as emile slows down, he sees things are escalating quickly. >> i was like, oh, my god. they're going to jump him. i'm thinking i need to record this. >> emile rolls down his window with his radio blasting. he's inches from the fight. >> so i filmed it from the passenger seat leaning over. >> it intensifies in an instant. both men toe to toe, fists in the air, begin what look like a bare knuckle boxing match in the middle of the road. >> the guy by himself was giving one of the guys upper cuts to the jaw, like some gnarly punches. >> but it doesn't stop there. >> i guess one of the guys said i'm not going to let my friend get taken advantage of. so they started jumping him. >> getting both of his attackers in a clinch, the man in the brightly colored shirt is only able to hold them for a brief moment. >> and then somehow he lost his balance, and they both slammed him. they're punching him on the ground and they started dragging him. and then one of the guys went from behind him and kicked him in the face. >> the man is knocked unconscious. but the two aggressors continue

father emil kapaun. this is an amazing story. father kapaun has been called a shepherd in combat boots. his fellow soldiers who felt his grace and his mercy called him a saint. a blessing from god. today we bestow another title on him. recipient of our nation's highest military decoration, the medal of honor. after more than six decades of working to make this medal a reality, i know one of father kapaun's comrades spoke for a lot of folks here when he said, it's about time. father, as they called him, was just 35 years old when he died in that hellish prison camp. his parents and his only sibling, his brother, are no longer with us. but we are extremely proud to welcome members of the kapaun family, his nephews, his niece, their children, two of whom currently serve in this country's national guard. and we are very proud of them. we're also joined by members of the kansas congressional delegation, leaders from across our armed forces and representatives from the catholic church which recognizes father kapaun as a servant of god.

thanks to emil guillermo and paul rogers and jaxon van derbeken. we celebrate earth day this weekend. if you want a list of events, go to kqed.org/thisweek. perhaps and an antidote of the news of the week, we have the groves of the red forests. until next week, i'm joshua johnson. good night. thank you for watching.

thanks to emil guillermo and paul rogers and jaxon van derbeken. we celebrate earth day this weekend. if you want a list of events, go to kqed.org/thisweek. perhaps and an antidote of the news of the week, we have the groves of the red forests. until next week, i'm joshua johnson. good night. thank you for watching. >> plus this week's setback for gun control. tonight, on "washington week." boston, under siege. several dead. more than 100 injured. and millions rattled by scary, random, terrorism. >> we ma we will pick ours up. we'll keep going. we will finish the race. >> ifill: uncertainty dominated the the week. >> i think it's fire to say this entire week we've been in a pretty direct confrontation with evil. >> this is not an "n.c.i.s."episode. sometimes you have to take time to properly put the chain together to identifyhe

ather emil kapaun. this is an amazing story. ather kapaun has been called a shepherd in combat boots. his fellow soldiers called him a saint, a blessing from god. today we bestow another title on him resip yent of our nation's highest military decoration, the medal of honorer. after more than six decades of working to make this medal a eality, i know one of father kapaun's com raids spoke for a lot of people when he said it's about time. the father was 35 years old when in that n that hellish prison camp. we are extremely proud to welcome members of the kapaun family, his nephews, his niece, two of whom serve in this country's national guard and we're very proud of them. we're also joined by the members of the kansas congressional delegation, leaders from our armed forces and members from the catholic church who recognize father kapaun as aer of god. f -- servant we're also joined by p.o.w.'s from the korean war. thank you. [applause] obviously, i never met father kapaun but i have a sense of the man he was because in his story

father emil kapaun. an army chaplain on the front lines. kapaun, with no regard for his own safety often rode a bicycle into combat. that's him on the right carrying a wounded soldier from battle. army veteran bob wood says the father was fearless under fire. >> we both dove into that ditch alongside the trail. i looked back and they had shot the pipe out of his mouth. all he had was the stem of the pipe still clenched in his teeth. >> reporter: mike and father kapaun were eventually captured and thrown into a chinese prisoner of war camp where hundreds of americans died from the cold, starvation and worse. >> there were a lot of people who were tortured and killed as prisoners. >> reporter: kapaun remained defiant, often risking his own life to feed and care for his fellow prisoners. >> he was a great thief. he'd sneak off and steal food to feed the wounded with, and medicine. >> reporter: dow credits the father with saving hundreds of lives through his own self-sacrifice and undaunting spirit and faith. >> a good number of those that surv

