a lot of people can get their hands on uniforms.e were told this was a person in uniform and the authorities are investigating claims that this may have begun as an argument among people on the base. that is not confirmed. that is something that they are investigating. >> almost spontaneous situation, not something pre-planned. >> that would be -- if that turns out to be true, that would be the suggestion. >> are law enforcement still going building by building to just triple check that the early reports of a second shooter are not the case? >> that is beyond my brief. that would be something for mick to say. i don't know what is the current situation on the ground. i'm just reporting what i heard about who the perhaps the motive or identity of the gunman. >> so the person was in uniform but not confirmed necessarily as a member of the military and believed that he turned the gun on himself. are we referring to this as a male? >> yes. >> pete williams, thank you very much on that. i know you are going to go back and get more for us.

but he was in full, full uniform, the daily uniform of the day. was dressed, he was a soldier, dressed as a soldier. >> that is unbelievable. i mean, when you think of the men and women who are in that unit compromised physically or psychologically already, and having to undergo something like this, it really brings it home. have we heard anything? have you been briefed at all on possible motive? >> no, i haven't been briefed on a motive. i have a man on the ground at ft. hood just like i did at the last shooting. we're blessed to have a staff member that is a former chaplain at ft. hood. and i got the numbers from him, the four dead, 14 wounded numbers that you've been reporting. but i haven't heard any motive, and i imagine we won't hear that until tomorrow. this is very similar in a lot of the confusion that the knee dni hasan shooting. that was my home area too. and these are such great people, great americans. it's an absolute tragedy. >> the reports so far is that they're not able to link this, no nexus to terrorism right now. right now, acc

he was seen to be wearing a military uniform. indicate that apparently some kind of altercation broke out in the motor pool, and then gunfire broke out. it's not clear if there was more than one shooter, and that one of the men went on a rampage. all of that should be cleared up at least some of it in a news conference from ft. hood that we expect later this evening. u.s. military officials are adamant that this does not appear to be any kind of revenge or terrorist or jihadist shooting as occurred in 2009 when 13 soldiers were killed and 32 were wounded. nadal hassan was eventually convicted of murder and sentenced to death, he sits on death row currently. the shooting incident is totally over, and the lockdown has been lifted at ft. hood. alex? >> we know that president obama is on the road in chicago. moments ago he taped a statement, we will be bringing it to you. here it is, this is the president's statement on the ft. hood shooting. >> i just got off the phone with the vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff to get the l

in other words, from the first report to the uniformed police officer until he was stopped.f that will hold up. we need to close that gap. we can close that gap through technology. i know we can do it and we can leverage it and then we'll get these deaths and injuries shorter and shorter and shorter. >> still a lot we have to learn about this horrific event. jim cavanagh, thank you so much for joining us. that does it for a very busy hour of "the cycle." kills bugs inside and prevents new ones for up to a year. ortho home defense max. get order. get ortho®. this is mike. his long race day starts with back pain... ...and a choice. take 4 advil in a day which is 2 aleve... ...for all day relief. "start your engines" the expedia app helps you save with mobile-exclusive deals download the expedia app text expedia to 75309 expedia, find yours >>> one week after the deadly shooting at ft. hood left three soldiers dead and 16 wounded, thousands gathered in memorial this afternoon in texas, including president obama who spoke just moments ago. it is the second time in five years tha

they put on the uniform and they take care of us. we need to make sure we take care of them. is whatspirit of unity brings us here today because we cannot be prouder of team usa. [applause] team usa. i hope all of you have made yourselves at home. we double checked to make sure all the bathroom locks were --king in case johnny quinn [laughter] tried to bust down these antique doors. i want to recognize the members of the congress we have here as well. scott blackmun from the usoc. our fantastic navigations that represent the diversity and values of our country so well. we are here to celebrate all of you. our olympians and paralympic ends who brought home a total of 46 medals for the red, white, and blue. [applause] that ken alsod brought home some stray dogs. that doesn't count but it does tell something about the freestyle skiers. over the past couple of months, we saw some dominating performances by team usa. american women won more medals in the olympics then women of any other nation. [applause] good job. the man swept the podium in slope style skiing and paralympic scot

