that's being a hero. don't try to be a hero you don't have to be a hero.'m not trying to be a hero. if you think i like this you're crazy. look, amy, this is my town i've got friends here. i'll swear in a bunch of special deputies and with a posse behind me maybe there won't be trouble. (clint eastwood) he was calling on his community to come to his aid. and he was trying to arm the community to defend itself. and the community didn't want any part of it. they were letting him stand alone, figuring after all, it was -- he was the one the villains, so why should they get involved? that sort of went along with philosophies of american life. i guess you all know why i'm here. i need deputies, i'll take all i can get. how about it? (sad music playing) you want the hero to stand for something, integrity. in sticking to what he believes against all odds even if he's the one doing it all by himself. (man) this is just plain committing suicide. and for what? i'm no lawman. i just live here. i got nothing personal against nobody. i got no stake in this. i guess not

we hold them up as heroes because that is what they are.angerous situation when everyone else is running the other way. the scripture tells us to love our neighbors as we love ourselves. but only a special view take the commandment so deeply to heart that they are willing to risk their lives so that others, often total strangers, can no peace and security. and that is what piece officers do. -- peace officers do. and we honor 131 who made that sacrifice. officer kevin gordon was a member of the police department in griffin, georgia. father of seven children, army veteran, is daughter debra said we were his platoon. kevin deployed his own training to raise his young tune. platoon. how motivated are you? they are motivated, highly motivated. [applause] we drove them with the basics to study hard and pushed your selves and take care of each other. and everywhere he went, he made friends. in tammy's words, he never met a stranger. to help make ends meet, kevin took a night shift as a security guard at a waffle house. one night, customers got ro

brian williams was a hero like walter cronkite did we find out he is lying about his life. that disturbs the public. win. >> host: how have journalists been portrayed? >> since the same but talk about the agent greek journalist with historians historians, you find the intended is the we don't trust i sent them back to the 1929 film which is the most horrible and terrific scene and you could imagine the final scene is a newspaper in the debtor and it is said tabloid i have found if but if if reporter never worn number three says they keep shoving fair carry and microphone into your face and acting horribly so the anonymous journalist is very indicative. fiesta and that is the image they initially manchin. scenic is an old film i teach 76 for how many years ago and it got a lot of people interested. >> but generally. >> host: how accurate are some of the portrayals but those underwritten by a former journalist and civic all of those probably did happen so with the accuracy is queued but the prc is wonderful. maturing d.h. lawrence and year run but too much happens and the ris

my fellow americans, this hallowed ground is more than a final resting place of heroes.ca itself. in a reflection of our history the wars we waged for democracy the piece we -- peace we fight for to preserve it. men and women of all backgrounds, races creeds, circumstances and faiths willing to defend and the for the ideals that bind us as one nation. it is a reflection of our [ parents, and in the sentinels of the third infantry regiment who dutifully and unfailingly watch over those patriots known only to god, but never forgotten. today a grateful nation thanks them as well. most americans do not fully see, do not fully understand the sacrifice made by the 1% who serve in this all volunteer armed forces. this i cry for preserve the freedoms we too often take for granted. if you know it is like to take a bullet for a buddy for to live with the fact that he or she took one for you, our gold star families, our military families, our veterans, they know this. intimately. whenever i meet with our gold star families like i did this only, i hear their price through their tear

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top military leaders are preparing to honor the sacrifice of our nation's fallen heroes. memorial day ceremonies are getting under way "at this hour" at arlington national cemetery. you see ash carter there preparing to begin these ceremonies. this is the final resting place, arlington national cemetery. the final resting place for more than 400,000 service members and their families. >> you saw the defense secretary, ash carter, just two people down. martin dempsey. also speaking today, commander in chief, president obama, who will arrive any second you'll see him appear any moment right now. he will be laying a wreath right there at the tomb of the unknowns. that glorious memorial dedicated to this nation after world war i to the men and women who have fallen in service of our country. i find it to be one of the most moving memorials in the country inscribed on it. >> you see the president's detail walking in now. the president will walk in shortly. this is a ceremony that takes place every memorial day. never losing its importance when you look at all of the conflicts

