they're talking here about a woman, they describe her as mrs. nolde.an who's considered the last official combat casualty of the vietnam war. so the story is about mrs. nolde's visit to washington for her husband's burial at washington's arlington national cemetery. >>> just declassified audio diary from nixon's staff. he later wrote in his memoirs that he never hated the veet nap war more than he did in that moment, in that single enkoubt e counter with the family of the man who was the last reported combat casualty of vietnam. >>> on friday, this past friday, the current commander in chief, announced that he is doubling the number of u.s. service members in iraq. today, though, the pentagon said those additional troops will not be sent until congress votes to send them. president orb is apparently determined now that this decision will not remain his alone. it is never supposed to be a president's decision alone. it's supposed to be congress's call when we go to war. now, the additional troops, this bubbling deployment back in iraq, that's now an ope

mrs. nolde's visit to washington for her husband's burial at washington national cemetery. >> looking at mrsie in vietnam, she came to washington for the funeral with her five children, some brothers and sisters and the whole family. and after the fooneral service, the president had them come in. he says they were a typical american family and that she had conducted herself and walked in like a first lady. and then on the kids, the 17-year-old boy who had a ragged beard and a mustache and long hair, the type that cbs would pick out, and they did and make a statement on why his father died. it was superb. he said he was proud of his dad, fought for peace. the 16-year-old daughter, blond, blue-eyed looked up at the president and said just could i kiss you. at this point, there was a long silence and i had been making notes, looked up and the president was just standing there. he started to say something and couldn't say it. paused for quite a bit longer. more silence and then sort of said under his voice, i guess that's what it's all about. then paused a minute, turned around and walked out of