gone through this numerous times before, but the merchandise, service mark, color scheme, facade, uniform apparel or signage and arguments could be made for more than two of these, but i think it 's clear they have a service mark that was referenced at one point in the /aeu /pel hasn't's brief and they also do have uniform signage, which is also demonstrated in their brief. so we have the low go here, the location in florida. the same signage logo and that is in ohio. that's the former mom's pharmacy, which is the former hf on 18th street, church street . and even color scheme who in this case shared the color scheme can out of the closet, but it's clear that the signage, -- this is a similar color scheme, but i think you can stop at two and the signage and the service mark are very clear. the permit was issued in error. we, you know, probably just a few days after that or maybe the next day they started construction we receive d a complaint, we investigated this and issued the suspension within the 15 day appeal period. again, regrettably we did make an error in this case, however, this

some of them even arriving yesterday evening with their fatigues still in uniform. injuries with gun shots to the extremities chest and neck. one of those doctors is treating those individuals last night and this morning also worked on the victims of fort hood five years ago when 13 people died and 30 plus more were wounded. this is what he had to say about treating mill tear mreems. >> we all feel endindebted to t men and women who serve our country. it is heartbreaking to be so close to the tragic event it is a true community sense. we hurt and we feel indebted to them and we obviously want to help whenever they are struggling. >> shortly after 4:00 p.m. central time the soldiers here on this post instead of hearing the retreat colors they were hearing gun shots. sirens started going off warning them they needed to hunker down and family members were calling them trying to get in touch with their loved ones who were here to make sure they weren't in danger. the hospital was prepared for all of these patients and at 6:45 this evening local time the president said i

days in a row where these pro-russian militias, well-armed with military precision in very crisp uniforms that many believe say are backed by russia, that they've been able to take over these buildings and that has pushed the country into a very difficult position. the ukrainian government has given an ultimatum for them to lay down their weapons and leave these buildings, or risk having the armed forces come in and use force to clear them out. the problem in doing so, it could possibly provoke russia, which has 40,000 soldiers on the border. natalie? >> thank you, ayman mohyeldin. >>> firefighters in chile are struggling to contain a massive

speak russian, who have been very receptive to those folks who do not have an insignia on their uniforms. >> russians have been very in tune to propaganda. in fact, the state always used propaganda for its ideological purposes. vladimir putin is such a great student of the soviet system that today it really is playing

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they put on their uniform and then they take care of us.ke sure when they come home, we take care of them. >> president obama and the first lady today welcoming the u.s. olympians and paralympians at the white house including lieutenant dan cnossen, navy s.e.a.l. and double amputee who the first lady says she personally found so inspiring. the president as you heard him say there america's veterans take care of us and when they come home, we need to take care of them. after members of the military were killed and injured yesterday in the mass shooting at ft. hood in texas, today, of course, those sentiments take on stronger resonance. joining us now, rajiv chandrasekaran, senior correspondent for the "washington post." thanks very much for being here. it's nice to have you here. >> it's good to be back with you. >> you've done a survey with kaiser and the "washington post" with iraq and afghanistan veterans and it's come out in what we didn't know was going to be an incredibly important moment in terms of america's perceptions of veterans.

we both admire our men and women in uniform immensely. this is a piece of legislation that our folks back home, mr. chairman, may not -- they may not see much disagreement that's because we are, all of us, so strongly in support of making sure our men and women in uniform can focus on their mission and protect this nation with complete peace of mind. i urge all members of the house to support this legislation which is presented to them by a unanimous vote to the subcommittee and the full committee. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from texas yields back his time. all time for general debate has expired. pursuant to the rule, the bill shall be considered for amendments under the five-minute rule. during consideration of the bill for amendment the chair may accord priority and recognition to a member offering an amendment who has caused it to be printed an designated place in the congressional record. those amendments will be considered as read. the clerk will read. the clerk: be it enacted the following sums ar

