richard overton in remarks last veteran's day. >> i want you to know something about richard overton. he was at pearl harbour when the battle ships smouldered. he was at okayy nowa and emow geema. >> richard overton got meet the commander in chief, though brief. >> there was a lot of stuff i wanted to talk to him about. he's in a hurry. >> reporter: richard overton witnessed change, including times when he said white people were hesitant to interact with blacks. >> more white people want to be my friends than black. they drive there now. come, make yourself at home. >> reporter: as for what he credits to longevity. stay off medications. >> when it get m your system, it weaken your body. >> reporter: richard overton never had children. he was married trees. he comes from a big family. >> six sisters and four brothers - they're all dead. >> richard overton spends most address numbering his own company. he is not averse to getting married, but she has to be age appropriate. >> if i find a woman old enough. >> that woman must be around 90. but finding someone that could keep up with him

overton -- honored mr. overton last memorial day. >> i want you to know about mr. overton.e was there when the battle ships stopped smoldering and at okinawa. >> he's in a hurry. >> overton has witnessed a great deal of change in his lifetime. including those times when he says white people were hesitant to interact with blacks. >> white people want to be my friend as black. they'll drive out there right now, make theirself at home. >> as to what he credits his longevity. staying off of medications. >> when that pill get in your system, it will weaken your body. >> overton never had children. he's been married twice but his wife passed 20 years ago. and although he comes from a big family -- >> six sisters and four brothers. and they're all dead. >> overton spends most days enjoying his own company. he says he's not opposed to getting married again but she must be age-appropriate. >> if i can find a woman old enough and wants to be married. >> she must be around 90, but finding her that age and able to keep up with him might be too great of a challenge. brandon trutling, al

richard overton last veterans day. >> i want you to know about richard overton here much he was there at pearl harbour when the battle ships were smouldering. he was there at okayy nowa and emow geema. >> reporter: although brief he got meet the commander in chief. >> there was a lot i wanted to talk about, but he was in a hurry. >> reporter: oklahoma remembers times when whites were hesitant to interact with blacks. they drive out there. coming in, making themselves at home. as for what he credits staving off medications. >> it gets in the system. it weakens your body. richard overton never had children. he's been married twice, but his wife passed 20 years ago. although he comes from a big family. >> six sisters and four brothers. richard overton spend most days enjoying his own company and is not opposed to getting married again but she must be age appropriate. >> if i find a woman old enough that wants to be married. >> reporter: that age must be around 90, he says, finding someone at that age able to keep up with him may be too much of a challenge. >>> thanks so much for watching

. >>> rich areaed overton was 26 when he went to war. he spent three years in the south pacific fighting the japanese. he's the oldest living american veteran and we talked to him about his experiences in war and peace. >> if you are looking for richard overton. this is where we find him on his porch with a cigar in hand. >> i don't inhale them. >> by early afternoon all his household chores are kun. >> every morning i sweep my driveway. that's my exercise. got to keep your muscles going. >> overton is the oldest living world war ii veteran, he turned 108 years young. >> i been shot at. cutting limbs off the top of your head, around the side. but never hit. >> overton doesn't like to spend time talking about his time in service. >> the more you tell, the more it comes to you. >> reporter: as for what he believes kept him alive when many perished. >> that's god's business. god wasn't shooting at you. >> that's what we owe veterans. >> president obama honoured overton in remarks at the arlington cemetery last veterans day. >> i want to tel

. >> reporter: looking for richard overton.is where you'll find him. >> i don't inhale them. >> by early afternoon chores are done. >> i sweep my driveway, that's the exercise. you have to keep it going. >> alder tonne is the oldest living veteran, turning 108 years young. >> i've been shot at. bullets flying across your head, around your side. never hit. >> overton doesn't like to spend a lot of time talking about his time in service. >> the more you tell the more it comes to you. >> reporter: as for what he believes kept him alive when others perished? >> that is god's business. >> president obama honoured overton in remarks at the arlington national sem ety last veter veteran's day. > i want you to know something about mr overton. he was at pearl harbour when the balleships were smouldering. he was there at okayin awe weigh... >> he got meet the commabder in chief. >> there were a lot of steps. overton witnessed a great deal of cheap, including times when he said why people were hesitant to interact with blacks. >> they are

when i took the job, we knew it was going to bid issue that had great political overtones. and i tried to think, one of the things i did when i took the job, i try to read every report that we did our job as well as we could. we did our job as well as we code. i am the last person to tell you we did everything perfectly. -- we did our job as well as we could. your board,lieves your review board, got all of the information and documents. information, we got and documents on the five tasks we had under the law. for security. we were not there to look at talking points. we were not there to look at what i would call event political hand wrestling. and so of course, there could be things that were not within our mandate because we did not get the material. they do not go to the basic attack. the second piece is that under the arrangements of the law, the fbi has responsibility for investigating criminal responsibilities. >> one of the things that cricket name is abe -- that critics name is a memo from ben rhodes that they said had nothing to do with broader areas of policy. wou

