by one of the association's key founders, and that would be, of course, general john "blackjack" pershingver the past decade, an honor to be with this unique group and its mix of former and current reservists, members of rotc over there, i hope you're getting credit for this for a class. [laughter] they who will, of course, lead the next generation of reservists. and i salute all of you for your selfless dedication and service to our country. i also thank the association for taking on an issue of interest in my household, particular interest; insuring that a number of programs for our military families are well supported. as some of you may know, my wife holly is an assistant director of the consumer financial protection bureau, and she is helping to lead the fight against financial ripoffs that target our troopers and their families. [applause] i will note that that was an applause line. [laughter] to her, that is. but as all of you know, bullets and ieds make no distinction down range between those of the reserve and active components of our military, and neither do predatory lenders. s

in general pershing's words, it didn't hurt america to have a general so bold that he was dangerous. los angeles went all out in its reception. with him was general doolittle, whose force in europe did so much to ensure final victory. >> although no unit, no individual won the war, we're fortunate in having one here with us tonight with us who had a large part in winning the war. i'm pleased and proud to have been privileged to fight by the side of general george patton. [ applause ] >> your honorable mayor, general doolittle, soldiers, ladies and gentlemen, coming over here, that was a very great, the first four hours, we passed over a destroyed land. permanently destroyed. those who have not seen it do not know what hell looks like from the top. that's what germany looks like. that's what it looks like, that's what anyplace that the 8 air force and 3rd army worked on looks like. [ applause ] you must remember this, that those blessed in various towns and solid governing and names who i can't pronounce, but whose places i have removed -- [ laughter ] -- the trail of the 3rd army and

. >> reporter: construction cruise still fixing up pershing hall, turning it into the inn at the presidio, set to open april 1. the plan is to preserve the look and field and add land mark views. >> they don't have the opportunity to do that unless they are willing to camp outside. >> reporter: most of the units will be suits and people have already started booking. >> booked in may and june, july and august, even into october. >> reporter: $195 a night to $350. they feel that is high for a national park. >> national park should target the bulk of the average visitors. >>> the hotest cost $11 million to build and owned by the presidio trust. must be selfficient by next year. >> they should be preserving the history rather than building new construction to compete with the history. >> if it shows there is a demand for overnight rooms we would like to pursue another lodge. >> reporter: the presidio will have the original windows, floors and trims and there are still rooms available for the opening in april. that presidio, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> university of california officials

one was pershing square... and one was the staples center. they're both close to the freeway, easy getaways. right, and so, by running an algorithm that analyzes the features of the existing meeting places to find key variables, then by applying a branching and bounding algorithm, we can hopefully identify where carter's next meeting place will be. (walkie talkie chirps) david: sinclair for eppes. go for eppes. sog's got nothing on the other locations charlie's listed. all right, just give it time, you know? i thought carter took all of his meetings during the daytime. that's why it's called probability. wait, hold on. yeah, i got eyes on him. david: hey, that's chen, the guy from the consulate. i don't know, he looks pretty calm. i don't think he knows we're on him. don, carter just passed him something. don: all right, let's follow him. don't bumper lock. bravo team take chen outside the park. we got carter. all right, he's turning right onto broadway. stay back, everybody. wait for me, wait for me. copy that, david? copy that. all right, w

it is critical to clarify that no smoking in the plaza is not mean what hangout or pershing or leavingvey milk plaza but it means people passing through as well. the air resources board's and the surgeon general have said there is no safe level of exposure to secondhand smoke. no one should be forced to breathe smoke while relaxing at these plazas. or passing through. this is not about the nanny state. it is a health and safety issue but it is an issue of fairness. smoker should only smoke where it is not harming others. no one has to breathe it. that is what has been said 70% of smoking -- smokers wish they did not smoke which explains why more than 50% of sluggers support measures that encourage them to quit. every measure like this for their the normalizes smoking which makes it easier to quit and there it -- to quit. it is important to have sighted and the campaigns of people know about this. i have been disappointed about the parks ordinance and bus stops and the atm's where most people do not know that we have the law. the final thing. if this should not pass, please do a separat

it is critical to clarify that no smoking in the plaza is not mean what hangout or pershing or leavingvey milk plaza but it means people passing through as well. the air resources board's and the surgeon general have said there is no safe level of exposure to secondhand smoke. no one should be forced to breathe smoke while relaxing at these plazas. or passing through. this is not about the nanny state. it is a health and safety issue but it is an issue of f

