there were two regiments of marines that fought in this area. the fifth and sixth marines.hey were part of the second u.s. division. it was an army division. the marines probably had more experience than the army at the time of world war i. marines had been deployed around the world, in the caribbean. but general pershing, the commander of the american expeditionary forces didn't want , the marines to be part of the aef. ,it took lobbying from the secretary of the navy, the commandant of the marine corps, finally pershing acquiesced and allowed two divisions, the fifth and sixth marines became part of the second division. they would make their stand here and suffer heavily over a month of fighting. during that period, they lost almost 10,000, wounded and killed. about 1800 of those marines were killed. let's take a look at the area that shows how those marines fought during the period of june 5 through june 26, 1918. now we're headed toward one of the three isolated german artillery pieces. the one i'm approaching is a 1896 model field gun that could hire everything from hi

he was a marine sniper.ong-range rifle fire, very effective. .e would come in every night injuredlly was relatively severely on the sixth of june. but he refuse the basic medical attention and went out on the morning of the seventh of june and a leader talked for hours. essentially bombarded his position. they never found out exactly how they died. to leadership. many young leaders said they can't get to cornell they can't get to us. to -- theytell that are always looking for those leaders in their units for direction. was awardedee he the service cross and the navy cross. he didn't last too long here in france. i talk a lot about new englanders because of the 26th division, the new england national guard. people it wasmind not just the u.s. marine corps fighting in this area. sometimes there were marines that came from us to choose its. lieutenant, young guy in his mid-20's. he was killed early in the battle on hill 142. i was the regiment that took essentially the northern part of the battlefield of bellea

marine corps, u.s. army. we had our navy medal of honor recipients buried just behind the camera here. so many stories to tell. we are just trying to find ways to make that connection. with a visitor who has a very limited site here. >> how about the hotel chateau? was at your office as well? >> yes. we manage the cemetery office, the battle of belleau wood. approximately 200 acres of the battle of belleau wood. and then, we usually call it the chateau thierry american monument but it is on hill 204, 200 meters high. it is actually a french- american monument, the way it commemorates. built and maintained by the actual american battle monuments . but if you take a look at the names of the villages inscribed on the monument, and also why it was built, it commemorates the french and american soldiers who fought and died side-by-side in world war i. kind of a really interesting way to show this american history and shared language is all the way back to 1918. >> so, you mentioned about being on the belleau wood

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it shows another marine giving comfort to a badly wounded marine. the marine goes into shock, and in front of my camera he transitions from life to death. and that process he's there reciting the lord's prayer. one of the marines went outside, cut the radio off, the dead raytheon operator, brought it inside. now we were low on ammunition. we had the enemy on at least three sides. we needed help. the radio would receive but not transmit. the navy corpsman fires a round into the radio so when we're overrun and killed the enemy can't make use of it. now the navy corpsman said he was going for help, and he left out through the back and 10, is a minut-- 10, 15 minutes he ret with a fire team that saved us, and with the fire team was a priest, and the priest was giving last rites to any and all of us wounded or not. that's how bad hue was. the priest within a matter of hours, a day was captured and executed with a single bullet to the head. throughout my career photography took me everywhere, and it gave me an access to people and places i never would hav

marine. an attacked as helicopter aircraft pilot and has flown combat operations and support of operation enduring freedom in helmand province, afghanistan, and also counter piracy operations in the form of africa. she is married to david van damme, a decorated marine combat veteran and she is currently a major in the u.s. marine corps, but more importantly serves as a white house fellow. she is chief of staff for the director of disaster management at hud. ladies and gentlemen, katie then damme.- katie van [applause] general mcdonald: our third graduate is kate mcdonald, commissioned as a u.s. marine. andis also a combat veteran throughout her career, served in numerous challenging conditions including a year as a marine aide to the secretary of the navy. she served as commanding officer onlyhe marine corps' all-female unit, the fourth recruit training battalion. she recently retired to serve on the veterans committee at the veterans administration. she is the director of talent, acquisition

