but corporal meyer braved enemy fire and helped carry bodies of his fellow fighters out of the kill zone. now, the award. and jennifer griffin has it from the pentagon tonight. hello. >> hi, shep. the first living recipient, first marine to receive this oner in 41 years but he is a reluctant recipient. >> i feel i'm the furtherrest thing from a hero. i went in there to do a job and the way i view it is that i left those guys down. but the award will be for them and the corps and the marines who didn't get recognized. >> he was based in kunar province. a scout sniper, his unit got ambushed. he was hit with shrapnel but kept going to tie triand help find the three fellow marines and navy corpsesmen who were missing. he found them dead and stripped of their gear but managed to

winner of the coveted golden george award is the movie the waves directed by alberto meyers it's a spanish movie the second year in a row that a spanish language movie has won the top prize here at the moscow international film festival last year it was the turn of the man also brothers this year though it's gone to the waves a movie set in that against the backdrop of the spanish civil war it's not the only prize that movies picks up carlos out of it is also taken the best x. a prize this year's festival so to award is going to the spanish movie the waves the the top prize for best film and also the best actor prize now there's also been plenty of other. awards up for grabs and one person who's picked up one of those awards says isn't a stranger to collecting gongs she's already got four buff has three golden globes four emmys amongst others including an account of the award for best actress dame helen mirren the british actress has picked up the stanislav ski award for acting excellence. i mean mentally on it you know the name stanley saskia obviously to our

chris meyer is here. is the worst behind us here? >> depends where you live. i think in some of the coastal markets in coastal california, the northeast, i think we really are starting to see things turn around, and, you know, places like atlanta. but if you're in florida, if you're in nevada, if you're in parts of california, you know, arizona, it's hard to say that the worst is behind us. >> all real estate is local. you're absolutely right. taking the average home price in america is like taking the average temperature in america. it's different depending on where you live. i get that. when we look at the way home ownership has declined to 1998 levels, not necessarily bad news, really, because maybe home ownership was bumped up too high for false reasons. >> yeah. i think we now understand what i think we didn't understand for a long time which is not everybody should be a homeowner, and, you know, eventual between 80% and 90% of americans will own a home. many of us in our 20s either we move around a lot. we took on too much debt, student loans, other thin

john berman has an exclusive with seth meyers backstage with his brand-new gig.bout that coming up. >> speaking of funny, i don't know if you were with us at the top of the hour but sam's got a special guest whose squeal alone will drop you to -- there he is. "bert the conqueror." >> we did a show where bert took me out and shot me in a slingshot over the side of a mountain so we'll show that later this morning. i figured i would take bert for a ride up. are you ready? >> yeah, i'm totally ready. >> because bert doesn't like heights. >> don't you need to be a union operator. >> no, they gave me a two-second thing and i know what i'm doing. i don't want to hit the sidee o the wall. >> don't worry. i'm watching. to the boards. one or two things you need to know. the cooling trend has settled in and it will cover a good partf the country. but not everybody will feel better, though. your twitter pictures were telling us how hot the temperatures were from your dashboards all over the country, we'll post those on facebook. e three-day cooler air is what we're talking a

meyers, speak into -- this is general comment regarding the police department. i know you're here for another matter and are free to talk about any matter. >> that was it. >> we recognized you. thank you, sir. any other general public comments? yes, ma'am. >> thank you. i'd like to thank the commission for allowing me to speak this evening. i had just a couple of questions and i understand that you're not obliged to answer me. i recently had to file a complaint with o.c.c. against a nsfpd officer. i had learned this officer who harassed and intimidated me had a record of violence. there was an earlier incident in which he beat a suspect who had already been detained so severely that an ambulance had to be called and i only know about this incident because it was reported in the "san francisco chronicle" because i had to file a complaint regarding this officer, i wanted to find out what had become of the alleged victim of this particular officer, particularly because one of the reported injuries, he had beat the suspect around the head, the torso, and the arms. a

