. >> i was in nam in '72 and '73 and it's nice to see these guys still doing what they need to do to show america we still remember our guys. >> we top in veterans homes and -- stop in veterans homes and hospitals. we greet our veterans and give them gifts and pins and thank them. >> reporter: back when this started in 1988, there were only 2,500 riders, but today they're expecting as many as 900,000 the organizers say they're going to keep putting this event on until all prisoners of war and those missing in action are accounted for. in washington peter doocy, fox news. >>> everywhere at 11:00 starting in new york where dozens gather to mourn the loss of a young boy killed 33 years ago. well wishers left flowers and candles outside the building where police say then 6-year- old etan patz was strangled pedro hernandez said he lured the boy from a school bus stop into the building's basement and strangled him. his lawyer says the man is schizophrenic and has hallucinations. >> economic hard times in greece affecting the adult industry. hundreds are visiting the erotic dream fair in at

it was it was legitimate but the way we want about going at this small tiny little country in viet nam that ends up going communist anyway then then nine eleven happened so it's the war on terror. and you know the the knee jerk reaction the overkill the department of homeland security all these different things. as i wrote my book i really do believe and i always will believe that going into afghanistan made sense that did have directly a direct link with our national defense that's where al qaeda came from but then that was you but then going into iraq made no sense at all and the other thing my my other point is that even worse if it doesn't makes it even if it if it doesn't make sense. at least go about it the right way we don't all this money being spent but we don't even wage war the right way the very going to serve is overwhelming amounts of money but we don't invade attack using overwhelming force that america spends more than the next ten countries come by and oh social security obviously eye has a black budget we don't even know how much they spend i mean the dad has all thes

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i'm danielle knotting nam. reactions to president obama's announcement that he supports same-sex marriage are impassioned, running the gamut from joy to anger. political leaders on both sides of the fence agree the polarizing issue will energize their constituents, becoming a key agenda in the november elections. susan mcginnis is in washington with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as told by his aides the president apparently concluded earlier this year that he supports gay marriage and he planned to say so before the convention, but after vice president biden came out last sunday, talking about his support, the white house apparently felt compelled to move up that timetable. president obama says after several years of thinking about it, he now supports same-sex marriage. >> it is important for me to go ahead and affirm that i think same-sex couples should be able to get married. >> reporter: the president tells "good morning, america" robin roberts his daughters helped him with the decisio

armed forces of america in our great city, never to return home from the vietnam war, a place we called namthe pow, mia, missing warriors table is reserved in memory and in honor of our missing comrades and loved ones, both men and woman, classified as our pow and mia, the prisoners of war and missing in action of all wars, ordinary men and women who faced an extraordinary call. they are not and will not ever be forgotten. they are the veterans of the land, the air, and the sea, who gave up their tomorrows for our todays. our guardians of freedom, our nation's sword and shield. in the spirit of love, hope, and remembrance, let us embrace their spiritual presence. they were once young men and woman who converted to school books to helmets, from sneakers to combat boot. when war shadowed our country and freedom was threatened, men and woman rolled up their sleeves and answered the call. from g.i. joe to rosie the ri t rivet riveter. from the tractor and plow to jump chutes and parachutes, from the great depression threats to m-1s and bayonets. to crossing the line in desert sands and patrolli

he will be in the baltimore for viet nams veterans me -- vietnamveterans memorial reception. >>> thousands of people only got to see half of the show. because of the storm as they were told to go and seek shelter. concert was broadcast live on pbs. >>> lacrosse maryland beat duke and this afternoon the terps are going head to head with the greyhound for the nca championship. maryland lot of -- nca amountchampionship. -- ncaa championship. last time we had an all maryland final 1979 when hopkins beat the terps. >>> gas prices may be lower but prices are still higher than they have been for most of the summer. now according to aaa, the average cost for a gallon of unleaded is $3.65. it's the third highest price on record for memorial day weekend. >>> not a big surprise here but a report says las vegas has the most homeowners with a negative he can equity on the home -- equity on the home. 71% of the mortgage holders inthat area owe more on the home than it is worth remit searchers looked at the number of underwater borrowing in 30 large metro areas in the first three months of this year and

my nam>> my name is fred clark. we are the designers of the transit center and the tower. i echo the comments about how fortunate we are to be at the place we are in the project today. i have some visuals as well. we have just crossed mission street, gone through the grove of redwoods into the front door of the transit center, and in the transit center itself you are greeted by a very beautiful light-filled environment. you are very aware of your surroundings and transparent, open room. you see the park above in the grove of redwoods to the left of this, and on the floor is an extraordinary art piece. at the outside, if you pass through the transit center lobby, you will see the glass exterior wall of the transit center and have a sense of the park above. it will have a two levels of extraordinary food-based detail of very lively public realm. the point i am making here is that this entire complex is comprised of several parts. clearly mission square and the tower are very important. this is at the heart of the complex and the revitalization of most all of the streets arou

