky strategy. listen. >> it is not clear what her strategy here is. by exiting the governorship, two and a half years to the term and putting herself on the national stage that she may not yet be prepared to operate at. >> governor palin's abrupt announcement is said to have shocked even her closest friends and as the mystery surrounding it has sparked wild speculation and molly henneberg with the news live in washington tonight. hi, molly. hi, julie. speculation over what she does next and more speculation what meets the eye. republicans ar bit perplexed and curious to see if it can work, that is if sarah palin decides to run for president in 2012, does the extra time out of office help her? >> some have their doubts. a potential g.o.p. opponent in 2012 says that maybe a quote, brilliant strategy, or it may raise questions about whether she can handle the pressure and

scrutiny of another national race. >> nobody knows whether it's going to pay off or not and even if she did get out primarily because of the feeling of being chased, that's not going to stop if she continues to politics. the only way that stops is for her to completely exit the stage and the spotlight. >> but palin current lt. governor parnell says this is the breather palin needs. >> she has plenty of time now wp which to define how she will further her core value. >> palin tweeted today, to supporters, critics are spinning, so hang in there as they see bulk info on the right decision made as i enter the the last year in office to not run again. palin says she feels a quote, higher calling to reach out to people and spread conservative values and julie, there are also reports that she may be pursuing some sort of national tv talk show. >> julie: all right.

i guess we are going to have to wait and see if she does that. molly henneberg, thank you very much. developing now on the fox report. a community terrorized. five people dead and a suspected serial killer on the loose in south carolina. a 15-year-old girl from the small town of gaffney is the killer's fifth victim. she was shot helping her family at the family store, the her father was also killed and now many in the community say they're afraid to go outside, but trying not to overreact. >> most the people i talk to just aren't going to let this 0 affect their lives. >> still many parks in the outdoor community are empty as people take extra precautions to stay safe tonight. live to mary anne silber in gaffney with the latest. >> we talked to residence earlier today, the streets seem a lot more empty than they usually are, especially for a sunday. but that most people are just

trying to make it through and not dramatically alter their lives although a lot of people are deciding to arm themselvesment earlier today. hundreds of people turned out for-- to pay their last respects to two of the victims of this suspected serial killer laid to rest, hazel lender and 50-year-old daughter gina parks were found pound and shot in the home. another victim, a 63-year-old peach farmer well-known in the community was found shot dead last week. latest victim. 15-year-old abby tyler, clinging to life for two days, she was shot along with her father at the family furniture store, her father steven tyler died at the scene. as the manhunt continues, the entire town is gripped with fear afraid to leave their homes, and others say they're not going to let it affect their lives. >> and people are really scared and i know that the police are working as hard as they can. and i just certainly hope that--

investigators are hoping that someone will recognize the person in this sketch. believed to be a man, a white man in his 40's, approximately 6 feet 2, 200 pounds with salt and pepper hey and they believe he could be driving a two die early 90's model forward explorer, gray or champagne in color and hoping anybody who might know who the person is will call in with tips and say they've been getting tips continuously and of course this manhunt continues, julie. >> all right, mary anne silber live in south carolina. tragedy at the happiest place on earth. details on the deadliest accident. on one of walt disney's recognizable attractions. plus, one gun, two bodies and countless questions. now, police ruling the death of former nfl quarterback steve mcnair a homicide. they're not looking for suspects in the case, why they're looking at the woman found alongside the

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>> developing news. sad news out of florida tonight. two monorail trains colliding at disney world and one operator killed in the crash. taken by two tourists, there you see the trains and police and rescue personnel trying to get inside the cab where the operator was killed was sitting and a second operator inside was taken to a hospital as a precaution, he is going to be okay. we understand that five disney world visitors were on the trains, but not injured and the crash happened around two o'clock eastern time this morning. and the ticket and transportation center with the location where the crash happened and disney a sending

condolences to the family of the deceased employee and shutting down the monorail while investigating the crash. they carry thousands of guests every day along nearly 15 miles of track running throughout the amusement park. never have they seen an accident like this. a deadly crash in upstate new york as a bus goes out of control and flipped over. it happened this morning as well along the adirondacks, near lake george, 60 miles from the capital city of albany. a bus rolled on to its side and plowing into a rock ledge killing a woman who got pinned underneath. they're not sure what caused the crash. the bus was operated by a private company, but as of tonight, they haven't publicly identified it. new details in the shocking death of the former all-star quarterback for the tennessee tight taps quarterback, steve mcnair, an autopsy shows that he was indeed the victim after