they are heros to me. >> look out! coming up, a man falls on the tracks as a train bears down. >> i actually thought that this guy is going to die. i'm going to see this guy die. >>> and later. >> he's right there! >> the swells were taking him under. i remember just thinking we are all going to watch this kid drown. >> when "caught on camera -- brave" returns. >>> seconds could mean the difference between life or death in the d.c. metro. >> somebody had fallen on the tracks, and i noticed that the train was coming. >> august 25th, 2010. multiple security cameras at the virginia square metro station just outside washington, d.c. show people waiting for a train. dimas pinzon is in the light blue shirt on the way to the station to buy tickets for a family vacation, a last-minute plan after a business trip falls through. >> we had just cancelled the day before, my flight to california. and it was a slow day at work that day. and since i never leave the office, i was thinking, well, i promised my stepdaughter, maggie, that

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we have found to be a hero from you have to serve the public interest. steel come you can rob you can cheat and murder someone. if you are solving a crime or doing something double do the public good, then you are a hero. you are a scoundrel however if you do something terrible if you do not serve the public interest and if you only serve yourself and do something for personal gain, political gain, financial gain you're pretty much a scoundrel, a villain. >> host: why should we care what people think about journalists? >> guest: in a democracy we are only as good as the information we get. how do you make decisions if you don't trust the people with the information and if you don't believe that how can you make decisions so the image of the journalist is very important because if we don't live in a positive heroic version of someone serving the public interest to stop believing in the information and we can make intelligent decisions. >> host: joe saltzman come you read about the journalist a popular culture. he worked at cbs during the days of walter cr

>> they are heroes to me. . coming up, a man falls on the tracks as a train bears down. >> i actually thought this guy is going to die. i'm going to see this guy die. >> he's right there! >> swells were taking him under. i remember thinking we're all going to watch this kid drown. here at friskies, cats are in charge of approving every new recipe. because it's cats who know best what cats like to eat. up today, new friskies 7. we're trying seven cat-favorite flavors all in one dish. now for the moment of truth. yep, looks like it's time to share what our cats love, with your cats. new friskies 7. for cats. by cats. the setting is just right. you. but here's the thing, about half of men over 40 have some degree of erectile dysfunction. well, viagra helps guys with ed get and keep an erection. and you only take it when you need it. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include head

france celebrates its heroes. you can see the photo here of the pantheon. the pantheon is a mausoleum on the left bank in paris, serving as the final resting place for national heroes. famous artists scientists, and heroes. it is a huge deal to get inducted into the pantheon. only 71 people have been inducted into the pantheon, so it is a big deal that four people are getting inducted. genie: tell us more about who these four people are. >> there are those code men and two women. you have pierre brossolette, the journalist who committed suicide under torture in 1944. that is a photo of him in the bottom right-hand corner. in the top left-hand corner, you have jean zay, the former -- the jewish former education minister, who was murdered also in 1944. what is interesting is he is credited as coming up with the idea of the cannes film festival. an interesting tip that you can read in the french paper. then you have two women genevieve de gaulle-anthonioz the niece of famous general charles de gaulle. she went on to campaign for the poor all the way through th

a hero.someone else to say. today, the congress of the united states of america is calling edward saylor and the other 79 doolittle raiders just that heroes. on behalf of freedom loving people in the united states and everywhere we say thank you for your service and a job well done. [applause] >> ladies and gentle man, the majority leader of the united states senate, the honorable mitch mcconnell. [applause] >> for decades, a group of survivors gathered annually to remember a mission that never should have succeeded. from silver chalices before them the aroma of strong elixir. in chairs beside them, reminders of what they worked on together to accomplish. in empty spaces near them reminders of what they had sent -- what they had since lost. at the end of each ceremony, rollcall. heroes saluted, fallen comrades remembered. with swells brandy -- with's wills of brandy, a toast to a faithful mission that helped change the course of war and with it, history. the success of their raid launched apr

andy let's start with the heros.o is your pick for hero. >> it is obvious edward snowden should have been on the top of the list. we don't need to discuss it. let's discuss it as a given and move on. the survey -- all the survey shows is that it is not just in america that millenials are awful. in addition to w they ranked saddam hussein as worse than stalin. stalin was worse than either of those two guys. you can make an argument that stalin was worse than hitler. i may not buy it. >> not to mention mao. >> the only cool thing is on the hero's list there was someone on the list named after someone else. you had martin luther and martin luther king. >> on the villain's list? >> on the hero's list. >> did they leave anybody off the list sph. >> for villain global warming. am i right this these are kids who just finished college and these are the things they are learning. sometimes people associate what is important and the things they experienced in their life and how it affects their life. a lot of people it is story

