anyhow, i told dillon late in the day, i said, come on in and i want you to bring charlie hastings and bring my fire support coordinator and jerry whiteside, the captain of artillery. and come on in. and he said on the radio, that reporter galloway, wants to come in. and i remembered joe from the camps. and i said, well, if you got room on your last chopper coming in and he's crazy enough to want to come into here, bring him in. and so he did. and joe, you get from him the story of him coming into but, like i said earlier i think we were destined to meet by fate. 23-year-old kid reporter, half my age, and he landed and he stayed with us for the rest of the fight. i was -- in vietnam and korea, we didn't have many reporters. i thought the outpostwar -- i fought the outpostwar. we didn't have a lot of reporters joining us. hell, now they're everywhere. and i was a strong believer in freedom of the press. and i told my public information officer, when i was a brigade commander and when i was a battalion commander i didn't have a public information officer. but i let it be known that i wel

. >> reporter: off they go to room two where they meet dillon, a young drunk driver would almost lost his happened in a crash. >> i am left-handed. this is the hand i write with. it was in so much pain. i didn't want to open my eyes. >> reporter: all dillon remembers is waking up at the side of the road covered in blood. >> i'm 21, so i could go easily buy a bottle whenever i want it, but due think that's what i'm dog do when i get out of here? no. i'm going to go give my mom a hug. >> i was lucky to survive. >> reporter: the teens also meet kyle, a former high school wrestler whose drunken car crash left him in a coma for three months. >> i hit a tree at 60 miles per hour. >> trauma hits you right away. everything is going fine until it's not. >> reporter: the tour is not intended to frighten, but to serve as a reality check. >> the last thing i want to see is one of you all here as i'm cutting on your chest and i have your heart in my hand. >> hat off, please, sit up straight. >> reporter: there's a classroom session, too, where the teenagers learn about medical equipment that could

right there, matt dillon, british operations officer right there. they didn't suggest it. the tie ins in the valley. in accordance, which was about an hour and a half northwest of x-ray and on the eye drain river. another set in the south. southeast part of the mountainous complex about two miles. and the third set that i had six digit, right in the middle -- >> when you get -- i should have realized that the enemy had an observation post on the mountain. my head was up my ass, i never thought of it. i should have put in air support. fire bombs were available. so, i must -- had i not made that mistake, some of the other men who came forward -- we landed without instance. i fired my -- land ed and i ran ran across to get here. possible -- no contact. i was very happy about that. i looked up -- [ inaudible ] and i realized that the line beside of him, folks down the mo mountain and up the mountain. i had given about three sitting in the borders. be prepared to take over the mission of another company, which was fine. if the company was readily responding. >> we know what hap

. >>> a candlelight vigil was held for the vet and 19 year-old dillon wilson. family friends remember the man they say was funny and loving. >>> the united states get $860,000 to the families of victims on a rampage planned on an army staff sergeant the money includes the to thousand dollars for each of the 17 people killed and $10,000 for the injured. robert bayless faces 17 counts of murder and could face the death penalty if convicted of the charges. the last time it was here and two people died, but the top rate is coming back. the the party will be held at the oracle our arena next saturday. it is the first major break into years. in may 2010 to a man died after taking ecstasy at the rate at the cow palace. police made 17 drug arrests. it's becoming a new tradition that introduces people from across the country to the pleasures of oakland more than 9000 people ran through the streets for the third annual oakland running festival. it includes a full marathon and a half marathon and the kids fun run. it started in 2010 and is grown by 15% and introduces many

any human making quite an entrance for the boys of nascar in bristol 143 laps to go dillon her junior accidentally bumps his teammate jeff gordon blows out the left rear tire on the 24 car causing them to spend now he would finish 35th art and her junior 15. nobody had a better car than the blue the lead for 231 months hello matt and a checkered flag for the least his first win of the year. giants manager bruce both she says the present says he missed the putt tax and for the bowl the and robert went to a sudden- death playoff for his second shot from the rough and stopped 6 ft. from atop the other three golfers missed the birdie putts they've felt the wind song takes the no. 1 ranking back from were not for it. the center was the no. 1 pick in the 2005 draft but it wasn't always the best player he still remembers being cut from the troubled theme of growing up in australia. when you're 15 years old are read the you were cut by a junior states team in to that i had a profound effect on how you approach basketball back-to-back. >>> i had to work force was the bitter toward anybody play