so the marine corp. as you know we've opened up all occupational fields now and are represented throughout the marine corp., that's one issue. second, from the marine corp. recruiting command, we have gone to places we haven't gone, mail outs, athletics, coaches, we opened up programs to basically have access to both at the high school level and collegiate level both male and female case. we run education and coach access so marine recruiters can have access to population we haven't had in the past. and advertising campaign has focused on not only diversity but females and been more aggressive in displaying a diverse marine corp. thank you. >> thank you all for your testimony. and i appreciate your work. much to be done, but we want to have the best services possible, so we need to recruit fully from all that this country offers. >> you are now recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman t i thank the witnesses for being here. general, i'll start with you. we all understand that when a pilot gets through with

marines united. a recent incident involving a colonel who had a record of misbehavior and only discovered when he abused a young child and then you have also, a marine brigadier general responsible, included sexual assault and he made some comments that are, i think, appropriate criticism. can i ask you very seriously and with the difficult challenge that you face, how are you addressing the culture that might be contributing to this issue? >> senator reed, you and i have talked about this and i appreciate the question. aside from the events, as disturbing as they are today and you look at our marine corps, your marine corps, we're as diverse and integrated and inclusive as we've ever been and i would give credit to members of this committee for holding the mirror up and make us look at ourselves and ask ourselves some hard questions. so since the marines united, we've clarified policies and rules and regulations. all marines know what's expected of them. we had to clarify commanders what they could

he would wear a lot of marine .niforms you thought he was in asian marine, he was that good. still.a photo of him but manying in oakland of the guys survived the war. i have been back to the village twice. primitive.l pretty we had not had diplomatic relations yet. i went in 2010. at that time the church in the village had been rebuilt with it -- from the . -- viet-q. at first i wasn't allowed to speak to anybody with the caps. the police would say, we can't believe this guy came 10,000 and this many years later to speak with you. you are up to something. they said they knew i was in the village. -- the vietnamese called me lonesome man. they said you look lonesome. that was a radio call sign for me. they said, they knew that lonesome was in the village. how they know that is that i showed them photos and the women laughed. they are all grown up now. they were little kids then and they would last at the photos -- they would laugh at the photos. we had some army dusters, antiaircraft, intervened without permission and shot north vietnamese positions. they were on the rise just

there were two regiments of marines that fought in this area, the fifth and six marines. they were part of the second u.s. division, and army division during that period. they lost almost 10,000 wounded and killed. about 1800 of those marines were killed. , take usard lengel through how the battle of belleau wood unfolded in its significance. guest: the second division, when army brigade, wondering brigade is moved up to the marne river at the beginning of june of 1918. it is committed by an army general, omar bundy. even the marine brigade is committed by army general, james harvard. the french commander in the region, as well as pershing and others say as soon as the second division gets here we need to throw it into the attack against this place called belleau wood. there is one important thing to note. the german offensive was already slowing down. the germans were not driving to capture paris. they had slowed down. this was an opportunity for the americans to show what they could do. 18, the marines are again with army support is thrown into belleau wood. it is a dis

there were two regiments of marines that fought in this area, the fifth and six marines.hey were part of the second u.s. division, and army division during that period. they lost almost 10,000 wounded and killed. about 1800 of those marines were killed. , take usard lengel through how the battle of belleau wood unfolded in its significance. guest: the second division, when army brigade, wondering brigade is moved up to the marne river at the beginning of june of 1918. it is committed by an army general, omar bundy. even the marine brigade is committed by army general, james harvard. the french commander in the region, as well as pershing and others say as soon as the second division gets here we need to throw it into the attack against this place called belleau wood. there is one important thing to note. the german offensive was already slowing down. the germans were not driving to capture paris. they had slowed down. this was an opportunity for the americans to show what they could do. 18, the marines are again with army support is thrown into belleau wood. it is a disas

