later learned -- garden jefferson, canyon, said i'll go get him. got [ inaudible ] and i found gilbert. who was platoon sergeant of second. according accordinger korger was dead, but sergeant henry -- i knew gilreath, probably a little l better than some of my ncos. most of them had -- but gilreath like me and we had made jumps -- so we carried sergeant gilreath. and we just the situation, had to reenforce them. look over the line, that was george coming with the squad. and was a superb commander. superb. he spoke with a heavy, slavic accent. >> oh, yeah. >> but -- i can't describe to you really, smoke and white -- four batteries. during that various activity, caught kneeling on one knee and my command post area. and radio operator was right beside. had my radio stretched. radio on his back. >> ones flying around you here? >> oh, yeah. as far as the enemy machine gunfire, medicals was putting the leaves off the trees. shot in left e. and it around it, you left the hit, you have it right here. i'm doing the snapping sounds it's a crap shoot. he was

garden at a time. sharon chin headed outdoors with this week's jefferson award>> mix it and redo it. >> reporter: lucas and jasper oshun are helping students dig an organic garden in san anselmo. winners. they say lessons on sustainable agriculture and leadership take room in the outdoor classrooms. >> you have the experiential learning of taking the seed and watching it grow and producing your own food. >> they are able to collaborate together and to actually impact meaningful change in their community. >> reporter: the drake high school gardens sprouts out of lucas and jasper's nonprofit global student embassy. the brothers formed the group in 2008. it brings high school and college students together to improve the world's environment and access to food. lucas says global student embassy grew out of several months spent volunteering. he taught english in argentina. jasper planted trees in ecuador. >> since we benefitted so much from those experiences traveling and helped to develop our world view that we really value that we should work to help provide that opportunity to more students. >> reporter:

garden at a time. sharon chen headed outdoors with this week's jefferson award winners. >> redo it? >> reporter: lucas and jasper ocean are helping students dig an organic vegetable garden. the brothers say lessons on sustainable agriculture and leadership take root in the outdoor classroom. >> they are able to collaborate together and impact meaningful change in their community. >> reporter: the drake high school garden sprout out of global student embassy, a local student nonprofit. the brothers formed the group in 2008. it brings high school and college students together to improve the world's environment and access to food. lucas says global student embassy grew after several months spent volunteering. he taught english in argentina. jasper planted trees in ecuador. >> we figured since we benefited so much from those experiences traveling and that helped to develop our world view that we really value, that we should work and help to provide that opportunity to more students. >> reporter: global student embassy planted its first community garden four years ago. it harvested more t

jefferson city. so it should be a really cool performance there. miami gardens and also at the missouri state museum. >> very fun. ryan, thanks so much. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >>> the top ranked r-rated come i did makes a comeback. remember this one? "21 jump street" with jonah hill and channing tatum is looking to regain the raunchy box office mojo they enjoyed last summer. it will muscle out the lorax for the top spot wit $30 million. speaking of r-rated comedy success, while there's been lots of talk about the overbudgeted underperforming john carter, a party flick cost $12 million to make, passing $60 million in earnings. russell brand turned himself in to face the music for grabbing a photographer's phone. he said he did it as a tribute saying, quote, since steve jobs die i cannot bear to see anyone use the iphone. >>> and this comes from the nation's capital where grizzled white house correspondent can get excited when a movie star stops through. george clooney met with president obama thursday. clooney talked a

garden at a time. sharon chin headed outdoors with this week's jefferson award winners. >> mix it and redo it. >> reporter are helping students dig an organic garden in san anselmo. they say it takes root in the outdoor classrooms. >> you have the experiential learning of taking the seed and watching it grow and producing your own food. >> they are able to collaborate together and to actually impact meaningful change in their community. >> reporter: the drake high school gardens sprouts out of lucas and jasper's nonprofit global student embassy. the brothers formed the group in 2008. it brings high school and college students together to improve the world's environment and access to food. lucas says global student embassy grew out of several months spent volunteering. he taught english in argentina. jasper planted trees in ecuador. >> since we experienced so much it developed our world view that we value that we should work to provide that opportunity to more students. >> reporter: global student embassy planted its first community garden in sebastopol four years ago. it harvested more than 1,000 pounds o

gardens music festival sunlife stadium saturday and sunday. missouri, ksdk this morning, if you're getting ready for your weekend, if you're watching us there in nearby jefferson be city, the best of 30 years of nature photography presented by jefferson city native at wildlife magic at the state museum there in jefferson city. outstanding weather in most of the nation. >>> now here's an early look at some of your headlines in entertainment. >>> the top ranked r-rated come i did makes a comeback. "21 jump street" with jonah hill and channing tatum is looking to regain the raunchy box office mojo they enjoyed last summer. experts think it will muscle out two-time champ the lorax for top spot with at least $30 million. that's going to be tough. speaking of r-rated comedy success, while there's been lots of talk about the overbudgeted underperforming john carter, a and less for project x, a party flick cost $12 million to make, passing $60 million in earnings. russell brand turned himself in to new orleans police to face the music for grabbing a photographer's phone and throwing it in a nearby window. he said he did it as a tribute saying, quote, since steve jobs