into the negative chris hall to found the time gone by then i'm going you know where you can get it because they couldn't get back it cannot honestly got me hooked up. with. him so. you don't know where your so-called local offices hello the world where they're going to go out to your outfit and then i guess i just had a look or you gonna go see where you going to go and if they want to. go to the roof was because it. would up one of the posters hundred lugovoy they're going to do you know i'm going to put it on i'm there without reserve but in a vehicle. oh. i love it because it was you know when i got up i was there and i was just like. you don't. know how good it was for you look at it i think. that's what. you don't know. how do you. know. what to do know what you want to look you're not a joke but then i doubt you'd ever like it if i don't we don't talk about books you know kind of adult you know how do you know that you know how you know their looks it's how you know them or. i don't care she was one of them. they also know if. you have good you. know you know that's adam thompson is

into the negative all chris hall just all the time gone on and i'm going you know how close you can get because they couldn't get back it cannot honestly got me hooked up. to. them so. you don't know where your. so-called local offices hello the world where they're going to go out to your outfit and then i guess i just had a lover you done it was see you don't go on. because of the roof was because it is a log of wood up one of the posters hundred through the window for they're going to do you know i'm going to put it on i'm there when i was are there with. oh. i love it because it was you know when i got up. and i was just like. you don't. know how good it was for you to look up. that's what. you don't know. how do you. know. what did you know we want you oh you're not a joke but then i doubt you'd ever like it if we took we don't talk about all that the devil you know you know how you know the yodel how you know their looks it's how you know them up. i don't care she was one of them. they also looked. so good you. know you know that's had a something as a you looked at them when he wo

to put on negative chris hall just all the time gone by then i'm going you know again because they couldn't get back it cannot honestly got me hooked up. you don't know where your so-called local offices hello the world where they're going to go out to your outfit and then i guess i just had a look are you gonna go see where you gonna go and if they want to. go to the real what about the u.k. . build up one of the hundred four they're going to do you know i'm going to put it on i'm there without reserve but in a vehicle. oh. plus it was it was you know when i got up. and i was just oh. you don't. know how it was for you look that i think. that's what. you don't know. how do. you know. what to do know what you want to look you're not a joke but then i doubt you'd ever like it if we took we don't talk about books that are kind of adult you know how do you know that you know how you know their looks it's how you know they look. i don't care she was one. they also know if. you have good you. know where you know you know that's it oh i'm not in the us yet then when is it we have to go and they d

into the negative chris hall to found the time gone by then i'm going you know again because they couldn't get back it cannot honestly got me hooked up. you don't know where your. so-called local offices hello the world where they're going to go out to your outfit and then i guess i just had a look are you gonna go see where you going to go and if they want to. go to the real want to go to. the root of one of the puppet hundred through the loop or they're going to do you know you don't you can put it on i'm there without reserve but in a vehicle. oh. plus it was it was you know when i got up i was there and i was just like. you don't. know how good it was for you to look up i think. that's what. you don't know. how do you. know. what to do no we want people you know not to go but you no doubt you have all like looks like we don't talk about books that are kind of adult you know how do you know the yodel how you know their looks it's how you know the look. i don't care she was one of them. they also looked. so good you. know you know that's adam comes on as a you looked at them when he woul

hall poached. d'etat that chris. just mentioned and the entire hierarchy of the nazi party had assembled to commemorate that. event in one thousand twenty three that had assembled to commemorate that in the old town hall the house in munich hitler was present goebbels was present they were all of the gull lights and so forth and hitler gave goebbels the authorization to. launch the pug rome and then to preserve kind of plausible deniability left the room and goebbels the propaganda minister basically instructed the entire hierarchy of the nazi party that the essay another nazi organization should be let loose on the jews of germany and this was happening as we heard in the report that while the police just stood by and watched . as the chief of the security police gave. according to how the pogroms should be orchestrated which buildings should be spared how many people should be arrested what should be destroyed the looting should be actually stopped people were allowed to destroy things but that was not to steal prop

