station, we have the story. >> reporter: jack milton lived an extraordinary life. served in world war ii, korea and vietnam. but there was one thing that's always eluded him. he never got to down tn the cap gown and get his diploma since he was in vietnam. something that the university of maryland had to fix for one of its most distinguished alums. 55 years later the school made it up for milton, giving him the ceremony he's always wanted. >> i thought about it many times, that i was unable to attend my ceremony after all that hard work. and this more than makes up for it. >> reporter: an act of service for a selfless service member. he initially thought the school was hosting a luncheon to mark his 100th birthday, a milestone he reached in august. the surprise was the icing on the cake. >> i feel like this is the finale of a long journey in education. and, again, i keep using the word appreciative, but i can't think of any other word. >> reporter: what made it even more special is that milton was surrounded by those who matter most. nav she has been a caretaker fo

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. >> world war ii veteran named jack milton was a sophomore at western kentucky duty. he was called to duty. he couldn't atent the graduation because he was deployed to vietnam. on tuesday, the 100-year-old received his diploma. he said this was the best ceremony. he also served in the korean war. congratulations to him. >> around the table. you want to live till you're 100? >> hell yeah. >> all right. that's it for us. have a great night. >> good evening. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. we're coming to you from fox news world head quarters in new york. israel and hamas, the war. is it president biden's vietnam? one presentingsive senator says yes. we heard from a security expert that said the u.s. is in a second cold war and falling behind. congressional democrats have high hopes for new marijuana rules. henry cuellar and his wife are charged with conspiracy and bribery in connection with a federal probe in their ties to azerbaijan. rich edson has more. >> prosecutors accused henry cuellar and his wife from receiving bribes from an azarbaijan energy company. t th

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