fire to this house last flight with three people inside at the time, one of them a 60-year-old viet nam veteran named jimmy who is a double amputee, firefighters rescued him through the house, his two caregivers escaped through side windows. >> i feel blessed i am alive and everything got out and jimmy is okay. >> she says she has no idea why an arsonist would target the place she lives. >> i heard pop, like that a big old pop and thin i heard flames, just started trying to put it out. >> the department says several neighbors spotted a man with a gas can on the porch before it started. >> we think he might have put it on the porch and lit it. >> they belief he hopped into a waiting suv that sped off. there have been a number of suspicious fires in this neighborhood in just the past few months. back in november investigators say someone set fire to that strip mall. two fires were both ruled arson. a spokesperson told me there is no evidence to suggest the fires are connected but it is possible. the people caught in this morning's fire suffered minor smoke inhalation although everyone is

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his father went to a fellow on the reservation, tom rock road who is is a vet nam veteran but a spiritual leader. he said he's been assail bid evil spirits so when he comes home we have to have a cleansing ceremony to rid the spirits. so they did have that ceremony. and then at the end of the ceremony they put the iraqi uniform on the ground and all of the people there had got sticks to hit the stick, hit the uniforms like striking the enemy as the continuation of the old ceremony. and then they had the blessing ceremony and there is tom rockroads holding a fake scalp up in the air, in the old days they would do this. he then was cleanse and they gave him a new indian name, charging eagle. so after the event, then they had a big give away, senator campbell is right here. and that's austin two moon you know your custer's last stand story his grand faefrt was chief two moons at little big horn. we had to visit folks and stayed at an indian house, i said you miss big ceremony. she said yeah, too bad, i knew they were doing it. renewing the old ceremonies. this is the first time we've done it

similar comment from several weeks ago and president obama is again mentioning the disgraceful way vet nam war vets were treated. we'll play that for you next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ notice >> welcome back to "the five." would have long can the united states survive if half the country is getting some kind of check from the government? we have new stats that show 49.1%, almost 50% of the u.s. is getting government assistance in some form. eric, it's troubling, because this is the way that greece went. right? now, the question if you read the story a little bit more, it says families are becoming multigenerational. a lot of people are doubling up and moving home with their parents. grandparents are moving in with them. they say the "wall street journal," even if it wasn't happening because of the recession people would be getting more check from the government. >> eric: any way you slice it. look at the chart from the lower left to the upper right. chart is going up. president obama blast the right side of the chart right there. things aren't getting better. no matter what you hear on tv or how many t

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to get the gi bill, but most of the ones, were from world war ii or korea nam. so v.a. was used to a very small population of women. most of them well past their child bearing years. and many of whom despite the fact they were eligible simply chose not to do it. so v.a. health care at that time was very male oriented. and from the time that the persian gulf war ended until continuing right now today, there has been a major evolutionary change, we're still not there yet. but v.a. has become more and more woman-friendly. and i know you work at v.a. and you may or not get v.a. care, but i was wondering if anybody on the panel would like to discuss their experiences with v.a. and how particularly over the years as v.a. was trying to get used to women as their health care patients. >> when i retired from the military in in 2000, it took me ten years to apply for the v.a. benefits and services. with their v.a., i gave them a copy of my records. i even tabbed out all my service connected issues. and i presented it. and they said i was zero across the board. and i worked at v.a

. >> and later today and later in the day, another ceremony takes place at the street nam veterans memori memorial. we'll have that live for you as well starting at 1:00 p.m., also on c-span. >> this is c-span3 with politics and public affairs programming throughout the week and every weekend, 48 hours of people and events telling the american story on american history tv. get our schedules and see past programs at our websites. and you can join in the conversation on social media site sites. >> next tus national guard and reserve leadership testifies about proposed national guard cuts and ways in which the operational reserve will be used as the troop drawdown continues in afghanistan. the senate appropriations subcommittee on defense hosted the hearing. defense secretary leon pa net at that time last month pulled back from proposed budget cuts that would have reduced the force by 5,000 people and 200 aircraft. secretary panetta said that he will restore some of the cuts in the budget proposal sent to congress. including at least 2,200 guard positions. this runs just under two hours. >>

but when you go back to the viet nam wall and see the names of people that you served with, tell me, what do you think? how does it touch you after all of these years? >> you never forget and conitantly reminded of the sacrifices because we are still at war today. memorial day is the most sacred and unique aside of our religious holidays. we are honoring those who fought and died defending the values and life in the country of ours. ip am reminded that those who fought and died did not want to, but what makes them different and special, they were willing to. and i am awe of this for over this. stur rounded by that are willing to give up everything they care about in life, governor, the opportunity for a full loaf and parent and friends in their life and yes, have love and love and be love. they put all of that at risk. and in my judgment they do it for two reasons. they do it for one another, and secondly they do it out of a simple yet profound sense of duty. and in my few, this is true honor and we can never ever take that kind of devotion for granted. here we are on memorial day an