father emil kapaun. this is an amazing story.as been called the shepherd in combat and fellows called him a saint, blessing from god. today we bestow another title on him, recipient of our nation's highest military decoration, the medal of honor. for more than six decades of working to make this medal a reality, one of his comrades spoke for a lot of folks here when he said about time. father, as they called him, was just 35 years old when he died in that hellish prison camp. his parents, his only sibling, brother, are no longer with us, but we are extremely proud to welcome members of the kapaun family, nephews, niece, their children, two of whom currently serve in this country's national guard. we are very proud of them. we're also joined by members of the kansas congressional delegatio delegation, leaders from across our armed forces and representatives from the catholic church which recognizes father kapaun as a servant of god and we're truly humbled to be joined by men who serve alongside him, veterans and former p.o.w.'s fr

they prayed to emil kapaun, a priest at age 24.o serve as an army chaplain in the korean war. he never came home from the korean war, died in a north korean prison camp in 1951. but from the day that his surviving fellow prisoners of war were freed from north korea, some advocated for him to receive the highest military award that is offered by our country. today when a white house ceremony was convened more than 650 years after his death to award him that medal of honor, some of the men he served with who are now in their 80s talked with nbc news correspondent jim miklaszewski about why they fought to get him recognized. watch this. >> reporter: an army chaplain on the front lines, kapaun rode a bicycle straight into combat. that's he on the right carrying a wounded soldier from battle. army veteran, bob wood, says the father was fearless under fire. >> we both dove into that ditch alongside the trail. and looked back, and they had shot the pipe right out of his mouth. all he had was the stem of the pipe still clenched in his teet

father emil kapaun. this is an amazing story.ather kapaun has been called a shepherd in combat boots. his fellow soldiers who felt his grace and his mercy, called him a saint. a blessing from god. today we bestow another title on him. recipient of our nation's highest military declaration, the medal of honor. after more than six decades of working to make this medal a reality, i know one of father kapaun's comrades spoke for a lot of folks here when he said, it's about time. father, as they called him, was just 35 years old when he died in that hellish prison camp. his parents and his only sibling, his brother, are no longer with us. but we are extremely proud to welcome members of the kapaun family, his nephews, his niece, their children, two of whom currently serve in this country's national guard. and we're very proud of them. we're also joined by members of the kansas congressional delegation, leaders from across our armed forces and representatives from the catholic church, which recognizes father kapaun as a servant of god

father emil kapaun. this is an amazing story. father kapaun has been called a shepherd in combat boots. his fellow soldiers who felt his grace and his mercy called him a saint, a blessing from god. today we bestow another title on him, recipient of our nation's highest military decoration, the medal of honor. after more than six decades of working to make this medal a reality, i know one of father kapaun's comrades spoke for a lot of folks here when he said, "it's about time." father, as they called him, was just 35 years old when he died in that hellish prison camp. his parents and his only sibling, his brother, are no longer with us, but we're extremely proud to welcome members of the kapaun family, his nephews, his niece, their children, two of whom currently serve in this country's national guard, and we're very proud of them. we're also joined by members of the kansas congressional delegation, leaders from across our armed forces, and representatives from the catholic church which recognizes father kapaun as a servant of god

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kansas congressional delegation to lobby for the three-year time limit to be lifted in the case of emilit passed. president obama signed a measure in 2011 doing that. his name was then put forward for the medal of honor. the military investigated the allegations of his heroism, much as the vatican investigated the allegations of his miracles. and today his nephew accepted the medal of honor on his uncle's behalf in front of the octogenarian prisoners of war who served with him and still survive. >> father kapaun has been called a shepard in combat boots. his fellow soldiers called him a saint. a blessing from god. today we bestow another title on him. recipient of our nation's highest military declaration, the medal of honor. after more than six decades of working to make this medal a reality, i know one of father kapaun comrades spoke for a lot of folks here when he said it's about time. ve been missing on bing. let's bing it on. [fight bell: ding, ding] how many here are google users? what if i was to tell you that you would actually like bing way more than google when it came to the

father emil kapaun never fired a bullet in the conflict or even carried a weapon. instead, he took care of wounded soldiers-- often at the expense of his own safety and health-- on the battlefield and ler at a chinese p.w. camp where he would steal food to give to other prisoners. those who came home from the camp never stopped praising his actions, and that finally paid off. after a military investigation and some legislation, their hopes of a medal for father kapaun became a reality this afternoon. president obama presented the award to kapaun's nephew in a ceremony in the east room of the white house. >> father kapaun has been called a shepherd in combat boots. his fellow soldiers who felt his grace and his mercy called him a saint, a blessing from god. today, we bestow another title on him: recipient of our nation's highest military declaration, the medal of honor. in the chaos, dodging bullets and explosions, father kapaun raced between foxholes, out past the frontlines and into no-man's land, dragging the wounded to safety. when his commanders ordered an evac