it has citrus overtones. a little yellow curry. let that cook. it simmers and develops the flavors.lready made up plates. >>a little cucumber sals. i like to call it. garlic peanuts. add to that crunch. homemade hot sauce. they are perfect. they look adorable. >>it is for a good cause. it happens on may 15th. >>there will be about 20 chefs around there. it is for agc. >>it is all of us who get to taste the wonderful treats. it is our version of taste of chicago. >>we go back to our childhood and remember what our favorites are. >>make it at home and you can taste it at the event. >>tickets are still available. >>still tickets available it is about 200 dollars. you get meals from all of the different chefs. >>we are going to have a great time. >>a lot of chefs have had a beautiful ambiance >>you gave us all of the recipes. we will have those on our website. the second annual playground event benefits the acggc. >>for tickets agcchicago.org/chefs playground. we will have that link on our website. barbaric a cool air. watch out of warm air research's again. that is because the storm is

in brazil, may 1 has a somber overtone, the day that formula one champion and national hero aryton sennaed, he crashed in the grand prix 20 years ago. our correspondents report. >> it is the karting track that bears the name of a racing legend. it was here in the suburbs of san paulo that aryton senna revealed his skill as a driver. camaro was a mechanic for the man who would become a national icon. >> he was a passionate man, he lived go karting. go karting was everything to him. he would wake at 7 a.m. and leave at 6 p.m.. even when it was raining. when he passed by you could hear his engine noise. >> for young and old, his star still shines bright. don has just turned 11 and from films and books he has drawn inspiration from this man's story. >> he was very determined and he did things thoroughly. and i try to do my best, like him. >> marco is another dedicated fan. at his home he has more than 10,000 ayrton senna collectibles. >> he left us his pager to -- patriotism and he was a proud member, showing his determination. always pushing himself further. it is all linked and it makes th

overton was there at pearl harbor when the battle ships were smoldering.was at okinawa, at iwo jima. >> he got to meet the nation's commander-in-chief. >> there's a lot i want to talk to him about, but he's in a hurry. >> he talked about change in his lifetime, including times he said white people were hesitant to interact with blacks. >> there's more white people want to be my friends than black. they're there, saying make yourself at home. >> what he credits to longevity, staying off medications. >> when those pills get in your system, and it weaken your body. >> overton never had children. he's been married twice, but his wife passed 20 years ago. although he comes from a big family. >> six sisters and four brothers and they're all dead. >> he spends most days enjoying his own company. he says he's not opposed to getting married again, but she must be age appropriate. >> if i could find a woman that's old enough and wants to be married. >> that age web says must be around 90, but finding someone at that age who's able to keep one him. >> she'll do some

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. >> now talk to our reporter in the pakistan capital, there are friendly overtones and all going wellor the future relations? >> well, we shall have to wait and see, but indeed a very swift move by the pakistani prime minister and congratulating him and however, there are some concerns here in pakistan because the manifesto of the bjp and one has to wait and see where we see the pragmatic or the radical when it comes to dealing with pakistan particularly. there is hope and expectation that despite all of the rhetoric used in the election, if the past has anything to go by suggests that the bjp is serious in talking to pakistan is concerned, but at the same time, there are ap rehences that a border dispute and remains, we have to wait and see whether he's going to take a tougher stance on those border disputes. there are disputes on where the two armies are locked into battle and high altitude and little progress. so everybody here is waiting to see what sort of policy there are in the coming months. >> thank you very much, indeed. now back to me, we are looking at the elections and th

richard overton said he keeps everything in moderation. he says serve being in the west pacific in 1945 and being shot at is not fun. >>> this is a live look at phoenix from our affiliate there, fox 10, the wig story there tonight, senator mccain's forum to discuss the shortcomings of va's mismanagement and neglect of treating veterans. >>> that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. you have time to shop for car insurance today? yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right now. oh, yeah? yeah. what's the... guest room situation? the "name your price" tool, making the world a little more progressive. >>> this is a fox news alert, u.s. official are confirming to fox that a credible threat to the u.s. embassy in yemen precipitated its closure to the public earlier this week. we told you about that when it happened. the embassy in sanaa is normally close