at 843 south pershing, nancy fox. >> i'm sorry, sir. i can't understand you. what is the address?south pershing. >> that is correct. >> in the jailhouse interview, rader said in hindsight he thinks that call was dumb. >> that was kind of an impulse, really a stupid thing to do. because i left my voice pattern, and my voice on there. >> and still, rader was not done communicating. the following month he sent a poem, written with a child's printing set on an index card to "the wichita eagle newspaper." the poem, patterned after a nursery rhyme, referred to shirley vian's murder. several days later he sent another letter, the most disturbing one yet. the one that finally put the killer on the news, and put the community in a tailspin. >> what kind of leads do you have? >> we have absolutely nothing that will point us to any one particular individual. >> a killer now in the spotlight he craves. >> he absolutely terrorized the community. everyone is a suspect. >> the fear was palpable. ix wor. it's a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up in my system. [ male announ

aircraft carrier that left the pershing gulf should not come back. the white house says the bold warning shows iran is in a position of weakness. >> it is the latest round of iranian threats and it is confirmation that tehran is under increasing pressure for its continued failures to live up to its obligation. >> the threat came as iran wrapped up navy drills in the strategic strait of hormuz which included test launching new missiles. pentagon officials shrugged it off saying america won't change its presence in the persian gulf. >> tensions have been building since president obama siped tough new sanctions into law. they're designed to punish iran for moving forward with its nuclear program making it harder for the country to sell its oil. >>> a spokeswoman for the state department says iran's threats are a sign that those sanctions are working. >> they're trying to divert the attention of their own public from the difficulties inside iran. >> iran has also threatened to shut down the strait of hormuz where 1/6 of the world's crude oil passes throu

a water main ruptured near north pershing drive triggered a gas leak. down the road for several hours. southbound glebe is still shut down. let's get a check of the evening rush hour with mike. >> i was going to talk about that but 395 southbound has heavy delays. southbound 95, a bigger problem for the end of the rush hour. various lane closures because of an accident that is shutting down the left center line causing some significant delays. very heavy traffic right now on the innerloop from 66 to college park. slow from baltimore avenue and between rte. 1 and eisenhower, the outer loop is slow between the loop and 66. back to you in the studio. >> coming up, a new college dorm in d.c. offering a lot more than just a place to sleep and eat for students. >> is tied by the financial constraints. they cannot do the things that we can do. >> the mother of three gets a life-saving procedure here in d.c. her amazing story still ahead. >> at 6:00, see what is now happening for the final flight >> a new one-of-a-kind dormitory is being built in the dc >> it i

various indian war of the west from the 1860's to the 1916 incursion into mexico with general john jay pershing. 23 buffalo soldiers received the medal of honor in the 19th century including participation in the spanish-american war and here is a little-known fact. between 89 and 1904 the buffalo soldiers during the summer months serve in the sequoia and the yosemite national park becoming the nation's first park rangers and you know spooky and their hats they introduced those broad brimmed hats into the service which is now standard issue for all park rangers. african-americans in the military during world war ii and the tuskegee airmen. the war offered african-americans and opportunity to combat ed schultz presidents in society once again proven their patriotism as the had done in every war in this country since the french and indian war in the mid 18th century. black service was tied to the pittsburgh labeled first the vv campaign, victory against fascism abroad and a victory against racism at home. our first black general was benjamin davis senior who served in the army since 1898 and recei

indian wars to the best from the 1860s to the 1960 encouragement into mexico but general john jay pershing in pursuit of punch of yet. 23 buffalo soldiers received the medal of honor in the 19th century can including participation in the spanish-american war. here's a little-known fact. between 1899 and 1804, buffalo soldiers during those months served in the sequoia in a semi-national part in the park rangers. smokey the bear broad rimmed hat's introduced as broad rimmed hat into the service, which is now standard issue for all park rangers. african-americans in the the military during world war ii ended tuskegee airmen. the war offered african-americans an opportunity to combat racial prejudice by once again proving their patriotism as they had done and everywhere in this country since the french and in the more in the mid-18th century. black service was tied to at the pittsburgh courier labeled -- first label to double the campaign, victory against fascism abroad and victory against racism at home. our first by general wes benjamin o. davis senior, who has served in the army since 1898

pershing drive. traffic is shut down in both directions. crews are on the scene working to fix this problem. delays are expected to continue for at least another hour. >> at least the crews have a nice day to be outside doing that kind of work. it felt more like april than january. >> it was spectacular. a big change from the way we started off this week. we go to the weather center to find out how long this war will last. >> good news. the temperatures today were like april. the news here is pretty good. it will be a little bit cooler tomorrow and into sunday, but it will still remain well above average. first up, let's take a look at the time lapse from the naval academy. a beautiful sunrise. the internet has been flooded with pictures of the sunrise this morning. it was absolutely unbelievable. we will have pictures to share with you on our next report. clear and cool, but look at the numbers. 60 tonight definitely not cold. what is amazing temperatures right now are 24 degrees warmer than they were this time yesterday in gaithersburg, a

