growing up in massachusetts john dawson was an honor student to play varsity soccer, he loved the bruinsalways up for fun. running into a room spraying silly string or photobombing before it was in style. he was passionate about the service. you share the same convictions of so many we honor today. he wanted nothing more than to john a -- join a common cause, be part of something bigger than himself. he did journey} with his church he joined the army, as a combat medic he fulfilled his dream of helping people. he loved his job. in april, an attacker wearing an afghan uniform fired at a group of american soldiers. an army corporal john dawson became the first servicemember to give his life in this new mission to train the afghan forces. the words on his dog tag were those in scripture. greater love has no one other than this, then to lay down your life for your friends. the americans rest beneath these beautiful hills, and in sacred ground across our country and around the world, they are why our nation indoors. -- endures. each simple stone marker arranged in military precision signify t

growing up in massachusetts, john dawson was an honor student who played varsity soccer.oved the bruins loved the pats. was always up for fun, running into a room while spraying silly string or photo bombing long before it was in style. john was passionate about service. he shared the same convictions of so many we honor today who wanted nothing more than to join a common cause and be part of something bigger than himself. he channeled his love of cycling into charity bike rides with his church. he joined the army and as a combat medic he fulfilled his dream of helping people. he loved his job. in april an attacker wearing an afghan uniform fired at a group of american soldiers and army corporal john dawson became the first american service member to give his life to this new mission to train afghan forces. the words on john's dog tag were those of scripture, greater love has no other than this than to lay down your life for your friends. the americans who rest beneath these beautiful hills and in sacred ground across our country and around the world, they're why our nati

growing up in massachusetts john dawson was an honor student who played varsity soccer loved the bruins up for fun. running into a room while spraying silly string or photo bombing long before it was in style. john was passionate about service. he shared the same convictions as so many we honor today who wanted nothing more than to join a common cause and be part of something bigger than himself. he channeled his love of cycling into charity bike rides with his he joined the army and as a combat medic, he fulfilled his dream of helping people. he loved his job. in april an attacker wearing an afghan uniform fired at a group of american soldiers. army corporal john dawson became the first american service member to give his life to this new mission to train gavin forces. to train afghan forces. the words on john's dog tag were those of scripture: greater love has no other than this and to lay down your life for your friends. the americans who rest beneath these beautiful hills and in se cred ground across our country -- sacred ground across our country and around the world, they are why

growing up in massachusetts, john dawson was an honor student who played varsity soccer.o bombing before it was recognized. he shared the same convictions of so many we honor today who wanted to be part of something bigger than himself. he channeled his love of cycling into charity bike rides with his church. he joined the army and as a combat medic he fulfilled his dream of helping people. he loved his job. in april an attacker wearing an afghan uniform fired at a group of american soldiers and dawson became the first american service member to give his life for this mission to train afghan forces. the words on his dog tag, a greater love has no other than this than to lay down your life for your friends. the americans who rest beneath these beautiful hills and in sacred ground across our country and around the world, they are why our nation endures. each simple stone marker arranged in perfect military precision signifies the cost of our blessings. it is a debt we can never fully repay. but it is a debt we will never stop trying to fully repay. by remaining a nation wor

. >> roger dawson has a good idea where the stolen bikes go. >> what happened here? >> it was here. >> this was the scene of the crime. >> roger was sitting on his car on busy valencia street when a thief stole a bike next to him. >> and he put the cut lock and his wire cuters and the helmet in one hand and jumped on the bike and road away. >> he ended up at one of those chop shops. >> homeless encampments where the bikes and the parts pile up. >> they happen all over the place unfor the at that timely. >> he is the top cop on bike shiests. thefts. >> people come from the chop shops and exchange stolen bikes for drugs or money or money to buy drugs. >> we wanted to find out what happens in these chop shops. we went undercover and watched for weeks here. >> in broad daylight there is a constant stream of people coming and going with bikes. hidden under tarps dozens of bikes. >> i would say eight out of 10 bikes are probably stolen. >> we watched as people took bikes apart and mixed the pieces to build new bikes painting them so they can't be easily identified by the o