. >>> finally, more than 60 years after he died in a korean war prison camp, father emil capone this week received the nation's highest military award. at an emotional white house ceremony, president obama presented a posthumous medal of honor for his acts of bravery on the battleground. he put hiswn life atisk to rescue wounded americans and refused to leave them when his regiment was surrounded by chinese soldiers. he negotiated their safe surrender and continued tending his flock amid terrible conditions in a prison camp. seven months later he died from an untreated illness. his remains are in an unmarked grave in north korea. the vatican has declared capone a servant of god and opened an investigation as to whether he should be recognized as a saint. >>> th's our progm for how, i'm kim lawton. you can from us on twitter and facebook where i have a fan page, too, watch us any time on the pbs a.m. for iphones and ipads. there's also much more on our website including twitter's outreach to religious leaders and audio and video podcasts are also available. join us on pbs.org. spring

president obama has awarded the medal of honor to father emil kapaun, an army chaplin during the korean war credited with saving hundreds of wounded soldiers. he died in a p.o.w. camp of starvation and pneumonia. father kapaun's remains are still buried in an unmarked grave in north korea. >>> coming up, stocks are on a roll with the dow closing in on 15,000. >>> plus, the little brothers talking about their trip to cuba. kidnapped by their parents but still unaware of the danger they were in. >>> and the out-of-control golf cart. watch this, plowing into a crowd of people at a cowboys stadium there now leading to a major lawsuit. >>> wall street is really on a roll. the dow jones now hitting a new record high every day this week closing in on 15,000. the index is up nearly 13% for the year. so will the run continue today? well, it could depend on a new retail sales report due out. investors could also cash in on some of those gains by selling stocks and that might lower the index some. >>> good news about jobs. the number of people collecting unemployment benefits fell sharply last wee

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and on saturday russian writer emil said what do you know the end of a personal drought claiming his first speedway victory it almost four years the twenty three year old enjoyed a minor wobble in the final to hold off the updates and go off slovenia with former champion and local hero completing the podium in poland it was like that dean of the first triumph since taking three wins in his rookie season back in two thousand and nine. and on sunday i made protest against the race of formula one champion sebastian vettel dominated the bob graham grand prix as the red bull man security second win of the four races this season lotus drivers could be right in and roma groeschel finished second and third respectively ferrari's fernando alonso suffered a problem to his rear wing and could only manage eight vettel is now ten points clear of lichen and at the top of the overall standings. and also on the sunday novak djokovic ended rafael nadal's eight year reign in monte carlo as the world number one beach the king of play on his favored surface six two seven six was the final score after dj

and on saturday russian writer emil safe with dean of a personal drive to claim his first speedway victory it almost four years the twenty three year old enjoyed a minor wobble in the final to hold off from updates and go out of slovenia with former champion and local hero completing the podium in poland it was like that dean of the first triumph since taking three wins in his rookie season back in two thousand and nine. and on sunday i made protest against the race of formula one champion sebastian vettel dominated the bahrain grand prix as the red bull man security second win of the four races this season lotus drivers commune reichen and romance grow short finished second and third respectively ferrari's fernando alonso suffered a problem to his rear wing and could only manage eight vettel is now ten points clear of lichen at the top of the overall standings. but also on the sunday novak djokovic ended rafael nadal's eight year reign in monte carlo as the world number one beach the king of play on his favored surface six two seven six was the final score after jock itch twice came from

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today, 62 years after army chaplain emil kapin died in a p.o.w. camp president obama awarded him the highest honor in the land. >> his fellow soldiers who felt his grace and his mercy called him a saint. a blessing from god. today we bestow another title on him -- recipient of our nation's highest military decoration, the medal of honor. >> chaplain kapuan ran out into enemy fire to drag the injured to safety and when he ended up in a p.o.w. camp he would risk his life to steal food for other prisoners. the holy man did not survive this captivity, dying in 1951 at the age of 35. >>> next in our world lead, we might be moments away from a war if you believe north korean state media, so what exactly is kim jong un trying to prove? and is the pentagon worried? >>> plus, in our pop lead a boy from the hood has turned havana into atlanta. jay-z is rapping about his trip to cuba much better than i did and says he went to the president himself for permission but the white house tells a but the white house tells a different story. today, our commitment to

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