dillon. i live in the sunset area here in san francisco.is a great managers over -- report we just heard from mr. ginsberg, and the audiovisual presentation was great. i noticed there was a cameo appearance of the newly elected mayor ed lee in there. i also heard he mentioned community would not always be involved in our parks. that comment hit me because, coming to san francisco for the past 35 years, the equestrian community has always been a part of san francisco, historically and culturally. ironically, they have been aborted out of san francisco. kind of the way it does politics, if it is something that is not 100% politically correct, they just abort it. the politics of abortion. that is what we are experiencing here in san francisco. basically, we have run out of time listening to you folks dillydally around. 2012, we are going to impact the recreation and parks commission. we are going to impact your lives, just as you have impacted hours. we are going to reconnect you to nature and to what is important, which is this moment. not li

it was in so much pain i didn't want to open my eyes. >> reporter: all dillon remembers is waking upside of the road covered in blood. >> i'm 21, so i could go easily buy a bottle whenever i want it, but do you think that's what i'm going to do when i get out of here? no. i'm going to go give my mom a hug. >> i was lucky to survive. >> reporter: the teens also meet kyle, a former high school wrestler whose drunken car crash left him in a coma for three months. >> i hit that tree at about 60 miles an hour. >> trauma hits you right away. everything is going fine until it's not. >> reporter: the tour is not spended to frighten but to serve as a -- intended to frighten but to serve as a reality check. >> the last thing i want to see is one of you all here as i'm cutting on your chest and i have my heart in my hand. >> hat off, please. sit up straight. >> reporter: there's a classroom session, too where the teenagers learn about medical equipment that could be used on them if they're ever brought here. >> pick one. pick it up. you breathe through that. god, i hope not. you tell me what th

kevin dillon hands it over to his man paul williams all day every day, drains a three and dayton wins easily 75-59. well, the late i did terps are on a hot streak. they have won four games in a row and came into today's game against virginia already victorious in their last two outings against the cavaliers, so could they keep the momentum rolling? first up, terps up by three and alyssa thomas, always strong in the paint grabs the rebound and goes coast to coast for the nice layup. she had 13 at the break and the terps led 33-27 at half, but take a look at this. thomas, actually misses the free-throw but kaiser grabs the offensive rebound, puts it in. she fouls, and it's just, yeah, crowd loving it. maryland wins 73-58. they advance to in the acc championship games tomorrow. things are not looking good for greg williams the new orleans offensive coordinator. he faces allegations he rerewarded players for big hits that knocked opposing players out of the game. five players and a former redskin coach said saturday that williams offered a similar bounty system when he was the redskins de

temperatures at this hour in the 40's and 50's and i'm getting reports from around the bay area dillon beach area in marin county is saying the winds are crazy here. yes higher elevation are getting 3 30, 40 miles an hour wind gust. lower elevation 20 to 30 millions right now. sprinkle lit showers in the north bay tonight. rain spreads south tomorrow. showers will diminish as we head in your wednesday. so here is the storm that is going to bring us the rain. right now we get the moisture out ahead of the cold front. this one will provide another drenching particularly to the north bay so let me show you a computer animation beginning now 5:00 a.m. that morning commute is wet in the north bay as you cap see here. rain is concentrated rate here. then as the afternoon goes on the east bay peninsula down towards the san m take 0county coast and santa cruz mountains start to get some rainfall in the afternoon. heaviest rain right along the cold front once again in the north bay and then at 5:00 p.m. the entire bay area is getting soaked for the evening commute. it's sloppy. heavy rain conce

rhode island airport corporation director dillon, mayor avedisian, and rhode island department of transportation director lewis are working with airlines and rail carriers to grow the spokes of the economy around this hub. in my inaugural address just over one year ago, i talked about the department of motor vehicles. under the guidance of lisa holley, the good state employees of the dmv are now providing courteous and exceptional services to our citizens. the dmv has been transformed into an agency that serves the people of rhode island in a prompt, pleasant, and efficient manner. in return for their hard-earned tax dollars, rhode islanders can now expect to be treated with dignity and to conduct a transaction in well under an hour. and they said it couldn't be done. [applause] i'd like to take a moment to praise longtime state employee and current director of the department of revenue, rosemary booth gallogly. she is logging long hours on behalf of us all, and her involvement has been essential to our success with central falls, the dmv, our ongoing progress in east providence, and in many oth

