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december,ber, last his remains were identified and he was returned home to be laid to rest.ried during the 63 years. now, 96 years old, she welcomed him home. we are honored to have her with us today. clara. [applause] [cheers] [applause] we draw strength from the parents. earlier this year, i spoke of a of the rulingry recovery of a sergeant first class who was severely injured by a bomb in afghanistan. andtood in the balcony reminded our entire nation that we are blessed to be protected by patriots like him. that was only part of the story. i want to close with the story of his brother in arms. sergeant sanchez was killed by the same explosion. wendy remembers that he was larger-than-life. .lways surrounded by friends he had a devastating smile. he admired the army from a young age. he dressed up as a soldier the first time he went out from halloween and for many halloween's after that. he arranged and rearranged g.i. joe's on the bedroom floor. when he watched the twin towers fall on that awful september day, he found his calling to serve his country. .e was a proud army

. >> maggie made an interesting point about the chim ber spending money. there was people who are not spending money, americans for prosperity, the koch brothers who supported a lot of primary challenges. this time they seem to be holding their fire for the democrats. >> that's why i think you can't necessarily say the tea party has lost just yet and the establishment has won. we have to see how the next few primaries pan out. it depends on what you will see in some of these primary fight, tea party groups spending heavily in the primaries. >> i think that's right. we have to see what happens in georgia. we have to see if chris mcmillen is able to gain any traction in mississippi. he's talking about residency of his challenger there. so i think it's a matter of what's going to happen in these next couple weeks. i also think we have seen this party shift to the right and that is a cred to it the tea party. >> establishment feels very confident about lindsey graham in south carolina, very confident about mitch mcconnell, they think cochran. although we'll wa

we're told they went to a number of fires, sglouft those two we showed you but a nim ber of other fires. >> meteorologist rob mayeda joins us now. there's an excessive heat warning coming up, too. >> within 24 hours will get upgraded to a warning for the bay area starting tuesday into wednesday. we're seeing the problem with fire danger. gusty winds and temperatures still in the 70s and 80s. we've warmed up some from yesterday. but the wind speeds have also been part of the story around areas closer to where that fire is burning. southeast of san jose. northwest winds sustained up at about 20 miles per hour per hour. these humidity levels dropping off. fairfield and livermore, 15% humidity. this is what happens when you get high pressure that setsum. it a up. gets the breezy conditions. warms up our temperatures. air is compressed down to sea level. it warms things and dries thing out. excessive heat watch for tuesday into wednesday. valley temperatures in this time frame, come wednesday, 95 to 100 degrees. but what's unusual about this heat spell is the coast and bay will also see thos

took fire fight bers 20 minutes to knock the fire down.out said this could have been started by cooking. firefighters say they just secured the utilities. now they will able to go through the rubble here and told me to expect to be here all day as they continue to try to make contact with the couple. hoping they weren't staying here last night but according to neighbors that would be unlikely. we will continue to follow the breaking news story all morning long right here on abc 7. >> east bay high school community is on high alert with extra police patrol this morning after messages discovered

. >> abc 7 news reporter cornell ber nrd live in san francisco sunset district rate now with this developing story. cornell sf. >> neighbors very upset about this discovery. meat ball found in the bushes rate behind me here at the corner of 24th and/or taking a. not far from where others were found months ago. no one ever caught. police not about taking the cases together yet but need tip from the public. >> it was just sitting on a plate on top of the bushes over there and i'm like that's weir weird. >> she made the bizarre difficult discovery at the rest voyvrment picture of what she found. paper plate filled with some coins and large meat ball. >> just escapey and weird. obviously pill ins there. >> meat ball had been stuffed with large pills. she called 911 and crime scene investigators collected the plate as evidence. she works as dog trainer in the neighborhood. >> disgust. absolutely. there's tons of dog across the street. there's tons of kids across the street. my neighbor teaches piano to little children. anybody could have grabbed that. police don't know if the discovery is connect

. >> abc 7 news reporter cornell ber nrd live in san francisco sunset district rate now with this developing story. cornell sf. >> neighbors very upset about this discovery. meat ball found in the bushes rate behind me here at the corner of 24th and/or taking a. not far from where others were found months ago. no one ever caught. police not about taking the cases together yet but need tip from the public. >> it was just sitting on a plate on top of the bushes over there and i'm like that's weir weird. >> she made the bizarre difficult discovery at the rest voyvrment picture of what she found. paper plate filled with some coins and large meat ball. >> just escapey and weird. obviously pill ins there. >> meat ball had been stuffed with large pills. she called 911 and crime scene investigators collected the plate as evidence. she works as dog trainer in the neighborhood. >> disgust. absolutely. there's tons of dog across the street. there's tons of kids across the street. my neighbor teaches piano to little children. anybody could have grabbed that. police don't know if the discovery is connect

