bradshaw's body was brought back to the u.s. 27 and he was buried yesterday in kent washington, near his home. buried with full military honors but no national fanfare, and that upsets bradshaw's aunt, martha gillis, who wrote in and letter to the editor of "the washington post" that her nephew was, quote, a thoroughly decent person who believed military service was patriotic. she went on to write, quote, what more than that did michael jackson do or represent that earned him memorial shrines while this soldier's death goes unheralded? it makes me want to scheme. one media analyst says the death of a music legend like jackson is national news but says military families have an argument here. >> if you look at the coverage the last week, the story of michael jackson got more than three times the coverage of either iraq, where we were pulling out u.s. troops or of afghanistan. >> bradshaw's father says he understands that many people loved jackson, but he also suggests that americans are forgetting those in uniform. 20 have died i

bradshaw, killed in action two weeks ago. it was truly an overwhelming response. your emotion came through vividly. you wanted more coverage of our warriors, our heroes killed in action, and perhaps less of mr. jackson. a remarkable story, and a terrific response from you. thank

the number filed about lieutenant bradshaw, 26. it's time the american people know a bit more about this young man who sacrificed for his country, his life, his family, and all of his potential, giving all that he would have and all that he was going to be. in his youth lieutenant bradshaw served his community in stilacomb, washington, as a search and rescue volunteer, as an altar boy and summer camp counselor. he was described as a man with a rye sense of humor. he graduated from lutheran university in the spring of 2007, joined the army and began service in afghanistan in march of 2009. as a member of the u.s. army, lieutenant bradshaw served in the first battalion, 501st parachute infantry regiment, and the 25th infantry division and stationed at fort richardson, alaska. described as a man who found more meaning in actions than words, it is no surprise that lieutenant bradshaw found meaning in his service and in operating -- in operation enduring freedom. in the course of his deployment, he sought to help the less fortunate peop

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lieutenant bradshaw was 24. his family buried him yesterday in kent, washington.ton post" about her nephew's death and the michael jackson coverage saying what more did michael jackson do or represent that earned him memorial shrines while this soldier's death goes unheralded? it makes me want to scream." thinking about the michael jackson coverage, we are back with the panel. nina? >> i think it is terrific that that aunt spoke up, because -- not just to this soldier's death, but to soldiers' deaths all the time in both of these wars. i don't think we, any of us, give enough recognition to, but i think in terms of the michael jackson thing, if it wasn't michael jackson, it would have been something else, the celebrity nature and the ratings-driven nature of our business. as for michael jackson, i think the coverage was over the top. it was one part reverence. i mean, today you could not be touched watching those thousands of people watching the memorial service on these outdoor screens in new york and in los angeles and so forth, but to me, it was one part voyeri

brian bradshaw was 24 years old. his family buried him yesterday. another young man who possesses those qualities, keith zqer, whose service ended because of injuries he received in combat has not forgotten his brothers. glenn sat down with keith. >> keith served in the marines when an ied cut short his military career. doctors told him he would have to use a cane for the rest of his life. he was determined he wasn't going to do it. not only did keith learn to walk again on his own, but he just completed 100-mile marathon in just over 30 hours where he raised more than $50,000 for special operations warrior foundation, a great foundation. keith, thank you for your service, sir. >> thank you very much. glenn: tell me about your injurys? >> my injury on july 17, 2006, my vehicle was struck by an ied, and i was in the turret and shrapnel ripped through the muscles in my left leg and i suffered a head injury. i had three surgeries in irak to stabilize me, and then i was leaving iraq to go to germany and spent a few months then in bethesda naval hospital

brian bradshaw, an american hero. we want to thank our guests and to you at home.uld like to see you tomorrow night. until then, have a terrific and safe evening. >>> hello, i'm a.j. hammer in new york. this is a "showbiz tonight" news break. some of what we're covering for you on "showbiz tonight" at the top of the hour. a bombshell custody deal in the michael jackson case. jackson's mom and debbie rowe reach an agreement. so who gets the kids and will any money be involved? i'll have the explosive answers. >>> plus, did michael jackson have a secret fourth child? wait until you hear what his dad joe jackson had to say about that. >>> also, jon and kate's family feud. an unbelievable attack from kate's own brother and sister-in-law. and why they say jon and kate's kids are in danger. >>> and joan rivers on camera freakout. joan goes off about going off on live tv. she talks to "showbiz tonight" all about her f bomb rant. that is your "showbiz tonight" news break. tv's most provocative entertainment news show starts at the top of the hour, right here on hln.

brian bradshaw from washington, graduate of pacific lutheran university.bered for his wonderful sense of humor, his willingness to help others. he loved giving away crayons, books, toys to local kids. he also loved the outdoors, skiing and hiking mountains. he dreamed of being a history teacher and back country skiing guide. leaves behind parents, paul, mary, woet retired from the military and brother robert. brian bradshaw, an american hero. we want to thank our guests for their insights. thank you to you at home for tracking the cases with us. hope to see you tomorrow night. until then have a terrific and a very safe evening. >>> hello, i'm aj hammer in new york. a "showbiz tonight" news break. some of what we are covering coming up at the top of the hour. a bombshell custody deal in the jackson case. jackson's mom and debbie rowe reach an agreement. who gets the kids? will any money be involved? i will have the explosive answers. plus, did michael jackson have a secret fourth child? wait till you hear what his dad joe jackson had to say about that. also