homicide and shot four times, twice in the head, mcnair's body was found yesterday inside a condo in nashville, tennessee. police also found the body of the woman on the right of your screen. they say she is 20-year-old, and died from a single gunshot wound from the side of her head. a poise toll nearby and mcnair was married, but police say he had been dating her for a few months and now, they're trying to determine whether his death was the result of a murder-suicide. chris gutierrez joins us live outside the nashville police department. what's the latest there? >> yeah, julie, nashville police tell us they uncovered details about that relationship by interviewi interviewing mcnair and others friends. they don't know what if anything mcnair's wife michelle knew about this, the condo he was allegedly renting with friend and the two bodies were discovered in that condo. mcnair's death has been ruled a

homicide, not not only two times in the chest, but also two times in the head while sitting on a sofa in the living room. she was sound lying on the floor in the same room with a single gunshot wound to the head and police recovered a semi automatic pistol. the crime scene may suggest a murder-suicide. they're not quite ready to rule her death a suicide. >> she does have a single gunshot wound to the side of the head, but there is more investigation required, we are going to be interviewing persons throughout the day today and probably for the next several days, there's also quite a bit of laboratory testing that is necessary, ballistics testing. tissue sample testing from the medical examiner's office, a variety of things yet to be done. >> mcnair was a sports legend here in nashville, a former nfl mvp played in the league for 13 seasons and led the titans to the first and only super bowl appearance. as you can imagine, fans are

shocked and saddened by the tragic and untimely death of steve mcnair, back to you in new york. >> julie: thanks so much, chris gutierrez. to wisconsin where a convicted murderer has slipped out of a county jail and he is on the run tonight. police say 29-year-old eric adams literally ran out the door at this minimum security jail in kenosha county just north of the illinois border and not far from chicago. how could this happen you ask? welsh the doors, get this, they were unlocked because the facility is a work release center and people in the neighborhood are worried because back in 1999, this man, adams, was sentence today 20 years for felony murder. and armed robbery. but he'd been moved to the minimum security facility because of apparent good behavior. he was up for parole in three months, in fact. well, now, we're hearing unconfirmed reports tonight that adam may have been spotted late last night outside a nightclub in milwaukee. more details as they come in. some economists call it the

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>> he fell into the hand of the enemy and that's when the real war comban. you heard from bud day, recipient of the medal of honor, he was a colonel in the air force, august 26th. 1967 his plane was hit by anti-aircraft fire and he was forced to eject over north vietnam. day hurt his knee and his back and his arm was broken in three places and he was immediately captured by the north vietnamese as you just heard. they took him to a prison camp and they tortured him. within a week, bud day escaped, despite his injuries, and he managed to walk back across the dmz becoming the only american p.o.w. to escape from north vietnam, but the enemy followed him and cap toured him just two miles from an american military base and they took day back to the prison camp and subjected him to brutal torture. later this day, day was moved into a prison cell with another

captured american flyer, who made a splint to stabilize dave's broken arm, that captured flyer was named john mccain. on march 14th, 1973, after more than five years in captivity, bud day was set free. he received the medal of honor in 1976, because despite the torture, despite the beating, bud day never gave in, he kept his honor. he is an american hero. new developments tonight in the crash of that yemeni airways jet in the indian ocean. we're learning that a french submarine picked up the signals from the plane's two black boxes. you recall the flight from paris, crashed off the comoros islands last week off the coast of southern africa. 153 passengers on board, only a 12-year-old girl survived. she clung to a piece of the plane in the water for ten hours before being rescued. investigators say that flight

626 crashed while trying to land in high wind. this was the scene in the city of hamburg, germany overnight. dozens of americans facing off again against-- dozens facing off against cops in riot gear and water cannons. 28 people hurt, 70 more arrests the anarchists are saying that the policies let german people down. vice-president joe biden, quote, misread how bad the economy was. that a reaction to the news that america's unemployment rate hits 9.5% last month. the highest it's been in 26 years, but in an interview on abc's this week, the vice-president pointed out, we're only 120 days into the 787 billion dollar economic stimulus plan. and said several major programs have yet to take effect. caroline shively with the news

from washington, caroline? >> julie vice-president biden says the obama administration made a mistake when it comes to the economy telling abc this. >> we misread how bad the economy was, but we're now only about 120 days into the recovery package. >> mr. biden stands by the 787 stimulus package saying it's the right package given the circumstances the country is in. he says the 9 1/2% unemployment rate is too high, but more jobs are coming. republicans and even many democrats have complained at the slow pace of job creation, the vice-president pointed out that the stimulus plan was set up to roll out over a year and a half and to expect some major programs to start up in september. >> over on fox news sunday, things got a little heated between the house majority leader and minority leader over the stimulus. >> we got to understand, we inherited 2 million jobs being lost the three months before we took office. the policies that were put in place, were put in place about