my fellow americans, this hallowed ground is more than the final resting place of heroes.t is a reflection of our history, the wars we've waged for democracy, the peace we've laid to preserve it. it's a reflection of our diversity. men and women of all backgrounds, all races, and creeds, and circumstances, and faiths, willing to defend and die for the ideals that bind us as one nation. it is a reflection of our character, seen not only in those who are buried here, but also in the caretakers who watch over them and preserve this sacred place and in the sentinels of the third infantry regiment who dutifully, unfailingly, watch over those patriots known only to god, but never forgotten. today a grateful nation thanks them as well. most americans do not fully see, do not fully understand the sacrifice made by the 1% who serve in this all-volunteer armed forces. the sacrifice that preserves the freedoms we too often take for granted. few know what it is like to take a bullet for a buddy or to live with the fact that he or she took one for you, but our gold star families, our m

leo is truly a national treasure one of my all-time heroes.m the man himself was truly special. america's warrior partnership is a national organization devoted to helping our veterans get whatever assistance they need. they partner with the wounded warrior project and other groups to integrate programs in communities so that veterans both wounded and able bodied can go to one place and get help to improve their quality of life. if you'd like more information go to the web sites you see op your screen. as for leo read his incredible story told by the man himself, "surviving hell: a p.o.w.'s journey." he's too humble a guy to flog it himself, but he represents the best of america. you owe it to yourself to read his story, leothorsness.com. patti ann: great story is, jon thanks. jon: thank you. patti ann: and here's what we're working on for the second hour of howe, our travel expert is here with tip toss start planning a trip to europe today. >>> and remembering our fallen heroes on this memorial day. we'll speak with a military widow who is br

i mean all of us have it within ourselves to be heroes. all of us have it. most of us have also done selfish things, cowardly things, things that we are ashamed of in later years. and to my mind, that's -- i don't know, the glory of the human race. we are mixed up creatures that about. >> most of us have the potential to be anarchists it seems in game of thrones the anarchists are having the most fun. >> anarchy can thrive in a chaotic situation. well see who is having fun at the end. >> speaking of the end do you have a -- as you are writing -- has your writing slowed down over the years? >> i think it actually has. some of it is the shear size of this that we spoke about earlier and how complex it is. there is a lot of checking and so forth. some of it also may be the fact that i am, of course, older than i was when i started this back in 1991. some of it is the number of distractions. successize bringswith it other obligations, you know, neatings and introourz and a book doors and all of this stuff. there is actually part of the job of being a writer that

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he's being hailed a hero today.aptain jason farley died helping neighbors escape and evacuate from their flooded homes in clairemore oklahoma. investigators say the fast-moving water swept farley into a storm drain and he drowned. >>> [ bleep ]. >> oh my god. stop, stop stop. he needs to get out! >> these frightening moments were caught on camera just outside of san antonio, texas. witnesses say the driver tried to continue on the flooded road when the rushing water swept his suv away. bystanders were able to rescue the driver. later today in texas the governor is expected to visit some of the hardest hit areas of the state. >>> also out of texas, a water rescue was caught on camera after this kayaker got into some trouble. his kayak flipped in the water and he struggled to stay afloat. he managed to swim to the shore where witnesses threw him a rope. >>> lets head to california where seaworld is helping some animals sickened in the recent oil spill on the pacific coast. experts are treating those animals at seaworl

we have their story. 2010 cnn hero of the year is -- >> winner of the cnn heroes award in 2010.2 skrchlt cnn hero of the >> both nepalese wing the top pry. both crushed by the earthquake that devastated the country. >> we have to, take everything back. we have to start again from the down. four of our houses in the district have actually, absolutely, is absolutely gone. >> she runs a rehab center for 400 women and children. mostly victims of human trafficking and sexual violence. today she is taking on these 11 orphans because their shelter was damaged by the earth quake. she runs a home for children of incarcerated parents. when i met you three years ago for cnn heroes you kept talking about this dream project. this is it. >> yes it was on paper. now on to reality. but i figure, it took time. but i have my dream and my project. >> but now a bit of a set back with the earthquake? >> yes it has set back. but i think, i just want my life, but everyone's life, so many things will work out. >> she bought this property with the money she won from cnn he rose. the home where she and h

