he got his diploma, went to college, got his degrees there, and became a chemist with litton industryn san carlos. me as far as military, you know, i would go and talk to him all the time. he's watching all these war movies. dad, what's going on in and he'd explain to me. and i just remember as i got older, i think in high school, and my brother ron would come up to me. what are you watching? i said it's a war movie. who's what? you know. the same thing my dad did to me i did to my brother. and i passed it on. these are the americans. this is the bad guys. and explain what's going on. >> tell us briefly if you can about having to salute your younger brother, who was your superior. >> my brother dan, he's a year younger than i am, and we went into the marine corps together. i was a member with the reserves. he was also here at 19th and mission but with the lam unit. he eventually went active duty. then he went to the warrant officers program. i stayed on the enlisted side. so for three years i avoided him so i didn't have to salute him. we ended up going to yuma, arizona, and he was th

now, in one case, an employee at litton loan servicing which is connected to goldman sachs was askedin the state where her company is based and she said i don't know the ins and outs of the loans and i'm not a loan officer. those were her words and the company did not comment on this particular case, but it said that it is suspending foreclosure proceedings while it reviews procedures. one attorney in florida said he is reviewing thousands of documents after seeing that the foreclosure documents were signed far from where the clients lived. >> you have somebody swearing under oath they are the records custodian responsible for the records and the collection of particular debt, but it is not, and maybe it is somebody who is a beautician who was hired to sit at a desk and sign these documents one after another, and that is false, that is lie. >> reporter: but the question is, were people wrongly thrown out of their homes, because of the defective foreclosures? that we have not seen evidence of yet. now, some of the bigger banks have come out to say, while they are reviewing these docum