please welcome major general carl mcnair. [applause] maj. gen. mcnair: super. thank you, bob. for the kind introduction and for the leadership that you and your team have provided in bringing us together in the nation's capital to this hallowed place on holy ground. it's a place that holds the remains of over 400,000 of our nation's heroes, from presidents to privates, all who committed themselves to preserve our nation's security and independence won by our forefathers. what a beautiful day and what a beautiful setting for us to memorialize our comrades in arms, paying our respects and tribute to their sacrifices during the conflict which has always been known as the helicopter war. over 12,000 helicopters, army, navy, air force, marine corps, carried the fight to the enemy. it is only fitting that our monument we dedicate today bear the iconic symbol of the uh1, or huey. over 10,000 were built for that war, and 7000 saw service in the theater, flying over 7.5 million flight hours. more combat time than any other aircraft in the history of warfare. over 3000 of those aircraft

first of all, major general retired carl mcnair, vietnam helicopter pilots association legacy committeeber and the first united states army aviation branch commander. ms. julie kink, gold star family coordinator. julie is responsible for many of the family members of those we honor today being here. metal of honor recipient, woody williams, u.s. marine corps in world war ii. medal of honor recipient mike spayberry, who encouraged our efforts, worked tirelessly in support of the monument and inspires us in every way. mr. joe klein, a combat helicopter crew chief in vietnam, a superb artist who assisted in the design of the monument. representative mark amaday. senator tammy baldwin of wisconsin, who along with senator dan sullivan of alaska led the senate effort supporting the monuments. ms. karen durhaming ing aguilar. representing the secretary of the army, major general frank tate and sergeant major mike dove, representing the comme commandant of the marine corps. deputy to the commander mr. egan ha haverlack and paul bigs. major general retired james jackson. representing the united

it's for everybody that's here from mcnair.e else would she be? out on the dance floor. what? >> oh. okay. i got to tell you, this is our promposal duo. how is it, babe? >> it's been crazy. keeping the secret was so hard. essentially now i can enjoy all of my classmates. i can enjoy all of my classmates. it's amazing. >> this is for you. what do you think? >> i was so surprised by the promposal. and the fact we get another prom is awesome. >> ready to show your moves? ready? ready? ready? come on. ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> all right, al. where are you? >> we're over here. i got alazar, justin and mohammed. you guys are looking stylish. what does this mean to you? >> i mean, it's anma experience. you don't get to experience often. we come up is like a special moment. >> what is it like having questlove as your deejay? >> it's exciting. he is playing the lit music. i just want to dance. >> okay. go dance. dylan? >> so, we've got beautiful ladies here. we got uchi, edda, and ijana. how much sleep did you get last night? >> i got four hours of s

to look it up was not there when the judge was a mcnair. was. police fire smoke grenades as clashes erupt at another mass rally in paris against president micron's performs our correspond was there when the violence broke out. i just at the time you can see it was not just coming down covering this we're going to have to win but because i've got to guess what's pretty rapidly. leaders of north and south korea meet to discuss the potential peace summit and keeping the u.s. on board that's after going on closed down it's only nuclear test side which are to witness first hand. they've opened the window of the blinds are up so it probably means we're really really close. to something fishy in the waters off seattle and why. america where muscles have tested positive for opioids highlighting the scope of the country's prescription drugs crisis. more broadcasting love direct this is. to have you with us. france's president. talking up his people focused policies in recent days but in paris thousands have again rallied against his economic reforms was

. >> reporter: billy mcnair gave us a look at his newest listing a six bedroom mansion in a prestigious cul-de-sac in menlo park. >> these have quarts counter tops and it's connected to the dining room which gives the open feel. >> reporter: there's a true wine cellar that would make a mondavi proud, slots for hundreds of bottles and the tasting area. then there's the pool, patio and pavilion. >> this is an oversized spa. and there's a pavilion which features retractable doors so it opens on three sides completely. >> reporter: in all it's a 6,000 square foot custom built beauty and it can all be yours that's if you can buy the report setting park of menlo park. >> it's listed at 35 million. there's nothing like it in menlo park. there hasn't been and for the long foreseeable future probably won't be. >> things have definitely gotten crazy. i hear that one is 21 million. if this one is 10 it was kind of a bargain. >> reporter: this one was built in 2003 by a silican valley entrepreneur who spared no expense. he says its size, craftmanship, material and location, plus near by stanford an

other big names already questions include the cowboys owner, jerry jones, houston texans owner bob mcnair and pete carroll. >>> and we talk about the warriors? >> please. >> they are in houston and will play the rockets in game two of the western conference finals. >> home-court advantage helped with a big win and now they are looking to return home with another big win. ktvu's joe fonzi has a look at help the team is preparing for tonight's game. >> there is no such thing as a true off day when it comes to playoff basketball. less than 12 hours after an emotional win, the warriors were back on the practice court working on things to get better. they are looking at the fact they are happy they won game one of the series but there is still heavy lifting to do. >> i don't want to downplay it, but we are not satisfy. >> every game is a different opportunity. the score is 0-0. we have to do what we did in game one even better and be even sharper. we have to make some adjustments. >> i am sure they will come out with a lot of fight. it is the playoffs. it is the western conference finals. we h

chairman, south carolinas favorite son, the honorable hasrt mcmahon -- mcnair released his delegationnd south carolina passes. walter: cbs news color coverage of campaign 1968, the democratic national convention in chicago, will continue in a moment. walter: here at the convention, they have gotten to virginia on the roll call. all states have passed. there have been no further incidents while we were away. let's go back to the floor. >> washington. >> washington passes. >> west virginia. >> mr. chairman, the state of west virginia passes. >> wisconsin. >> mr. chairman, most delegates to this convention do not know that thousands of young people are being beaten in the streets of chicago. and for that reason, and that reason alone, i request suspension of the rules for the purpose of adjournment for two weeks at 6:00 p.m. to relocate the convention in another city of the choosing of the democratic national committee and the presidential candidates -- >> wisconsin is not recognized for that purpose! [booing] walter: the chairman saying wisconsin is not recognized for that purpose. that