the battle itself is iconic in marine corps history.er world war i battlefield for the americans that is set up like a national park service battlefield in the united states. in 1955 felix weldon dedicated this monument that he designed. it's the archetype of a marine. he's looking tough with his shirt off. there were two regiments of marines that fought in this area. they were part of the second u.s. division. it was an army division. during that period they lost almost 10 those wounded and killed, about 1800 of those marines were killed. >> edward lengel take us through how the battle of belleauwood and its significance. >> one marine brigged a is moved up to the marne river in 1918. it's commanded by general omar bundy and even the marine brigade is by general james harvard. jean marie degut and per shng and others say as soon as the second division gets here we need to throw it into the attack against this place called belleau wood. one thing to note here, the german offensive was already slowing down and it had practically stopped

enlisted in the marine corps. my grandfather was in the 101st infantry, which was a massachusetts national guard division. he was wounded in france. my father fought in guadalcanal , and onemarine corps of my uncles won the navy cross surrounded, so i was by veterans. it seemed in that age when you grew up, everybody had been to world war ii, and with a little coaxing, they would talk about it. they never glorified war, but, you know, they were proud of their service. >> was there a moment that you just knew you would join the marine corps? >> yes. yes. i was afraid that the war would soon be over, and if i didn't volunteer quickly, the war would just be over and i would not get a chance to go fight. as we know, it ran on for 10 years, so it should not have been a worry. i enlisted at 17. my parents had to sign me in. i graduated from high school a little early. my parents had to sign me in, and my dad was a bit horrified and scared i was going to the marine corps. he said you realize, of oars, you could get your

the brigade of marines, by the french. the battle itself is iconic in marine corps history.here is no other world war i auto field for the americans that is set up like a national park service battlefield in the united states. in 1955, felix weldon dedicated this monument that he designed. it is the archetype of a marine. he was looking tough with his shirt off. there were two regiments of marines that fought in this area, the fifth and sixth marines, they were part of the second u.s. division, it was an army division. during that period, they lost almost 10,000 wounded and killed. about 1800 of those marines were killed. >> edward l'engle, take us through how the battle of belleau wood unfolded and its significance. >> the second division , one army per grade, one marine brigade is moved up to the river at the beginning of june 1918. it is commanded by an army general, omar bundy. even the marine grade is commanded by an army general james harbert. the french commander in the region as well as pershing and others say as soon as the second division gets here, we need to thro

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 marine layer will marine layer will develop and spread inland by this morning with patchy drizzle and fog possible early. the return of the marine layer will bring much cooler temperatures on wednesday, especially for inland areas. coastal areas will warm up in the 60s to lower 70s. inland area daytime highs will be in the upper 60s to upper 70s. coastal drizzle possible early thursday followed by another day of below normal temperatures. warming trend forecast friday through sunday, with cooler temperatures again early next week. (á2-shotá)( darya ) breaking news we are following... san francisco firefighters are on the scene of a a grass fire that was threatening homes.( james ) kron 4's will tran is there now live with the details. ( will )san francisco fire fighters are putting out a grass fire next to i-280 and alemany. the fire started about the fire alemany. the fire started about a half hour ago and crews got it put out very quickly.for a short time, the fire was threatening building in the area. no one was injured.fire

>> congratulations, marines!applause] >> all right, lieutenants, sit own. >> the chief of naval operations, admiral richardson, will administer the oath of office to those being commissioned in the united states navy. admiral richardson, i present 784 midshipmen of the class for commission in the united states navy. [applause] >> thank you, captain. class of 2018, you are about to take an oath. congratulations to all the second lieutenants who just took that oath. this oath will bind you. it serves as a seal, a seal with all those who have gone before you for our 242-year history. it also seals you to your destiny that the president spoke so eloquently about. you will be tested. you will be tested during your career. but your preparation here and the strength that you gained from the words of this oath, the legacy that you inherit from those who have gone before you, you will face that test and you will make us proud. graduates, to be commissioned in he united states navy, rise. raise your right hand. signify you