else in their uniform. walked into one of the unit buildings, opened fire, got into a vehicle, fired from a vehicle. got out of the vehicle, walked into another building and opened fire again. >> reporter: now, lopez could have kept going, but there is a hero involved in this story. a female military police officer walked outside. she was in the parking lot. she spotted him. she drew her gun before he could point the gun at anyone else. listen to this. >> he was approaching her at about 20 feet, put his hands up. then reached under his jacket, pulled out the .9 mill and she pulled out her weapon and then she engaged and then he put the weapon to his head and he died of a self inflicted gunshot wound. >> ainsley, we know about the death of the three people on base. what about the 13 that are wounded, what are their statuses? >> reporter: i did just get off the phone with the hospital again. i've been in touch with them before every live shot this morning trying to find out what their status is. nothing has c

if we want uniformity, we need to not create loopholes, but direct the rent board to create uniformity in the rules that they have in place and we heard from the rent board that they're moving in the direction of doing precisely that. i think we should let them do their work instead of creating loopholes that at the end of the day undermine the intent of the legislation. >> supervisor wiener. >> one moment. >> would you like me to provide to -- >> my apologizes, mr. president. i was pulling out the tenant hardship application which specifically states that assets -- when a tenant is applying for a hardship, it includes their assets and that determination including non liquid assets and retirement accounts. that makes a lot of sense. tenants should not have to provide the value of their retirement account in determining a hard ship and neither should a landlord that's not there on either end. i want to say at the hearing on this legislation, there were a lot of statements but some of the supporters of the legislation, i'm coming close to distributing the existence of the mom and pop lan

she was pleased she found a reliable guy in uniform. >> at the library there's a book called, so you love a cop. i said should i get this for her? overall, i was happy that she had someone. >> but it wasn't long before the fights started. once he said she punched him and he said to have gotten on her case about what she should wear and who she should see. bff sierra was on the do not see list. she loathed him from the beginning. >> what was your first impression of him? >> it wasn't good. he was smug and just kind of carried himself like he was better than michelle. better than other people that were around. >> and now here they were at the end of things. back at jeremy's house, michelle throwing her clothes together. earlier she texted her sister watching her little girl saying i'll be there soon. the broken up lover's pants in the kitchen. >> i asked her for a last kiss. she told me no. i told her i loved her. she wanted her space. i stepped outside and sat on my motorcycle. >> then jeremy says he heard a pop from inside the house. >> you knew what it was? >> yeah. hoping and prayi

so if you're wearing a uniform, you're finished. in iraq and afghanistan, no one wore a uniform. how do you know who he is? you don't. we have to, i think, also try to figure out if we're going to ever do this again how to identify people. fingerprints or something. we just didn't do it. but if i were any enemy of united states, i would hide among the population, and i would take off my uniform and figure out another way of communicating with each other. >> host: does the u.s. use that strategy though? >> guest: i'm sorry? >> host: does the u.s. use that strategy? >> guest: in what way do you mean? >> host: not wearing uniforms, hiding amongst. infiltrating in that way. >> guest: oh, my goodness, no. i'm being a little bit careful here. we're not be talking about the cia and undercover people, we're just talking about the u.s. military. no, absolutely not. if you take off your uniform to, you're disobeying all the rules of law, you're sanctifying what the other side is doing. no. we would not do that. even our special forces. they grow beards, but you can still see they're big am

if you are wearing a uniform you are finished. in iraq and afghanistan, no one wore a uniform. how do you know who he is? you don't. we have to also try to figure out if we're ever going to do this again, how to identify people's fingerprints or something. we just didn't do it. but if i were any enemy of the united states i would hide among the population and take off my uniform and figure out another way of communicating with each other. >> host: does the u.s. use that strategy? >> guest: in what way the mean? >> host: not wearing uniforms, fighting amongst -- infiltrating in now way. >> guest: my goodness, no. we are not talking about the cia or undercover people. the u.s. military, absolutely not. if you take off your uniform you are disobeying all the rules of law, you are sanctifying with the other side is doing. we would not do that. even our special forces, they grow beards but you can still seek the big tough americans. >> host: has the relationship between washington and troops on the ground improve, change, worsened? >> guest: i think we have to be very careful. i wil

