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on monday we introduced to you jim martin of xenia, ohio, known as pee-wee. 70 years ago this week, heuted into normandy with the 101st airborne division. today he performed an encore. >> go, pee-wee, go! >> dubois: martin, now 93, joined daredevils from all over the world to commemorate the d- day anniversary. he landed on the same patch of land he did 70 years ago just behind utah beach. ( applause ) martin told us riding in the plane is boring. when you get off the plane, he said, it gets exciting. >> a little bit of ego because i'm 93, and i can still do it. and, also, i just wanted to show all the people that you don't have to sit and die just because you get old. keep doing things. >> dubois: you bet. another d-day veteran returned to normandy this week to complete a mission. that story is next. ♪ roundup ♪ i'm a loving husband and a real good dad ♪ ♪ but weeds just make me rattlesnake mad ♪ ♪ well roundup has a sharp-shootin' wand ♪ ♪ i'm sendin' them weeds to the great beyond ♪ ♪ roundup yeha! [ whip cracks ] ♪ ♪ no need to pump, just point and shoot ♪ ♪ hit 'em in the leaves,

jim martin, 101st airborne division, he at age 93 chose to mark the 70th invasion of the d-day invasion by parachuting in once again. whereupon, he promptly gave the single most straightforward and magnificent on camera interview i have ever seen anybody do in any context in a very long time. watch this. after parachuting in, age 93, he lands. reporters swarm him. everybody is taking his picture. one interviewer gets him on camera. two questions. watch his answers to these questions. did it remind you back then when you jumped 70 years ago? >> no, because nobody was shooting at me. >> what was your feeling? >> to tell you the truth, riding around the plane is boring. when you get off the plane, that's exciting. when you go off the door, that's exciting. there's no fear to it, just something to do. >> right. exactly. plane ride? boring. leaving plane in midair, not boring. no, it's not scary to do this, interviewer, when nobody is shooting at you. it's not scary. i've done the same thing with people trying to kill me. no, i'm not scared. gee, anymore questions? if you do not love para tr

just like jim martin is. jim martin, a veteran of the 101st airborne division, and he today at the age of 93 chose to mark the 70th anniversary of the d-day invasion by parachuting in once again. whereupon he promptly gave the single most straight-forward and magnificent on-camera interview i have ever seen anyone do in any context in a very long time. watch this. after parachuting in, again, age 93, he lands. reporters swarm in, everybody is taking his picture. he gets one interviewer gets him on camera. he gets two questions. watch his answers to these questions. >> did it remind you of back then? when you jumped 70 years ago? >> no, because there wasn't anybody shooting at me today. >> what was your feeling before jumping? >> well, to tell you the truth, riding around in the plane is boring. it's when you get off the plane, that's when it gets exciting. when you go out the door, that's a moment of excitement. there's no fear to it. it's just something you do. >> right. exactly. plane ride, boring. leaving

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american jim martin parachuted into normandy as a 23-year-old private in the first airborne.oday he did it again. >> what made me do it today? a little bit of ego because i'm 93 and i can still do it. >> reporter: back then 13,000 paratroopers dropped behind enemy lawns and a dawn in rough seas, the largest invading force assembled hit the beach. >> everything was pretty bad. >> reporter: andy anderson is back with students from the college of the ozarks, one generation teaching another what happened on that bloody day. >> i can hear the first infantry guys moaning, oh, my god. 4 >> reporter: when you see these kids now, they are the same age you were when you -- >> you know, our generation, it was so different that they have no idea what we went through. >> reporter: what do you think you learned from andy? >> what i learned from andy? honestly, what i can relate to in the most is i can't imagine putting myself out there and running up the beach. i don't think a lot of people can. >> reporter: before leaving, anderson had one more stop. a salute to a fallen friend. and he to

i just realized something that you and jim martin had said to me.ry in the world. big countries like china, russia, india, mexico, sweden, they do not impose the death tax. they are wealthy people. they do not have a middle class. it is the middle class that pays this tax. they are made with the judgment to die. stuart: just for one second, you will pass it in the house. guaranteed it will pass in the house. then it goes to the senate. i guarantee that senator reed will not even pick it up. >> even verbally he said we have to do something about this that. then he never does because they had their powerful lobbying interests. their constituents, including seniors, 70% of americans. , are opposed to the death tax. he is representing special interests to pay for his campaign. stuart: and honor and pleasure to have you on the show. you look terrific. >> god bless you, stu. we have to have more people like you. stuart: just a poor immigrant fresh off the boat. they are in my ear. you just turned 80. is that correct. >> yes. they were very kind to me. rea

