there are intersections at 20th and irving, 21st and irving, 22nd, 23rd, and many of those locations have blank walls where they are just building sites and not that much traffic. thank you very much for your attention. >> before you sit down, i have a question, i'm not as familiar with the neighborhood as many of you are. 20th and irving, you're suggesting are better alternatives? >> they're still shopping areas, but the -- >> there's no bus line going down there? >> the bus line is going on 23rd out bound on the south -- excuse me, the west side. >> what about 21st and 20th? >> 21st and 20th are just less congested, not as much traffic. >> thanks. >> next speaker, please. >> commissioners, my name is benjamin lu, i'm a long time resident of the sunset district, and every day in the morning, i go up to 22nd and irving, have a cup of coffee and donut and deliver my mail, i was sitting all the time watching, it was one of the most heavy traffic in terms of [inaudible] traffic, irving and 22nd because it's so hard to find a parking space so people are jaywalking to drop their mail, the

of the cabinet, this is where the bus stop is on irving, it's on the other side of irving, mr. yee's property is here and the cabinet is here so to show you a scale, somebody put up a picture that made it look like it was towards the corner. let me start with this one, here's the corner so this is the windows you were looking at on this photo, this is the cabinet, it is significantly down the street, it is in front of a blank wall, the post office that was mentioned is this building over here which is more clearly shown in this photographic which this is the cabinet, this is the post office, so it is located as far away from the entrance to mr. yee's property as well as to the post office as it can be, the picture you were shown of the car parked is an existing facility, that prior to the department's order, those citations did not exist, this is further away from the curb. >> what was the photo shown earlier? >> it was a different facility. >> do you know which exhibit it was? >> it was the one that someone put on an overhead, so i just wanted to point out that the new guideli

the first location was across the street at the 22nd and irving market and the owners there objected to the location because it was a busy loading zone. and so the at&t sought to have it relocated across the street. the very rational for which at&t agreed that the first location was a poor location applies so of the location where it is now, it is adjacent essentially to the u.s. postal service facility sunset station, it is very highly trafficked, very busy sidewalk and area, people coming and going at all times and on the weekends. the department of public works admits in its brief that the lip and the edge of the smf as it has been placed does pose a risk of tripping, but someone states that nothing can be done about that. i think that that is absolutely unacceptable. it's absolutely unacceptable for an smf to be placed in a not well considered location where there's tons of foots traffic f, instead of placing it in fropt of a market where there's a loading zone, now we have it in front of a postal facility where people are coming and going, carrying packages and carrying packages

have they ever been employed when irving fisher said in one thousand and twenty nine that stocks had reached a permanently high plateau save him and as we discussed is the same ability of current markets and here's what's in your prime interest. how would you like to get paid for being a facebook user well i found i found someone who thinks you should earlier i spoke with jaron lanier the father of virtual reality and author of who owns the future and his book he makes the case for the month of ation a personal information his work as a computer scientist won him a position on times one hundred most influential people he has also worked on projects at atari in microsoft and he founded it research which was the first company to sell virtual reality products let's listen in to this fascinating conversation. an optimist because they see a way that advancing technology can create a stronger middle class than ever before in the past the middle class has always needed special little mechanisms to help it out because it wouldn't be stable otherwise their vote was big for ten year or license

irving street. block they going through they paint 3 or 4 streets in the block the poles the utility boxes, mailbox. >> thank you. >> okay. >> put the drop cloth. come on around. >> there you go. force for we have to remember we are not painters we abate graffiti. we are abaters not painters. get that out of the way and keep moving. >> how many of these do you do a day? how many poles we do a day? >> yeah. >> depends on the location. may be 20. >> do you like working with the team? >> yes because i'm a people person. i like being outside and interacting with the public and i like the response we get especially from the good job we do in the community. >> goodbye. do you like this top? that's so gay. really? yeah. it's totally gay. you know, you really shouldn't say that. say what? well, say that something is "gay" when you mean it's bad. it's insulting. what if every time something was bad, everybody said, "ugh. that's so girl wearing a skirt as a top." oh. you are. ha ha. shut up. those are cute je

