david curley, abc news, arlington, virginia. >> texas could be the decider for mitt romney if he winshere tomorrow he will secure enough delegates to secure the g op presidential nod. that state has 155 delegates up for grabs and he needs 1144 to secure that party's nomination. >>> coming up in a bit, your abc2 news to go is ahead. >> including details about memorial day ceremony that you can be part of. linda. >> reporter: yeah, remembering those here at due lanny valley me -- due lanny valley memorial dulaney valley memorial gardens. >>> also the latest health problem that researchers say can be linked to your waistline. >> and the heat plus the humidity is going to make it feel like it's in the mid-90s today. we will talk about a heat advisory coming up. 3q every day, an average of 5,000 people switch from cascade to finish dishwasher detergent. that's about 150,000 a month - over 2 million people so far. with finish quantum you get incredibly clean, sparkling dishes without having to rinse them first. now see for yourself why millions have switched to finish. join the finish revol

david curley abc news.inia. >> tomorrow we remember all of the men and women who have sacrificed for this country and their children too. good morning america in the morning. i'll be in for diane right here tomorrow night. i hope to see you then. good night. >>> what a manmade beautiful bridge that is. so historic. >> alan: from around the bay and around the nation, hundreds of thousands of people are gathering right now to mark the anniversary of an engineering feat that many said could not be done. the golden gate celebration is in full swing and the crowds are building along the waterfront. here's a live look as people come together to celebrate the golden gate bridge's 75th 75th anniversary. festivities have been going on all day with a huge fireworks finale at 9:30 tonight. we're live with a look at today's celebration. >> reporter: over 75 years the bridge has come to mean many different things for many different people. for some who appreciate

here is david curley. >> reporter: flags adorn the headstones, ceremonies underway.s of memorial day. but it is what is inside these young americans which is the true meaning of this remembrance. these are the children of the fallen. >> just a lot of stuff mostly. >> four years ago andrew pierceson was killed in iraq leaving four children. >> the whole future we had planned is all of a sudden gone. it feels like a bad nightmare. >> it was a good person. >> the still grieving the pearson's come to this event every year tragedy assistance program. kaylee henderson's father was killed in afghanistan. they shared a love of reptiles. >> we would joke around and sometimes scare my monl and say there was a snake in the backyard. >> today they wrote notes to their loved ones from kaylee, hi, dad, i love and miss you. another, i really want you to come back to earth. notes, tied to balloons. a simple act with deep meaning for a nine-year-old boy. >> it helps him because he feels closer to his dad that he's able to send that message and there's a way to get it there. >> a litt

there was an irish-american politic names james michael curley who would go onto not mayor of the city elected several times, would serve in congress, would serve as governor, would go to prison. he has an incredible life through the first half of the 20th century in the public eye. the first place where he becomes well known is when he is caught taking a civil service exam for one of his constituents that couldn't read and he was caught along with a colleague of his. they were thrown in jail, but he became kind of a hero. he had this great line. he said pat couldn't spell constantinople but had wonderful feet for a letter carrier. you had to pass a test to get a postal job. he argues this guy was capable of delivering the mail and he runs for office from prison and gets elected and which is just a scandal for those who believe in proper politics but it really makes his name and sort of catapults him onto bigger and better things in politics over the next really 50 years or so. this process despite efforts like curley's, this process undermines the ability of politicians to dole out jo

tom curley became vice president and chief executive officer of associated press, also known as ap.une 1, 2003, he's the 12th person to lead ap since its founding in 1846 and under his dynamic leadership, ap is evolving, has evolved from a wire service into an interactive global news network. and at the same time, that he worked on the changing technology of news, he has been deeply committed to the people's right to know and one of the country's most visible and aggressive advocates for open government. and in my other extracurricular role as a member of the steering committee of reporters committee unforced error freedom of the press we have worked very closely with tom, establishing coalition of news organizations, and journalism related groups and pushing for accessible, accountable and open government. and just quick bio on him. he started early like i did in journalism. i started 17, he started at 15. writing for the easton express. pennsylvania hometown of easton. after graduation from rochester institute technology he got a job as an editor at the rochester times union. he w

curley 60's at low-70's, warm and muggy. i do think that some patchy fog is likely.pical storm beryl. right now, it is just off the coast of jacksonville fla. we're watching it closely. it will make land fall overnight and truculent and make its way -- and tracked inland and make its way across the eastern seaboard. it will need to put it slide over our area has we head into the middle portion of the week. isolated storms for the day tomorrow. better chance for storms on tuesday. patchy clouds and steamy tomorrow. long term, we do see a cooling trend for the latter half of the week. >> tomorrow, at least, it will be steamy and muggy. we will see you out the rock ville >> this fall, katie couric will be back as a talk-show host. >> you can't go far without strangers wanting to approach. she made history as the first female to solo painter the evening news. but when it came to getting a cab, she still seemed like the girl next door. >> you can take the girl out of arlington, but you cannot take arlington out of the girl. the precursor to the big mac. >> she still gets

news that tom toms have been relegated from the russian premier league after a one zero defeat at curley. were getting the game's only goal after just six minutes rising at the far post here tom did have their chances to equalise and also had a good penalty a pail turned down for humble in the first half but sometimes the referee managed to miss this one. in the second half tom did press again but couldn't find a goal and their fate was effectively see when midfield at dennys grantee have were sent off for a second book about left and ten minutes from time to seven years spent in russia's top flight then is over korea and i two points above the relegation playoffs. so this is how the bottom end of the russian prime a league is looking at the so-called relegation groups toma dying along with about it now chick dash the third in full bottom things will enter the relegation tie off at the end of the season their current they are currently brushed off on volga karelia just two points above them with two games that. mean more russian strike a public good have any access he would like to stay