. >> reporter: jim martin who parachuted behind the beaches, said it was a lot easier with no one shooting at him. old solders who are the last living link of that day placed a wreath in the memory of the fallen. >> we forget what these guys went through. and 70 years ago and we are losing them and we have to honor their memory and remember what they did to get us here. >> reporter: this memorial was built between the washington monument and lincoln memwrorial. and the they are honoring men and women who saved the world, jenna? >> thank you, wendall. >>> on this d- day pmemioral, te french we'll never forget. helps showering 1 million red rose pedals over the statute of lesht. when our troops landed there to liberate the people of france. >> and a deadly shooting in our seattle college. how one hero stopped the carnage. we'll tell you that story. and the bergdahl swap. are that planning a homecoming or damage control? >>> as we honor the seventieth anniversary of d- day. go to fox news.com and click on asking now and click on to join in on the investigation. to help reduce the risk of anot

. >> 93-year-old jim martin of ohio made his second parasuit landing in normandy yesterday with a bitf help. >> oh, yes. nobody is shooting at me. it's much nicer. >> here in washington, they built the world war ii memorial between the monument to the nation's first president and the one to abraham lincoln. old soldiers remembered the more than 9,000 americans who never came home from normandy. the men who fought say failure was not an option. there was no plan b. and as bad as the losses were, they were less than the military had feared. >> by the end of that longest day, this beach had been fought, lost, refought, and won. a piece of europe once again liberated and free. >>> let's bring in our panel from d.c. a little early ton. steve hayes, a.b. stoddard, and charles krauthammer. some early thoughts about the d-day anniversary. charles. >> well, we cannot ever replay enough -- repay enough this generation, but one thing just mentioned in that report was leadership. eisenhower wrote a statement, had the invasion not succeeded, he wrote it in advance. very short statement in which he

when combat veteran got the chance to relive the moment, 83-year-old jim martin, completed a tandem jump on the utah beach in western france. the commemoration takes place tomorrow morning. and you can find it right her. we will see you at 11:00. >> talk to aljazeera only on al jazeera america welcome to al jazeera america. here are tonight's top stories. there's been a fatal shooting on a college campus in seattle. one victim has died of his wounds three others are being treated. police say they do have a suspect in custody. president obama defended his decision to -- he made the comments from lawmaker whose question whether the president should have notified them first, mr. obama said he will not apologize for bringing home an american. an treatment has been made to reach the authority to fire anyone suspected of misconduct in the v.a. veterans will also be able to visit private doctors to get faster care. acting secretary of care has visited the phoenix facility where 1700 were unable to get medical treatment. he took over from former secretary who resigned last week, those are the he

yesterday, jim martin joined parachuters from another court to reenact that jump on the beach in francethe world war ii veteran said this time it's much nicer. what courage. 93 years old. he gave it his all, sam. >> that's wonderful. he's a dwindling number of veterans. it was 6 million and now to 1 million world war ii vets. >>> the san leandro news police department will be holding a press conference about the latest trend, wilding. that means teenagers are going around the streets terrorizing everything in their path. in the last three days this has happen happened. >>> u.s. army captain mike viti will be stopping in san francisco. viti is walking more than 4400 miles across the u.s. to raise awareness about the sacrifices the troops and their families have made. today he'll be stopping in san francisco to talk with the 49ers and head coach jim harbaugh. >> nice tribute. >>> well, there's going to be good weather here in the bay area. it's been quite warm. >> a taste of summer. >> a little taste of summer. but here in the bay area we go through these waves of heat and then cool you o

in the skies over normandy there were special parachute jumps by veterans. 93-year old american jim martinped near utah beach. >> wonderful. >> woodruff: was it different? >> oh yes, nobody shooting at me. it's much nicer. >> woodruff: 89-year-old scotsman jock hutton took a tandem jump into the very same field in ranville, france, where he landed 70 years ago. >> we trained for months and months and months and we landed with one purpose in mind and that was to liberate ranville, which we did before first light. >> woodruff: back in the united states today, veterans attended a ceremony at the d-day memorial in bedford, virginia. bob sales from madison heights, virginia was in the first wave of soldiers to land. his wife spoke for him today. >> we have to make sure there might never come a day when june the 6th means no more than any other day, that there might never be a generation of americans for whom the name normandy means nothing at all. >> woodruff: to enshrine that history, the national world war two memorial in washington was built ten years ago. today, veterans laid wreaths in fro

