he is accompanied by world war ii veteran mr. les wheeler.esenting the country of france is a french army colonel, accompanied by a holocaust survivor alex shiloh, who lived in france during the war. [applause] in the country of -- accompanied by world war ii veteran bill boccaccio. [applause] representing the country of greece, the company by world war ii veteran mr. james -- [applause] representing the country of kazakhstan -- representing him is chairman of the oss society, commander q mcgovern., representing the country of hudson berg, his excellency and world war ii veteran and airmen, colonel charles mcgee. [applause] representing the republic of malta, his excellency, and world war ii veteran and tuskegee airman colonel charles mcgee. representing the country of the netherlands, as deputy chief of mission and holocaust survivor, miss luis israel who is originally from the netherlands. [applause] representing the country of new zealand, representing norway, the major general and world war ii veteran, mr. james taylor. [applause] represe

he is accompanied by world war ii veteran, mr. les wheeler.enting the country of france is french army colonel louise. he is accompanied by a holocaust survivor who lived in france during of the war. [applause] >> representing the country of georgia, is excellency, the ambassador. he is accompanied by world war ii veteran, mr. bill ficcaccio. [applause] >> representing the country of greece, the defense attache. world war ii veteran mr. james. [applause] >> representing the country of kazakhstan, its deputy chief of mission. accompanying him is world war ii veteran and chairman of the oss society, commander hugh montgomery. [applause] >> representing the country of the kurdish republic, it's minister. and world war ii veteran mr. robert zimmerman. [applause] >> representing the country of luxembourg, his excellency. and world war ii veteran mr. sammy thompkins. [applause] >> representing the country of malta is deputy chief of mission and holocaust survivor mr. manny mindel. [applause] >> representing the republic of moldova, his excellency, a

] >> representing the country of denmark, deputy chief of mission lars boatpuller accompanied by mr. lesplause ] representing france is lu is misson accompanied by hol kaus survivor mr. alan shipman shylo h who lived in france during the war. [ applause ] >> representing the country of georgia is his excellency ambassador ortall. accompanied by world war ii veteran, mr. philip pacachio. >> representing the country of greece, the attache of greece, colonel papadopolos. representing the country of kazakhstan, accompanying world war ii veteran and chairman of the oss society, ambassador hugh montgomery. representing the country of the kurdish republic, is mohammad lew and world war ii veteran, mr. robert zimmerman. >> representing the country of luxembourg, his excellency, john louis rolfsfeld and mr. stanley tompkins, world war ii veteran. representing the country of malta, deputy keef of mission dr. patricia borg and holocaust survivor, mr. manny man dell. [ applause ] representing the republic of maldova is his excellency igor montague and world war ii veteran and tuskegee airman, colone

. >> mr. le, you had a different experience. you volunteered to join the air force after graduating from high school. why did you decide to volunteer? >> yeah. you know, as dr. tran said every family, young people, some way, somehow, got into the military any connection. for me, in vietnam, if according to the army you have to be draft. for the navy and air force it's not draft. it's volunteer. so i mean if you were drafted into the army, and after you finished the military training, you can apply for a job in air force or in the navy. so that's why, for me directly volunteer to the air force. that's my case. >> okay. >> yeah. >> like most south vietnamese pilots, you were sent to america to finish your training. just as mr. nguyen to your right did. can you talk about your military training in america, mr. le? >> okay. when i was young, i think about 11 or 12 years old, in middle school, in my neighborhood, there's a lot of members of the air force. they wear the suit with the pistol on the side, other side with the knife. it l

mr. le pen: no,. reporter: he found himself kicked out of the party he founded 43 years ago and could also find itself stripped of his titles. >> i think it's a betrayal. i'm ashamed that the president of the national front party bears my surname and i hope she loses it as rapidly as possible. i don't want the national front party to be called le pen. reporter: the decision comes after they were diverting views. last month, he rehashed comments he made in the 1980's, describing the nazi gas chambers as a detail of history. and he has made disparaging comments against a french singer living in a white world. >> we are here today because of him. reporter: marine le pen has adopted a more moderate party line in attempt to more supporters. the latest move could be seen as opposed to 22016 presidential debate. but john murray said he would -- jean-louis -- jean-marie le pen said he would fight that effort. genie: france is looking to change its surveillance laws in a move to better fight terrorism. this in