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vehicle to plunge eight hundred meters into a river of eleven thousand people die each year of viet nam in traffic related incidents that. turn twenty four minutes past the hour here in moscow let's now join katie on the business desk for a roundup of today's markets a friday evening here in moscow. facebook getting on then well i mean it was a bit of rocky start as you know because there was a technical issue going on on the nasdaq and we saw a rally of twelve percent but right now it seems to stabilized at around five percent so it's a little bit underwhelming actually for the most hyped i.p.o. that i've certainly ever heard about but it's not a disaster by any means now you've got to consider the fact that the company only started eight years a guy now when this i.p.o. first came about they priced it at thirty eight dollars per says it's actually above that now now when that came out a lot of people were saying that it was too high now or they'd ask us all from these to be capped to says given the low revenue streams for facebook and the high valuation holding onto the says could be

russia is moving forward i can see the opposition dissipating into factions in fact one faction led by nam so one faction led by and of only one can see this going into a movement that is really just exists in memory eric draitser interesting here thoughts to political analyst from stopping terrorism dot com thank you very much for your time thank you so much well and he said now he now takes a closer look at what drives the anti putin campaign and that issue of beautification just how united is it really. who is the russian opposition well of course it depends who you ask but also if you take a look for yourself what you'll see most often are a lot of different colors organizations and parties well to help us kind of decipher who's who in this i think we can call it modern russian opposition is to me three bob which he's a political analyst for voice of russia radio thanks for being with us i want to start with alexina widely and surrogate self just because they're the most well known at the moment they're constantly getting arrested and being released just briefly tell us who they are an

who are still in nam or the same way they were before the iraq war that we should use the us military as our instrument to we make the world tehran is standing in our way let's push them aside so you still have those forces and you saw some of them appear opinion making their opinion known in the opinion pages today this is senator lieberman senator graham saying he little suspects they're likely going to the people who told us that iraq was going to be a cakewalk or telling us we should attack iran i hope people learn their lesson i want to i want to switch gears a little bit we talk a lot about the defense budget here this new n.b.a. that's being pushed for fiscal year two thousand and thirteen and the house passed a certain version last week and so i want to talk about a sign from the fact that they bumped up defense spending by an extra eight billion that the pentagon didn't even ask for they're also bumping up as part of that spending on nuclear spending and so let's talk about that let's talk about what that might do to the the new start treaty that was just signed great so i wo

vet nam vets average four. world war ii and korea vets just two.er vietnam has been major component in the memorial day observances. jennifer griffin looks back to a conflict now a half sen cheercenturyold. >> 50 years, they look back to the fallen. more than 1300 are still missing. a cold war era conflict to halt march of communism in asia. the vietnam war began when president kennedy started to deploy hundreds of military advisors and helicopters at the end of 1961. the war escalated to more than half a million u.s. troops. on august 7, 1964, congress passes the if you feel of tonkin resolution, fiving president johnson authority to take whatever action he needs to defend southeast asia. >> when vietnam started, it was a popular war. most of the soldiers, sailors and the airman and marines who served there were volunteers. they weren't draftees. as the war progressed and the troop numbers went up, more people got drafted. the demonstration started. >> february 13, 1965. president johnso johnson johnsos operation rolling thunder. two months later

. >> i was in nam in '72 to '73 and my second officer went down over the north some where.t is nice to see these guys still doing what they need to do to show america we still remember our guys. >> we stop in veteran's homes. we stop in veteran's hospitals. we greet our veterans. we give them gifts and pins and thank them for their services. >> as many as 900,000 bikers are here today and organizers say they will keep putting the event on until all prisoners of war and everyone missing in action is accounted for. harris? >> peter, thank you. >>> boy and girl scouts is nationwide honoring our nation's fallen heros this memorial day weekend. about 3,000 scouts placing american flags at soldier's grave stones in los angeles. together the kids planted 87,000 flags at several cemeteries. >>> in tennessee a similar tribute. boy scouts placing american flags on 42,000 graves at memphis national cemetery. >>> well, this is not a storm you want to mess. beryl intensifying in strength. as it approaches the u.s. southeast coast. we are tracking this tropical storm with landfall inevit

