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guys? what do you all do on the anniversary every year of d-day. >> quite often i'm asked to make talks to various groups. i'll participate in some of the ceremonies because i was a world war ii veteran there. and we're dying off pretty fast these days and there aren't many of us left. >> reporter: do you like being a part of that kind of stuff? >> i have like today's generation does not know much about the history of world war ii. i was introduced by an atlanta schoolteacher as a fighter pilot from world war ieleven. >> reporter: what about you? >> d-day is my birthday and i celebrate that with my children. >> reporter: how old were you on d-day? you turned what age? >> 25. >> reporter: that was a hell of a way to spend it. >> i was flying over the channel, 1:00 in the morning. it was about 12:30. >> reporter: both of y'all since i have been talking to you have reeled off stuff that happened many, many years ago now. but you can tell me exact dates and you're even giving me exact times now. does that stuff just never go away. >> we took off at 2:30 in the morning. completely blackout take

guys? what do you all do on the anniversary every year of d-day?ten i'm asked to make talks to various groups or participate in some of the ceremonies because i was a world war ii veteran and we're dying off pretty fast these days and there aren't many of us around. >> you like being a part of that kind of stuff? >> i feel like today's generation does not know much about the history of world war ii. i was introduced by an atlanta schoolteacher as a fighter pilot from world war 11. so, i determined that i was going to do my best to help educate today's generations about world war ii because it still has a tremendous impact on this country today. >> what about you? >> d-day is my birthday. and i celebrate that with my children. >> how old were you on d-day? you turned what age? >> 25. >> that was a way to spend it. >> 1:00 in the morning, well, it was about 12:30. >> both of all you since i have been talking to you have railed off stuff that has happened many, many years ago and you can tell me exact dates and you are even giving me exact times now d

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d. fair. enough i like on this team i can really help you know in a lot of different ways because there's not so much for. one individual guy each game as a collective group we can file ways to do a lot of little things to help this team. see this come out a club in transition with many of the old gone stepping down however the only minute and quick to replace been some of the best talent from around europe as baylor to regain their place amongst europe's elite after last season's less than satisfactory campaign which a bum boldly fancy moscow. that is how your sport looks this hour i'll see you soon and just under two hours time in fact but now it's the we're. hungry for the full stop we've got it's. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on the party. i'm.

guys? what do you all do on the anniversary every year of d-day? >> quite often i'm asked to talk to groups or participate in the ceremonies because i was a world war ii veteran and we're dying off pretty fast these days. there aren't many of us around. >> do you like being a part of that kind of stuff? >> i feel like today's generation does not know much about the history of world war ii. i was introduced by an atlanta school teacher as a fighter pilot from world war 11. so i was determined to educate today's generations about world war ii because it still has a tremendous impact on this country today. >> what about you? >> d-day is my birthday, and i celebrate that with my children. >> how old were you on d-day? >> 25. >> hell of a way to spend it. i was flying over the channel, 1:00 in the morning. well, about 12:30. >> both of you all as i've been talking to you have railed off stuff that happened many, many years ago now, but you can tell me exact dates, you're even giving me exact times now. does that stuff just never go away? >> we took off

through this crescent that runs from east africa to centra asia, d you think twice about taking on a senior leadership role? is it hot for these guys now. >> i'm not quite clear sure about the motivation. i think these guys are motivated regardless for the cause. but i think certainly they are laying low. they understand that there is quite a bit of counterterrorism pressure now in the wake of the bin laden killing. and so there is no doubt key leadership going to ground both in western pakistan and around the world. you have seen, for example, attempts by the u.s. to go after folk like anwar alaki the american cleric part of the al qae group in yemen. so what you are seeing now is a real global push by the united states and our allies to go after key al qaeda leaders. in the words of john brennan, the assistant to president obama, break the back of al qaeda's leadership. >> suarez: juan-carlos zarate, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, ray. >> ifill: now, to pakistan. several new bombings shook the peace there again today, including the first suicide bomb attack in the capital, islamabad. at least one person died and three other

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d and he's not going to wow you. he's going to do his job, but he has to show it at a debate like this. i can be the meat and potatoes guy and get the job done. that's the kind of thing he has to do. >> i can talk to her forever. we are shooting long because i love hearing all this and would love to hear more about michele bachmann and all the candidates, what they are going to have to overcome. what about her here as a tea party favorite? is that playing in her favor or against her in this part? >> look, she has an enormous -- the people who like her like her intensely. there's a devoted following. what some people say is she is critical of her fellow candidates. you were asking about tim pawlenty, she has the wrap a little bit and want her to be more positive about the field and take it to president obama more than the fellow candidates and be more unscripted. that she can tend to be scripted. i would say to look out for -- i feel like we are doing oscar watch. the one to look out for is herman cain. he is catching fire. you know, it doesn't matter where i am in the country, from the coasts to the middle of the country

guy? why not her?" >> rose: yeah. >> buthe kind of grind that comes from the public scruty of beingn public life. >> rosyou'relso very frank about the toll it takes on a family. >> yes. yes. she d a serious bout with depression early in the first term and was hospitalized for a periodf time and it was scary for her and for the family. but people rallied and they were there were thousands of gestures of grace and encouragement and a tremenus amount of restraint from the immediate what during that period as well. >> rose: soow you've had two terms. ran for governor, elected. ran again, elected. is this it in politics for you? >> well, for now. >> rose: for now. >> we don't have term limits. but i'm going to finish this second term and then go back into private life. try to make a little money. squirrel away my acorns and then we'll see. this is not my career, charlie. so i can do the job without focusing on my career. one of the reasons-- and maybe the central reason-- why i wanted to get in is because in business i noticed this incredible pressu to manage for the next quarter to get the short-term results and sometimes sacrifice in the long term inrest of the enterprise. and i h

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d all that stuff. it's really been nice. there they are. we have more music from these guys in a little while.ngs you can do and answer your questions about that. >> in the southeast, record-breaking heat. this weekend coming up and a lot of folks will be . looking at homes this weekend. while in our real estate reality check a lot of news that real estate prices are hitting rock bottom in places. what can you get for your money? we'll tour homes from washington state to south carolina to see what's out there if you are ready to buy or what you can get if you are ready to sell. >> as we say thank you again and release these guys to their fans, we'll throw it inside to ann curry with a look at the headlines. ann? >> good morning, everybody. the new jobs report is out today. it is disappointing. it says in may employers added just 54,000 new jobs. that's the lowest increase the market has seen in eight months. that takes the unemployment rate up to 9.1%. assisted suicide activist dr. jack kevorkian died in michigan where he was being treated for pneumonia and kidney problems. he claimed to have

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the guy's my age and he's film,f forgotten dreams in 3-d. >> our time is even more constricted in this location and there's no possibility to get close to the paintings. >> unfortunately, there are things you won't be able to show in your film and you won't be able to see. you can't get closer. that is the case with these absolutely marvelous paintings in the farthest chamber, this grouping of lines it is especially the case with this where the lower portion of a woman's body has been changed. >> stephen: oh my god, even cavemen sent obscene tweets. please welcome werner herzog. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: whooo, whooo, good to see you, mr. herzog. >> thank you. >> stephen: now, sir, this movie is called cave of forgotten dreams. now explain to the people exactly what is this cave, and where is it? >> well, it's in the south of france. it was discovered about 16 years ago. and it turned out that it was the oldest, it contained the oldest paintings ever, ever discovered. >> stephen: how old are they opinions 32,000, maybe 35,000 years back in time. and of absolute incredible quali