so i was just thinking and i was like, coach meyer. i love coach shula, but probably coach meyer.>> pretty much. ananthen i called coach shula, i was really close with him, i was like, hey, i think i'm going to florida. and he was like, you know, well, just calm down. he said, that's okay. love you just as much now. as if you went to alabama. you're going to have a great career and hopefully i will coach you one day. so i hang up the phone with him, and i look at my dad, and i go, that's the coach i want to play for! to alabama. so, he almost persuaded me back to alabama. >> jimmy: he's no dummy. but i bet coach meyer was happy when you phoned him. >> he was. you know, i called him and i was getting ready to tell him i was coming to florida. he couldn't tell what i was doing. i was wiping off tears, i just got off with shula. he was like, how are you doing? how is everything going? i was like, it's good. hey, coach, i'm getting ready to tell him i'm coming to florida, and his phone goes dead. he's very intense. so, as he tells it, he's driving a car, he didn't want to sit there, s

meyers wife making a heart wrenching account how her husband tried to save fox when he slipped tryingoss the bridge. they chanced crossing the bridge to avoid a two-day trip around it. the unseasonable run off from the hills proved to be too much. both men died in the rough waters. >> it's important to follow any warning signs, talk to the trail guides. >> reporter: jason connor is san experienced hiker. he was hiking in yosemite a couple of days ago. he says the waters were extremely dangerous. >> we're some of the only people to see the falls raging that hard in the last 20, 30 years. >> reporter: now that the fourth of july holiday is here, people are taking chances in and near the water. >> one of the things to take note of would be a good first aid kit. >> reporter: sun screen, bug spray and a water purification kit. >> and these are perfect. >> reporter: carla and her family are going hiking this weekend. >> we have everything we needed. my daughter is very sensitive to sun. >> reporter: but rough water is what hikers and campers need to be careful of this weekend. now, here is

first up, michael meyer, lead scientist mars exploration program nasa headquarters in washington d.c. michael watkins, while an engineer whose official title is mission manager from the msl project the jet propulsion laboratory in pasadena california. john grant, geologists, smithsonian national air and space museum museum here in washington. don sumner, geologists, you see davis california. and john grotzinger, msl project scientist at the jet propulsion laboratory in pasadena. without michael, kick it off. >> thanks. >> thanks duane. today 35 years ago viking one landed on the surface of mars and made the first astrobiology cool measurements on another planet. the landing was actually delayed because they didn't have the images to know where to land. we are in a different era. we are here today to announce exactly where we are going to put the mars science laboratory. the first asher biology mission since the viking. we indeed are in a different era and that in 1995, nasa produced a bat go biology and laid out a series of missions on how to understand the biological potential of the

meyer who joined us and he helped to move here to. this. company made a creation. and through this time to develop the main principles and basic routine . creatives that elegant today we have between ten companies on the level of performance so what exactly was it that opera gun needed to get their business off the ground insured equipment light emitting diodes don't grow on trees to grow in every taxi all reactors able to rent top quality equipment in affordable rates and the m.s.t. factory in the octagon team could set about generating the top quality samples that made them an attractive investment to set up a full scale production here's how it's done production starts with a thin model crystal lean sapphire wafer and a process known as epitaph. placed inside a special chamber the wafer is bombarded with various gases to form a multi-layered structure under specific pressure and temperature conditions the gases cause chemical reactions leaving layers of gallium nitride indium nitride and aluminum nitride on the way for surface each wafer will produce up to thous

it's the 75th birthday of oscar meyer wiener, iconic oscar meyer wiener.not just show dogs. >> we heard a rumor that was not edible. that wasn't going to fly. >> no way. we made them edible. we're also here to talk about ed roland as well as kylie hodgis and dylan say hot dogger as well. what does a hot dogger do? >> a hot dogger is the driver of the hot dog mobile. >> hours of wiener mobile driver training in our program in madison. we know how to park our buns. >> i love that. park the buns. funniest thing, ali, you're going to go and check it out. >> is this the door i can go in? >> absolutely. >> are you going in right now? >> sure. >> what is it about hot dogs and summer that go hand in hand? >> when you're at the ballpark, barbecue or fourth of july parade, it's great memories. >> wow! >> what do you do in the wiener mobile? it's pretty roomy. >> wow, this is much roomier than i would have expected the inside of of a wiener to be. >> condiment colored everywhere you look. 2009. >> how many do you have? >> there's six active wienermobiles on the road

which team is playing at the end of the season, which candidate running at the end of the race, seth meyersbe there. latching. >> aaron rodgers, who won the super bowl and finally got out of the shadow of brett favre, which, we learned, is not as big a shadow as we originally thought. >> reporter: i'm john berman for "nightline" in los angeles. >> our thanks to john. thank you for watching abc news. you may have heard of the family that lost their daughter to foster care because she was