hall. >> chris, i'm going to take you shopping with me on black friday. >> that might be a good idea too.e that. >> so the weather today, starting to clear out. we're going to start to see some better weather. >> looking better outside. the air quality has been so bad for almost two weeks around the bay. as we take a look at emeryville, you can still tell it's smoky out there. it's still unhealthy and our air quality is gradually getting better. here is a look at half moon bay, where at least you can see some of the blue skies. seems like it's been forever. so we are starting to see some of those numbers going down. we are seeing the air quality there. in half moon bay, the best in the bay area. in the spare the air category. and we look at a lot of red coming down from those purple numbers, which meant very unhealthy as we measure how much p particulate matter is going around the bay. looking tat these numbers again we see the particulate over 100, a spare the air day, reducing the amount we're putting in the atmosphere because it's getting trapped. it's unhealthy at 151 to 200 and over

here is chris van hall en talking to chris wallace. >> we have too many close races.bout turnout. the early vote in states like nevada and arizona has been very strong. it does appear young voters are coming out. and it looks like the president's effort to distract voters from the real issues they care about like healthcare and like the republican efforts to take away protections for pre-existing conditions is not working. >> maricopa county, one of the largest voting jurisdictions in the country. the county recorder said in terms of early ballots returned it is nothing short of remarkable. >> bill: did they give you a percentage compared to the last 2014 mid-term? >> they had some numbers on friday and they weren't even including friday and they were 40%. he said they will blow everything out of the water at this point in comparison to 2014. some people are even talking about in comparison to 2016. >> bill: wow. that would be something else. thanks. good to have you in phoenix, arizona. thank you. >> sandra: president trump and former president obama held some duelin

chris chmura. >> fighting city hall is bad enough, but one guy had to deal with them and the dmv at the same time. so he asked us to drive it home. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, "nbc bay area responds," next. >>> this morning, kris sanchez is reflecting on her afternoon with her daughter. this photo she shared on twitter, it's an epic game of jenga, go to her twitter page to see how many levels they made. it's pretty impressive there. follow her @krisnbc. it's time for sleep number's veterans day sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299. plus 24-month financing on all beds. ends sunday. parking ticket problem. >>> 6:23 for you right now and spn nbc bay area responds to a solano county man getting a parking problem. >> he's actually getting citations for a car he no longer owned. consumer investigator chris chmura looked into it and found a lesson here for all of us. >> good morning. when armando ramirez contacted us, he was fed up. he had rece

halle's score. their balance hashi's chris are solidly in the in the last years so they don't see our options but to quote stacy shall we she wishes east sea as our land of the free you know my more secure. place even though they aren't yet present in the east is against at least migration i think that we're. telling as is that i would think about this story because it allow us to. put. these kinds of stories the truth of this immigrants coming through all of central america and mexico and tell their stories no they are criminals if there is something about that is taking all this attention i mean good. media and now is really taking care of them and telling their stories they are saying is not true that they are. coming from. terrorist groups from me the answer is something like that is just people who are very weak situation and they need help and they are trying to find that in another country and something that is covered by the international law which is something that will people less and they i mean we have international laws that protect them we should listen to them i think it's very intere

senator chris van hollen knows that the they've got a tough hall and i think we will come out successful on tuesday. >>chris: as i discussed with senator chris van hollen, president trump these last few weeks has been making immigration and the caravan coming from mexico his top issue. here he was earlier this week talking about a possible confrontation between the migrants and the thousands of soldiers he is sending to the southern border. here's the president. >> they want to throw rocks at our military did our military fights back. i told them, consider it a rifle. when they throw rocks like they did at the mexico military and police, i say, consider it a rifle. >>chris: now, the president walked that back on friday saying he was talking about making arrests of the migrants but not shooting them. but no concerns on your part about the president's rhetoric and some of the actions he's taking on the southern border? potentially turning off independents and moderate republicans. >> what the american people need to know is our men and women in uniform are some of the most disciplined, tra

hall. i want to thank chris rock, zoe saldana, no thanks to matt damon by the way. thanks to pharrell.er shadowed his playboy persona but now his former wife of 13 years coming forward, what she has to say about the man she knew behind closed doors. >> did you ever fear for your life? >> yes. >> you thought he might kill you? >> yeah. >> plus long live the queen. from music. ♪ >> to hit movies like "a star is born". >> what you want to play. don' while you do it. >> how the glitz and glitter of drag has

