this is in 1864 dalton pattern confederate flag adopted by the army of tennessee at that point in time and issued to the troops. it was in bad shape when it arrived here in a brown paper bag. a gentleman walked in, threw it down on the visitor center information desk which just happened to be manned by the chief ranger at that time, george reeves. threw it down and said this thing is causing so much trouble in my family. i would just assume be red of it. george, if you want it. mr. george said he likely fell over in the chair moving fast enough to get the donation form when he realized what he had inside the brown paper bag. the flag was in tatters. there's a differentiation of it, and it completes the flag, and you can see, if you come up and examine it real close, that much of the flag was missing when it arrived here. it also probably contained in these missing quadrants other battle honors that the 51st tennessee would have participated. one that have seemed to have survived is the shiloh honor. early in history of shiloh in say the first 50 years or so, history of the battle, ther

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other candidates for the insurance hall of shame, garret dalton, a prison guard who claimed a back injuryhad to payback 2 years of workmen's compensation, after investigators taped him competing in this drag race, a four-yard dash in high heels. then there's jacob. convicted of fraud after he collected $440,000 for a disabling accident that allowed him to scuba dive. even if you're an amateur fighter, the insurance guy with the camera always gets the last word. >>> and coming up, do you know which of these three exercises will do the most to re-energize your brain, improve your memory? a new study with the answer when we come back. >>> in healthy living tonight, your memory and your brain. there is now evidence that it makes a difference which type of exercise you do if you want to combat memory loss. as we know, it's a risk factor for dementia and alzheimer's. researchers at british columbia tested different exercises on women between the ages of 70 and 80 with mild memory loss. the control group simply did stretching. another group did power walking, cardio, but there was not much p.r.

other candidates for the insurance hall of shame, garret dalton, a prison guard who claimed a back injury, had to pay back two years of workmen's compensation, after investigators taped him competing in this drag race, a 40-yard dash in high heels. then there's jacob, who claimed an injured back and collected insurance benefits for a year and a half, right up until he was taped skydiving. ouch. >> if they suspect a fraud, they're going after you. >> reporter: davis has a may court date and even if he's used to winning in matches, the insurance guy with the camera gets the last word. jim avila, abc news, washington. >>> and coming up, do you know which of these three exercises will do the most to re-energize your brain, improve your memory? a new study with the answer when we come back. i used to love hearing that phrase... but not since i learned i have... postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture. i want to keep acting but a broken bone could change that. so my doctor and i chose prolia® to reduce my risk of fractures. prolia® is proven to help make bones stronger. proven

pat dalton talks about a report on duplicating federal programs. "washington journal" is live at 7:00 a.m. >> joining us on "newsmakers" is the jim jordan, chairman of the republican study committee. and susan ferrechi. we will be discussing the budget plan by paul ryan and one by our guest jim jordan. let's go to wrestle berman. -- russell berna. >> it is good to be with you. you have announced he will be supporting the ryan budget. you are also pushing the republican study committee budget. why the need for that? what is wrong with the ryan budget? >> there are good things in his budget, particularly the policy statements where they have incorporated ideas from us. there are a lot of good things in there. it is 1000 times better than the president's budget. it never gets to balance. the difference between his budget and ours is we get to balance in a reasonable time in a time frame we believe the american people think are common sense. ours takes five years. this takes 28 years to get to balance. we think it is important to show the american peop

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dalton avenue, a little cell have a little bit ofhere. rain as well picking up between gilroy and holster. now, let's take a look at rainfall totals. this system has so much wind, and check out this gusts. golden gate bridge, 55. at the coast, gusts to 56, and los gatos, gusts to 57. how much longer will rain be with us? the forecast is coming up. >> ama: from mudslidesslides tor outages, the storm caused dam all over the area. the mass roman is live in hayward. >> the storm caused a poweroutage downtown. most of the power has been restored. while this wasn't a major storm, it sure did take its toll. >> high winds knocked down a powerline that caused an outage at 7:30. many stores and businesses were forced to close on a normally busy wet saturday night. this restaurant says they had to close early and lose business. >> lights off, lights come back on ten minutes later. going to try to stay open, but -- >> the theater closed for the night and other stores and restaurants were able to re-open. >> went black. so we busted out candles and wa

dalton avenue, a little cell making wet pavement there. and also we have a little bit of rain as well picking up between gilroy and holster. now, let's take a look at rainfall totals. this system has so much wind, and check out this gusts. golden gate bridge 55. at the coast, gusts to 56, and los gatos, gusts to 57. how much longer will rain be with us? the forecast is coming up. >> ama: from mudslidesslides to power outages, the storm caused dam all over the area. the mass roman is live in hayward. >> the storm caused a poweroutage downtown. most of the power has been restored. while this wasn't a major storm it sure did take its toll. >> high winds knocked down a powerline that caused an outage at 7:30. many stores and businesses were forced to close on a normally busy wet saturday night. this restaurant says they had to close early and lose business. >> lights off, lights come back on ten minutes later. going to try to stay open, but -- >> the theater closed for the night and other stores and restaurants were able to re-open. >> went bl