might just pretend the next housing collapse the new york fed traveled back eighty years to channel irving fisher let's just make sure stocks remain cheap ok templi then we talk with jaron lanier who lie in dust of the future of social media monetization and we profiled mel watt who we predict will one day learn the definition of a derivative finally history repeating itself with the independent foreclosure review as a second round of bad checks and an already bad settlement made their way to insult foreclosure victims thanks for watching and make sure you come back tomorrow make sure you follow us on facebook at facebook dot com slash prime interest from all of us here at prime and just have a great night. real damage and complexity of this oil spill is not something you just by looking at dirty birds we have between four to five million people in this directly affected area of the clothes and it's pretty clear why it's not being reported because b.p. can't afford to have a reported all along the gulf coast are clean they are safe and they're open for business if b.p.'s. the single larges

boston skient irving would have been better passing on guidant and saving its money.ntire company now has an enterprise value of just $15 billion. beyond the guidant fiasco, boston scientific has faced everything from patent lawsuits -- to serious competition in a weak with, global economy, to fda warning letters for quality control issues. to give you some idea how far this stock has fallen in 2005 boston scientific peaked at an astounding $45 a share, but for more than three years now the darn thing has been flat lining below ten smaesckers. boston scientific has rallied an amazing 69% in the beginning of the year and at $9 and change it's poised to break near the $10 barrier and the reason is it's been turning itself around. boston scientific margins are on the rise and the balance sheet looks good and they finally have a pipeline with some exciting prospects and not producing revenues now, but certainly in the future. first of all, the company has moved into a bunch of new areas that's expected to grow incredibly fast. they bought a company called asthmatics. and

irving street. every block they going through they paint 3 or 4 streets in the block the poles the utility boxes, mailbox. >> thank you. >> okay. >> put the drop cloth. come on around. >> there you go. force for we have to remember we are not painters we abate graffiti. we are abaters not painters. get that out of the way and keep moving. >> how many of these do you do a day? how many poles we do a day? >> yeah. >> depends on the location. may be 20. >> do you like working with the team? >> yes because i'm a people person. i like being outside and interacting with the public and i like the response we get especially from the good job we do in the community. >> goodbye. >>> good evening, everybody. if i can have everybody's attention for a few minutes. we would like to welcome you to the reopening of our visitor information center here in san francisco. it's a real great occasion for us. we enjoy seeing it today than the way it was before. many visitors especially international visitors get off the b

. >>> finally pga golf, key began bradley playing catch me if you can in irving, texas. he was in charge for 13 under. tied for second this guy, bay with gillis. nice approach shot right there. what goes up must come down. sorry you didn't get to see it. >>> a couple more details on the preakness. lucky day was 2nd. orb was behind right of the gateses. >> he was out of it. no triple crown winner. >> thanks so much. >>> be sure to watch the cbs prime time line up. at 10:00 it's 48 hours. that's immediately followed by wjz's news at 11:00 >>> tonight at 11:00, a cigarette smuggling ring that could be supplying money to terrorists. >> also, it's a record jackpot. what are your odds of win ning $600 million? we will have that plus the winning numbers tonight on eyewitness news at 11:00. people are talking about how they would spend that. any ideas what you would do? >> spend it fast. >> i wouldn'ted know what wouldn't know what to do. wouldn't know what to do. ,,,,,, let's play: [ all ] who's new in the fridge! our mystery guest: ensure complete... uh...do you support bones?

. >> reporter: irving mann of mann jewelers has a piece of jewelry he thought he'd never see again. > idea it was lost. i just because wasn't too long afterwards which i was wounded and it got to be a little hectic. >> reporter: he was a corporal and served from 1943 to 1946. during that time he was stationed in france including the town of vertal. there they dug foxholes and met two french women at this barn house. >> with my labored french i made myself understood i would like to trade my rations for some eggs out of her henhouse and she understood and agreed that she'd be very happy to make the trade. >> reporter: almost 70 years later the granddaughter and niece of those women contacted mann after finding his tag near that farm house. >> at first my thought was it's a scam. i mean how could after 69 years suddenly the dog tags show up. it had been in the ground that long? >> reporter: during those 69 years mann built a business, raised a family received many honors including a purple heart and french legion of honor. >> all of those are very meaningful but this is a separate issue

specific case, there was a second permit that was applied to, i believe it was on 24th avenue and irving also, okay, and it was applied for, i believe, it was at some point because of neighborhood concerns withdrawn or put on -- and i think at&t suspended that permit temple -- temporarily so they can evaluate that as they did with the supermarket location, so again, the department can cannot dictate in a certain perspective of exactly where, but it needs to satisfy the regulations as identified by the department -- by the dpw order. if it is a question as it relates to the various locations that was evaluated by at&t, i have to rely upon at&t's comments specifically because my understanding has been they have been working with the community, they have provided statements that they've been working with the community and there has been meetings with the community. >> you have been aware of the concerns raised by the appellant with respect to the location and so what i'm trying to understand is whether the department took into consideration other alternative locations and found those altern