volunteers dressed up as super heroes. group visits sick or terminally ill children. >> it feels pretty amazing to make a child happy and to see the smiles on their faces and how excited that they get. we hope we brighten their day a little bit. >>> super heroes at yesterday's event included the scarlet wish hawkeye and black widow from the avengers and star lords from guardians of the galaxy. >>> you may find yourself hurting for a hero. doctors are getting ready for injuries. memorial day is one of the busiest weekends of the year because of biking boating, atv injuries. many traumas can be avoided with proper safety precautions like wearing helmets and seat belts. also, alcohol often plays a role in those types of accidents. >>> raw emotion. that's what a lot of families are experiencing this weekend as their loved ones are returning home from serving overseas. take a look. always a surprise. that's what makes it better. the brothers were deployed for a year in qatar after returning home. they decided to surprise their

president obama: we hold them up as heroes because that is what they are. it takes a special kind of courage to be a peace officer to be the one that people turn to when their most desperate moments, to be willing to run into a dangerous situation when everybody else is running the other way. kellye: at the capitol, flags are flying at half staff. the ceremony comes at the end of national police week. family friends, and fans remembering the legendary bb king, who died friday. >> ♪ standing beneath the mistletoe ♪ kellye: he was known as the king of blues. his career spanned nearly 70 years. he was performing into his 80's. bb king was 89 years old. coming up -- a risque reward. what led to a teacher showing students "50 shades of grey." and a program that hackers are targeting and how you can keep your information safe. devon: hot and humid monday. the forecast is coming up. ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. dresses start at $25. the eva mendes collection. exclusively at new york and comp

captain jason farley is being haled a hero this morning. he was out on a call late saturday night to sunday. the fast-moving water swept farley into a storm drain and he drowned. members of the fire department say that during this difficult time they are witnessing the community come together. >> it's very nice to see. we hope that everybody knows that our first priority is for the community. >> farley was one of two people killed in the flooding in oklahoma over the weekend. on saturday a woman in tulsa died after her car hydroplaned. in central texas, residents there saw record-setting rainfall over the past few days. one person is dead in texas because of the flash flooding. meantime, eight people including two children are missing and about 400 homes have washed away in haze county. one river in that area rose 30 feet in just three hours. the storms have forced hundreds between oklahoma and texas to evacuate. unfortunately, more bad weather is on the way. reporting live in the digital operations center, i'm rosemary connors, "nbc 10 new

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. >> talk about american heroes.ery, very special to me. let's take up the picture of the detachment 66 from the 352nd civil air command. look at those guys: they are american heroes. one of them is a very special friend of mine, much too humble to allow me to say his name but colonel you know i am thinking of you and all of you guys. as my kids would say "you guys rock." they are out helping to fight against isis. they their families, deserve our great admiration and gratitude. we thank you so much. not just on memorial day. every day. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> okay, friend da, and you can catch brenda, tomorrow, take over a special memorial day "your world," at 4:00 p.m. eastern and as always watch brenda on bullses and bears every saturday morning right here on the fox news. >> thank you. and the tickets are slow on mohammed, you can see the troops were on hand for the indy 500 and they got a comeback for the ages. ♪ devour food that's good for you, the same way, you devour food that's not good for you. ♪ kell

>>> honoring our nation's heros this memorial day weekend. we salute the men and women who have sacrificed. >> protecting your cat. with the weather getting nicer why you may want to keep your windows closed. >> and good morning, everyone. welcome to fox 29 weekend. i'm bill anderson. it's a beautiful sunday, may 24 and we've got jennie joyce here with us. >> good morning. >> thanks for letting me stop in. i hope everybody is enjoying the long hall day weekend. >> it looks like there's some great weather for dave to tell us about. >> i want to see how the weather is going to be for memorial day weekend. >> thanks for that. he's in media, and it looks like weather is continuing to warm up there. we're in transition for that nice, comfortable dry weather yesterday to the hot and humid weather. 68 to 78 and staying in the upper 70s, could touch 80 degrees. a little cooler up in the north and western suburbs but quickly warming up, a brief chill out there. things are all clear on ultimate doppler radar. we're staying dry today. the question here