. >> >> dalton plant was cooling from istanbul turkey to jfk airport. >> >>mark: more more americansmployers for overtime pay. some of the workers may issues that they were forced to work off the clock and put more than 40 hours and for over 10 pay period >>darya: the national highway safety administration is looking at a problem that could affect the hundred 20,000 bmws. the others are saying that the cars and parts were actually in neutral. >>erica: we are seeing blue skies and sunshine in abundance. take a look at the tablatures comment of the most are we have the 50 degrees. and by that afternoon was seen more sunshine and discuss and concord and tactile be at 72 degrees. san francisco will have an afternoon high of 64 degrees. in the low 60s along the coastline. if you're moving up to the sierra as the snow change your it's mostly cloudy in the mid-60s. there will be dealing with a mix of sun and clouds. as you can see tablatures were a main nice for the next couple of days. the below '80s out on tap for friday. it's a great forecast as we headed to the weekends. >>darya: the nb

host: dalton, ga., on our democrat line, good morning. caller: good morning, are the drones used in the united states? are they operated from a computer? how did they do their reconnaissance or the united states and abroad? have a good day. guest: they are operated from control centers and they have video of links -- uplinks. the drones are getting used in the united states by border patrol and some local police departments and federal agencies. there is not a lot of usage right now. i believe in north dakota, they used a drawn to help get a family that was stealing cattle and conducting other illegal activities. there is a lot of controversy over this. one of the problems that exists is that this is not a revolution in military hardware or avionics. it is just the next e. aleutians. evolution. you have a pilot flying 20,000 miles over the battlefield and he pushes a button and conducts an attack. it is remote control warfare and in the case of drones the pilot does not happen to be in the aircraft. this is just the natural evolution. one

garrett dalton, a prison guard who claimed a back injury.o pay back two years of workman's compensation after investigators taped him competing in this drag race. a 40-yard dash in high heels. then there's jacob bancroft who claimed an injured back and collected insurance benefits for a year n a half, right up until he was taped skydiving. ouch. >> if they suspect fraud, they're going to go after you. >> reporter: davis has a may court date. even if he's used to winning in matches, the insurance guy with the camera gets the last word. jim avila, abc news, washington. >> wow. >> go ahead. >> you see these stories all the time and the guys are out golfing, whatever. this dude is in the cage of fire. martial arts. >> everybody plays hooky now and then. we all have our mental health days. let's be honest here. but you are videotaping, putting pictures on facebook. today's word is moron. i don't get it. >> i wouldn't call that to that man's face. >> no, never to his face. you're a genius, sir. best of luck to you. >> willis likes it. >> all right

dalton joining us from the gao office.s as the 2012 annual report and opportunities to reduce duplication, overlap, and fabrication with than the government. what does that mean? guest: it means with time the government has evolved with many programs, and we have looked at parts of the government to see where we have programs addressing the same objectives, goals, and seeing whether or not we really need all of the programs. >> so there could be one program in one department of the government, and the same program and others? guest: right. we will see three, five, 10 and agencies providing some overlap. there are differences. duplication is hard to identify. that means everything is identical. you are serving the same people. oftentimes you will find programs that may be delivering the same service, but to different people. or with fragmentation, and individual might be looking for housing assistance, and in terms of trying to get their entire services, but they have to go to three agencies. host: how did this report come

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we so anne adamov from dalton, ohio. she loves to dance the hula and teach others. the hula!ried for 75 years and they love to hold hands and kiss good night and good morning and noon. i like that. rosalie voorhies from omaha, nebraska, says keep moving and everything will be great. now back to that great city on the hudson. >> all right, willard, thank you so much. >>> have you seen king's arcade? a viral video of a 9-year-old boy who made an entire arcade out of cardboard boxes has racked up more than a million hits and made this little boy's dream come true. here's nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: in this rough section of east l.a., wedged between these piles of scrap and rundown cars, a 9-year-old boy built his dream. how'd you come up with all these ideas? >> i started with a basketball net that i threw into a box, and it kept getting bigger. >> reporter: last year he set up shop in front of his dad's shop. >> he's got a big imagination. he dreams big. >> reporter: he turned an endless supply of cardboard and tape into cane's arcade. but there was a problem. i heard w

host: let's go to a couple of calls for pat dalton. delano, democrats line, go ahead. caller: what will they do with the money they supposedly are going to save in getting rid of the redundancy programs? you have a lot of people talking about saving money here and there. what are they going to do with that money? if you are going to take the money from that and put it towards something else that will be redundant, what good is this doing? how do you keep that money you are gaining from going into somewhere else that is redundant? guest: the biggest control over not creating more redundancy is our current financial situation. our debts are increasing. they're looking to constrain federal resources and spending. where we can save money in one area, it can be used for deficit reduction and to meet the needs that are already in the budget. host: the programs that close or are consolidated, what happens to the people and structure? guest: when you look at the programs, is there a way to save administrative costs? is there a way to deliver a system -- services in a less cost

the two dalton brothers would throw these one-liners back and forth all day. >> i picked up a lot of are many people who said if he could have shown how quick witted and humor as he was on the campaign trail, he had been president in 1996. he has a wonderful line that he said -- he used to have bumper stickers that said bob dole in 1996. most people thought that bob dole was 96. [laughter] >> senator dole of kansas is recognized. >> i appreciate very much the legislation that was just passed -- i know it can't have any political campaigning on it -- [laughter] but just having the name out there in lights the next few months might be enough. [laughter] >> i never will forget the day that he left the senate. it was very emotional for all of the senate. >> those of us on the staff of the time were surprised but not surprised that he had made the decision. >> he wanted to do dedicate full-time to campaign, gave his very best effort. >> sitting in the well at that point, next to him, how remarkable as an institution it was. and the extraordinary respect the members held. the fact that the