>> representing the united states of america is kathy silva, accompanied by world war ii veteran, mr. lesng the national park service and friends of the national world war ii memorial the superintendent of the national mall, karen cucurullo and chairman of the board for friends of the national world war ii memorial mr. josiah bunting iii, and world war ii veteran, mr. ewing miller. representing the country of australia is brigadier david green. he is accompanied by mrs. barbara martin. [applause] representing the country of belarus, the charge d'affaires. representing belgium, and accompanying his excellency, is world war ii veteran mr. clarence faulkner. representing the country of brazil, its secretary, accompanied by holocaust survivor mr. stephen denby. [applause] representing the country of canada, deputy head of mission dennis stevens, accompanied by world war ii veteran mr. james t. mills. representing the country of the czech republic, deputy chief of mission, and the world war ii veteran mr. abdul kareem. [applause]

mr. lau le. he was a cia operative and member of the south vietnamese special forces. in this clip he will talk about losing his friends. turn down the lights? [video clip] >> for anyone on the panel, what are your thoughts after watching this clip? >> actually i want to give my opinion that the war is all the way bad. nobody wanted the war. but we have to face the war if it comes. right now the war has several faces. not just the guns and the ammo. it has intelligence, it and something like that. be careful about that. we have to face the war, any war. , to preserve the peace like that. we prevent the war by preparing for the war. right now the vietnamese people outside vietnam try to fight with the communists now. they want to get their freedom of speech, freedom of religion and everything else for the vietnamese people. we don't want to fight to them but we want to go with them to fight any means so we can get the freedom for our people in vietnam and everybody in the world as well. thank you. >> rex with us, you won't find the pilot. it happens so often. sometime i

. ♪ [applause] >> representing the united states of america is kathy silva, accompanied by mr. les audio] >> represented the national park service and the friends of the national will go to memorial, the superintendent of the national mall, karen kukorulo and mr. josiah bunting the third. and world war the two veteran mr. ewing miller. [no audio] >> for presenting the country of australia, is greater david green -- brigadier david green. he is accompanied by mrs. barbara will -- martin. [laughter] [applause] [bagpipes] >> for visiting belarus, the charge the affairs -- a governing him is mr. nick yatron. [bagpipes] >> representing belgium, -- i coming his excellency, is world war ii veteran mr. clarence guy .

he is accompanied by world war ii veteran, mr. les wheeler. [applause] >> representing france, is french army colonel, he is accompanied by -- [applause] representing the country of georgia, -- he is accompanied by world war ii veteran, mr. bill ficcaccio. [applause] representing the country of greece the company by world war ii veteran mr. james -- [applause] representing the country of kazakhstan, as deputy chief of mission, a company by world war ii veteran and chairman of the oss society, commander q mcgovern. --hugh montgomery. [applause] >> representing the country of the kurdish republic and world war ii veteran mr. robert zimmerman. [applause] representing the country of luxembourg and world war ii veteran mr. sammy thompkins. [applause] representing the country of malta, deputy chief of mission and holocaust survivor mr. manny mindel. [applause] representing the republic of malta -- it's his excellency and world war ii veteran and tuskegee airmen, colonel charles mcgee. [applause] representing the country of the netherlands, as deputy

les find out how much of his wealth he has given away. mr. gross: it is not staggering. ♪ erik: welcome back. investors ask only one thing from a fund manager -- performance. and that is all bill gross used to ask it himself. now that he is 71, he faces success in different terms. mr. gross: i define success differently now than five or 10 years ago. success in the early years was business-related, asset growth related. family was related to how will your kids did on the soccer field. these days the children have grown and are doing their own thing. we are very much connected with their success but my wife and i have embraced our family and now success becomes a function of what we can do with the rest of the world. to help others and to prove that some of the prior success can blend into success for the future. erik: like what? mr. gross: we are donating to stem cell research. six or seven years ago university of california irvine the research center -- we recently connected with duke university in terms of stem cell and alzheimer's. we are