see what you can do online at socialsecurity.gov chris: after our interview president trump took us across the hallval office. in the room where it happens the president discussed his transition from real estate tycoon to leader of the free world and gave some insight on how he makes the tough decisions he faces every day. so have you gotten comfortable with the place so far? >> i have, i feel very comfortable. took me a little while. it's incredible, you say you're the president of the united states and i say, well, and takes a little while to get over. chris: i was going to ask you the first time that you're in the oval office by yourself, everybody is gone, you are looking around the room, iconic room, the most famous -- >> here we go. i've had people come into this, the biggest people in the world, presidents, prime ministers, heads of biggest companies in the world and they always stop and they say this is the oval office, this is the oval office. nothing like it in the world. this is the desk, very famous, john kennedy was right here, a little door that opens up. chris: right. >> famous pictu

hall? [laughter] >> practice. kennedy: absolutely right, chris stirewalt. love it. talk to you soon, thank you. >> you bet.nedy: meanwhile, democrats are screaming from the mountaintops that the new acting interim attorney general, matthew whitaker, has to go. here's the thing, he hasn't done anything wrong yet. but democrats won't even give him a chance. maryland's attorney general is challenging whitaker in a lawsuit, arguing rod rosenstein should instead lead the department. democrats like senate minority leader chuck schumer also calling for him to step down to protect the mueller probe. chuckles? >> if whitaker does not recuse himself, we democrats are going to attempt to add legislation to the must-pass spending bill in the lame duck session that will prevent acting attorney general whitaker there interfering with the mueller investigation in any way. kennedy: in any way. we're just going to staple it right on there. everything schumer just said is puretheater. because whitaker is reportedly consulting with justice department ethics officials about possibly recusing himself from the russia investigat

chris nguyen, "abc7 news." >>> a firecracker going off inside san francisco's hall of justice csedscare. bin and pice lock 11:00m. it wasleared a couple of hourslt insi ad settingffhe firecracker near the entrance. >> there was a small incendiary device that exploded in the lobby. as it filled the lobby with smoke, and subsequently the people inside evacuated the building. >> people were allowed to go back in, court proceedings were canceled for the remainder of the day and being rescheduled. >>> a california democratic chairman eric bowman is resigning in the wake of sexual harassments. he plans to seek treatment for health issues and alcohol abuse. "the los angeles times" interviewed ten party staff members who say he made crude sexual comments and engaged in unwanted touching or physical intimidation in professional settings. bowman did not directly address theegatio ss b the pa >> ahote will soone turned into affordable housing. the more than $6 million donation was announced at a news conference with the mayor today. the bristol hotel is located near mason and eddie street. the near

chris morris. he has been reading the detail of the 585 pages of the withdrawal agreement. dorothy edwards had this reaction. the bbc‘s director general, lord halleek against what he called the "disgraceful attacks" made on social media againstjournalists. he said they were getting constant anonymous threats on twitter due to reporting on opinions that some people might not want to hear. but it was at tweet sent by a bbc journalist which caused a big stir on tuesday. at 3:15am, andrew neiljoined in a twitter discussion about the award—winning investigative journalist carole cadwalladr, describing her as a "mad cat woman" and calling her "karole kodswallop". after widespread criticism on social media, he deleted the tweet later that day and the bbc press office issued this statement: that wasn't good enough for a number of newswatch viewers, two of whom recorded videos for us. as an employee of the bbc, andrew neil is required to demonstrate impartiality. by the personal slur and by the use of the words "codswallop" he has shown that he is unable to be impartial about carole as a person. but he has also, more importantly, implied that he is unabl

chris. 6:25 right now. >>> new york city is decking the halls. the much anticipated new star for the rockefeller center christmas tree will be revealed today. the star is over nine feet tall, weighing 900 pounds, it includes 3li caloot norway spruce will be officially lit november 28th. >> think of how much work that is. >>> 6:26 right now. here are some of the stories we're working on, on "today in the bay." breaking news, a fiery u.p.s. truck crash along highway 101. the impact on your drive. >>> plus -- >> he never got a chance to talk to us. >> a plea for answers, after a football fan goes missing at levi stadium. hear from the woman who says that he got up in the fourth quarter, and she doesn't know what happened next. >>> at 6:45, the first group of the so-called migrant caravan is at the u.s. border. so what happens now? >> we were able to access the garage and move the patients to through a doggyasildfires race state. it is 6:27. yo hey, batter, batter, batter, batter. [ crowd cheers ] like everyone, i lead a busy life. but i know the imp