>> another night dousing flames on the street in the poorest mainly immigrant suburbs of the swede irv capital. all this week there have been those on the -- youths on the rampage. the ongoing unrest four nights in a row now has led police to change their tactics in response. >> we are much more offensive now to prevent, stop and if that's not enough, arrest people. >> that's because the emergency services, firefighters as well as police have become targets of the rioters. >> it's awful. >> the worst thing the is people throwing stones against the emergency services who have come here to extinguish the fires. it's scary, i think. > and as swedes reflect on the -- on what's behind it all. it may be because the police shooting to death a 65-year-old and has it been stoked by youth unemployment. there may be underlying issues at work. but whatever the cause, these images have shocked a country facing austerity but not the level of crisis that's proy advocated undomestic other european countries. >> coming up in the next half-hour on gmt much more on that brutal attack on the streets of lo

so next week on tour, the -- the guys head to irving, texas, for the hp byon nelson. the bmw charity pro-am. and he has always had, you know, the flare for the moment, johnny. he wins his 100th start. he wins in his 200 pga tour start. and wins in his 300th career start here. guess he is a shoo-in, some 100 start from now as well. >> it is very impressive. and the key little phrase was, "he's getting better." referring to himself. the work he put in is paying off. he has even moved it up a notch with new standing. closer to it. able to be up the line and done the line more. play the cut. play it straight. he can play the draw. he has been stuck with the fade all the time. it is impressive. the really key stat was minus 12 on par 5. the best tiger has ever done here at this golf course. this championship. so five pars won it for him. one under in the threes and fours. really, beside the 14th hole which was really unusual shot for him at high pop up hook was the terrible shot. but, beside that he played great golf. he is looking really good for -- for the future. and lo

just irving about what's happening now in gun culture is the way the n.r.a. spearheading this kind of integration of children into the use of things like assault weapons and military style semiautomatic weapons as opposed to the old you know bold action on to the right tools that kids maybe grew up with a generation or two ago with a reported three hundred million guns already circulating in the us kyle copeland founded the armed citizens project to give firearms out for free we're going to be training and arming residents in a neighborhood in oak forest in houston it's a high crime neighborhood with a lot of home invasions and we're offering all the residents that live in our targeted neighborhood if they can pass a background check and it will take our training class will give them for free a pump action shotgun for home defense when it came to defending attendees at the new orleans parade even police officers interspersed in the crowd couldn't stop the gunman so all in all this was a pretty shameful day for washington but many argue the legislation for bas

transportation where people actually ride public transit and not having, you know, may be nice to have an irving ton bart station. i don't know if they're going to get the rider ship like we do into san francisco. thank you. >> thanks. commissioner sugaya. >> am i the only commissioner that's confused about this presentation? there's a draft plan out, we don't have a copy of the draft plan. so, and there are supposed to be comments that are supposed to be made. and i don't know if this is the hearing to make comments since it expires next week. so, i'm a little bit confused. i appreciate the presentation overview of what's in the plan and where we stand as a city with respect to the plan and all of that, but i'm still not -- maybe you could clarify. >> >> commissioner, sarah [speaker not understood]. yes, part of the reason for this presentation is we are very interested in your thoughts on the issues. i apologize we did not put copies of the plan or the e-i-r in your packet because they are enormous and they are online. we didn't expect that you would read it all, although i guess we should hav

less released a study that concludes stocks are about as cheap as they've ever been as well when irving fischer said in one nine hundred twenty nine that stocks had reached a permanently high plateau stay tuned as we discuss this the same ability of current markets and here's what's in your prime interest.

the government e-mails and messages, like irving is the leader of go daddy.e says washington has gone too far. it is a little unnerving. we are curious about who is on your side. >> i've never had that conversation with the irs. i would say we protect the privacy of the small businesses. there is overreaching. we're in the business of putting small businesses in business. when the economy is children a little bit people turned themselves in america to say i'm going to go start my own business. they wwll take that step and the easiest place to do that is online. neil: became a cottage industry in and of your own. i assume you get powerful political attention. the government thinks a lot of people to your site, we want to know who they arr. just like essentially coming that way to google and to verizon. we want to get these phone records, i'm always shocked they just say yeah. >> i think it is not right. neil: they are suspicious characters. >> and the evidence is? where is the proof that is actually happening, is there a subpoena? quite frankly we are trusted