david curley, abc news, arlington, virginia. >> locally today you're invitessed to pay tribute and re-- invited to pay tribute and respect for the men and women who paid the highest price for our freedom. >> linda so has preview of the day's event. >> reporter: this is the ceremony that has been going on for years now. we are here live this morning by the field of honor. this is where veterans are buried. you can see american flags have been set up. we are told 3500 of these have been set up around the area in what's called the field of honor. joining us this morning is jack mitchell, the president here. this is a tradition you caried on since around 19 -- carried on since around 1967. >> that's correct. the previous owner of the cemetery started it and my father and i continued this tradition since we took over five years ago. >> reporter: and it's to remember the true meaning of memorial day. >> exactly. i mean, it kind of defines why we have a memorial day holiday in the united states. and this is a ceremony that's opened to the public. so, for people who are going to be firing up

now attorneys for former athletic director tim curley and former vice president gary schultz will both court. as for sandusky his trial begins june 5th. dating back between 1994 and 2008 with the alleged abuse. >>> here's a story why spell check is so important. if you don't do it you could be the butt of a lot of jokes and that's what's happening this morning. a campaign app for mitt romney spelled america wrong. instead it looked more like ameritha. however plenty of other people did catch it and of course there were t-shirts made and signs posted on the internet as well. >>> time now for a check of the forecast once again. lynn set standing by and -- lynette is standing by and pleasant out there yesterday. good day to hit a golf ball. >> you hit plenty didn't you charlie? >> one or two. >> a great day to do the same. maybe tennis match going. i like that. this morning though a little bit of reduced visibility. yes along the eastern shore only about seven miles of reduced visibility and taking you to the east further in delaware zero in dover and salisbury around zero and this is the

penn state athletic director tim curley along with a business administrator are accused of lying to the grand jury and failing to report suspected child abuse. those charges are tied with the scandal and cover up of jerry sandusky, accused of sexually abusing ten boys. >>> a counselor at berkeley high school has been suspended for alleged sexual ms. conduct. the daily -- misconduct. anthony smith is reported of making unwanted advances of a sexual nature. the victim, who was 16 at the time, says the misconduct occurred in the 2009 school year. smith is denying the allegations. but the california commission on teaching credentialing issued a seven-day suspension. >>> the u.s. senate plans to vote on a democrat proposal to freeze the loan% at 3.4% but they don't agree how to pay for it. democrats want to eliminate a tax break for some corporations. pruns want to pay for it out of president obama's healthcare plan. students and their families are urging the lawmakers to reach an agreement before that july 1st deadline. >>> it is 7:18. antioch police have released new information about a ro

abc7 news reporter david curley has the story. >>> bounding off air force one in ohio the president waso fired up and ready to go, he forgot something. doubling back for one ever his strongest weapons, the first lady. with a knowing smile of his misstep. >> president barack obama! [cheers and applause] >> it's the first official campaign rally, but the themes are familiar. >> this is not just another election, this is a make-or-break moment for the middle class, and we've been through too much to turn back now! >> the president has refrained from naming his opponent until today. >> governor romney doesn't seem to get that. >> while trying to frame differences. >> i don't care how you frame it, corporations aren't people, people are people. >> mr. obama called romney a rubber stamp of failed republican policy. >> ohio, we were there, we remember, and we are not going back. we are moving this country forward. >> for this kick off the obama campaign picked college campuses, targeting young voters and women. >> another four years, i can't lie. >> i can't imagine if romney would get in he wo

abc7 news reporter david curley has the story. >>> bounding off air force one in ohio the president waso fired up and ready to go, he forgot something. doubling back for one of his strongest weapons, the first lady, with a knowing smile of his misstep. >> president barack obama! [cheers and applause] >> it's the first official campaign rally, but the themes are familiar. >> this is not just another election, this is a make-or-break moment for the middle class, and we've been through too much to turn back now! >> the president has refrained from naming his presumed opponent until today. >> governor romney doesn't seem to get that. >> while trying to frame differences... >> i don't care how you frame it, corporations aren't people people are people. >> mr. obama called romney a rubber stamp of failed republican policy. >> ohio, i'm here to say we were there, we remember, and we are not going back. we are moving this country forward. >> for this kick off the obama campaign picked college campuses, targeting young voters and women. >> another four years, i can't lie. >> i can't imagine if r

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it is reducing nuclear warheads, it is the military footprint around the globe curley, removing your cells from the current conflicts that we are involved in, it is research and development and intelligence. it is the military in your form and the civilian support staff that goes along with that. the biggest threat to our national security is the fact that we are bankrupt. [applause] >> mr. johnson, you get the next one, right? am i right? ok. two choices -- since 9/11, the federal government has given us the department of homeland security, the transportation security a ministration, and the national defense authorization act. how would you approach the problems of domestic security? >> i vetoed 750 bills as governor of new mexico. i have thousands of line-item vetoes. only two were overturned. it made a difference when it came to billion dollars in overspending and laws passed that would have just added time and money for us to have to comply with government. i have no aversion to vetoing legislation. so how does that apply to the president of the united states? if i would have bee