. >> on june 6th, 1944, army private first class jim martin, a member of the 101st airborne division, into enemy lines before dawn. yesterday at the age of 93, he did it again, making his first parachute jump in 70 years. >> what made me do it today? >> yeah. >> a little bit of ego but i'm 93 and i can still do it. and also, i just wanted to show all of the people that you don't have to sit and die because you get old. keep doing things. this is interesting. it says here that a woman's sex drive increases at the age of 80. helps reduce the risk of heart disease. it seems that 80 is the new 18. grannies, bless your heart, you are bringing sexy back! eat up. keep heart-healthy. live long. for a healthy heart, eat the 100% natural whole grain goodness of post shredded wheat. doctors recommend it. olive garden's latest iyou!ration? you told us your number one olive garden dishes. now they're part of our 2 for $25 guest favorites! featuring for the very first time your all time favorite dish, creamy chicken alfredo. and our seductive shrimp mezzaluna you loved so much we brought it back. u

there's a 93-year-old gentleman from ohio named jim martin. he will be there, too. he'll be jumping from an airplane at 93 years old and parachuting on to the same soil he took back from the nazis 70 years ago. on behalf of all of us, i wish jim godspeed. there's very little we can add to the legacy that they've created for themselves but we can honor it and we can remember it. and that's what this bipartisan legislation is all about. again, i crafted it originally with then-senator joe lieberman and now have joined with senator landrieu to introduce in this congress. it directs the secretary of the interior to install an area of the world war ii memorial a plaque or inscription with the prayer that we have just read. last congress the house of representatives passed this legislation with an overwhelming vote of 386-26. and after a hearing on may 29, they are moving forward with doing so again. today, on the eve of this historic anniversary, it's time for the senate to lead the way toward enshrining this singular moment in the history of our great country. senator l

. >> that includes a man named jim "peewee" martin. a young soldier, he was among those who parachuted into enemy occupied france and now, at age 93, he's done it again. >> yes, he has. jim bittermann has this story. >> reporter: paratroopers are known for their checklists. and at the top of former paratrooper peewee martin's list was taking the opportunity to make one more jump over normandy. and so with young servicemen and women a third of his age, he suited up and prepared to board a c-47 not much different than the one he boarded almost exactly 70 years ago to the hour. >> just the helmet from don francis. >> like his old comrade, martin first parachuted into normandy a dark night with the enemy shooting at him. >> everybody was scared all the time. anybody that tells you isn't is full of crap. but you do what you to have to. that's one of my original jackets right here. >> reporter: but if he wanted to come back one more time to the spot where he was part of history, it was not to see the relics of his past or wallow in glory. >>

jim "pee wee" martin in now 93 years old. other servicemen and women a third his age, in jumping from a c-47 plane, not much different than the one that was used in the original normandy assault. but this time, there were no german soldiers shooting at them. >> everybody scared all the time. anybody who tells you they weren't is full of crap. but you do what you have to do regardless of it. >>martin is humble about his historic role. he says he and his fellow paratroopers didn't do anything more than what they were supposed to do... what they were trained to do. here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... game one of the n-b-a finals ended without the best player on the court. an air conditioning failure in san antonio caused the temperature to soar to 90- degrees. lebron james was hampered by leg cramps and actually took himself out of the game with four minutes left... he scored 25 points, but only two in the fourth. meanwhile the spurs finished the game on a 16- to- 3 run led by 21 points from tim dunc