temperatures at this hour in the 40's and 50's and i'm getting reports from around the bay area dillonrin county is saying the winds are crazy here. yes higher elevation are getting 3 30, 40 miles an hour wind gust. lower elevation 20 to 30 millions right now. sprinkle lit showers in the north bay tonight. rain spreads south tomorrow. showers will diminish as we head in your wednesday. so here is the storm that is going to bring us the rain. right now we get the moisture out ahead of the cold front. this one will provide another drenching particularly to the north bay so let me show you a computer animation beginning now 5:00 a.m. that morning commute is wet in the north bay as you cap see here. rain is concentrated rate here. then as the afternoon goes on the east bay peninsula down towards the san m take 0county coast and santa cruz mountains start to get some rainfall in the afternoon. heaviest rain right along the cold front once again in the north bay and then at 5:00 p.m. the entire bay area is getting soaked for the evening commute. it's sloppy. heavy rain concentrated here. ref

. >> dillon says, i have gone to spring training and have never seen the big shots sign autographs, should will do one piece of defense. if your was enough to become a multimillionaire, you should always try to sign, but you could assign 99 autographs and it's that 100 kid does not get an autograph, that is the memory he carries. adults tried to sell it, but when it is disappointed, that is pretty tough. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly all over the house. ohh! ohh! kids today have it so good. ok. [ male announcer ] the new wireless receiver only from at&t. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. at&t.

captain dillon was 49 years of age and 23 years with the houston fire department. he had three children. with somber respect, hundreds of texas firefighters, police officers, emergency medical technicians, and citizens attended his funeral. mr. speaker, 300 firefighters from other towns in texas volunteered their time to fill in at houston fire department stations so houston firefighters could attend the funeral. firefighters are a family of dedicated, loyal public servants. captain dillon and other firefighters spend their lives rescuing people they do not know and protecting property they have never seen from fire. most of us flee danger. firefighters rush to the smell of smoke and the heat of danger. bill's crew at station 69 spoke yesterday about him saying he was a devout christian, had a contagious happy mood, loved to fish, and liked country music. captain dillon and his fell firefighters -- fellow firefighters are a rare breed, american breed. we thank them one and all. that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does

or maybe in german dillon's which actually i think yield lower than the e.c.b. as rape so it's just a very curious situation that we have now and underlying all this you have to remember we still have a sovereign c. issue the liquidity injections don't deal with the solvent see issue and as we see austerity play out economic growth contract further that degrades the asset quality and performance of these banks so the solvent see the insolvency i should say gets worse a down the road requires more liquidity injections right well that's a really interesting point you bring up let's talk about the short term implications because right now there's a lot of concern that policymakers won't be able to prop up sovereigns and be the view that they won't be able to prop up a sovereign bond market and so isn't their ad that's it interest in these banks there isn't any air that's to enter i think they have all of this exposure to the bonds at these countries that are at distress now are going to be and major distress does anybody who then to stock up on all of this easy mon

dillon in louisiana. hi dillon. >> caller: hi, stephanie, how you doing?est of the country for rick santorum taking it so easily. >> stephanie: he took ya. >> caller: he took us quicker than a gingrich mistress. all right. this will be all over. >> stephanie: this will be all over. the president's mic slip. oh, my god. [screaming] >> it was a little bit hard to understand that. >> so, the devious obama is saying that he wants to put off major international decisions until after he gets re-elected. how can he say that? based on the strength of this republican field? he's the first politician that has ever implied he's going to win the election. all right. let's finish up right wing world. rush limbaugh with a lesson for us on what liberals believe. >> when be i was growing up, the liberals around me seemed to think of everything and everyone in black and white. same thing. i have the same observation that jay nordlinger has. it is the left that doesn't see the humanity in people. they see the surface. it is the left who sees black and white. male and female