so when you're in uniform in the armed forces, when you leave and go into the private sector and the v.a. picks you up, the v.a. can't read your medical records. well, this is just unacceptable. since 2008, the congress has laws on the books that require the v.a. and the department of defense to have a transparent, interoperable medical record that would be easily and quickly readable when a service member leaves the active service and goes into the v.a. system. but they're still not there, so we have in this bill a mechanism that says you're only going to get 25% of your money upfront on implementing electronic health record until you come back to the committee and show us that you're meeting your obligation under the law to provide an immediate, seamless and transparent transfer of your medical records for the department of defense to the v.a. -- from the department of defense to the v.a. chairman rogers in particular, i want to thank him for his support in this effort because he had a constituent that i mentioned -- i'll mention in a minute in his district that struck a chord with

. >> they are uniformed and well equipped. they were at the forefront of a building seizure in kramatorsk, and the taking of an airfield in slovyansk. it prompted the mayor of the town to draw parallels with the take over of crimea by russia. she said. >> translation: the city is besieged by them at the moment. the men in green are there. they don't hide they are from crimea and russia. >> moscow denied involvement on the ground in eastern ukraine. these men don't hide their allegian allegiance. that has people questioning their movements. >> i'm scared of the crimean scenario being repeated. i saw the military cars without numbers on it, and from it people in uniform with guns. they have weapons, they can use it to injure the people not just us. >> the protesters say they are demanding their rights as ethnic russians. >> the protesters inside the building deny russian involvement as of yet. they say they were promised military backup if they came under attack. ask anyone here, and they'll tell you if the russians came, they w

this afternoon a soldier wearing an army uniform opened fire at the military facility.e killed three, injuring 16 others before turning the gun on himself. we are learning more about who the shooter was. he was a soldier who served for four months in iraq in 2011. he was under psychiatric treatment for behavioural and mental issues and undergoing a lengthy review for ptsd. joining us on the phone, homeland security fellow at the center for national policy, and a military jag. thank you for joining us. where do we go from here. many questions about why this has happened. what the motivations were. from a military jag perspective, what happens next? >> first and foremost we investigate what took place, and take time in doing a thorough investigation. this is tragic, soldiers are turning on soldiers, in the same location five years apart from one another. we nearly went through, when i was on your show and other about the nidal hasan court marsh am, and he's on death row, sentenced to death. now you look at this case, he took his own the life, we want to look at what has t

they were wearing uniforms. i liked the blue uniforms.joined the air force. >> her glass ceiling became apparent when she achieved the rank of maintenance officer. >> they turned me down. they said i couldn't go. i wrote a letter to the first woman to be a general in the air force. she was a colonel. i heard from her in six weeks with a class date. and i went to that school in september. >> but the fight against her male counterparts was far from over. >> i ignored those things. i wouldn't say it was a special effort to ignore them. i did my job. >> she did her job and then some. breaking barriers to become a u.s. general. >> my general asked me if i wanted to be one said you realize you're going to be the first woman, first african-american woman to be a general in the air force. there's going to be a lot of attention paid to you. >> having retired as the highest ranking african-american woman in the u.s. department of defense, this leader has stood for what she believed in even when it meant stand anything harm's way. her advice, stake

initially they didn't even give them uniforms. in fact they didn't even give their rifles to train with because they were too busy giving away to the private rifle clubs so they could improve their marksmanship made so then they could go fight a war. so this unit actually have to write to the american government pretending to be private rifle clubs to get their guns. this unit was then sent to train in the deep south in a tiny little town called spartanburg which wasn't what he would call the haven of racial brotherhood. as a matter of fact they were sent to train two weeks after the worst, one of the worst rights in american history in houston where the soldiers actually rioted and a shot of the town and were then shot up themselves by the police and military authorities into the hold unit was disgraced. they were sent on accident when they wrote to "the new york times" and said do not send them here. there is going to be trouble. so this unit was sent to spartanburg and they were given orders don't fight back. this is the whole