well, d-day vet jim martin was 23 years old when he parachuted into france and he has done it again atay martin joins soldiers a third of his age and pair shooted into parachuted into the same spot he did in world war ii. the experience was different this time. >> nobody shooting at me. it is much nicer. >> well, martin says he love to make the jump again next year. >> jumping out of an aircraft. antiaircraft gunfire coming right at you, explosion all around are you, front page of the "new york post" this morning has him landing there. >> that's honor and distinction. >> that is honor and distinction. certainly knowing that there was a very good chance that they were going to die. get out to janice dean at the belmont at elmont. hey, janice. >> that's right. i have donned my hat. 146th annual belmont stakes and we could have our first triple crown winner in 36 years. here with me today is martin panza you are the senior vice president of racing here for the new york racing association. thank you, welcome. >> thank you. a pleasure to be on. >> you are a california boy. this is your firs

paratroopers are known for their checklists.and at the top of former paratrooper jim "pee wee" martin'srance for this d day anniversary.was taking the opportunity to make one more parachute jump over normandy. and so with young servicemen and women a third his age martin suited up and prepared to board a c-47 not much different than the one he boarded in england almost exactly 70 years ago to the hour. because if martin was going to be the last of his generation to parachute into normandy.well this was one for the team. given and services go was robbed after meeting a woman three dating service. he met up with a woman to other men showed up with the gun and demanded his belongings he handed over a cellphone and wallace in a takeoff and a black sedan. the police track down the security vehvehicle and a tame five peop >>: local helps arthur runs. the doghouse and as work inspiring other rows patience is a missing more than 24 hours. but let let's let issuers return safely and the man who return of the not want the $5,000 reward. it's been 30 years since ghostbusters thiss li-a-w tur pow.

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took rare pictures of others in the beatles family: paul and his father, jim; brian epstein, the band's brilliant manager; george martinn: george martin was the kind of guy that was reading poetry in between recording the beatles. >> safer: by 1970-- the ending, the unraveling of the band-- grossman had moved on to other assignments, other interests, parting, though, with the greatest respect. >> grossman: i loved them. they were terrific guys. they knew what they were doing, they knew who they were very well. they did not try to put on somebody that they're not. what was there and what you saw was what you got. >> safer: looking at henry grossman's pictures, there's a sense of both joy and melancholy, of things past and times lost. but as the novelist robert goddard wrote, "photographs don't distinguish between the living and the dead. the pictures are always there. and so are the people in them. frozen in the best time of their lives." >> for a gallery of rare beatles photos and the memories of the man who took them, go to 60minutesovertime.com. you've reached the age where you've learned a thing or two. this is the

let's get down to the new york stock exchange where jim cramer joins us now. we have talked martinth sorkin and me and doing like a -- >> and becky. >> becky was not -- we have no money. >> jim can join. >> that's what i'm talking about. we cans really fund anything so we aren't really offering a lot. we're inviting you in now. but you will have to be the financial backer. >> money bags. >> i like martin's involved in many different things and taken over a lot of shelf space at the targets of the world, done a great job. if you're in, i'm in. >> think about it. we have the guy from what was the name of that, platform -- >> platform -- >> they went and bought macdermid and keep buying these specialty chemical operations the big guys don't want and the stock has more than doubled. >> everyone seems -- right. everyone is taking the cast off and doing fabulously. it's kind of things continual theme is that you take a pinnacle, just all castoffs and hillshire comes along. i still think pinnacle is in play. people don't want to say that. a castoff company like yesterday, wenner, who is g

martin king called about 50 ministers from across the south to start a non-violent movement. the understanding of teaching non-violence was clear but there wasn't anybody that could teach it like jims lawson has been to india and comes back with this storehouse of tactics. >> martin king said come to nashville now, we need you now. so i went to nashville and organized other people. >> now tonight we have a most important business to try to accomplish, and that is to try to have one major role-playing experience, which sort of tries to set the stage for an actual demonstration for an actual sit in. >> he talked about the civil rights movement in the '60s. people talk about beirmingham bt james lawson taught about none violence. teaching people like james louis and diane gnash how to not swing back if somebody hits you with a night stick. >> we actually practiced sitting in some took the role of students who were sitting at a lunch counter and others took the role of white thugs. we were practicing how to remain non-violent even in the face of violence. >> there had been other sit ins in those early months of 1960 but no one is centrally organizing or coordinating this like the stud