nam le be at the top of the leader board -- william levy at the top of the leader board. >> i will havem the finale in hollywood next week. live reports on abc 7 news. 5:49 right now. changes on the way for facebook and twitter. >> for details, ellen braitman is at bloomberg headquarters in new york. good morning. >> while facebook has 900 million users around the globe and as of march its regulatory filings show and more than half are using it on their smartphone. facebook mobile is due for an upgrade. users will notice photographs three times larger and will start seeing a new designed in the news feed. if you are too busy, there is a weekly summary feature with what twitter deems the most relevant tweets . j.p. morgan chase is facing shareholders today in the wake of its $2 billion trading mistake. on the table, a vote on whether approve jamie dimon's pay package from last year. investors getting reports on inflation. retail sales for april as well. we are setting up for a higher opening on wall street after another down day yesterday. that is business news from bloomberg headquarter

similar comment from several weeks ago and president obama is again mentioning the disgraceful way vet nam vets were treated. we'll play that for you next. ♪ ♪ we don't have a word for retirement. in the latino community the word that we use is jubilation. as you're getting older, you should be able to do the things that you love. of how a shipping giant can befriend a forest may seem like the stuff of fairy tales. but if you take away the faces on the trees... take away the pixie dust. take away the singing animals, and the storybook narrator... [ man ] you're left with more electric trucks. more recycled shipping materials... and a growing number of lower emissions planes... which still makes for a pretty enchanted tale. ♪ la la la [ man ] whoops, forgot one... [ male announcer ] sustainable solutions. fedex. solutions that matter. ♪ ♪ >> eric: welcome back, everybody. did you know the 2009 nobel peace prize winner has a secret kill list? that is right. according to the "new york times," president obama personally selected a group of men, women and maybe a 17-year-old girl who could be t

started out as a small spirit airlines protest in florida turned in a huge victory for 76-year-old namousands of supporters pressured the airline to refund his $197 ticket to visit his daughter. shortly after buying the ticket, he learned that the cancer he has been battling is terminal, did not want to risk flying and exposing himself to germs with a weakened immune system. >>> four day trail ride turned in a nightmare for three people and four horses. they all fell in a ravine, one horse died, the humans were exhausted but uninjured. amazing. >>> a huge day for sports, if the nba playoffs and the miguel cotto-floyd mayweather fight isn't enough, you guessed it, also the kentucky derby. a race has history dating back to 1875. reynolds, you're looking forward to the race, why is the run for the roses so special? >> variety of reasons. it has been going on since 1875, another aspect is the race itself is really a very short duration, only a few minutes, but the lead up to it pageantry, people go there to see but be seen, the start of three separate horse races that we call the triple cr

. >> i was in nam in '72 to '73 and my second officer went down over the north some where.t is nice to see these guys still doing what they need to do to show america we still remember our guys. >> we stop in veteran's homes. we stop in veteran's hospitals. we greet our veterans. we give them gifts and pins and thank them for their services. >> as many as 900,000 bikers are here today and organizers say they will keep putting the event on until all prisoners of war and everyone missing in action is accounted for. harris? >> peter, thank you. >>> boy and girl scouts is nationwide honoring our nation's fallen heros this memorial day weekend. about 3,000 scouts placing american flags at soldier's grave stones in los angeles. together the kids planted 87,000 flags at several cemeteries. >>> in tennessee a similar tribute. boy scouts placing american flags on 42,000 graves at memphis national cemetery. >>> well, this is not a storm you want to mess. beryl intensifying in strength. as it approaches the u.s. southeast coast. we are tracking this tropical storm with landfall inevit

. >> reporter: that is the abg row nam for al-qaida in the arabian pa anyone's lashes the same groupthe underwear bomb in 2009. this version they used nonmetallic explosives this time season into briefs with an improved dead naturer, one where there is a back up if the first one failed. the bomb failed because of problems with the detonator. you're seeing the hearing in it's second hour, almost third hour on capitol hill. there are questions for others about f.b.i. and homeland security and why they released a bulletin on the eve of the anniversary when in fact this device had already been picked up. a senior senator on the intelligence committee is crying foul over the leaking of the operation and in this exchange she was asked if the leak had disrupted the operation overseas. >> i think it's a deterrent, yes. i don't think those leaks should have happened. there was an operation in progress, and i think the leak is regarded as very serious. >> reporter: and just a few minutes ago on your show the chairman of the house intelligence committee made some significant news by confirming