reaction to our exclusive interview for with the president from ♪ >> chris: after our interview, president trump took us across the hallin the room where it happens, the president discussed his transition from real estate tycoon to leader of the free world and he gave some insight into how he makes the tough decisions he faces every day. >> chris: so if you gotten comfortable with the place you have to? >> president trump: i have. i feel very comfortable. it took me a little while. it sort of incredible. you say you're the president of the united states and i say wow and it takes a little while to get over. >> chris: the first time that you're in the oval office by yourself, everybody is gone, you're looking around the room. the iconic room. >> president trump: i've had people come into this -- the biggest people in the world, presidents, prime ministers, the heads of the biggest countries in the world and they always stop and they say this is the oval office. this is the oval office. there's nothing like it in the world. this is the resolute desk, very famous. this is where john john at the time, right? john kennedy w

can go to an nfl -- i remember going to one of the nfl hall of fame inductions and seeing these gold jackets, and the biggest crowds were around chris berman, adam scheckter of, you know, espn or whoever -- i mean, these are, i mean, it is part very much of the ensemble. so the other thing is in the nfl's case the league has very, very big broadcast contracts with the media companies that employ a lot of these people whether it's disney or espn, cbs, fox, nbc. so it's essentially, i mean, a lot of these folks have to stay in the good graces of the leagues because it becomes a big corporate headache if it doesn't. but you're right. i mean, moral i is extremely, morality is extremely, extremely fraught in any of these sports. the nfl hall of fame is where sort of a lot of this debate takes place. i guess basketball hall of fame is another thing, does barry bonds deserve to be -- canton, there's opt j. simpson's bust -- o.j. simpson's bust right next to roger stay back, someone who's supposedly beyond reproach. it is answering to different considerations. >> let's take another question. >> you each touched on this in some ways. i've be

." >> fighting city hall is bad enough, but one guy had to deal with them and the dmv at the same time. so he asked us to drive it home. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, "nbc bay area responds," next. >>> but first, happening now, sacramento police officers are changing the way they wear their body cameras after body cameras of several officers were turned off during the deadly shooting of daryl richards in september. that police shooting led to widespread protest. more news for you right after the break. alto. >>> good tuesday morning to you. taking a live look out on palo alto. not too many cars on the roads yet. mike inouye will have a look at the commute as you head out the door this morning. 4:53 right now. >>> nbc bay area responds to a solano county man who had a parking ticket problem. >> he's actually getting citations for a car he no longer owned. consumer investigator chris chmura looked into it and found a less yoon here for all of us. >> when ray man dough ramirez contacted us, he was fed up. he had received a dozen parking tickets from the city of san jose totalling more than $2,000. they were for an illegally parked bmw 323i, a

hall, thank you. look at how this is playing domestically. our political panel, kristin hahn, republican strategist chris maloney.in how he's going to deal with this. any political pit falls going forward? >> yeah, a big pitfall. the president is signing with john bolton. i think what this will cause, it was cause a rift within the gop. you will have the republican party -- like senator rand paul -- >> i don't know president trump ever shying away from a rift in the republican party. >> this is true. but it's going to cause a problem for him. he ran and won on the america first foreign policy. that vision, that message resonated with the american people. i think this whole entire issue with saudi arabia, people will talk about the arms deal and want answers. you dive in and look at the role that trump wanted to play, focusing at home, it's not meshing with the message that he's putting it out and not condemning it for the horrible act it is. >> leland: the president is saying this is the definition of america first. here's the president explaining and defending his response and then we get his view. >> they're ve

an nfl, i remember going to one of the nfl hall of fame inductions things and these gold jackets, that's what they were, the biggest crowds were around chriserman, were around adam schechter espn or whoever the, i mean, it is partly much of the ensemble. the other thing is in the nfl case, the league has very, very big broadcast contracts with the media companies that employ a lot of these people, whether it's disney or espn, cbs, fox, nbc. it is essentially a lot of these folks have to stay in the good graces of the league's because it becomes a big corporate headache if it doesn't. you're right, morality is extremely, extremely fraught in any of these sports. the o nfl hall of fame is wherea lot of this debate takes place. i guess baseball fan is another thing, barry bonds does deserve in the baseball hall of fame? you go to canton and others, o.j. simpsons bust right next to roger staubach, some who supposedly beyondex reproach. they don't make that decision. is complicated you because what is entering very much the different considerations. >> let's take another question. >> you may have touched on this in some ways better think trump