all the same uniforms with no badge or rank or insignificant knee i can't.ery much the scenes we've seen in crimea in february. but it was sergei lavrov who categorially denied they were taking part in the destabilization in eastern ukraine. he said we have no agent there is. we have no intelligence and no troops. basically saying the west don't really get it. but the people of ukraine of eastern ukraine, those russian speakers, they have their own point of view, protests and grievances, and they're carrying out their own demonstrations in the government of kiev in pro russia support. basically lavrov said it's in russia's interest for ukraine to be stable, united as long as all the people are treated equally referring to the eastern russian speakers. he also said that--called on had a message for the u.s. and e.u. as this crisis continues to worsen. >> we need an honest and coherent reaction from the west without any double standards and without shifting blame to moscow. they didn't listen to the people in southern and eastern ukraine, now they're using mil

chief shows up, be in uniform. own house where i can mold the fire men to my standards is one of the biggest advantages of getting my own house. i'm looking forward to it. >> not only will joel captain a new engine company but will have to cover a safe passage route. >> certainly we have concerns. don't get me wrong. we are going to walk the kids to school. that is great until we get a call. as you see around here that happens quite a bit. what is going to happen with the kids? i don't know. >> a 14-year-old boy was shot and killed a block away from a safe passage route. >> on the weekend before school starts there is a shooting and it's got parents worried. ♪ i'm a soldier ♪ in the army of the lord >> with less than 24 hours to go before the start of school folks pray that safe passage works. >> it's all hands on deck. these are our children. they need all adults to make sure the first day of school goes off without a hitch. >> he is also pastor of a church. >> look at you. look at handsome man. >> you are half ma

he's the only player in history to pitch a perfect game in a san francisco giants uniform. we'll be right back. >>> got a story for nbc investigative unit. call the type lynn at 1-888-996-tips or e-mail us at theunit@n theunit@nbcbayarea.com. fleas are fast. in less than a second, they can jump 150 times their height. and one flea can get in 400 bites a day. yeah. fleas are fast. fight back fast with frontline tritak for dogs. the triple attack of frontline tritak for dogs means fleas have less time to bite. it starts killing fleas and ticks in just 5 minutes, and keeps killing fleas, flea eggs, larvae and ticks for a full 30 days. ask your vet about frontline tritak for dogs. nothing's faster. from the vet's #1 choice frontline plus. >>> welcome back, before the break we asked you to name this giant. if you guessed matt cane, you were right. he pitched the san francisco giants first perfect game happened, of course, against the astros. we went to send you back out to at&t park where the field crews are getting ready for the 1:35 start. laura garcia-cannon in the middle of

army uniform on and off ever since. he did two overseas tours including four months in iraq from august to december 2011, driving a truck during the u.s. troop withdrawal from that country. and he received 11 commendation medals for service and awards. but this was a deeply troubled man according to fort hood's command officer lieutenant general mark milley, who says the shooter had an unstable psychiatric condition, likely the fundamental underlying cause of the shooting. and the trigger event may have been some sort of argument with other soldiers just before the shooting began. >> it was mentioned yesterday there may have been a verbal altercation with another soldier or soldiers, and there's a strong possibility that that in fact immediately preceded the shooting. >> reporter: the shooter had claimed he suffered a traumatic brain injury overseas, but the army says he was never really in combat and was never wounded. and the shooter claimed ptsd and was being tested for it but was never given that diagnosis. he'd onl