what was the bradshaw funeral like?> millions gather today for his funeral and it was possibly a helicopter. he was laid to rest yesterday in washington, buried with full military honors. about 100 people turned out for the funeral of the soldier, a rather large funeral, actually. he is survived by his parents. jon: what to the mother have to say? >> she could barely talk about it. it. obviously, the deepest of pain for any mother. jon: that is tough. molly henneberg turning us live. thank you. jane: we continue to watch the footage from the cemetery and the staple center where the memorial will take place a little over an hour from now, at least that is what the schedule is set for. we saw earlier as the motorcade was carrying the family was escorted by the highway patrol proportions of three freeways were shut down. the cost for police and security for the memorial, some estimates put it as high as 2 million. there have been concerns among some taxpayers about who will pay for this. the city of los angeles has put up

casey hill, joshua hazelwood, timothy david, roger adams, juan, robert bittiker, brian bradshaw, petersteven drees, terry lynch, justin casillas, tony randolph, isaac, chester, nicholas, mark garner, brock chavers, and christ sister talbert. all of these brave soldiers have lost their lives since michael jackson's untimely death, yet they are unsung. tonight, we remember them. >>> i want to go quickly to ian drew to his article about jackson's death and the events leading up to it comes out tomorrow. debbie rowe, she's making a hour nl, horrible impression and how will she convince a court otherwise after all of her statements in the past about not wanting the children? >> it's going to be tough and what is going to be even tougher is what we saw at the memorial the other day. the kids are very clearly comfortable and very happy within the jackson family despite their criticism. so it's going to be a lot to convince a judge that we should pull them out of this family atmosphere, that they are very comfortable and happy in and that they seem very much in love with the other family membe

brian bradshaw, an american hero. we want to thank all of our guests for their insight. thanks to you at home for tracking these important cases with us. we hope to see you tomorrow night. until then vey very terrific and safe evening. >>> coming up next on "issues," an 11th-hour custody deal that gives custody guardianship of the three jackson children to michael jackson's mom, katherine. that's the way the king of pop wanted it. that's the way it's going down, but what does debbie rowe get out of it? the published statements say it's not about money. we're going to analyze that tonight on "issues," because the word "payment" does appear in the statement. and we're also going to talk about the investigation into michael jackson's death. and mel gibson, another scandal. what's going on? did he rip someone's shirt or is someone making that up? lapd investigating. >>> but also is not as it appears as this interesting, intriguing mystery involving a superstar. "issues" coming up. )%)%)%)%)%)%%

casualties overseas, casey hill, joshua has elwood, roger adams, edward kramer, unnamed soldier, brian bradshawter cross, terry lynch, charles sharp, aaron fairburn, david dennis, justin kasey yo, tony michael randolph, chester hofford, mark garner, brock schafers and christopher tolbert. all of these brave soldiers have lost their lives since michael jackson's untimely death. yet they are unsung tonight. we remember them. i want to go quickly to iandrew with "us weekly." his article regarding the jackson death, and the events leading up to it comes out, hits the newsstands tomorrow. debbie rowe, she's making a horrible, horrible impression. and how will she convince a court otherwise after all her statements in the past, about not wanting the children. >> it's going to be very tough. what's going to make everything tougher is what we saw at the memorial the other day. the kids are very clearly comfortable and very happy within the jackson family despite their criticism. so it's going to be a lot to convince a judge that we should pull them out of this family atmosphere that they are very comfo

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. >> my 24-year-old nephew brian bradshaw was killed by an i.e.d. in afghanistan on june 25. of losing this bright, funny, thoughtful young man whom i remember so vividly as a toddler wandering the house in cow boy boots and hat and nothing else. i suspect it's a pain shared by many of the 4,000-plus grieving families whose loved ones have sacrificed their lives in two wars that have largely disappeared from the news. when i flew west for brian's funeral, the mayor of his small hometown personally met each of dozens of flights of arriving family members. flags flew at half staff. 600 people attended the funeral service. that is partly a testament to brian's remarkable capacity to connect with people and leave a lasting impression. hislop sided grins were so infectious. it is also a testament to the level of caring and support the town offered to my bereaved sister and her husband. even the desk clerk who checked us into our hotel attended as a simple gesture of common humanity. along the route from the church to the cemetery, people came out of their houses to stand with thei

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>> alan bradshaw. i love fox news. steve: you're a good man. >> you guys do great work.breakfast. >> i love huddle house too. steve: what did you think of the president's pitch last night? >> hey, i watched to she if it made it to the mitt or not. in the dirt. steve: what about the camera coverage? you didn't really see what happened. >> and it was fox. i can't believe you didn't have a better shot. steve: fox sports, not fox news. from the outfield you could see the catcher -- it didn't hit -- >> it could have been better. steve: could you do better? >> you betcha. as sarah palin would say, you betcha. steve: what do we have here that we could throw? you have a sponge bob sponge? what brings you to new york city? >> an anniversary trip. we love it here. this is my lovely bride, tracy. steve: how long have you been married? >> four years. steve: do you think he could throw the ball and it would be a strike? >> i think it would be a strike. steve: you're a loving wife. happy anniversary. i've got to pick up your tab. and the judge is going to throw in a tip as well, right

reminds me of a movie, "failure to launch" seen living at home and if you had to teal with terry bradshaw your mom snores like a rhino and the music got started. oh, you must be melody? >> melissa. >> it's melissa. ha! melissa. okay! all right. y'all have a good time. >> bye, pop. >> you live with ur parents? >> is that a problem? >> dave: exactly, not exactly a good thing on a date, roughly 100% increase in men 22 to 34 that are living at home with their parents in the country. and it is dramatic. >> alisyn: in europe, the numbers are higher, did a study of 3,000 men and women between 20 and 40, and found a quarter of all of them are living at home, because of the economy, more and more people, in the past year have had to move home with their parents. >> clayton: let me challenge this, it's not necessarily the economy, and they are finding there is at a better relationship between men growing up and women growing up, too, out of college with their parents and have a closer relationship than years ago called a boomerang kids, helicopter parents, some argue that is bad but finding covet i