it was picture perfect day in irving, texas. check out this shot. on the par-4 14th. takes a couple of bunses bouncen for an eagle. bradley started the day with a three shot lead. a 68 today has him on top by one going into the final round. >> tom gillis is two back thanks to shots like this from the bunker on 18 and at it in for a birdie. this sports report brought to you by river rock casino. and mike shumann should be back tomorrow. >> good to have you. thank you for joining us for this edition of abc7 news. >> the abc app is available for android phone and the kindle fire. you can download it for free from itunes, the amazon app store and on google play. there are two kinds there are two kinds how to khinking about how to kill people--psychopaths and mystery writers. i'm the kind that pays better. who am i? i'm rick castle. castle. castle. i really am ruggedly handsome, aren't i? every writer needs inspiration, and i've found mine. detective kate beckett. beckett. beckett. nikki heat? the character he's basing on you. and thanks to my friendship with the mayor, i

irving man says he lost his dog tag in france the nazis.said he recently heard from a woman in normandy who found her dog tag. >> i think it was incredible that someone went through that trouble. >> the dog tag now goes with a purple heart and a bronze star he received for showing valor in action. >>> a photographer returns to the scene and talks to the man who was keeping the memorial there alive. >> meteorologist rosemary orozco is tracking the wet weather across the area and how long it will last. >> more trouble on a cruise ship. the incident that cut short a vacation to the bahamas for thousands of people. ♪ ♪ [ engine revs ] [ female announcer ] small... [ engine revs ] wicked... ♪ and now... ♪ topless. ♪ the fiat 500 abarth cabrio. ♪ why shop t.j.maxx and marshalls? one. you get all the the fiat awesome brand names. two. you get them for less than department stores, and that's awesome. three. she'll think you look stylish and awesome. four. you'll actually be awesome. which is awesome. t.j.maxx and marshalls. two awesome ways to scor

irving man says he lost his dog tag in france while fighting the nazis. he said he recently heard from a woman in normandy who found her dog tag. >> i think it was incredible that someone went through that trouble. >> the dog tag now goes with a purple heart and a bronze star he received for showing valor in action. >>> a photographer returns to the scene and talks to the man who was keeping the memorial there alive. >> meteorologist rosemary orozco is tracking the wet weather ac >>> an american flag was spotted today in the midst of the tornado strewn town of moore, oklahoma. last week's tornado killed 24 people and it destroyed more than 12,000 homes in that area. >>> a terrorist scare today in new york where police closed down the brooklyn bridge to investigate an abandoned vehicle. police discovered the suspicion vehicle at around 3:30. nothing suspicious was found, police gave the all clear and reopened the bridge after about 90 minutes. >>> an investigation is now under way after an early morning fire broke out on board a royal caribbean cruise ship

we had a huge surge with all of irving and challenges we had at that point of interest and others coming in. the president of harvard was an intern. many others. .ut lots of those books stayed we of more retirement eligible employees than the share did any other agency across the federal government. this is a real challenge for us. one thing we can do is build a hub connect -=- hud connect system. it really has spawned all of whereinterest groups folks are sharing ideas, thoughts about the agency, knowledge in ways that we could that we could never create. we started to connect those employees to the denver employees. riven under 5 group. not that they are under 5 years old. [laughter] that they have been there less than five years. we of connected them with some of the most experienced managers. it has been a great thing both for the bulls to have been there 30, 40, 50 years, and as well as the ever employees to get to the point of before, which is how you up encourage folks to stay once they are ready in public service? the ways tone of invest in human capital is to in making the decis

released a study that concludes stocks are about as cheap of a as they've ever been as well when irvingfisher said in one thousand and twenty nine that stocks had reached a permanently high plateau saved and as we discussed is the same ability of current market and here's what's in your prime interest. how would you like to get paid for being a facebook user well i found i found someone who thinks you should earlier i spoke with jaron lanier the father of virtual reality and author of who owns the future and his book he makes the case for the months of ation of personal information his work as a computer scientist won him a position on times one hundred most influential people he has also worked on projects at atari and microsoft and he founded research which was the first company to sell virtual reality products let's listen in to this fascinating conversation. in optimists because they see a way advancing technology can create a stronger middle class than ever before in the past the middle class has always needed special little mechanisms to help it out because it wouldn't be stable o

irv nould not be in an exempt status is doing something to do with work or educational work because that puts them in a very difficult position. we should change that. we should require more disclosure when it comes to political campaigns. but just to get back to your earlier point, thomas, in terms of the republican party and your statement, i do think bob dole's statements were very telling and you see this de-vicks happening right now where you've about gone ted corruption and a vote blocking the effort to try to negotiate an agreement. we want speak irboehner to agree to go to conference on the budget to try to iron out these differences so we can move forward on the economy and deal with the long-term deficit. >> sir, thanks for taking time out for me. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> we want to bring you up to speed, tell you more of this breaking news we're getting out of afghanistan. militants have launched a coordinated attack on a guest house used by a red cross. suicide started at the gates. two more insurgents entered the building and are now in a fire fight with security fo