he was wearing a uniform, people say. people familiar with the military will understand what i what i mean when i say he was an e-4, that's a low-ranking enlisting rank. we don't have his record. we don't know how long he had been at ft. hood. we don't know what the nature of the argument was other than to say that this was some kind of argument or some kind of -- some sort of animosity, not something that was preplanned. this is the initial information that we're getting and not anything that was related to terrorism or anything like the major hasan shooting. other than the fact that both shootings happened on ft. hood, they don't appear to have anything in common with each other. >> pete, what is the state of the investigators' confidence, when they will be able to tell this whole story? >> reporter: well, these things always take time to make sure that you know what you don't know now, they will be going through his past searching his house, looking at his computer and his e-mails to see if there was any kind of warnin

there are 33 percent of us in uniform are residing in the city i want it to be higher but the rest of the bulk in the hiring 33 percent is something to build on. >> right. what's happening with the conversations with the mayor's office the mayors budget office what's before us i think we're seeing a figure of $10.8 million to fund the department wants but what happens if by the don't fund is it whether will we receive a different kind of services >> so we've been in discussion with the mayor's office with our request it's $10 million. the other two pieces are the investigator positions and the recruitment positions it's penn $10 million for staffing and about 42 new hires for the ambulance and equipment. it's time sensitive we believe because there were a period of time when the operating area was deemed to be not in effect for a 3 beyond a reasonable doubt period of time from 08 to 11 and then it was restored to the state level. the agreement was we'll restore the operating area but you must go back to the numbers and model at that time, it was transporting 8 percent of the patient p

blamed --ly brain -- >> we call on russia to stop supporting men hiding behind ,asks in unmarked uniforms sowing unrest in eastern ukraine. east, the uncontrolled today.of a wife her husband was one of three men shot by unknown gunmen while manning a rebel check point. >> the deaths have only further increased the strong feelings and tensions in the region which is already brutally exposed to risk of opening up a rift in ukraine, a rift that will be harder to bridge each time blood is shed. for the area around this town that the kiev government targeted in its unsuccessful military operation last week. attitudes have hardened since then. this is the self-appointed mayor of sloviansk today. will have only one kind of dialogue. we will destroy them. >> as the debts mount on both sides and the rhetoric gets stronger, the time to resolve the crisis is running out. >> it doesn't sound very hopeful. more on the vice president's trip and all the events in william i spoke with taylor, former american ambassador to kiev. thank you very much for coming in to join me. daniel saying in that report th

it was love for country that inspired these three americans to put on the uniform and join the greatest army that the world has ever known. sergeant first class daniel ferguson, staff sergeant carlos lazaney rodriguez, sergeant timothy owens. carlos joined two decade ago in a time of peace and stayed as the nation went to war. timothy joined after 9/11 knowing he could be sent in to harm's way. between them they deployed nine times, each served in iraq. danny came home from afghanistan just last year. they lived those shining values, loyalty, duty, honor, that keep us strong and free. it was love for the army that made them the soldiers they were. for danny, said his fiancee, being in the army was his life. carlos said a friend was the epitome of what you would want a leader to be in the army. timothy helped counsel his fellow soldiers. said a friend, he was always the person you could go to talk to. and it was love for their comrades, for all of you, that defined their last moments. as we have heard when the gunman tried to push his way in to that room, danny held the door shut, saving

and written not only in the brave men and women we honored today in uniform.anchored in the undaunting courage and resolve of ordinary americans. that's the incredible thing about americans. we teach our children this in school that those are qualities ingrained in our national character and stamped in our dna. they are our national identity and they continue to define who we are. and last year's marathon, the whole world witnessed ordinary citizens, ordinary citizens doing extraordinary things. people delivering blankets and water and doctors running to the finish line to the hospital to care withed the wound happen. resident and stores opening doors for shelter. and the iconic photograph, carlos, carlos in his cowboy head pushing jeff off of the scene after having lost both legs. that photograph and that picture is hanging on walls around the world. carlos did what you bostonians do and americans do. carlos ran to him. rather than from him. the normal human instinct is to run from, not to. he was not a firefighter or's trained medic or a police officer, but