beyond the soldier and hero he was a family man of faith.se that inspired her to write her new book "american wife," where she tells her story of love and loss with chris. >> there is so much more to him. it was my chance to share that side. i think he's earned it. >> reporter: for taya chris was her unlikely soul mate her cowboy in shining armor. >> he just had this softness and this tenderness. i continue to look back and be in awe of how he managed it so well honestly. >> reporter: the chance meeting between taya and chris started off on a rocky note a in the film "american sniper" how true was the first meeting? >> so true. i drank a little too much. >> reporter: not exactly love at first sight, or was it? >> we're in a bar, you know. he was so genuine and had a depth to him. in this really hot body with a cute face. >> reporter: they married on march 16th 2002. had two children a son named bubba and a daughter nicknamed angel. as taya holds her infant chris is preparing to ship out for the fourth time. >> how are you supposed to be mad

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we remember the heros that fought for this great country. i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you for starting your day with us. a major security square. >> capitol police detonating a pressure cooker found in a suspicious vehicle. the car's owner now under arrest. >> let's go to rich edison who has the latest at this hour. >> officers spotted the suspicious looking vehicle which smelled of gasoline around 5:00 last night parked only blocks away from the u.s. capitol all of this as thousands gathered on the national mall for a nearby concert. they found a pressure cooker and blew it apart. >> in a statement the u.s. capitol police say quote uscp bomb squad safely got the vehicle and performed a thorough hand search. this provided a loud bang you heard it there at about 8:20 p.m. uspc concluded the investigation with negative results and nothing hazardous found. police are treating pressure cookers as weapons because they have been. bombers used two pressure cookers in their attack and utes add pressure cooker in a failed b

felt i was going to be a hero. the more we ran i got stuck on the bottom. in got discouraged and worried but got back to the outside got to push brian scott and they are coming to the tri-oval i had a huge head of steam and was trying to find a way to get to a clean lane. couldn't get it. came in fourth with these guys is huge, great finish. so good day. we'll see what we do tomorrow. >> great showing for j.j. yeley. >> vince six cautions in today's race and scariest our third. number of drivers coming down pit road, brendan gaughan, you see here colliding with the pit sign holder of the 98 of aric almirola. two pit crew members were hurt on that 98 team. one of them taken to the infield care center and released. another taken to a local hospital for further evaluation. that's the latest we have on that situation. >> so a big win today for joey logano. jeff gordon's final trip to the tv booth with us and i think you saved your best for last pretty entertaining. >> thanks to austin dillon and the other drivers. did you not disappoint. wow that was incredible

there you think of yourself as a hero or simply -- do you think of yourself as a hero or simply a mother who did what she had to do? toya: i do not think of myself as a hero at all. i have not even gotten to the point where i can comprehend the fact that that is what they are calling me. i was just trying to get my son out of a bad situation. charlie: you have received a huge focus from the media. people like me and others. you were on "cbs this morning," "the view," other programs. it was on the evening news and everywhere else. what do you make of all of that? toya: i agreed to do all of the newscasts and the broadcasts because some people are going to have their opinions about baltimore city and about the way that i dealt with the situation and i just wanted them to hear my side of it as a mother. i do not think that i was the only mother that showed up. i think i was the only mother who was caught on camera, that is what i think. some others might not have been able to be there. they had to send their boyfriends or a cousin or uncle or something like that. at no time do i think that

one of the victims was a firefighter who's being haled a hero this morning. captain jason farley died helping neighbors evacuate from their flooded homes in clairemoore, oklahoma. the fast-moving water swept farley into a storm drain and he drowned. >>> [ bleep ]. >> oh, my god! stop, stop stop! he needs to get out. >> these pictures were caught in san antonio, texas. the rushing water swept the suv away. bystanders were able to rescue the driver. later in texas the governor will visit some of the hardest hit areas in the state. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 20 minutes before 5:00. we're getting a warmer start this morning. right now in philadelphia 65 degrees. the wind is calm. that will change in a big way. we'll see a pretty good wind especially this after noon. along with the wind will come a quick warmup. into the low 70s and heading towards the 80s. right around lunchtime we'll be in the very low 80s. 1:00 83 degrees at philadelphia. quick warmup. it will stay dry. nothing to show you on the radar. not toda