>> yeah we can go back to kate at this and dawson. dawson is five years old, correct? >> yes. >> how old are your other children? >> i have a 7-year-old and 2-year-old. >> how did they sleep last night? >> they didn't. they were up crying upset that storms might come. it was raining, and they were scared. they were sad they don't have a house. we'll be okay. >> children are resilient. >> they are. they're really resilient. >> thank you again. kate longest and her family. it's been inspiring to see them. the house was full of people yesterday carting off a their most treasured belongings from birth certificates to children's first toys. >> thank katie for us and give her our best. we'll go online and see what viewers may want to do to help this family. >> >>. >> reporter: let me add. they have a crowd funding. go fund me account that i'm sure they'd love people to visit. >> thank you so much. >>> overseas, david cameron gets to stay at number 10. how long will the united kingdom stay united? that's coming next. >>> president obama is trying to sell a trade deal to his o

. >> roger dawson has a good idea where the stolen bikes go. >> what happened here? >> roger was sitting on his car on busy valencia street when a thief stole a bike next to him. >> and he put the cut lock and his wire cuters and the helmet in one hand and jumped on the bike and road away. >> he ended up at one of those chop shops. >> homeless encampments where the bikes and the parts pile up. >> they happen all over the place unfor the at that timely. >> he is the top cop on bike shiests. thefts. >> people come from the chop shops and exchange stolen bikes for drugs or money or money to buy drugs. >> we wanted to find out what happens in these chop shops. we went undercover and watched for weeks here. >> in broad daylight there is a constant stream of people coming and going with bikes. hidden under tarps dozens of bikes. >> i would say eight out of 10 bikes are probably stolen. >> we watched as people took bikes apart and mixed the pieces to build new bikes painting them so they can't be easily identified by the owner. >> serial numbers are sometimes scratched off.

. >> you met shane dawson today. >> rushkoff: hannah is very happy to work with shane a comedian andian with an astounding 5.4 million fans. >> ka-ching! >> rushkoff: and shane shows up in a video with liam horne. you probably don't know liam yet. he only has 45,000 subscribers. but that's going to change. >> ♪ oh, yeah... ♪ yeah, yeah, just like that, girl. ♪ hey, sexy lady, shane's got a message for you, ♪ so i'm gonna sing it for you... ♪ >> rushkoff: liam isn't trying to be a youtube personality, though. he's a relatively unknown musician hoping to make the big time. to do that, he's turned to a new kind of company called the audience. >> let's pull it up. let's see the 10th for instance. >> rushkoff: it's a talent agency, publisher, promoter and network rolled into one. it's the brainchild of oliver luckett. >> good to see you. >> what we do here at the audience is we run a publishing network. what we do is we basically run the social media on behalf of entertainers and artists and musicians and actors, and we help them express themselves inside of this medium. >> how many days

>> reporter: tonight, as severe weather is set to strike again, moments like this. 5-year-old dawson collecting bricks from his fallen home, promising his mom for mother's day he will build her a new one. amid the destruction of just two days ago, right now in oklahoma city, we are under a severe thunderstorm warning and a flash flood warning. in fact there are storms all around us right now. they're going to close this trailer park a little bit later, but for now, people are still here because this is their home. they don't want to leave, but they know they have to. they're trying to salvage what they can and then get out. lester, back to you. >> janet, there is a lot of weather anxiety tonight. in fact, another major weather event happening now, but we're following tropical storm warnings up for the carolina coast, very unusual for a named storm so early in this season as ana is churning to shore. millions bracing for heavy rains and flooding, damaging winds and dangerous rip currents. a live look at myrtle beach where the waves are kicking up choppy waters, a sign the storm is get