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you know in the houston region, and local va clinic in conconroe, texas, they get great cares, the ber crease is in the -- bureaucracy is in the wait times in a simple decision or on an appeal. jemy thought of general shinsek, everyone, in a military career, he has seen first hand the result of this war, veterans who are aging andnese these services, i don't understand why of all people he did not exercise his command at the va knowing whenly took office, he took over the agency they were already problem identified with those wait times, nothing apparently got done. lou: you know, congressman it does raise the question, in 2008, transition team for president obama was made aware of this. where were congressional oversight committees and the senate and house, did they know of the same information. >> i doubt they did, i don't think ta this would have actually come to light immediately, i do know that members of congress -- i tell you there are some partisan differences, but when it comes to military and our veterans s frankly we'll spend every dime it takes to give them the care they ne

. >> i don't think he had name ber chamber of commerce money.ews in north carolina was tom til thom tillis house sr winning republican nomination for senate without a run off, people say where was the tea party. tea party is being absoared by the republican party. just as right to lifeers were in 1980s, and religious right in 11970s, this natural, it is hard for tea partyers to make out like mitch mcconnell he is not a conservative? this is nonsense, and tom till usthomtillis cut taxes and spen. lou: democrats hate him. >> because he is a conservative. tea party is vanishing into the republican party. lou: don't tell the chamber of commerce in business round table. they will get confused. >> don't tell the tea partyers either. >> there are not many to tell, because according to latest poll, g.o.p. support for tea party folks down to 41%, down 20 points from november 2010. fred this looks like tea party, i said for more than a year now, that tea party is all but my opinion, evaporateed, its presence hard to detect, leadership woeful. >> not much

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. >> that's lisa ber anard reporting. >>> why why secret service workers were ordered to leave their post, one night in 2011. >>> and michael sam joins the nfl but will it change the rules against employees? we'll take another look. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler in new york. there's a lot to cover this half hour. the government always rules and regulations for carrying oil on trains. >>> plus why secret service agents were pulled from their warehouse posts and dispatched to a loam in maryland. >>> a robotic arm that will help many ampute amputees live a morl life. richelle carey has the headlines. >> cdc announced a resident of saudi arabia visiting florida is in a hospital after testing positive for middle east respiratory syndrome. also known as mers it is a respiratory syndrome that are acts like the flu but can lead to death. >>> over nigeria to help in the search for the kid flapped school girls. group's leader says he could let the girls go in exchange for prisoner release. nigeria's government has reject they'd proposal. >> in ukraine, two region

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. >>> the finance committee easily approved the nomination of sylvia ber well as the health and humanervices secretary. the full senate is expected to do the same in what has been so far a painless confirmation ride for her. there are a lot of i told you sos here in washington tonight. obamacare critics are howling on speculation the administration may be preparing for a promised bailout of insurance companies. here's chief national correspondent jim angle. >> reporter: the obama administration promised to make insurance companies whole if they find themselves with a more expensive pool of customers but the administration isn't sure where the money will come from. >> insurance companies are at great risk and they may find that they have a lot of sick people and the costs are above what they thought they would be. >> you had to provide both belts and suspenders to reassure the insurance company that if they got stuck with so many sick people they would be compensated. >> reporter: the healthcare law promised it would take money from companies that did better than expected and give it t

for more, i'm joined from ber palestinian by "time" correspondent simon shuster, and he covered the crisis in ukraine extensively, where he was detained by separatists on one kags and kidnapped and attacked by group. he's co-author of "premier - president - czar: what putin wants." we'll get to the cover story in a moment. you were stopped by armed separatists, hit on the head with a gun and kicked. they held you overnight at an occupied government building. did they tell you why? >> no, they didn't tell me why. i'm not sure they, himself knew why. certainly the guys that hit me didn't have a clear reason. he hit me or checking documents to figure out who i was. when he checked my documents while blood was running down my face and realised i was a journalist, i think he became a lit nervous that he had done that. nevertheless his commander came and took me back to their headquarters. >> they take you back to the headquarters, and that puts you on the inside, giving you a new perspective on who the separatists are. >> yes, it was an enlightening experience. i have been interview many of the

. >>> justin tame ber lake taking on top honors but jennifer lopez and michael jackson stole the show last night's billboards awards in las vegas. timberlake won seven awards. his album "20/20" experience. timberlake said he was stunned caution him to shake and gyrate in rhythm there. take a look at jennifer lopez. this performance simply blew away the audience. she's honored with billboard's icon awards. and everyone is just talking about this. this is a michael jackson hologram that rocks the house. the king of pop performing the song slave to rhythm in a five-piece band. the hologram took half a year to plan, correspond graph. where are you on the controversial issue of holograms, where do you stand? >> i mean that really is michael jackson. >> i think producers are sitting in the room, what should we do, let's try holograms. congratulations to them. >>> a growing controversy over who has the raw data used to launch the search for missing malaysia airlines flight 370. family members of those on board demanding answers. we're live with what the leader of that search is now saying ab

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