with us today is jennifer, ed riskin, monique meyer, from the port, commissioners, and nazareth, the effects crowley, and leslie katz. i would also like to recognize the america's cup organizing committee, many of whom are here today. i see carried down there. i know she has been working all night. she made the back for you to take home. she assured me that she cooked the cupcakes herself this morning. finally, i would like to recognize and thank mayor ed in the. it is great when the mayor of a city welcomes you with open arms. his office is always open for us to go and citsee. i am happy to see that the america's cup is firmly in their grasp and will not leave. our planning for the america's cup world series. this journey started when i came to san francisco last september. the selection of the city's process. currently, while all of that was going, we knew we had to get ready for an america's cup world series. last september only, the design of the ac 45 was being designed. the factory in new zealand to assemble these boats was still being built. on behalf of the team that have put

accu-weather meteorologist evan meyers: >> well really, what we're talking about is just a massive area of high pressure that's been building heat out of the southwestern part of the country back where the drought is across portions of new mexico, and texas and that's just been expanding northward all the way up to minnesota. >> brown: the dome is partly the product of a fluctuation in pacific ocean temperatures, known as la nina that deflects the jet stream out of its normal path. >> that's one reason it's pulling up hot air out of mexico and also the drought that's been in effect now in the western part of the country and the middle part of the country is also helping this heat expand >> brown: the effect has been so intense so high, in fact, that on tuesday, superheated, expanding metal and concrete caused eight water main breaks in oklahoma city. >> i turned around to get the shampoo and raised it up to my head and the water goes off! >> brown: blistering weather also buckled highways in iowa where temperatures soared to 126 degrees this week. in minnesota, interstate 94 in minneapo

listen to nicholas meyer. he was the director of star trek.ter of star trek 4 and the director was the most successful tv movies of all time, the day after. a day after was a movie about what would happen in the aftermath of nuclear war at the time is one of the highest rated tv movies in history of the media. here's what nick meyer had to say about what he meant to do with the day after. let's see if we can play that. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> well, so much for that. they use their work to convince us of particular goals. that doesn't stop them from trying even when they feel. the creator of friends and we're going to play this clip but there was cursing in it, we couldn't believe it. she told me about one of her favorite episodes and television. lesbian wedding episode in the first season of friends. she said she was cast as a quote unquote a few to the right. people in hollywood feel the need to slap us across the face but some of that springs from deal. these are very, very rich people. they are also so they have to live with themselves. the way they did i

host seth meyers made wilson the main subject of his opening monologue. >> it looks like your beard is wearing a fake beard. [ laughter ] >> i've been meaning to ask, did you ever get that fiddler off the roof? [ laughter ] >> tuesday night wilson closed out the all star game for the victorious national league. >>> it's 4:55. let's check in with sal for a look at traffic, sal. >>> you know when bryan first started that, pam, he looked like the most interesting man in the world from that ad campaign. but now he does look like the fiddler on the roof. >> he does. that was pretty funny. the tux was an interesting fashion choice. >> right. good morning everyone. there's not a lot going on which is nice. if you are driving around the bay we're going to start in contra costa county. if you are driving on highway 4 you can see that our road sensors are not picking up any traffic which is really unusual. someone probably say wow i can get out to highway 4 and drive it the limit. that's pretty good. 680 also looks very nice and no problems as we look at east bay. we see a lot of green. that's j

because you can awe meyer to so many jobs -- apply to so many jobs and if you don't get a phone call gets you upset. >> reporter: his teacher says in last year's class of 20 students, 18 had jobs. this year only 4 do. >> it's discouraging to want even just a minimum wage job and be told that those aren't even available to you at this point. they can't even aspire to that next level of job because the entry level jobs are the ones that aren't available. >> reporter: rodriguez started in january looking for jobs ranging from a custodian at this park to a clerk at this retail store. he gave us a glimpse of what he's facing. >> getting tons and tons of applications now. >> reporter: the job market is especially tough for hispanic teens like rodriguez. the center for labor market studies found just 21% of hispanic teens were employed last summer. compared with 32% of whites the same age. rodriguez says when good news comes it's bitter sweet. accepted to a community college he doesn't now how he will pay the $4,000 tuition. >> that's my fear for a lot of students, if they don't get to go t

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