. >> roger dawson has a good idea where the stolen bikes go. >> what happened here?it was here. >> this was the scene of the crime. >> roger was sitting on his car on busy valencia street when a thief stole a bike next to him. >> and he put the cut lock and his wire cuters and the helmet in one hand and jumped on the bike and road away. >> he ended up at one of those chop shops. >> homeless encampments where the bikes and the parts pile up. >> they happen all over the place unfor the at that timely. >> he is the top cop on bike shiests. thefts. >> people come from the chop shops and exchange stolen bikes for drugs or money or money to buy drugs. >> we wanted to find out what happens in these chop shops. we went undercover and watched for weeks here. >> in broad daylight there is a constant stream of people coming and going with bikes. hidden under tarps dozens of bikes. >> i would say eight out of 10 bikes are probably stolen. >> we watched as people took bikes apart and mixed the pieces to build new bikes painting them so they can't be easily identified by the owner

my agents, neil dawson, all of the team, thank you. i am sorry we could not quite do enough to repeat what we didn't 2010 -- what we did in 2010. i have found it a great privilege we have done important things to represent individuals in times of hardship , but also to it make -- to also make advances in westminster. any personal disappointment i have is nothing compared to the sense of sorrow i have at the result that labour has achieved across the u.k. in scotland, but also england and wales. the sense of concern i have about the future. we will now face five years where questions will arise about the future of our union, about whether or not we can stay a member as the european union whether we can make sure we secure national health service at a time of public spending cuts. those are real concerns to me and many people across the united kingdom. even on this very difficult night i would like to say i am proud to be a cooperative member of parliament. we have always been a party that has been internationalist, we believe we solve p

roger dawson has a good idea where they go. >> it was here. >> this was the scene of the crime. >> hen his car when a thief stole a bike next to him. >> and he put the cut lock and his wire cutters and the helmet in one hand and road away. >> they happened all over the city. >> he is the city's top cop in bike thefts. they just top back up. >> people from all over the city come to the chop shops and they exchange stolen bikes for drugs or money or money to buy drugs. >> we wanted to find out what happens inside the chop shops. it was under highway 101. >> in broad daylight there was a constant stream of people coming and going with bikes hidden under tarps and dozens of bikes. >> eight to 10 bikes were stolen. >> we watched as people took bikes apart and mixed the pieces to build new bikes, painting them so they can't be easily identified by the owners. >> serial numbers are scratched off. there is a different wheel set on there now. >> they also attract other types of crime. we watched as people fumbled with piles of cell phones and bought and sold drugs. doing them right out in the

president obama also honored corporal john dawson the first troop to lose his life in afghanistan inport mission. a holiday fishing trip turned deadly after a man drowned at chesapeake beach. salvador santos from new carrollton was on a boat with four friends near the mouth of started taking on water and capsized. a bystander pulled them out of the water and tried to perform cpr. santos died at the hospital. aaron? >> there are no reports of damage after a 5.6 magnitude earthquake rattled tokyo. shaking could be seen at the japanese stock exchange and the japanese legislature. high-rise buildings swayed and trains came to an automatic stop. airport traffic was also stopped while runways were inspected. experts say 5.6 quake cans do considerable damage but this one barely interrupted the daily routine in tokyo. japan is of course one of the most earthquake-probe countries in the world. today students prayed for the victims in the nepal earthquake. one month ago, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit kathmandu, killing more than 8,500 people. hundreds of families are skill living in camps. th

police responding to dawson street for reports of a shot fired just before 9:00 o'clock last night.y found 32-year-old mark stone of sewell shot and lying on the road. officers rushed him to a local hospital where he later died. police are still looking for the shooter tonight. >>> investigators are looking into a suspicious fire at an abandoned building in wilmington wilmington. this warehouse went up in flames late last night and it burned to the ground in just a few hours. the building was once used as a maintenance shop for textile plant located locate located win complex. only one other building was in the complex affected by the fire. officials decided to limit access to a nearby state park as firefighters continue their investigation. >>> still ahead on fox 29 news at 6:00, investigation. fox 29 investigates that you don't want to miss. >> and a local mom says she paid this guy thousands of dollars to fix her son's car but what did she get? a big hole where the engine is supposed to be. jeff cole tried to get answers. >> get the bleep out of here and get off the property. >>

growing up in massachusetts john dawson was an honor student to play varsity soccer, he loved the bruinsalways up for fun. running into a room spraying silly string or photobombing before it was in style. he was passionate about the service. you share the same convictions of so many we honor today. he wanted nothing more than to john a -- join a common cause, be part of something bigger than himself. he did journey} with his church he joined the army, as a combat medic he fulfilled his dream of helping people. he loved his job. in april, an attacker wearing an afghan uniform fired at a group of american soldiers. an army corporal john dawson became the first servicemember to give his life in this new mission to train the afghan forces. the words on his dog tag were those in scripture. greater love has no one other than this, then to lay down your life for your friends. the americans rest beneath these beautiful hills, and in sacred ground across our country and around the world, they are why our nation indoors. -- endures. each simple stone marker arranged in military precision signify t

