to jonathan garcia, his current job at american express, he says, is just the beginning. >> garcia: colleges definitely important for me because i don't want to be the... the technician that keeps on supporting the executives. one day, i want to be the executive that's being supported. >> safer: so you want to be chairman of the board or what? >> garcia: ( laughs ) maybe one day. but what i'm thinking about for now, it's the next position up, and then we'll go from there. >> safer: since our story aired, year up received over $1 million in donations, 175 more companies have signed on, and applications are up 200%. >> cbs update sponsored by lincoln financial. calling all chief life officers. good evening, imposed tougher sanctions on russian banks this week, president obama will soon sign a bill that lets people unlock their cellphones. and fast food workers in chicago are promising civil disobedience to win a $15 an hour minimum wage. i am jeff glor, cbs news,. your eyes are so deep that a man can get lost all the suns admire themselves in their reflection your eyes are a weather report yo

jonathan ayers; corporeal jason bogar; 1st lieutenant jonathan brostrom; sergeant israel garcia; corporealovater; corporeal matthew phillips; corporeal pruitt rainey, corporeal gunnar zwilling. they made the ultimate sacrifice so the rest of us could come home. and they gave us all a second chance. and i have an appreciation of life that i didn't have before. and i'm not going to waste it. >> woodruff: pitts graduated from college, now works for the oracle corporation and lives in nashua, new hampshire with his wife amy and their young son lucas. >> ifill: again, the major developments of the day. a train carrying victims of the airliner disaster over ukraine finally left the crash area. and pro-russian separatists have now handed over the plane's "black boxes" to malaysian experts, who said they were in good condition. the fighting in gaza entered it's third week, with more than 500 palestinians and 27 israelis killed so far. secretary of state john kerry arrived in egypt, in a new bid to broker a cease-fire. and texas republican governor rick perry ordered up to 1,000 national guardsmen

jonathan. an immigrant from mexico became a proud american soldier during his third tour and his final thoughts were of his wife. sergeant israel garcia. a young man of deep faith to serve god and country and could always get a laugh of the impersonation of his commander. colonel jason. the husband who cannot wait to become an uncle. the adventurous spirit with every photo has a big smile. corporal matthew phillips. even biggerwith an heart, a prankster who's best play was cleaning up at the poker table with his buddies and dad. corporal raney. the youngest, just 20 years old, who loved laying guitar and did everything in his life with passion. corporal gunnar. these american patriots live to serve us all. they died to protect each of us and their legacy lives on in the hearts of those who love them, especially their families, mothers, families, brothers, sisters, sons, and daughters. the depth ofmatch your loss but please note that this nation will honor your soldiers now and forever. i would ask the goldstar family from that deployment of police band -- please stand. please stand. [applause] this is a story ryan wants us to remember

. >> reporter: dale and his son, jonathan, maria mar oles and her husband omar figueroa and gabriel garciaall meeting for the first time after a three way kidney exchange. >> i'm glad to know that we are pioneers of this type of exchange program. >> reporter: when 64 year-old dale hypertension and diabetes led to kidney failure his son jonathan wanted to donate his kidney. he was not compatible. marry's kidneys did not filter blood and eventually failed. her husband not a match. and then her lupus causing kidney failure despite dialysis and her husband, didn't match either. so while they meet up with transplants their quality of life was not ideal. she missing so many time with her son. >> unaudible. >> now i'm going to be able to be part of his life, i will be part of his activities to see him grow. >> reporter: after a three way kidney swap these downers didn't match their loved ones but matched others. jonathan donate to go alana, omar donate to go dale and gabriel donate to go mary. >> i'm just so nervous, i want to see that second chance and seeing how young he is, he is only 22 years

jonathan ayers. corporal jason bogar. sergeant israel garcia. corporal jason hobader. corporal matthew phillips.nt there. it was earlier this week that president obama awarded the medal of honor to retired staff sergeant ryan pitts for defending an outpost in afghanistan all by himself in 2008 during one of the deadliest conflicts in the u.s. mission in afghanistan. and retired staff sergeant pitts joins us on set here in new york. great to have you here. congratulations. that had to be a huge honor for you to receive this medal. but you take the time there to talk about those who lost their lives on that day. this was in 2008. take us back to that day. >> it was early morning and it seemed like almost any other day. and then heard a burst of machine gun fire from the north. and then rpgs hit our position and the whole valley erupted as about 200 fighters attacked 40 americans. >> you were 22 at the time. you're now just 28 years old. but 22 at the time. what was going through your mind at that time? because this was towards the end of the time that you were supposed to be there, correct? >> we'