. >> irv hope not. >> do you think they will let us keep the uniforms? >> no, we have to give them back. >> hey, we're ball dudes. they locked us out. >> what's up with that! >> we couldn't get lawrence back home. he says let's do some more, frank, let's go. >> what did i text you after you watched that? >> how much you loved our acting acts. >> is that what i said? >> i don't think so. >> that's what you meant to say. >> are you practicing though? >> we have been practicing, you betcha. you know? >> i have to correct you. earlier you said you put face paint on your face? it's called eye black. >> whatever it's called. >> sports guys. >> come on. >> those gates will be open. we'll be playing out there. >> liz compared you to meryl streep. 60 some odd-year-old actress. >> john wayne or clint eastwood. >> curly, larry and mo? [ laughter ] >>> around the bay area today, we are going to see some changes that wind is going to be kicking up outside, cool and breezy at the giants game with a couple of ball dudes enjoying a childhood fantasy. 62 degrees heading

at the hp byron nelson championship in irving, texas, sang moon bay, a 26-year-old from koreaback wonirst pga tour title by two over keegan bradley. game one of the nba western conference final, san antonio led by toby parker grabbed the lead early and never gave it up, defeating the memphis grizzlies at home to take game one of that series. for more sports news and information, go to cbssports.com. m information, go to cbssports.com. m jim nantz reporting. and i honestly didn't think i would ever quit. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. it put me at ease that you could smoke on the first week. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. don't take cha

if you need a joint replaced, it will cost you $160,000 at a hospital in irving, texas, which is near if you travel five miles down the same street, another hospital will charge just $42,000. roughly a quarter of the cost for the same procedure. in new york city, one hospital charged $34,000 to treat a case of asthma or bronchitis. 63 blocks away, another hospital charged $8,000 for that same procedure. the government used medicare billings to compile the research and acknowledged the degree of illness could account for variation in cost. some hospitals pushed back. a spokesman for keck hospital told the new york times, academic medical centers have a higher cost structure. and the vice president of the american hospital association told the washington post that the official bill called the charge master rate isn't always paid in full. quote, the charge master, my goodness, the charge master can be confusing because it is highly variable and generally not what a consumer would pay. even an uninsured person isn't always paying the charge master rate. we'll go to our own charge master.

the irv is the one that could get the most dangerous, particularly if there is any evidence politicalials encourage this selective enforcement. >> ron brownstein, good to see you. thanks so much. >> good to see you. >>> high-stakes involved as well in this court case we're going to be talking about, oj. simpson. he took the stand in court for the first time ever taking the stand. he wants a new trial. we'll hear his version of events that led to that kidnapping and robbery conviction. [ male announcer ] from red lobster's chefs to your table our seafood dinner for two for just 25 dollars! first get salad and cheddar bay biscuits. then choose from a variety of seafood entrées. plus choose either an appetizer or a dessert to share. offer ends soon at red lobster! where we sea food differently. 14 clubs. that's what they tell us a legal golf bag can hold. and while that leaves a little room for balls and tees, it doesn't leave room for much else. there's no room left for deadlines or conference calls. not a single pocket to hold the stress of the day, or the to-do list of tomorrow. only

all against a republican president that go nowhere fast and opening hearings in the house with sam irvingered a joke, richard nixon was considered safely ensconced in office and we knew one hearing led to another hearing, led to republican howard baker famously asking that question what did the president know and when did he know it and conflicting testimony the idea that there were tapes so things just happen, the more witnesses you have the more testimony will conflict with another and that invites the problem. dagen: with the irs scandal this shines a light on an increasingly powerful part of our government with the health-care law, the enforcement. >> we had 16,000 irs agents taking of the health-care law. whether that is a dumb idea i have serious qualms about that. when you have a problem with your contractor working on your house and he blows up your basement accidentally, but he is responsible for also adding a wing to the house and fixing up the attic, you would just say here's what i am going to do, i want to go slow on this. that is where we stand with this. we have enough proo