the return of the marine layer will bring much cooler temperatures on wednesday, marine layer will developd spread inland by this morning with patchy drizzle and fog possible early. the return of the marine layer will bring much cooler temperatures on wednesday, especially for inland areas. coastal areas will warm up in the 60s to lower 70s. inland area daytime highs will be in the upper 60s to upper 70s. coastal drizzle possible early thursday followed by another day of below normal temperatures. warming trend forecast friday through sunday, with cooler temperatures again early next week. ( robin )new details about about 2 puppies found in terrible conditions over the weekend. now we're learning a áthird puppy was found in the same location -- under a pile of trash at 89th and g street in oakland. this puppy, just like one of the other two found over the weekend, has a broken jaw. as kron 4's michelle kingston explains... rescuers believe those dogs might've been abused by the same person. (mk)tom connely, rocket dog rescue"when you torture puppies, the most helpless thing you can possibl

at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything.chieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging stations, and become more energy efficient. pg&e has allowed us to be the most sustainable organization we can be. any time you help a customer, it's a really good feeling. it's especially so when it's a customer that's doing such good and important work for the environment. together, we're building a better california. <(nat) "who needs a daiquiri? could you be a doll and get me a little snack?""you know i was just hired to do carpets, right?""you're fired.">( james ) in theaters this weekend... the gender- flipped remake of the kurt russell--goldie hawn 80's comedy "overboard." this time around eugenio derbez stars as a spoiled playboy and anna faris plays a working-class single mom. "overboard" is rated "p-g-13." ( james ) charlize theron is back in theaters... starring in "tully." theron plays "marlo" -- a mother of 3 -- who is gifted a nanny by her brother. "tully" is rated "r." ( james

the mariners win by a final of 4 to 1.ch is 7:05 at the coliseum. ( james ) coming up after the break... a drama about motherhood and a comedy remake are hitting theaters today. ♪ happiness is powerful flea and tick protection from nexgard. a delicious chew that protects for an entire month. ask your vet for more information. reported side effects include vomiting and itching. nexgard. the vet's #1 choice. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) high pressure will bring dry and seasonable weather friday and saturday with a marine layer along the coast in the bay area. an upper trough will deepen the marine layer saturday night into sunday with a some cooling trend. near normal temperatures and continued dry early next week under high pressure with a midweek cooling trend as another dry upper low approaches by midweek. ( robin ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. <(nat) "who <(nat) "who needs a daiquiri? could you be a doll and get me a little snack?""you know i was just hired to do carpets, rig

marine monument in france. mr. yockelson: after the fighting had ended, graves registration service teams, which were usually led by a chaplain, would go to the temporary burial sites, which were there where the soldiers well, and the bodies were exhumed. issued to american troops, and then the bodies were either placed in a permanent cemetery or they were placed in coffins and brought to the ports for shipment back home. about 70% of american families elected to have their loved ones returned home at government expense. the other roughly 30% were left eventually for burial in permanent cemetery is now maintained by the american battle monuments commission. americans were led to keep permanent cemeteries in france. america would keep one for each big battle, basically, in france. mr. yockelson: it was a gruesome teams becausers by now, many of the bodies had decomposed and work difficult to identify because of the decomposition or the fact that some of the bodies were so badly damaged by shell or machine gun cases

my father fought on the canal with the marine corps. one of my uncles won the navy cross on iwo jima. i was afraid that the war will be over. if i didn't volunteer quickly the war will be over. i wouldn't get a chance to go fight. it ran on for ten years. i enlisted at 17. my parents had to sign me in. my dad was horrified and scared. he said you realized you can get your butt shut off. he said this is serious stuff. i was convinced i was bullet proof and nothing would happen. >> once you enlisted, where did they send you? >> i went through basic training boot camp at paris island. because i had a two year enlistment, we were warned we would become infantry soldiers. they also told me that i i was 17 years old. there was no way i can deployed to vietnam. i was going to be sent to mediterranean. it probably saved my life. i spent six months. my enlistment dealing with guys returned from combat and vietnam. so called west pack, western pacific returnees. throughout the training in the mediterranean, you make salt landings and patrolling a