this company, healing 4 heros, makes it simple-- just fill out this online form and submit your request. >> every patient they have, loves these products. >> reporter: deanna dutting is the owner of healing 4 heros. a cbs news producer posing as a potential sales rep recently met her at a restaurant in florida and dud dutting shared the pitch she makes to service members and veterans. >> hey here's these amazing creams. they're completely free. all you have to do is type in your number expawnl submit it. >> reporter: dutting told us a doctor then calls the patient for a phone consultation and writes a prescription. this one-month supply of car and pain creams plus a dietary supplementing costs taxpayer around $25,000. >> if you want to feel bad or do your own research, you can do like the rest us did but we got over it real quick once we started making our money. >> reporter: dutting told us she only collects 3%, that most of the money goes to patient care america, a compounding pharmacy in florida that makes the creams and supplements. >> how much is the pharmacy making? >> oh, million

has anything improved since then are or we failing our heroes? >> joining us is pete hegseth.aving me. >> we saw house speaker john boehner tear into the leadership of the v.a. this week and said little has been done. al do you agree? it's still one to ten, how would you rate it? >> i'd have to rate it to a zero to .5. there has been tiny bits of progress here and there. i've felt like a broken record over the last year saying many of the same things. this is a broken culture. you can't steer a ship of $160 billion. that doesn't move quickly. unfortunately, zero people not one -- some say one, by our count zero people have been held accountable. wait times are no better today than they were were a year ago. vet veterans have a card but they're not allowed to use it. there is no accountability. there is no culture change. without the culture change you won't see an environment of customer service that veterans deserve. >> can you tell us why secretary mcdonald came in president obama this is someone who is going to take a fresh look. has the bureaucracy won? >> i think so. we h

the true hero in this situation is the young sister. >> sister is a hero absolutely.umatized and police are still trying to figure out if the teen who tried to kidnap him has any ties to the family. >>> amotion michigan shirt celebrates the old person in the world. she was born on may 23rd 1999. make her 116 years old this past weekend a lot of people asking how she made it so long. she says hey i never drank or smoked. that's what she credits for good health over the years. she did not use a walker until she was 104. her only surgery to date was to remove her tonsils. happy birthday. >> good for her. >> wow! >>> you may have noticed something new on the beach this weekend. >> phone chargers are on the boardwalk now. so you're wired everywhere, right? they're convenient but are they a good idea. >> we're asking beach goers. new possible weapon in the fight against autism. how baby horses could be giving doctors some new ideas. tom. >> phillies starting a series in new york trying to do something they haven't done since last september. and history made right here in ph

[background noise] [indiscernible] [sirens] >> the 2014 will call of heroes.ffrey w garrett. james b hart. william h kelly. john t williamson. alaska, patrick scott johnson. gabriel bell rich. -- gabriel l rich. arizona -- john t hobbs. david s payne. tyler j. stewart. arkansas -- pete richardson. california -- jordan j. porter. christopher a. cohortkohortzo . michael d. davis jr. ricky p. delfortino. sean r. diamond. juan j. gonzalez. scott m. huel. y. costa yuchenko. brian m. law. nicholas c. lee. timothy d. mitchell. danny p. oliver. roberto c. sanchez. tom a. smith jr. colorado -- david m. baldwin. florida -- robert g. german. michael lee horn. charles r. condeck jr. mark h. lawson. [crying] jonathan s. pine. chelsea renee richards. christopher l. smith. georgia -- n. l. hawk. kevin d. jordan. michael a. noris. stephen l. thomas. [sirens] [background noise] illinois -- james p. morsby. indiana -- jacob d. calvin. perry w. wren. nicholas e. schultz. jeffrey b. westerfield. iowa -- howard j. snyder. kansas -- jason e. harwood. kentucky -- bob w. branham. lou

because the thing is if we see all cops as heroes we don't question them.ore importantly, they don't question themselves. and as a consequence, there's not accountability and there's not the kind of interplay between the police and the citizenry that is important in a healthy democracy. >> so we've been talking about baltimore and there is possibly a slowdown there among police officers who are not being protected. and david, you say that it cost taxpayers more than $8.5 billion a year to pay for the nypd and between salary overtime and the value of their benefits the average beat cop costs taxpayers more than $150,000 per year. that's a lot of money. so police officers then are slowing down. they're not really doing what they are supposed to do they're sworn to protect, right? >> let me make two points. one is i'm not here to quibble about how much police officers do or don't get paid. but it's important that we understand it. because, you know, the number that gets thrown out there every time is the starting salary which doesn't begin to cover what we as