130 days ago. not eight years ago, but 130 days ago. >> come on. >> it's not like the kid to showed up to work every day and wife-- (inaudible). the problem is we said only this year that this plan was not going to work. >> could a second stimulus be on the way? biden says it's too soon to tell, julie. >> julie: caroline, thank you. more than a million and a half people signed up, but only a few thousand will actually get tickets to michael jackson's memorial on tuesday, so, who are the winners? and what's the catch if you want to go? we have a live report coming up. plus, a look at how l.a. police are getting ready for the hundreds of thousands expected to show up. tickets or no tickets.

>> i miss you all and look forward to seeing you soon. >> bottom of the hour time for the top of the news. we're waiting on president obama in just about an hour from now is expect today leave the white house for a very important trip to russia. president obama will meet with the country's two leaders

dimitri med ned yef and she'll resign as governor of alaska, sarah palin speaking out on the facebook page she doesn't mention a presidential run, but looks forward to advancing america with values and less government intervention. more than a million michael jackson fans sitting by their computer all weekend long, eyes fixated on e-mail to find out if they're one of the lucky few to attend the funeral services. more than 1.6 million people signed up for thelators. only . officials will shut down the area around the staples center likely disrupting traffic and a busy part of los angeles. and to prevent scalping, folks picking up the tickets tomorrow

will also get a band tied on their wrist. and anyone wanting to go to the memorial will need both a ticket and the intact wristband. all of this, as the investigation to just how michael jackson died continues. casey stegall with the news live at the steams center in los angeles. what's the latest on the investigation, first of all. >> before we get to that, i want to show you the coveted wristband we have been talking about all weekend, just passed these out for members of the press, this is going to get new. we assume this is what the winner's wristbands look like, maybe a different color or something like that. in terms of the investigation, we have been talking so much about the memorial, but there is a lot going on with the investigation. we're still waiting on those toxicology reports to come back. not only from the l.a. county coroner's office, but also the independent autopsy that was ordered the next day by the family and those reports are going to tell us what prescription medications michael jackson was on. take a look at the video. we've seen it time and time again, but we did see lots of prescription bottles pulled out

of the home where michael jackson had been staying near beverly hills and basically the d.e.a. has been called in at the request of the l.a.p.d. and what they're doing, they're going through and tracking all of the doctors and all of those prescriptions, and they're interviewing those doctors to make sure they were legit, but again, at this point, the official cause of death remains to be seen on the king of pop. >> julie: and casey, i understand there's a court hearing set for tomorrow. what's that all about? >> welsh the big court hearing set for tomorrow is-- pertains to the estate. in fact, it's going to happen not far from where i'm standing. we are going to learn who gets temporary control of that estate. keep in mind, it's an estate valued at more than 500 million dollars according to michael jackson's will so that's something that we're going to be following closely tomorrow. the other battle that's brewing in court is over the custody of michael jackson's three children. in that will, katherine jackson, michael's mother was named as temporary guardian and entertainer diana ross as a

packup, but we still don't know if debby rowe, the biological mother of the two older children will go after custody of the kids and that's what a court will decide later this month, julie. >> julie: i a know a lot of people are worried about who is going to foot the security for the staples center, the jackson diehards don't care what, about the rest of the folks in l.a.? >> well, some of the people on the los angeles city council sure would like help with the bill. we don't know how much it's going to cost, the total price tag of this event, but it's going to be quite expensive, as you can imagine, when you have to deal with all of the police officers that are going to be required to do crowd control, not to mention public work staff to shut down the streets. because there's going to be a huge perimeter setup around the staples center so that spectators can't get to it. now, one city council member we talked to says that michael jackson's family or in the least aeg, the people who own the staples center and folks organizing the concert michael jackson was going to be doing,

50 concerts in london, one city council member says they need to help foot some of the bill, it's going ton expensive and l.a. about 535 million dollars in debt, the state of california, we've been reporting on, 22 billion dollars budgetfall, not a whole lot of extra cash lying around for stuff like this. >> julie: there is not. casey stegall, thank you so muchment what are the odds of getting tickets to the jackson memorial. extremely slim. as we mentioned 1.6 million people have registered for people. only 8,750 names will be drawn. that means there's only a .5% chance of winning a pair of tickets and one of those bracelets, apparently. now that the fires are behind us, and we've finished honoring america's 233rd birthday, like to remind you as the country has grown so has one of our not celebrated traditions. debt, without it the united states may not exist and your life style could be very

different. fox business network's brenda buttner, how a tradition of spending borrowed money could lead to our next economic crisis. >> reporter: debt, everyone struggles with it especially in the tough times and you may have more of it than you realize. and at $37,000 a year for each and every one of americans, that's your portion of the national debt. yes, the u.s. death 1.4 trillion dollars and growing, about a trillion bucks a year. so fast, that the debt clock adding up each second how much more the government borrows had to shut down last year because it just didn't have enough numbers. now, this of course isn't the first time we've been in debt. we financed the revolutionary war by going into the red. but historically it's rarely been this big. do some number crunching and figure out overall debt as a percentages of the output of all the u.s. economy and economists call this the gdp. it's a whopping 80%.