. >> but like where coco chanel lived and ate and i didn't know what fork -- i was jack dawson in titanicdown to the irish people and chant and like -- you know there were no irish people around. it was like really -- really mortifying so i thought i can't be in this -- i can't have this experience again. >> seth: and is your etiquette better now, do you think? >> um -- >> seth: no. [ laughter ] that's all right, that's okay, at least you tried. >> i eat pretty poorly and my husband says the reason i don't gain as much weight as i should is because only 10% of it makes it in my mouth. [ laughter ] >> seth: it just -- the surrounding areas. >> i don't know where the food goes. but -- like having food fight with myself. >> seth: there you go. you also had a dinner with president obama. a very small dinner. >> i sound so cool. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, this seems really cool. except for that moment where you had to be on the tiny pony, your life is pretty awesome. so this is a small enough dinner party that everybody got a chance to sort of say hello to the president. >> yeah, it was like

joel dawson wyman, deck watch officer, cutter decisive mississippi. cutter maple, citka, alaska.ole zimmerman graduating with honors, deck watch officer, cutter melon, seattle, washington. her commission will be presented by her brother captain devin zimmerman, u.s. army. spencer max well graduating with honors, deck watch officer, cutter morganthaw, honolulu, hawaii. ladies and gentlemen, the graduates of 2015. [ cheers and applause ] president of the coast guard academy class of 2015 will join us at the podium for a special presentation. >> oe behalf of the class of 2015 it's my pleasure to present to you our gift, class of 2015 bearing the presidential seal on one side and the class of 2015 crest on the other symbolizing our thankfulness of severalreceiving our commissions from our commander in chief. >> let me take a look at this. that's good looking right there. hey. >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the alma mater. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> will now deliver the benediction. >> let us pray. grags lord we thank you for these fine men and women of the united states coast g

we were invited to baltimore by by an organization just after the dawson fire bombing, an event that today would spark a riot, but then it sparked a tremendous amount of despair. the neighborhood and all of it organized with build's assistant ce, and they wanted something positive to follow that horrible , heinous event and they invited us to come and help them develop a redevelopment strategy. amy: can you tell the audience what oliver is, where that is. donald: oliver is in east baltimore, it is where they film the wire. it is adjacent to the ebdi region around johns hopkins medical. it is between johns hopkins medical and amtrak station. and we work there near the station, station north through green mount down through johnson square and oliver. we have built about 230-some units across that region and we have reduced vacancy from over 40% to 8% thus far, we believe we will reach 5% vacancy in a couple more years with a bit more effort. we have increased median incomes within that region which was pretty consistently homogenous impoverished population. median income have raised 64

captain cindy dawson, u.s. air force aid to the superintendent and a guest of the speaker. donna leinwand lachey, breaking news reporter at "usa today"" a past president of the national press club and vice chair of the club's speakers committee. skipping over our speaker for a moment gene tye, u.s. air force retired and an npc member who arrange today's luncheon. thank you so much, jean. lieutenant cassie m. grenell u.s. air force section commander, 811th fss squadron and a guest of the speaker. jeffrey stinson, editor for stateline. michael bruno, business editor for aviation week magazine. [applause] lieutenant general michelle johnson joins us to mark the 60th anniversary of the air force academy which she leads. she is the academy's first female superintendent and that is one of a stream of first that she has achieved at the school. she was the first female cadet to become a wing commander the first women's basketball team member to score 1700 points, and the first female graduate to be chosen as a rhodes scholar. .. cyber warfare and a major in computer network securit