so this is right in the woods which the marines had captured. >> showing the marine in action and the wood of belleau was renamed by the french general who was for the sixth army and that's what he says on it in the small letter. belleau wood officially renamed wood of the marines brigade. they have the bands now. and the chapel is already built. this is the chapel from the annemar cemetery and the difference with what we had before, we see the headstones that are already marble made, the plain trees. just the same setting as we could see today heading there. >> it's very sacred ground for the marines. they're the ones that establish that battleground area and turned it into a memorial to the fifth and sixth marines who fought and died in june of 1918. they still visit that area. >> quite a lot, yeah. we have the visitors center in the background. belleau wood is just on top. you see the chapel in the distance and the ridge is on top of belleau wood. a bit more than 2,000 soldiers buried in the cemetery. >>> tonight on the communicators, republican fcc commissioner brendan carr discus

, and marines. you crave adventure, hello, folks, back there. you chase discovery, and you never flinch in the eye of a raging storm. america is in your heart. the ocean is in your soul. the salt water runs through your veins, and you live your life according to the final law of the navy. the word impossible does not exist because navy never quits. [applause] pres. trump: you don't give up. you don't give in. you don't back down. and you never surrender. where ever you go, where ever you serve, where ever your mission takes you, you only have one word in mind, and that is victory. that is why you are here. victory. a very important word. you are now leaders in the most powerful and righteous force on the face of the planet. the united states military. and we are respected again, i can tell you that. we are respected again. [applause] pres. trump: a lot of things have happened. we are respected again. for the last four years, you have walked the same paths as navy's greatest legends, the giants of mi

it was renamed wood of the marine grade. it was officially renamed wood of the marines brigrade. the chapel is already built. this is a chapel from a cemetery. what wehe differences, have before. we see the headstones already marble made. the same settings we could see. mr. yockelson: it is sacred ground for the marines. they establish the battleground area and turned it into a memorial for the fifth and sixth marines who fought and died in june 1918. they still visit that area. mr. moizan: quite a lot, yes. we have a visitors center in the background. [film rolling] mr. moizan: belleau wood is on top. we see a chapel in the difference -- in the distance. [film rolling] mr. moizan: it is a bit more than 2000 soliders. >> watch our live coverage of the utah senate senate public primary debate from brigham young university. 00 p.m. on 8: c-span or c-span.org. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. >> selma is in a place where we need to rebuild. -- i want toome say complacent, but when the movement was over, there was nobody left to help selma continue in the same vein

-- world war ii merchant marine congressional gold medals. i hear the cheers from all of my colleagues on the floor as they line up to support this piece of legislation. last year my colleague susan brooks, my good republican friend, introduced this legislation, and i'm grateful to her and to congressman don young of alaska for their support of this legislation this year. this bill has obvious bipartisan support and bicameral support. senator murkowski of alaska is leading this bill in what some call the upper chamber. we simply call it the senate. during world war ii, our armed forces relied upon the merchant marine to ferry supplies, cargo, and manpower and womanpower into both theaters of operation, the pacific and the atlantic. they paid a heavy price for their service. the merchant marine casualty rate was the highest among all branches of the u.s. armed forces. an estimated 8,300 merchant mariners lost their life during the war and around 12,000 were wounded. but these brave men and women who put their lives on the line to sustain our a

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for the first time including marines fighting in europe. three-week long battles they are planning ahead. bat else that took place under french, french sixth army, who was leading the second division at the time. >> and that's -- they're loading up the artillery, do you know what caliber? >> this is french '75. most of the american artillery was french .75 or .155. >> those are empty shells, i guess? >> they are throwing the -- yeah. empty shells. >> probably was turned into trench art after the war. >> yeah. chateau-thierry, here they are, american soldiers supplying the civilians to evacuate. >> the americans came in to chateau-thierry as the germans were approaching. >> exactly. >> to protect the city. >> very late may of 1918, when they arrived. certain division was sent in and second division few miles northwest. >> and the river, which is important strategically, runs right through chateau-thierry. >> exactly flowing from east to west towards paris. >> those are german p.o.w.s. >> yeah. >> who look sort of happy to be out of battle. a