jim to do it in dramatic fashion. that's always been his forte. to see him get the hits record for the organization -- i'm just glad to be a part of it. >> good vibes in the clubhouse. >>> martin the open by two players heading into the final round which you can see here on nbc 10 at noon. >>> if you are looking for a good deal, june is a great month to shop. still ahead, what to buy now and what will be cheaper at end of the summer. >>> the pipeline predicament. neighbors say it's a project that could put their lives at risk. >> combustible, flammable materials that will go boom and take whatever is there out. >> or is it a priceless asset that will brings jobs and affordable energy to the area? >> it's a good project and something the community would benefit from. >> we hear from both sides. >> coming up this morning at 11:30 following "meet the press" on nbc 10. . >>> at five minutes until 6:00, this is a live picture at our comcast center looking at the ben franklin bridge, delaware river. sun rise coming up. gorgeous day on tap. we don't have the humidity to deal with. however as we get into the workweek, it's a different story. rain returns and sticky conditions. >> june

martin which was down the the other day. that's cheapest. let's go to adam in iowa. >> beeia, jim. >> boo-yah, adam.ett company. >> i think it's independent and i do prefer mile an right here and don't forget peridot. you have to wait until this quarter is over before you can pull the trigger. let's go to tim in california. tim! hey, cramer, i wanted to follow up with you with boston private. >> i like the banks. i think the interest rates right now went from 2-5, 2-6 in the tenure and there's money going into the banks and i happen to like u.s. bancorp. let's go to pat in new york. pat! >> hi, jim cramer. >> i read your book sxoots really great. >> if i had you in school i would have been a rocket scientist now. >> well, you have to go to harvard you might want to do that at cal tech. go ahead. my stock is gilead. >> it's one of the big pharma apocalypse. we know biogen, and gilead and, of course, celgene on the breakout. >> buy, buy, buy! >> and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >>> the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [

martin dempsey saying in that statement, just like any other american might be. >> jim accosta reportingrom poland this morning. as president obama pushes back against critics, we learn about details in the final moments before bergdahl was turned over to american forces. american forces communicatedd directly with the taliban to coordinate the exchange. it happened near the border where u.s. commanders would come face to face with 18 armed members of the taliban. let's bring in cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr to tell us more. good morning, barbara. >> reporter: good morning, carol. the transfer happened without a shot being fired. the firestorm back at home now, the military says it needs to hear from bowe bergdahl about the circumstances of his disappearance and then they'll decide how and if to proceed with any further investigation, any discipline against him, but for now they are just thankful they got him back. after five years, a taliban captive -- >> release me. please. i'm begging you. bring me home. >> reporter: sergeant bowe bergdahl is finally heading home. cnn learn

martin. start with the big debate over bowe bergdahl. our jim pretty muchers released in exchange as for one u.s. military service men. what they didn't expect is the personal criticism of bowe bergdahl who left his post and many men in his unit consider him a deserter and unfaithful. as this criticism plays out it's getting personal. listen to a congressman from the san diego area himself in an iraq war veteran on fox news. >> as john kerry threw his medals over the white house fence and turned his back on all of his vietnam brothers and sisters, that's what bergdahl did. bergdahl walked away from his men and he left them in a bad spot. people lost their lives and got hurt trying to find him. >> that's pretty personal there bringing john kerry into the debate in his vietnam experience. how could the white house not anticipated the record? it is part of the public record. the whole five years of what to do about bowe bergdahl whether to stage a raid to get him and whether to bring him back and exchange prisoners for him is always part of the con

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jim and i were talking about it a bit yesterday. a lot of option activity. it was up over 4% yesterday. now, you know, there's also martinig holder here, at newburgher berman, has been forever. a lot talk about consolidation. exxon mobil's name comes up most often and i said a number of times while that might happen down the road, didn't appear anything near term. i can tell you in terms of exxon mobil at this point there's nothing going on in terms of their interest at some point down the road hard to speak for, but right now nothing. i did want to point that out given that stock was up sharply yesterday and has been an incredible performer out of an na darko because of fundamentals and takeover reports. >> unusual activity you mentioned the na gear yan brothers regulars on halftime show have been calling attention to this over the last couple days, unusual as they say option activity in that name and one to keep an eye on for what that means. >> yeah. >> i just want to bring in the fact that economic data didn't really do anything to lift the mood today. we were talking about geopolitical concerns, jobless claims went