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jonathan bowstrom. an immigrant from mexico who became a proud american soldier on his third tour, whose final thoughts were of his family and beloved wife leslie. sergeant israel garciaa young man of deep faith who served god and country who could always get a laugh with his impersonation of his commander. corporal jason hovater. the husband, who couldn't wait to become an uncle. in every photo from afghanistan has a big smile on his face. corporal matthew phillips. the big guy with an even bigger heart, a prankster whose best play was cleaning up at the poker table with his buddies and his dad, corporal pruette rainy. and the youngest, 20 years old, the little brother of the platoon who loved to play guitar and who says his dad did everything in life with passion. corporal gunnar zwilling. they died to protect each of us, and their legacy lives on in the hearts of all who love them still, especially their families. mothers, fathers, wives, brothers and sisters. sons and daughters. to you, their families, i know no words can match the depth of your loss, but please know this nation will honor your soldiers now and forever. and i would ask the gold star families from

jonathan brostrom. an immigrant from mexico who became a proud american soldier on his third tour whose final thoughts were of his family and his beloved wife leslie, sergeant israel garciaa young man of deep faith who served god and country who could always get a laugh with his impersonation of his commander, corporal jason hovader. the husband who couldn't wait to become an uncle, the adventurous spirit who in every photo from afghanistan has a big smile on his face, corporal matthew phillips. the big guy with an even bigger heart, a prankster whose best play was cleaning up at the poker table with his buddys and dad, corporal pruitt rainey. and the youngest of the platoon, who loved to play the guitar and says his dad did everything in his life with passion, corporal gunnar zwilling. these american patriots lived to serve us all. they died to protect each of us. their legacy lives on in the hearts of all who love them still, especially their families. mothers, fathers, wives, brothers and sisters, sons and daughters. to you, their families, i know no words can match the depth of your loss, but please know that this nation will honor your soldiers now and forever. and

ashley mccormick, jocelyn fell 's and jonathan you juan and jessica, we thank you all for all of your hard work. the homeland security program summer fellow, michael garcia has been invaluable throughout this process. thank you very much. and, of course, i have to thank ashley play, our director of communications. and her incredible team. alyssa who pulled this event together. abby brandon who has been communicating with the press to make sure you all knew about this and lindsay who put together in report and made it possible for it to be here in front of you. so at this point i'm happy to break for lunch. it is directly behind me. you have doors over here and over here and we're going to be coming back together in about 25 minutes to begin our next part of our program. thank you all. >>> good afternoon, v. it is my pleasure to interrupt your conversations for the last conversation of the day. i'm jason, the president of the bipartisan policy center and it's a pleasure to be here today. when we founded the bipartisan policy center seven years ago with the leadership and support of senators daschle, dole, baker and mitchell, this was our imagination. our

clark, ashley mccormack, jonathan you went, we have jessica -- [inaudible] we thank you all for all of your hard work. the homeland security program summer fellow, michael garcia, has been invaluable throughout this process. thank you very much. and, of course, i have to thank ashley, our bpc director of communications, and her incredible team, alyssa lloyd who put this team together, abby brandon who has been communicating with the press to make sure you all knew about this and lindsay who put together this report and made it possible to be in front of you. at this point i'm happy to break for lunch. it is directly behind me. we have doors over here and over here, and we're going to be coming back together in about 25 minutes to begin our next part of our program. thank you all. ♪ [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> the leaders of the house and senate committees that oversee veterans' issueses have reached an agreement to address plans at the v.a. you can watch their news conference in its entirety online at c-span.org. here's some of what they told reporters. >> this will make certain that we address the immediate crisis of veterans being forced on to lo

jonathan brostrom. an immigrant from mexico who became a proud american soldier, on his third tour, whose final thoughts were of his family and his beloved wife, lesly -- sergeant israel garcia a young man of deep faith, who served god and country, who could always get a laugh with his impersonation of his commander -- corporal jason hovater. the husband who couldn't wait to become an uncle, the adventurous spirit who in every photo from afghanistan has a big smile on his face -- corporal matthew phillips. the big guy with an even bigger heart, a prankster whose best play was cleaning up at the poker table with his buddies and his dad -- corporal pruitt rainey. and the youngest, just 20 years old, the little brother of the platoon, who loved to play guitar, and who, says his dad, did everything in his life with passion -- corporal gunnar zwilling. these american patriots lived to serve us all. they died to protect each of us. and their legacy lives on in the hearts of all who love them still, especially their families. mothers, fathers, wives, brothers and sisters, sons and daughters. to you, their families, i know no words can match the depth of your loss, but please know t