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i think people will be deeply troubled because of the overtones of that display we saw. he got on his own private boat and went down a series of russian troops saying to each crew, i congratulate you on our 69th anniversary of our victory in world war ii. remarkable scenes, bombers in the sky. a display of military might. they kept reminding us of the losses inflicted 69 years ago by that obviously horrifying war and comes on a day in which we saw the ukrainian military moving in to a town mariupol so close to the russian border. russian forces are amassed. mariupol is west of where i'm standing. key buildings have changed hands in the past week or so. a very confused picture. we're hearing from the interior military that pro-russian and police station took it and the death tolls are messy all over the place. seven dead. that tallies most of what we're hearing. human rights seeing five bodies. the interior minister who has been known for rhetoric in the past few weeks claims 20 pro-russian militants were killed. the scenes on the street showing ukrainian armor moving aro

shining an intense spotlight on officer mehserle and raising questions of police brutality with racial overtones. >> the police is getting away with murder, and out on the streets they talk about they serve and protect us. they don't serve and protect us. they call us. >> officer mehserle refuses too be interviewed by investigators. six days after the incident, he quits his job without giving a statement about the shooting. a protest demanding officer mehserle be brought to justice turns violent in downtown oakland. with rioting, looting, and vandalism. prompting more than 100 arrests. a week later, officer mehserle is arrested and charged with murder. he pleads not guilty, and the eyewitness videos take center stage during his trial. >> what we saw in that video was exactly what occurred on that platform. there's no way we can get around that. >> mehserle takes the stand and testifies that he thought grant was going for a gun. grant was unarmed. mehserle also says he believed he was using his taser when he pulled the trigger. after a month-long trial, a jury finds johannes mehserle guilty of in

we've seen a lot of servicing transfers, out of fannie and freddie overton non-bank servicers, and in recent months we've seen a lot of scrutiny on those servicers. i was wondering if you could comment on some of those transfers, what we might be able to expect in terms of regulation on the non-bank servicers and what can be done to give originators and servicers some certainty that if the loan defaults are going to be able to appropriately service that product? >> this has been a topical and difficult issue for us because there are multiple things that are at play here. jamie dimon is right when he says it's difficult to service a defaulted mortgage. it's easy to service a current mortgage because all that is is collecting and remitting, but when somebody defaults, it gets to be a lot more complicated and there is a growing industry that isn't built up around him that some of have more expertise in this area than the lenders themselves who tend to focus more on the lending side than on the servicing side. and basel iii has taken a lot of the capital requirements that may be led to so

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>> the recovery auditors if they're getting overtones, 40 or 50% of that it would indicate they weregoing after cases that were appropriately billed to start with. again that's not what we see. >> mr. chairman, can we further examined that? if that's the case, they are being incentivize or for some reason they're going after cases they shouldn't. >> at some point i'm going to recognize -- at some point i would like ms. newman to win. i want to recognize the differences in the numbers. i may be missing something. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. cavanaugh, i just want to pick up on one of the things mr. mcdermott articulated in his opening statement where he said he wanted to protect medicare's finite resources. i grew that and you agree with that. one of the challenges i think is there is a serial -- a zero-sum game element to medicare members of right now so want to draw your attention to an issue on sure is really with you. that's nantucket cottage hospital. as you know that was part of the process by which the affordable care act was passed. i don't think any celebration in this in

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that's there's racial overtones, there's lots of things you've never seen before.dent obama and these descriptions? >> it's true there are many different circumstances. i agree with virtually none of what's been said. i thought david's long profile of clinton -- of obama was fa fabulous piece. but i see a more confident, less needy person than is being described around the table. and i see a president who actually is quite pleased with what he's been able to accomplish. and believes that he is accomplishing more and will accomplish more in the rest of his time in office. and is not starry eyed or unrealistic about what he can or cannot get through the republican congress. i don't see this sort of, you know, sort of figure trying to figure out what to do. i think he knows exactly what he wants to do. >> i think you may be alone in that sentiment around this table. i see a man, mark halperin, who thinks he's right and everybody else is wrong and has grown up in an isolated environment politically. where he spent most of his life around people who think like him, who,

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that there is a piece of the opposition, part of the opposition to president obama that has racial overtones but i think the polarization is beyond that. i think one question is will things change once president obama is out of office? will that somehow change the equation? i frankly have given everything else i see am dubious. if you look at what we are already seeing in terms of the polarization that is beginning to form around secretary clinton and her prospective candidacy i think it would say to you the polarization goes beyond the issue of race, it has a lot to do with where we are as i country, some unease in one part of the country about where we are heading, fears about whether we will go forward or backward or whether we need to go somewhat backward or forward, i think there's a lot at stake on the issue of polarization. >> much of the coverage of the 2012 election focused on how close it was. on the other hand, the new york times analyst kept saying it was a sure thing, and that was pretty much what happened. how will this influence coverage of future elections? i noticed the wash