dillon cormier. knocking down threes. it does get a little interesting. late in the game, open for three. knocks it down. he's concerned about the defense. put tg on this. should have made sense. later today, check out high school. patterson, millford mill, and it was the game of the day. 26-21. millford mill millers. high of 36. at the break, third quarter. on the break, kyle thomas. it looks like a high school game. up seven. here we go. carr. he's 5'6." he has 31 points. millford mill, though, another good side. myers. late fourth. they break the -- ally oop. oh, my. clippers never trail again. knocking off patterson. on' 3-a semi-finals next week. that's a lack at sports. i'm pete gilbert. we'll see you back here this evening after the honda classic. >> i love marshallows now. >> "meet the >> in 2010, nearly 5% of all u.s. households accessed mernlsy food from a food pantry one or more times. that means 5.6 million homes experienced what is known as "food insecurity" which refers to the availability of food and one's access to it. a household is consi

my name is sean dillon and this question is for mark and john. i want to take your work from the book and see how it is translating now. when loyalty is so important to a political campaign, now there is this megaphone from which everyone involved in the mid -- around the campaign can now try to frame their story. are you seeing in the work you are doing now that maybe it is harder to get that authenticity about what is going on day to day because people see the game change too? their way to make sure their story gets out so that they stick it to whoever is really frustrating them in their campaign or the administration? >> what we did in the last book and will do in the next is tell the history of what happened. almost as an oral history. we did approach the last one with an agenda and we won't approach this one with an agenda. presidential elections matter and history matters. talk about this a little bit and people feel a responsibility to the the country know what happened in each presidential election. that is the fundamental goal we have an

is where you see the darker shades of green that is some light rainfall for the database through dillon be tailless knowing a moment ago and arnold area now looks like its sister went to mix our future cast as an illustrator we are into an unsettled weather pattern this whole week take a look at your morning commuters there you have some hidden this pattern very light rain showers most it wants to remain north of the golden gate bridge there is your wednesday morning commute and then we have advancement said thursday when a better shot everybody getting a little less. these are live showers but the weekend is an entirely different story one day a time for is a disease for overnight lows highs and '50s and '60s i will share that seven day forecast with you that still up next time around stena i think i hear dennis in the house. >>> the republican presidential hopefuls battle for president obama's turf. this election is going to be about principle. >>> europe talk about the secretive jobs. >>> how the candidates are practicing their own brand of chicago style politics. spies and this guy

baltimore's dillon coremere from cardinal gibbons miss nice drive to the basket of the he is just a sophmore. despite the effort ohio state had too much strength. he led them with 31 points, loyola one and done in this tournament as they fall to ohio state. >> and to play ohio state one of the best teams in the country. i check the rankings from the preseason they were third so you are not going to win that game without having everything go right and we didn't have everything go right but we played hard. we competed and the guys have a great experience. >> well, loyola ends with a loss but the team is in the school record book for most wins in their history, 24 victories, the only starter they lose next year is sean walker so lots of talent back for next season for loyola they will have another chance to make the tournament again. back to you. >> thank you very much, mark. >>> the second round -- the second half of the first round of the ncaa tournament continues today. our live coverage begins at noon right here on wjz 13. >> all right. and you mentioned there no -- no -- not a lot of major

chance to shoot he wanted to >> he said if he were a little older he wished he shot elvis also bob dillonmccartney but not john. >>> that was a great piece. >> thanks nelson. >> talented high school students from the district gathered last night to compete for a $10,000 college scholarship. >> this morning, the judge debbie alan and nya norwood are here to audiocassette about the experience -- are here to talk about the experience. nya will sing for us now on verizon's's 4g lte network. double your data. 4 gigabytes for just $30 a month. with 4 gigabytes, you could send and receive over 400,000 emails. or stream over 1,100 songs. or use gps navigation for 34 continuous days. all the data you need to power your favorite apps. 4 gigabytes for $30. only on america's largest 4g lte network. now buy one samsung stratosphere for $99.99, get another one free. verizon. >> more and more mommies are looking for ways to stay fit after having a baby. >> holly is at mind the mat pilates and yoga in alexandria virginia, learning ways moms can exercise with their new bay bays you have -- babies you have