there were two regiments of marines that fought in this area, the fifth and six marines.hey were part of the second u.s. division, and army division during that period. they lost almost 10,000 wounded and killed. about 1800 of those marines were killed. , take usard lengel through how the battle of belleau wood unfolded in its significance. guest: the second division, when army brigade, wondering brigade is moved up to the marne river at the beginning of june of 1918. it is committed by an army general, omar bundy. even the marine brigade is committed by army general, james harvard. the french commander in the region, as well as pershing and others say as soon as the second division gets here we need to throw it into the attack against this place called belleau wood. there is one important thing to note. the german offensive was already slowing down. the germans were not driving to capture paris. they had slowed down. this was an opportunity for the americans to show what they could do. 18, the marines are again with army support is thrown into belleau wood. it is a disas

(anny hong): the marine layer has returned to the coast which will (anny hong): the marine layer hass a weak upper trough approaches. wednesday will trend slightly cooler inland as the upper trough passes. high pressure begins to build thursday leading to a warming trend into friday. some gusty offshore winds are expected friday night into saturday across the hills as a low drops into nevada. dry this weekend with a cooling trend into sunday. just as steph and the warriors are waking up from their sleepwalk through the playoffs... lebron is crawling back in to his hyperbaric chamber hoping to come out.. a butterfly? or the goat i guess. not so fast lebron! the warriors deathline up is ready to rumble with the pelicans tonight at roaracle. see how much better that is.. than "it's teatime for the hamptons five" pinkies up. coach kerr hopes starting curry, kd, klay, dray and iggy will put this series to bed. the cavs swept the raptors last night.. tornoto was ranked number one in the east and the cavs just them.. demolished.. annihalated.. 128 to 93.. lebron had 29 points.. but he had h

a marine look that good in my life, christian.se] he wanted to look good as a tribute to his father and he let to his dad's grave and we paid our respects together. it was a moment i will always remember. christian, i want you to know that even though your father has left this world, he has left it for the next, but, he is not gone. he will never be gone. your dad's love and courage and strength live in you and as you grow bigger and stronger, so does your father's incredible legacy. that is so beautiful. thank you. [applause] thank you, christian. good to see you. he has become my friend. a special young man. to every family member of the fallen, i want you to know that the legacy of those you lost does not fade with time but grows only more powerful. their legacy does not, like a voice in the distance, become a faint echo, but instead their legacy goes deeper, spreading farther, touching more lives and reaching down through time and out across many generations. through their sacrifice, your loved ones have achieved something ver

(dave)a deep marine layer will allow night and morning coastal low clouds to spread well inland the next few nights. temperatures will trend downward this weekend but will slowly warm next week. next week. ( marty ) the community of santa fe, texas is in mourning today after ten people were gunned down at the high school friday morning. police arrested dimitrios pag- or-cheez for the shooting. the 17-year-old appeared in court friday afternoon. he's been charged with capital murder and aggravated assault on a public servant. nine students and one substitute teacher were killed after pag-or-cheez allegedly opened fire in an art classroom. last night the community came together in grief at a vigil. texas governor greg abbott spoke ( marty ) pagourtzis is being held in solitary confinement at the galveston county jail. ( marty ) here is a map of school shootings in the u-s which have happened in the las

the mariners beat the a's in 10-innings... winning this one 3-2. up on the kron 4 morning new... a cat proves he has 9 lives... after hanging on for dear life atop a speeding van. and here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge... (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( james ) take a look at this video out of nebraska. a cat clinging to the roof of a van ... going 60 miles per hour. the people who shot video quickly flagged down the driver of the vanwho slowed down and pulled over to save the cat. the local humane society say it was likely somebody's pet who went on the unlucky ride.regardless, the people in the van are not in trouble. ( darya ) coming up in the next hour... police are on the lookout for this man... they say he robbed a 93-year-old woman and sent her to the hospital. ( darya ) and muir medical group says patient information was taken... by a former employee. ( james ) plus... a man is out of the hospital... after being attacked by a police k-9. the attack was caught on camera. (ácommercialá) only marshall tuck will change that. year afte