hall. with me now -- with me now with more is thousand oaks -- in thousand oaks is nbc senior national correspondent, chris jansing. chris, you have been in a place where families have been gathering. this is a hard thing to understand, this many hours after the event. there are still people trying to find out if their loved ones are among the dead. >> it really only is a short time ago, within the last hour or two, that they've started having official notifications. and you see some people. this is a scene that's been playing out over the last hour, i'd say, ali, of people emerging from the thousand oaks teen center, where they have had help and support for family members and friends and holding each other, crying, hugging each other. it has been a long, agonizing wait for many of these families. some of them came in the very early morning hours and it is only, as i said, just very recently that they have start to have had formal identifications of the victims. the most recent that we have gotten confirmed from officials, alana housely, 18 years old. a freshman at pepperdine university. a statement was pu

chris coons. it's good to see you after -- i feel like it's been too long since i saw any of you in the halls of the capitol. it's been a whirlwind couple of weeks with the election. thank you for being here. i want to start with that legislation you have with senator flake. mitch mcconnell seems to be on the record. he was saying there's nothing to worry about. mueller is not in any sort of jeopardy. do you agree with that assessment, and what should they be doing? >> this is a bill, a bipartisan bill that passed the senate judiciary committee back in april by a strong bipartisan margin of 14-7. my co-sponsors on the republican side, senators graham and tillis and co-sponsor on the democratic side, senator booker, have all urged this not just to protect this special counsel but future special counsels. to make sure that it's clear in law that you can't abruptly and for no good reason fire the special counsel. as he mentioned in the lead-in, we are hoping the special counsel is concluding his investigation, preparing his report. but we don't know that. and matt whitaker strikes me as a clear and pre

hall, bad enough. but one guy had to deal with them and thedmv at the same time so he wisely asked us to drive it home. i'm consumer investigator, chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next. sol problem w/ a parking ticket. >>> okay. nbc bay area responds to a sew lana county man who had a problem with a parking ticket. >> getting citations for a car he no longer owned. chris chmura found a less than f lesson for all of us. >> when he contacted us, he was simply fed up. he had received a dozen parking tickets. remember, he's in solano. tickets from the city of san jose, totaling 2,153 bucks. >> whoa. >> for an illegally parked bmw 323i. armando used to own that car but sold it more than two years early and had proof. we reached out to the dmv and city of san jose. the dmv verified the car had been sold but the city of san jose didn't get any of the paperwork. turns out, the people who bought armando's car never registered it in their name. hip,ce parts of the city agreed to tear up the parking ticket. you know, this could happen to anyone, not just unlucky armando. here's what you need to do. first and foremost. fill out this form. rig

hall. and tomorrow, it's the traditional laying of poppy wreaths at the cenotaph in london, followed by a service at westminster abbey. chrisk you. the weekend weather is looking quite unsettled. 0ver weather is looking quite unsettled. over the last 48 hours parts of western wales have seen half of‘s worth of rain. very heavy rain. more of that to come this weekend in the guise of showers. and by mcleod is pushing east away from the uk, that brought wet weather overnight. we are concentrating on these thunderclouds approach in wales in south—west england. we already have a number of showers but the showers over the next few hours will get heavier and much more widespread. it is one of those mornings were most areas across wales in south—west england will see a number of heavy downpours and overtime those heavy showers will spread into the midlands, central southern england and the south—east this afternoon at the bill still be some sunshine between those showers and the showers will get a little bit more widespread later in the day across the south—west, that is where we will see the best of the day's whether later on. nor

