like the josh anderson foundation, for example, just pick up the phone and call. there's somebody there that's going to listen to you. >> be honest with us, how tough was it to take down all this milk? >> it was fairly easy during it but afterwards, i wasn't feeling too well. i had to do it for ethan. >>> look what's swimming in beaver lake. >> not beavers, not fish. those would be deer. these people caught three deer swimming from one piece of land to another. they are known to do that trying to get fresh vegetation and a new view, a little vacation. they caught it while they were on their boat in beaver lake, arkansas. >> swimming a straight line right over to that island shoreline. >> like tandem swimming for deer. >> looks like a race to be honest. >> the kids are like hey, let's go pet them. >> up close to them so we can pet them. >> no, you don't want to scare them, man. >> they are good swimmers. it's quite impressive given that they have hooves. >> it's not like they do that every day all the time. this is something that does happen, but you don't really s

right now i am in front of a memorial guard than is actually in honor of lance-corporal anderson and joshder. they were killed in 2005. the graduates were killed in the line of duty and serving in the marines. this is a garden that many of the students can pass through each and every day and pay tribute to the fallen soldiers. that's what today is about. the high school for our troops club put together an observance. that will take place. they offer services all year long. >> i have emily. you know tell me about why this ceremony is important. >> and alumy. >> serving our country and that is important. what does it mean. we show our appreciation. and for everyone to see. and it is always a remembrance of them. >> what do you want people to get together. you worked hard and what do you want them to take away. >> and cook outs and a day to remember to serve and help the nation. >> and. >> you are taking donations. and supporting uni sun and that kicks off at 7:30 this morning. >>> and 26th anniversary. and during the memorial day weekend. and protection and those who are missing in action.

norman anderson and corporal josh snyder in 2005. the graduates were killed in the line ever duty serving in mat reasons. they will pass out red, white and blue bracelets and hand out flags as well. and this morning i have, we have the vice president of the club. good morning to you, annie. tell me about why the members put this together. >> i think that this memorial day is honoring our troops. we wanted to remind stunts before they go on the weekend that we have fallen soldiers here. we have military personnel here. and this day should be to remember them. >> very good point. you don't have another club like this. this is something special that you came out to do. you have a memorial garden. part of the program we decided to make this into show them we respect them and think about them. i walk past it coming into school and think about them. >> you are taking in donations. >> collections for the red cross and salvation army to help the tornado victims. today throughout the day is taking the nation. this is a great opportunity to ge

josh aide norm. they passed away in 2005. and you have a memorial garden remembering them. >> we do. mr. and mrs. anderson. i know it means a lot to them as well. >> your kids are amazing. you will be collecting money to give to the salvation army and the red cross for the oklahoma tornado victims. >> we have put the announcements out yesterday. there was a call sent out. it is great to see kids realize that you know in their world they can see the big picture. >> well done here. great students here. >> thank you for talking with us. a lot going on here. that starts at 7:30 this morning. >>> a small task to honor soldiers. hundreds placing flags at each grave site. this is a tradition that dates back 60 years. a great time to visit. and fort mchenry when the flag will be raised to half staff. and there will be a talk on the origins of memorial day. and and a speech delivered at fort mchenry. can you find the list at www.abc2news.com. and. >>> motorcycles will hit the streets this weekend. it celebrates the anniversary this year. and the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice. and to remember the pri

anderson, just how wide it was ripping through this area. it was just terrible to see. i want to bring in our producer, josh ruben, who was actually able to go back behind me into this neighborhood, into those blocks, and see what was going on there. josh, what did you see over there? >> there's only one way into the neighborhood. if you work your way back this way, you're completely cut off by debris. just down the way a little bit, you can basically work your way into the neighborhood. once you walk in there, it's almost a parody of monday afternoon. residents all over the place sitting in front of their houses shell-shocked, talking to each other, comforting each other. emergency response vehicles began to come through, there seems to be an entrance on the far side of there, where ambulances and fire engines and rescue workers are kind of able to get access to it. but everywhere you look, there are people that are rooting through their belongings, climbing in unsafe conditions, climbing to the second floor of a house that is in no way capable of sustaining somebody standing on the second floor of that ho

josh. >>> "pop news." >> indeed, thank you very much. good morning, everybody. hollywood not the only place being victimized by celebrity swatters. it's now being reported cops stormed andersonid there was a shooting there. he was not home at the time and first s.w.a.t.'ing we've heard of but more than a dozen celebrities were including justin timberlake and selena gomez. >> it costs money. it takes resources from where they need to be, please -- >> cut it out. >> cut it out. >> cut it out, indeed. >>> so what do you do if you're a country music singer and ready for a comeback after a long break? if you're shania twain, you parade down las vegas' strip on horseback with a herd of more horses to kick off your two-year gig at caesars palace. you just can't help but snap to her. she's got 22 days for the fall that are additional. her first 24 already sold out. after nearly a decade dealing with burnout, family turmoil and physical problems, the queen of country pop says, quote, i couldn't be any happier. >> good for her. >>> finally, those satin loving swedes better known as abba are being immortalized with their own museum, opening today in stockholm. hundreds devoted fans gat