francis, dillon from cardinal gibbons and jordan from city college all home grown, and happy to bringhometown pride to the national stage. >> we are excited you know, a lot of teams don't get to go to ncaa going this year is important for us the city and school and everybody around us. >> reporter: others onboard include rodney elliot former dunbar star maryland turp and hounds are feeling the love all the way from orioles spring training. >> i am adam jones, i want to wish the loyola greyhounds, great opportunity ncaa tournament, unleash the hounds. >> reporter: and orioles know what it is like to be an under dog i just spoke with the coach he is taking a dinner break right now he said all this added attention the great for the student body and for his players, taking a break because they are going to practice again here tonight at 10:00 p.m. why 10:00 p.m.? that is their game time thursday night in pittsburgh when they take on ohio state he wants his guys to be acclimated to the notion of a late tip off more from the team late inner sports back to you for now. >> thank you mark. we

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i've been wanting to watch that had a couple of my favorite heart throbs from back in the day matt dillonacon. you can only search an actor or actress that you are a big fan of and see the kind of movies that perhaps didn't make it to the big screen. also another neat feature of the different genres. i want you to take a quick look. you won't find these on say netflix. we have "urban" and web originals and even independent film makers have a lot of movies on this app as well as very talented student film makers. family and kids for a new mom like me this is great because we all know it doesn't really matter when the kids are young as long as it's a cartoon or something. best of all as i mentioned it's just hours and hours of endless entertainment and it is absolutely free. so once again if you're not big on the big blockbusters this is going to feature. you can download our own app for free to stay up to date on the latest news and weather on the go. search nbc washington on i-tunes. the only thing that would make this better is if the popcorn came with it. >> we were going to ask you abo

and jennifer o'malley dillon is the field mar shl. the president was called the $25 million man.. its chicago operation, today it is big and tight-lipped. a ping-pong table is plain in sight. should the gop nominee be scared? well, as candidates close office and move state to state, obama is scooping some of them up and expanding his footing along the way. >> oh, this is so interesting. >> it's going to be good. >> thanks so much, richard. that's fascinating. i want to bring in former arkansas senator blanche lincoln. senator, good to see you. good morning. >> thank you. great to be with you. >> we have spent so much time talking about super pacs and all the ad money being spent, $5 million between romney and santorum just in ohio for this primary. and yet we sometimes forget about that old-fashioned ground game. how important is it going to be this november? >> well, they're both going to be very important and we've made that it way. the ground game is tremendous. and i think the obama administration understands that. they've got their campaign working diligently in putting that

against deryl dedmon, but two of the other people who were there, john rice and another fellow named dillonmore dom mcomplicated that, it was a group of seven white teenagers who rankin county, mississippi, who on a saturday night, drunk, decided to drive 19 miles into jackson, mississippi, decided to find a black person to beat up. they found the first black person and they killed him. four of those people remain uncharged. we expect possibly more charges to come later this afternoon in jackson federal court, but i think what is interesting is we may see the same thing happen down in florida where the department of justice comes, applies the matthew shepard hate crime law and perhaps seeks prosecution against george zimmerman under the hate crime legislation. >> again, just want to warn our viewers because we h didn't want to play it in full, the surveillance video is from a nearby motel. it's tough to watch. just a fair warning for those of you as we play out the surveillance video and you're potentially connecting the dots to what we may see in florida. you mentioned this 19-year-old der

dillon core mere. it does get more interesting. knocks it down to take a 7.7 lead.this fellow go. the game did, indeed. impressively. 86-73. onto the semi-finals later today. the first time in four years. it was the game of the day. there's carr. high of 36 at the break. third quarter. it did not look like a high school game. there we go. up 6. look at this kid. millford mill hanging did you have. oh, my. clippers never trail again. knocking off patterson. the 3-a semi-finals next week. we'll see you back this evening after the honda classic. i'm pete gilbert. >> here's a look ahead to our next hour. >> is there truth to the saying you are what you eat? we'll sift out facts from fiction at 7:17. >> i would be a hotdog. >> sit down with a professional painter for painting 101. >> we're also answering your tax questions at 7:39. >> plus more news, weather, and sports when 11 news sunday morning continues. >> in 2010 nearly 5% of u.s. households accessed an emergency food pantry one or more times. that means they experienced "food insecurity." food insecurity refers to