next at 6:00, a family says goodbye to a military hero. he inspired his own son to fight and save lives. plus, doug hill tells us when this jury whether will clear out and what to expect for memorial day weekend. tim: unit will not believe how john wall was just by the league today. the main topic of conversation at baseball is bryce harper against the yankees. the big ejection. we will hear about leon:maureen: this man did landed a gyro copter on the u.s. capitol and is now leading not guilty. doug hughes faces almost 10 years in prison. he says he will not do it again that he would not change what he did. >> i accepted the consequences of what i was doing because i believed it is critical that we return our democracy to the people. maureen: he intended to deliver a letter to congress urging a change in campaign finance laws. more than 60 years after a father went on a military mission and never returned, family finally has closure. he was at the arlington national cemetery today is a hero was laid to rest. reporter: this burial on thursd

how it all centers around a super hero and the local fan who is taking center stage. devon: first about your mother's day forecast and then we'll start to track at least the effects of ana. what we do with the cold front counteracting it as well. our complete forecast just minutes ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. get a free necklace with purchase. the eva mendes collection. exclusively at new york and company. kellye: closed captioning is fairly commonplace these days but what is far less common is help for the visually impaired. a marymount university student decided to change that. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg explains how he did it. reporter: if you're impressed by the rich description and detail you'll want to hear the story. >> i just felt like i could help people. reporter: he is a freshman at marymount university in arlington and could not wait for last month's premiere of the netflix series "daredevil" but after watching found out netflix did not provide aid for the visually

. >>> while we honor those, it's a time are to reflect on the hidden heroes. the people caring for the wounded veterans who survived in combat. michelle observe honored them, 36-year-old adrian lost both his legs in afghanistan and said his wife is his own hidden hero. >> none of us would be in position we're at if it wasn't for those people taking care of us. i'm trying to say thank you as much as i can. >> lawmakers are pushing for legislatures to give hidden hero more support. there's 5 million people caring for america's wounded veteran. >>> us military jets -- in a jfk airport in new york. an anonymous collar said there was a weapon. no weapon found. >>> drivers on the san mateo bridge are enjoying a smoother ride. the bridge is back open after a weekend-long closure and we're going a drive. >>reporter: cal trans spent the entire weekend laying down a special concrete mix they say should make it smoother. let's check it out for ourselves. that's the sound of virgin asphalt across the entire span of the bridge. to get it done, cal trans shut down the san m

in new jersey are cheering on a little hero.mall in eyes but bring in strength. aj gonzales battling a disease that has no known cure. >> he's only four years old but his courage and super hero strength is catching on. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live in bellmawr, new jersey, tonight. this guy is an inspiration shawnette. >> reporter: he certainly is. four years old. tonight he was wearing a super hero cape as he does to treatments and hospital visits his way of coping with the disease, and tonight the community showed overwhelming support. (applause). >> reporter: overwhelming show of support for this precious four-year-old aj gonzales and his family. >> this town has been absolutely amazing to us. we're lucky to live here roar report outside the bellmawr municipal building firefighters, police, the camden county sheriff's department and an entire community all here to show support for aj as he battles a rare and terminal disease. >> i was born and raised in bellmawr. i knew i had support. i didn't know i had this type of supp

for if we are to be true to these heroes today, we must never forget why world war ii was fought andn. we must maintain solidarity with one another, never allowing our differences to interfere with the most profound values we share. and we must be willing to uphold that principle by defending democratic institutions and values throughout the world. in the weeks after v.e. day, i returned to czechoslovakia with my family. because the fighting was over, my parents and i did our best to settle in and resume a normal life. but within a couple of years the government of czechoslovakia was taken over by communists. once again, my family was forced into exile, this time sailing across the ocean to a new and welcoming home. i will never -- forever be grateful for the warm reception we received in the united states and for the opportunity i had to grow up in a country that cherished freedom. and i will always be mindful that this opportunity only came about because of the millions of american men and women who worked and fought to achieve the historic victory we commemorate today. i cannot te