the problem that financing is surely is at some 500 billion a year, interest payments alone can only be described as huge. the fourth biggest spending cog. right now a lot of the debt is possible because of foreigners, we not only print money, we finance it by the sale of treasuries, china, japan, persian gulf oil producers are big buyers of debt, but their economies are hitting trouble, too. until something is done by the politician ins charge in washington and they've been on a bit after spending spree lately. remember your debt load and that of your children and your grandchildren is a lot bigger than what your checkbook shows. julie, back to you. >> julie: all right. brenda, thank you so much. a fireworks celebration turk into a nightmare. a pedestrian bridge overcrowded with spectators collapsing into a lake in indiana. 50 people plunging into the water as the festivities ended, rescue crews frantically searching for adults and children alike in the dark

waters. one father separated from his young daughter describing the chaotic scene. >> the best thing i could do is listen for their voices. i heard my five-year-old, i heard my nine-year-old so that guided me in the water to my five-year-old and that's when i manage today get her out of the water and safety and went back to to get any nine-year-old. >> julie: what a scary experience, fortunately that little girl and everyone else has been accounted for and that's the good news. 25 people were sent to the hospital with injuries, none of them life threatening. town officials say the bridge was overloaded carrying double the number of people it could safely report. a teenager's death after he flies over a 140 foot cliff and homecoming for an american hero two stops on our trip across america. california, a deadly plane crash rattling a small neighborhood. the private military style aircraft plunging into the

middle of the street, just feet from several homes. both people on board were killed, witnesses saying the plane looked to be struggling before falling from the sky. no one on the ground was hurt, but flames from the crash briefly sparked a grass fire. the cause of the accident still under investigation. colorado, an incredible tale of survival. a teenager thrown from his jeep after driving off a 140 foot cliff. the 19-year-old spending the night injured and alone in the wilderness before planning to crawl up the cliff so he could be scene. rescuers shocked anyone could come out of that accident alive. >> it's compacted into a little ball, can't tell what kind of car it is. >> to get ejected from the car, your chances of dying go up considerably. >> it's not clear why the young driver left the road, but told that heavy rains crashed out gravel along the mountain road making parts give way.

massachusetts, a tea party protest in the city where the original took place at least 236 years ago. about a thousand people in boston demonstrating against government bailouts, a growing national debt, and the possibility of higher taxes. >> today we're not so free when we have to rely on the government for every aspect. every fast set of our life. >> this rally just one of many attended by thousands across the country this 4th of july weekend. washington, emotional fireworks at an independence day homecoming for some of our brave men and women in uniform, a patriotic celebration for the return of the 14th combat engineer battalion. the moment speaking for itself. >> wonderful. we're so happy he's home. >> very excited, very happy to be home. >> julie: the troops spent the past 15 months in iraq. and that's a fox watch across america. caught smoking crack on video,

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>> i was flying wing on a section, it was going down and i made the decision to make a crash landing close to his airplane and just pull him out of the cockpit, but i want today pull clear of the plane so that if anything happened it'd be all right. i'm really glad to talk about what it means because it really, it is a symbol of the united states plane man. . >> julie: out of every war comes stories of heroism, but there were few stories like the one lived by the one you just saw. thomas hudner, in the united states navy, flying combat missions during the korean war. his squadron came underfire by

an anti-aircraft battery. he saw one of his wingmen take a hit and saw the plane in flames on the ground and new he had to rescue his friend. couldn't do it from the sky. as you just heard, thomas hudner called in a rescue helicopter and then intentionally crash his own plane. he leaped out and ran through the snow to where his friend's plane was burning. hudner threw snow on the plane and used the only tool available, a small ax to try to cut his comrade out of the wreckage. unfortunately his fellow pilot justin brown could not be saved, but for his action 25-year-old thomas hudner received the med tal of honor. to him and to all the men and women serving our country tonight, we say thank you. and now, breaking news on the fox report, here is a live picture. we want to look at the live picture at an airport in honduras where the ousted president attempted to land his plane. he was forced out of the