these credit score minimums are set arbitrary and are not uniformed throughout the city. we were not able to win this, duffy who is our chief of our home office co-signed so this family could move in. that's not how we should solve these problems. we should set a minimum credit score. another family won the lottery at ava directly across the street. they were qualified, but their eligibility criteria which they did not share with mow included immigration status requirement requiring visa documentation. this is a family who have lived in the tenderloin who won't be able to move into ava because they don't have the documentation they need. and this is in clear and violation of our city ordinance. another one was disqualified because she didn't pay child support years ago. this was before the passage of our legislation. owners were finding -- they're not getting renovated and others are getting renovated. we have another resident of vietnamese who purchased a bmr and he lost his job but he was able to make all of his payments from 2000 and 2005 and he drained all of his reso

the new world cup uniforms have some fans saying viva will france.arture from the past uniforms and make americans look like a popsicle. >> that would make your mouth all red. it's a mess. >> think they look too french? >> russian. >> russian someone said. a lot of red. >> it doesn't shout american. put some stars on it or something. >> put some americans on it and we'll call it american. get a check on the weather. jen is tbusy to cue me. i heard she trades all day and night. >> look at her. v vanna, turn me a letter. what is going on weather wise? >> severe weather in the cards over the next couple of days. it's pouring this morning. it you're heading outside, st. louis, so you thunderstorms right over the top of you. pittsburgh raining, too. right along interstate i 70 probably the worst drive. it's not snow or ice, just plain rain. >>> later today we start two days of severe weather tracking. we'll see this afternoon and evening. oklahoma city, tulsa to tlois, little rock to memphis. not so many tornados today more hail and damaging winds. tomorr

when you pass by you are supposed to stand in your uniform and absolute for 10 seconds. >> not a lot of spectators but as the boats went passed you can almost hear the cries of good show and here here and participants had had a chance to win trophies. >> based on uniformity, on decoration, on if we are all dressed alike. >> it is a big celebration to get together and geared up for a wonderful sailing season. and here is the other part. >> reporter: and as the gin fizzes arrive, not everything needs to have a purpose. the only thing more fun than sailing is hanging out with other sailors: back to you. >> today's celebration included the 51st annual blessing of the fleet. >>> it was a beautiful day for it. we started out with showers around the bay area and it will be a memory by the time tuesday rolls around as the temperatures around the bay area climb by as much as 30 degrees in the next 48 hours. you are looking at the approach of the bay bridge. and the numbers. all in the middle 50s, cooler in santa rosa. and, by tomorrow afternoon, we begin to take a small step forward to the re

>> reporter: more than 4,000 officers today, many not in uniform, bomb sniffing dogs, and from what we saw many listened to advice and did not bring large bags. >> pelley: jeff, thanks very much. there was a moment of silence at the race today at 2:49, the time the first bomb exploded last year. it was in memory of those who died. krystle campbell, lu lingzi, matin richard, and officer sean collier who was killed later by the bombing suspects. martin was the youngest to die and norah o'donnell of cbs this morning has his story. >> reporter: the richards were among many families last year that came to watch the runners cross the finish line. when the second bomb went off, eight-year-old martin was killed instantly. his sister jane lost a leg, mother denise lost sight in one eye, and father bill's eardrum burst. larry marchese is a family friend. >> they were determined early on that they were going to make something positive come out of this and they were going to give permanent meaning to their son martin's life. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: a year later, a foundation in martin

. >> we had to wear uniforms then. >> uniforms, great idea. >> i think so, because we had dress up day. >> she says back then some students rode to school on horses, no joke. when students asked what advice she had for them, she said just be kind to one another. >> all the students were wide eyed. >> great story. >> thanks for joining us. >>> on our broadcast tonight, it's the law, guns are now allowed in bars and churches, some schools and government buildings, even the airport. tonight critics rise up as the nra hails a history-making victory and like it or not, the state of georgia is the new center of the gun debate. >>> dangerous hoax. the latest victim of an awful new verb, swatting, when swat teams respond only to learn it's a prank call. >>> the big squeeze, a life or death struggle to save the staple of the american breakfast table, tonight, florida oranges. >>> and the most decorated olympian of all time. "nightly news" begins now.