standin in the hall of fame ♪yea ♪and the world's gonna know your name, yea♪ lauren: european governments are looking to save iran nuclear deal but also looking at slapping iran with sanctions, chris effect next week but europe might be considering its own sanctions? >> i think it's highly likely europe will fall in line behind the u.s. and this really does play into whole trade negotiation at the moment. the chinese begin to go say they will stop reporting from iran as well, that comes crucial point of negotiations there and europe doesn't want to antagonize the u.s. and have to fall in line with the u.s., iriranians have a tough time against them. we should see compliance next week. cheryl: iranian economy certainly taking a hit and much worse for them. what are traders saying about disappointing guidance from apple, it's all about the holidays, technology, of course, important to european investors as well? >> yes, vital and a bit disappoint, what's concerning is move away from transparency and stop reporting on iphone numbers, moving from hardware to services company, the market is not there yet and first step but it will take time so not surprising the see the stock down afte

chris morris. he has been reading the detail of the 585 pages of the withdrawal agreement. dorothy edwards had this reaction. the bbc‘s director general, lord hallwant to hear. but it was at tweet sent by a bbc journalist which caused a big stir on tuesday. at 3:15am, andrew neiljoined in a twitter discussion about the award—winning investigative journalist carole cadwalladr, describing her as a "mad cat woman" and calling her "karole kodswallop". after widespread criticism on social media, he deleted the tweet later that day and the bbc press office issued this statement: that wasn't good enough for a number of newswatch viewers, two of whom recorded videos for us. as an employee of the bbc, andrew neil is required to demonstrate impartiality. by the personal slur and by the use of the words "codswallop" he has shown that he is unable to be impartial about carole as a person. but he has also, more importantly, implied that he is unable to be impartial about her work. that is my comment. given all of that, here is my question to the bbc — why is andrew neil still on air? andrew neil's tweet about carole cadwallar was deeply offensive and i have

hall is bad enough. but when guy had to deal with them and the dmv at the same time. so he asked us to drive it home. i'm consumer investigator, chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next. max, what do you wanna do today? ♪ [ car honk ] no idea huh? i got one. let's steal christmas in style. parking ticket problem. >>> nbc bay area responds to a solano county man who had a parking ticket problem. >> he was getting citations for a car he no longer owned. chris chmura looked into it and found a lesson for all of us. >> good morning. when romando contacted us, he was fed up. he had a dozen parking tickets totaling more than $2,000. they were for an illegally parked bmw 323i, a car armando used to own but sold it more than two years ago and he had proof. about you it seemed no one would listen. so we reached out to the dmv and the city of san jose. the dmv verified the car had been sold, but the city of san jose didn't get any paperwork. it turns out, the people who bought armando's car never did register it in their own name. once we cleared up ownership, the city agreed to tear up armando's parking tickets, $2,153 in all. you know, thi

chris joins us in studio. i know you're a cowboys fan but i figured you'd like to meet an nfl hall of famer who is a giant, michaelr you. >> oh, you're going to rub it in? >> yes. >> what did you bring for me? >> this is the cowboys' schedule. i suggest you pay attention to the last game against the giants. >> they had a great game last night. i'll give them that but they won't have a great game against my giants. i hear you want to be a sports broadcaster, something i get a chance to do which is a lot of fun, man. you're here now so at "gma" we figure why not make another dream come true. we're going to give you your first tv gig. >> really? >> here we go. >> you ready for this. you'll throw us to break. take us to break. you ready >> that's all you. there you go. that's all you. >> coming up, dennis quaid and the sharks perform live! >> yes! he's ready. >> nice work. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ >>> we're back now with dennis quaid and the sharks, and dennis has been a movie star for nearly 40 years. >> 40 years. >> but he's been writing songs for more than 50. >> yeah. >> and h

. >> chris: meet hershel "woody" williams, the only marine from world war ii to receive the medal of honor who is still living. i had the good fortune to meet woody at the town hall where he told the brigade of midshipmen about fighting in the battle of iwo jima. >> do you feel any sense of fear in that moment? >> i've always said if you're being shot at you have no fear. there something wrong with you. >> the iwo jima invasion brought on one of the bitterest of battles. >> over four hours under heavy enemy fire he took on a network of japanese no boxes with a flamethrower to clear the way for the infantry. >> chris: aren't they spraying bullets at your? >> absolutely. they're trying their best to get me. why they didn't give me i have no answer except he wasn't ready for me i guess. >> chris: president truman gave what he the nation's higher highest military honor for valor but that's where the story begins, not ends. what he spent 33 years working at the va securing benefits for veterans and their families and in 2010 he started a foundation to honor gold star families who have lost a loved one in battle. >> we've gotten them for veterans all over the country a