we were invited to baltimore by build an if organization just after the dawson fire bombing, an event that today would spark a riot, but then it sparked a tremendous amount of despair. the neighborhood and all of it organized with build's assistant and they wanted something positive to follow that horrible heinous event and they invited us to come and help them develop a redevelopment strategy. >> can you tell the audience with oliver is where that is. >> oliver is in east baltimore it is where they film the wire. it is adjacent to the ebdi region around johns hopkins medical. it is between johns hopkins medical and amtrak station. and we work there near the station, station north through green mount down through johnson square and oliver. we have built about 230-some units across that region and we have reduced vacancy from over 40% to 8% thus far, we believe we will reach 5% vacancy in a couple more years with a bit more effort. we have increased median incomes within that region which was pretty consistently whom oj nous very low income population we've -- median income have raised

cindy dawson us air force aid to the superintendent and guest of the speaker. vice chair of the club speaker committee. skipping over our speaker for a minute u.s. air force retired and the npc member who arranged today's luncheon. thank you so much. lieutenant kassie amber now u.s. air force section commander as as squadron and guest of the speaker. jeffrey simpson, editor for stateline. michael bruno, business editor for aviation week magazine. [applause] lieutenant general michelle johnson joins us to mark the 60th anniversary of the air force academy which she leads. she is the academy's 1st female superintendent and that is one of a string of firsts that she has achieved at the school. the 1st female cadet to become a wing commander the 1st women's mask -- 1st women's basketball team member to score 1,700 points and the 1st female graduate to be chosen as a rhodes scholar. selected by then defense secretary chuck hagel dealing with scandals involving sexual assault cheating, drug use and religious intolerance. johnson replaced the head of the athletic depa

captain sydney dawson u.s. air force, aid to the superintendent and a guest of the speaker. donald linewein. gene tie. thank you so much. lieutenant cassiem.gra m. granell. business editor for aviation week business magazine. [ applause ] michelle johnson joins us to mark the 60th anniversary of the air force academy which she leads. she was the first female cadet to become a wing commander. the first women's basketball to score 1,700 points and the first female graduate to be chosen as a rhodes scholar. johnson was selected to head the academy in 2013 by then defense secretary chuck hagel. this was at a time when the academy was dealing with scandals involving sexual assault, cheating drug use and religious infollow rans. johnson replaced the head of the athletic department five months ahead of his scheduled retirement and ordered changes to fix an athletic culture that she said did not align with our core values end quote. johnson has begun taking steps to position academy graduates to deal with issues that have moved from science fiction to real world threats. the academi

army corporal john dawson became the first american service member to give his life to this new missionaround the world, they are why our nation endures. each simple stone marker arranged in perfect military precision signifies the cost of our blessings. it is a debt we can never fully repay, but it is a debt we will never stop trying to fully repay. by remaining a nation worthy of their sacrifice, by living our own lives the way the fallen live theirs a testament that greater love has no other than this than to lay down your life for your friends. we are so grateful for them. we are so grateful for the families of our fallen. may god bless our fallen heros and their families and all who serve and may continue to bless the united states of america. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the playing of "taps" and the benediction. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eternal rest grant unto our beloved dead o lord and let perpetual light shine upon them. may they rest in peace. bless us lord bless us all across this land we call america with strength wisdom and courage. may the sacrif

this memorial day, we will honor corporal dawson. like generations of years before them, these americans give everything they had, not for glory or gratitude but for something greater than themselves. we cannot bring them back. nor can the ease the pain on their families and friends who live with the loss. the we are the americans they die to defend. what we can do, what we must do is fulfill our obligations to them, just like they have filled there is to us. we have to honor their memory we have to care for their families and our veterans who served with them. as a

this memorial day, we will honor corporal dawson. like generations of years before them, these americans give everything they had, not for glory or gratitude but for something greater than themselves. we cannot bring them back. nor can the ease the pain on their families and friends who live with the loss. the we are the americans they die to defend. what we can do, what we must do is fulfill our obligations to them, just like they have filled there is to us. we have to honor their memory we have to care for their families and our veterans who served with them. as a nation, we have to remain worthy of their sacrifice. for every committed to the country they love and the freedom they fought for and died for. thank you, and have a wonderful weekend. and makeup is our fallen heroes and their families. rep. thornberry: hello, i am mac thornberry. in my job, i get to spend a lot of time around the men and women who serve our nation. i'm continually in all of their character, their courage, and their dedication to our country. since the be