the mariners beat the a's in 10-innings... winning this one 3-2.ay area sports hall of fame is getting a second chance to honor soccer star brandi chastain.( james ) controversy over chastain's plaque overshadowed monday night's induction ceremony in san francisco. as you can see... the plaque looks nothing like her. on twitter, fans compared the likeness to former president jimmy carter and actor gary busey. the hall of fame president says after speaking with chastain yesterday morning... he decided to have a new plaque made. ( james ) coming up after the break... if you're looking to get in shape for the summer... a new i-phone ácase wants to help. taco taco are you one of the millions of americans living with a taco obsession? my $3 taco deal with three of the tacos you love and a refreshing drink can help. try my $3 taco deal today. clear! taco! taco! new at jack in the box. has your love for tacos turned into an obsession?. my $3 taco deal with three of the tacos you love and a refreshing drink can help. try my $3 taco deal today. new at jack

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. >> [a tone] >> must be a marine. [laughter] that reminds me, my marine friend bill is not here but he normally is. i always get it mixed up after all of these years. is the navy a part of the marines? >> the other way, sir. >> well, bill is always telling me that the marines represent the men's department of the navy. is that what you said? [laughter] you will like this one. i had a chance to fly one of these marines one time. we got into bad weather and we had to make an instrument approach. he finally broke out into the weather. we had to land on a runway that was 150 feet long and 10,000 feet wide. [laughter] a little trouble getting it stopped. even when they are not in a harrier. my friends in the navy do it every day as a matter of course. so, if you get a chance, check youtube, put in my name and roger locher rescue. i doubt if there is any other country in the world that would spend so much money, commit so many resources, and take such great risks to rescue one guy. roger was down for 23 days. and we went in

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(anny hong:) a deep marine layer in place this morning with low clouds extending well inland will lead to another cool and breezy afternoon. inland temperatures remain below normal most of this week. a late season front approaches late thursday night into friday with a slight chance of showers for the north bay and coastline. shower chances should end by early saturday with a modest warming trend saturday afternoon through memorial day. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) tonight the warriors will try to take a commanding lead in the western conference finals against the houston rockets.( darya ) the warriors won big in game 3... to take a 2 to 1 lead in the series. and tonight they could be without one of the hamptons 5. andre iguadala is listed as doubtful for tonight with a knee injury. the good news... x-rays did come back negative. coach steve kerr

he remused medical attention until all other wounded marines were treated first.id martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >> that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm tony dokoupil. the first named storm of the hurricane season is now battering parts of the gulf coast. subtropical storm alberto made landfall last night near the florida panhandle, the governors of florida, mississippi, and alabama, have declared a state of emergency. alberto arrived four days before the official start of hurricane season. manuel bojorquez is in panama city, florida. the first named storm of the hurricane stae son arrived early, alberto roared on to the florida panhandle with 45 mile an hour wind and threat of flash flooding with up to a foot of rain possible along its track. states of emergency were declared in florida, mississippi, alabama. at its height, tropical storm force winds extended 90 miles. the center of the storm, spieped panama city beach around noon. wind speeds increased. take a look at the surf. through reduced visibility one th

one in the marine and one in the army. they are just messaging and help -- they are just amazing and help us get connections. >> for the american history tv audience watching these oral histories, what do you want them to take away? >> because it's about vietnam, they begin to appreciate the experience the soldiers have. you will see five different stories that are different. to really understand that regardless of the point of view of the vietnam war soldiers were americans. they did everything they could to do their best. we need to be thankful for that. >> tom beatty founder to witness to war foundation based in atlanta, georgia. thank you for being here. >> thank you so much. >> vietnam war veteran charlie mcmahon talk about his marine core service. with journalist catherine leroy. the program, that placed his