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les says always show up for a meeting or appointment 15 minutes early. punctuality, key. mr.y says if there is a professional association for your field of study, join it. network with your peers. great advice. bill says as you move forward in life remember the only limits you have are ones you put on yourself. anything is possible. love that attitude. kathy says do not follow the herd. be a good employee a good spouse a good parent and a good citizen. and s. says keep an open mind about your future. opportunities are everywhere. remember missteps don't count. how you handle them does. wow, that is so insightful because in the end it's failures thattic ma you really appreciate success, right? thanks for being part of the real story, have a great weekend. i'm gretchen carlson. >>> mass surveillance in america. this sunday the government will lose its power to collect phone records from millions of americans unless the senate takes action. president obama says lawmakers need to act fast because it's a matter of public safety. but critics say it violates our right to privacy. so

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les moonves of cbs. david faber joins us now with more. >> interesting morning. we started with mr. with him here. he runs iac or he's chairman of that and expedia. as you well know. john, iac, an interesting collection of businesses led by its match service if you will. basically all the different dating sites, the one that has really attracted a great amount of interest from investors is tinder, it's only two and a half years old, it was incubated inside iac, if you will and it is growing with extraordinary pace. that said, investors, while they're trying to figure out the valuation are also still trying to figure out just how much of it iac owns. because while the company does control it fully, it doesn't own it fully. and so i tried to get the answer. >> we own the majority of tinder. >> right. is that 95%? >> no, it's not 95%. it's less than that. >> why not just put a number out there? >> i actually don't know why. >> you don't know why. >> i don't know why we don't. it's never really come up. no one's ever said to me tell my explicitly what the number is. >> rolely? i've had

les unless it yields more than 5% we're pulling back. go to hiemy in new jersey. >> caller: it's jaime. >> sorry. >> caller: it's an honor to speak with you mrcramer and booya from one of your biggest fans in new jersey. >> you're right down the block. >> caller: yes we are. my question is krados security and defense solutions, should i stay with this defensive company or should i go? >> you should wait to hear what i -- that is a great idea. i can't -- i'm going to work on it all weekend. that fits exactly what i'm talking about and i didn't know it. our viewers know more than anyone. let's go to cindy in minnesota. cindy. >> caller: greetings from minnesota. long time listener first time caller. i'd like to get your thoughts on glu mobile. >> we got that -- can i just say we have a great quarter from gamestop and i'd rather you be with gamestop. and we backed away from athe nagative. great job, gamestop. pete. >> caller: booya. boston scientific. >> what a discipline here. and nobody ever hurt taking a paragraph profit and those are the four horseman of the heart business. lets go to tom. >> caller: how are you. big booya from new york. i'

les paul was great but b.b. king came out and every guitar player in the world including myself learned something from b.b. king. >> absolutely. well, mrank you so much for calling in. we appreciate it. of course, we know you are a legend and stand with the greats of music and the greats of the great town of chicago, so i just wanted to say that. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for letting me hear you, because most interviews i can't hear. >> well, i've been accused of being loud so there you have it. thank you, sir. let me go to alex here. buddy guy talking about b.b. king alex, not realizing how great he was. saying he had never made a record he actually liked. >> that was just an amazing moment. there's only one instrument that almost everyone in america everyone in the world can name that's lucille. you know there's a reason for that. that guitar it was like a voice. it sang. you hear that bravado, the bravado he did, the bent notes you can hear that eric clapton rock blues jazz, wherever you go. >> what is it about b.b. king you have this long list and a wide range of artists who cite him as an influence and does an