country, trying to get back n i understand soldiers are actually blocking the runway, forcing zelaya to find another place to land. zelaya asked for loyalty before returning to the capital. he faces warrants for arrest and the new government says that mr. zelaya broke the law, pushing ahead even when the courts asked him not to, with a referendum on changing the constitution. they're not backing down and the violence has broken out badly outside the airport, one person killed so far according to the associate press. where does the president fall into the situation? president obama, as well as honduras leaders are urging for honduras to allow their president zelaya to return as the leftist president, manuel zelaya. and a controversial issue for you who do not believe that

president obama should be support ago leftist leader. will he be allowed to get back into his country? we'll stay tuned. once we get more information we'll bring it to you here. >> the former mayor of washington d.c., marion barry another legal scandal after being arrested and charged with stalking a woman. barry of course is no stranger to controversy. once caught on tape smoking crack. you'd think that would be the end of your political career, right? he's served time behind bars and now he serves as a d.c. counsel map, god only knows how and the spokeswoman says the accusations are part of a quote, betrayal. laura ingle with the latest. what does he done wrong this time or accused much doing wrong this time. no crack? >> well, no. >> julie: okay. >> stalking this time around and when we hear the word stalker we tend to think of a person lurking in the bushes or making harassing phone calls. and barry's spokeswoman says her boss is no peeping tom and never

engaged with the woman accuser that wasn't consensual. she says in fact, her boss often helped the accuser, a 40-year-old woman identified as donna watts a former campaign volunteer, the spokesperson says the former mayor has known watts for several years and lent support through her quote, many stages of instability. and barry's spokesperson says the two had lunch earlier in the day and everything was fine. >> and the questions that we're asking ourselves as to how someone who could have lunch and accepted invitation or give invitation, i don't know which way that happened, but to accept an invitation to have lunch and somehow before the end of the day, is considered stalking. >> at 8:45 p.m., the former d.c. mayor was taken into custody after driving through the park in the nation's capital. a spark police officer say they had been flagged down by a woman in a vehicle told them that a

man in another car was stalking her, stopped, questioned and arrested and his name is barry. he'll be in touch with his parole officer, the long time politician as julie mentioned busted in 1990 in a hotel ram after being skaut on surveillance tape smoking crack cocaine. he did months in prison and later reelect today mayor and barry went about the normal sunday routine, went to church. he didn't talk to reporters, but he will tomorrow. he's scheduled to address his 4th of july arrest. we'll let now what happened, julie. >> julie: i can't believe i'm watching an elected politician, official, smoking crack and he's still in office. >> we'll find out what happens tomorrow, very interesting story nonetheless. >> julie: laura ingle, thank you very much. in the open desert under a burning sun, they work alone to send a message to our troops. the story of two women who are also using old weapons of war to help spread the peace. that's next.

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>> we have a very special story for you tonight. the story after couple of women with a mental for our troops. take a look, these military style dog tags are designed to aided war effort on two fronts. overseas and here at home and they do that in part with the inspiring words from very famous people. anita vogel with more from los angeles. >> we want to do something, you know? we want to do something for our troops. >> they're an army of two. >> it started when my son went to iraq. he was in the army and i started talking to a lot of other women that had sons, husbands, and in the service and we were all talking about things we wanted to do to help. what could we do here to help?

>> what they did was create deploy peace. it all starts at this military aircraft bone yard in arizona where pieces of planes in war zone are cut up, stripped down, and stamped into military style dog tags. on the back, each tag is etched with a message of peace. >> we wanted to put things from famous people that had a lot of meaning, people like jimmy hendricks is popular. >> hendricks, ben franklin, emmerson, president kennedy and john lennon some of those quoted on the tags and they hoped the momentums for those men and women overseas and for people to support what they're fighting for, a lasting peace and profits go to a worthy cause here at home. deploy peace's proceeds go to

the house, like the ronald mcdonald house, provide military families a free place to stay near veteran hospitals while loved ones are recovering from injuries. >> fisher house provides a home away from home. we have 21 rooms here, we have a community kitchen, we have a laundry facility here. >> sometimes families will come and they don't have anything other than the clothes on their back, a little money in their pockets and we can help provide gift cards for the local grocery stores, we can help provide them transportation to get to the local grocery stores. >> there are 43 fisher houses across the country, serving 10,000 families each year. workers say the families are grateful and that we should all be mindful of the sacrifices they're making. >> well, everybody is out there celebrating the 4th of july, it would be nice if they could just remember the reason that they're celebrating and it's our military that got us here, that continued to give us the freedom that we have today.

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