the best shot at rehab attracted marguerite somers to this tent.go to veterans village of san diego, which sponsors stand down. veterans village is an $8 million a year program, much of it funded by the v.a. it offers nearly a year of inpatient rehab. but it's overwhelmed. funding is limited, and they were taking applications to choose only 68 patients out of the 947 at stand down. >> do you want to get clean? >> yes, ma'am. >> pelley: they were looking for people who seemed motivated. somers wouldn't find out whether she made the cut until the next day, sunday. as we walked around the camp, we found some of the reasons that homelessness among vets is a chronic problem, with a quarter of a million on the streets last year. a lot of it is addiction and debilitating illness. bill yarling was more typical of those at stand down. older, an army medic in the 1980s, he'd been disabled by years of epileptic seizures. here, yarling knew what no one else could see-- that the solider inside hadn't surrendered. he washed off a year of homelessness and, if not

they're here with marguerite bartley and sandra munoz. they are part of the executive team and part of the working team that helps women do what they have to do. we talked about sister passion, and that you have not been without your celebrities out there. you have had roast kennedy on site or you. >> yes, they came to than three weird pictures of her. >> i think we have her here. >> she really was a great asset to come here. very interested in young women. >> we also have our mistress leg who was a big hand. >> he was a very generous person too many people in san francisco. somehow he came to know about the sisters and the work. he would come ever christmas and bring gifts for every person, every child, every sister, and personally give it to each one. >> as we go through the years, how many people could that have numbered? because now you have 12 or 15, but through the years it was hundreds. >> that's right. we almost wonder girls in residence and university school for girls. that went from 1932 to 1977. so there were a lot of young wom

. >> marguerite capano, the matriarch of this family, probably to this day does not believe that tom killed anne marie fahey. >> gerry capano is still haunted by his part in anne marie's fahey's final journey out into the ocean on the summer wind. >> gerry was always portrayed as the least sophisticated, the thug of the family. yet i think when you look at this case, gerry was the one brother who seemed to have a conscience. >> i'm sorry that i had anything to do with it. i will never forget what happened, never, ever. >> the man who led the prosecution says everyone who knew tom capano, including his brother gerry, were manipulated and used by him. >> he had a sense of entitlement that those around him were there to please him. and if they didn't do his bidding, then there was no need for them to be around. and that's what happened to anne marie fahey when she finally decided to break off her relationship. >> tom capano's death sentence was never carried out. it was overturned by an appellate court. the court found that a jury must be unanimous in recommending the death penalty. in

air force colonel marguerite. this is a woman who served as a combat nurse during get non, risking her life for a minute and women in uniform and progressing through the ranks to the status of kernel and then answering honestly one day on a questionnaire if she was. for that she was discharged from service. there was never any suggestion that she had ever done anything wrong or ever feel that her duty to her country. but she was the victim of outright discrimination. senator grassley was kind enough to mention my name in his opening statement and i thank him and mention the fact that i voted for the defense of marriage act. it is true and others did as well. i want to use that an explanation or excuse. but i recall when a former congressman from illinois named abraham lincoln was challenged because he changed his position on an issue and his explanation was very simple. he said, i would rather be right some of the time that wrong all of the time. that is why i am an original co-sponsor with the respect for marriag