he talked about a lawsuit by trustee irving picard against the bank, a lawsuit for the most part dismissedanding but not on the ground of the suit and a portion of that suit is on appeal and still lives. what the trustee says and mr. madoff says that the bank should have known what they were up to. now mr. madoff says in our interview, not only did they know, they really know. here is the quote. there is no question, mr. madoff said that jpmorgan is guilty. they would have to be idiots to not realize what was going on. the reason because of the falsified sec reports he filed with the bank and brokerage statements with clients at bank would not much up with the reports he was giving them monthly. the bank responded to this. a source close to jpmorgan chase tells fox business that madoff has made these false accusations many times in past interviews. mr. madoff says, that the inspector general's office from the united states treasury has contacted him and that they are investigating these accusations against jpmorgan chase. we've called the ig's office for confirmation of that. they have not

highlight of the evening was the singing of god bless america led by the man who wrote the tune,er irvingout it to this day. there were tears falling. >> that song always gets me played at ball games. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and emotions were full friday night, too. everyone appreciated hearing from president nixon's daughter tricia and ross perot who led the way in fighting for the pows ♪ >> the men of the chorus that sang at the prisons in hanoi gave a special performance. ♪ ♪ >> gregg: many of those soldiers spent years in captivity in honor of their service and sacrifice now, an exhibit featuring the original dinner will be on display at nixon presidential library and museum. >> jamie: 40 years, too long. high profile attack on the president's leadership right now senator rand paul is suggesting that our commander in chief has lost his moral authority to lead the nation. >> gregg: new signs of chemical weapons used in syria as violence spreads into neighboring countries. more and a live report from the middle east. >> jamie: new evidence in a murder case against george zimmerman. attorneys preparing

and they sang god bless america led by the man who wrote it irving berlin. >> the american people wanted and we were something good. we were something that they could look at and say, these guys went through it. >> reporter: this was the scene yesterday as the pow's arrived from all corns of the u.s. greeted by a grateful nation, a marine band and a red carpet. an emotional reunion with friends and yet a remembrance of those missing in action and did not make it home. >> it's not what i experienced, but what did i bring from the experience? part of it is, love of our country, appreciate the freedoms we have, realize the sacrifices that it takes. >> reporter: this is a mock up of the east room, this is where the dinner will be held, a very special evening for these guys, bill and no one is more deserving than those who sacrificed so much. bill: indeed. thank you for that. william la jeunesse, yorba linda at the mix on library. martha: a lot of questions about lois learner's paid administrative leave from the i.r.s. karl rove will join us for that coming up. we'll be right back. vo: travel

highlight of the evenings with the singing of god bless america led by the man who wrote the tune, irvingmy wife talks about that to this day. she was standing there, tears flowing down her face. she talks about that to this day. >> that song always gets me playing at ballgames. >> yeah. >> that song is more emotional than the star spank he will abouted banner. ♪ . >> reporter: emotions were full friday night too. everyone appreciated hearing from president nixon's daughter, tricia. keynote note speaker ross perot, who long before running for president led the way fighting for p.o.w.'s. ♪ . the men in the pow chorus who originally sang in the prisons of hanoi and then the white house gave a special performance. ♪ . [applause] yorba linda, california, william la jeunesse. fox news. uma: such an amazing and touching story. many of those soldiers spent years in captivity in honor of their service and sacrifice. an exhibit featuring the original vietnam pow dimmer will be on display at the nixon presidential library and museum until labor day. jon: a motorcycle club in tennessee remembering f

you keep working with irving. and for some reason stanley called little john kennedy jr. irving. everybody else called him.john john. the president didn't want him to be called jack. so they called him john john, stanley called him irving. anyway, mrs. kennedy took a vacation, and she went to greece after the death of their child in august of 1963, little patrick kennedy. and the day she left washington, ellen lincoln called stanley and said the president says the coast is clear, and you better get over here. [laughter] so stanley arrived at the white house, and he waited. and i guess -- yes. this is probably the most iconic photograph taken of the president in the oval office. john john came over to say good night to his father, and he ran to play in his secret place which was under the president's desk. and he popped out, opened the door, and stanley knew that he had a photograph. and stanley said to me, he said i know when i shove off, that's the only picture anybody's or going to remember. -- anybody's ever going to remember. and it is quite true. in all of his obits, they di