came out a couple of months ago that shows the average effective rate of the top 1%, the richest 1 persh in america, is about twice as high as the effective federal tax rate that is imposed on a secretary or plumbar. >> let's go back to 39.6 when we created 22 million jobs. i don't understand how these people with the straight face argue that cutting taxes on the rich creates jobs. we have living proof that 39.6 is right in the wheel house and that would be a great idea and then romney wouldn't have to be embarrassed. and could release his tax returns and everything would be fine. >> but james, don't forget, it was the president you worked for who did cut the capital gains tax. >> the top rate was 39.6%, and that's been something that the public insists and there's no evidence that cutting the capital gains tax -- fact, it created 22 million jobs. >> but he also -- >> and now -- bush created one million. end the argument. >> i'm not here to defend the the current tax system or bush, but i think there's on old saying in tax policy. if you tax something, you get less of it. if we're going

came out a couple of months ago that shows the average effective rate of the top 1%, the richest 1 persh in america, is about twice as high as the effective federal tax rate that is imposed on a secretary or plumbar. >> let's go back to 39.6 when we created 22 million jobs. i don't understand how these people with the straight face argue that cutting taxes on the rich creates jobs. we have living proof that 39.6 is right in the wheel house and that would be a great idea and then romney wouldn't have to be embarrassed. and could release his tax returns and everything would be fine. >> but james, don't forget, it was the president you worked for who did cut the capital gains tax. >> the top rate was 39.6%, and that's been something that the public insists and there's no evidence that cutting the capital gains tax -- fact, it created 22 million jobs. >> but he also -- >> and now -- bush created one million. end the argument. >> i'm not here to defend the the current tax system or bush, but i think there's on old saying in tax policy. if you tax something, you get less of it. if we're going

it was shut down tuesday afternoon because of a gas leak near pershing drive. leak is fixed and the road has reopened. >> "cbs this morning" starts in about six minutes. learn how you the consumer is getting more knowledge when it comes to the airline fees. >> monika has details on a big wreck on northbound 95 near woodbridge, virginia. you're watching 9news now. >>> we have a lot of stress. we're all popping bubbles because what is it? >> it is the 12th annual bubble wrap appreciation day on monday. so, they came out with a survey and among the results were a minute of bubble wrap popping is equivalent to 33 minutes of stress release in a massage. >> forget that. >> i like the little ones. >> but they say bubble poppers are less likely to be stressed out by unpredictable events. so, unplanned events. so, when in doubt, just pop some bubbles. and you will be ok. >> go for it. >> right, howard? >> exactly. >> oh, yes. >> it feels good. >> we've got a good day today. chilly. we'll be in the mid-40s this afternoon. tonight, some showers move in. tomorrow, rain whi

from the 1860s to 1916 incursion into mexico with general john jay pershing in pursuit of poncho v. 23soldiers received the medal of honor in the 19th century, including participation in spanish-american war. and here's a little-known fact. between 1899 and 1904, the buffalo soldiers during the summer served in the sequoia in the yosemite national parks becoming the nation's first park rangers. and you know, smokey the bear, gradgrind hats, they introduced those hats into the service, which is now standard issue for all park rangers. african-americans in the military during world war ii and the tuskegee airmen. the war offered african-americans an opportunity to combat in jim crow society they want again proving their patriotism as they had done and everywhere in this country since the french and indian war in the mid-18th century. like service is tied to the pittsburgh courier seybold -- first label to double the campaign, victory against fascism abroad and get reagan's racism at home. our first black general was benjamin davis senior, who has served in the army since 1898 and receive

various indian wars of the west from the 1860s to the 1916 incursion into mexico with general john jay pershingin pursuit of pan pancho villa. 23 buffalo soldiers received the medal of honor. and here's a little known fact. between 1809-1904, the buffalo soldiers served in the sequoia becoming the nation's first park rangers. and, you know, the smoky and the bear broad-brimmed hats? they introduced those broad-brimmed hats into the service which is now standard issue for all, all park rangers. african-americans in the military during world war ii and the us the tuskegee airmen. the war offered african-americans an opportunity to combat racial prejudice in jim crow society by once again proving their patriotism as they had done in every war in this country since the french and indian war in the mid 18th century. black service was tied to what the pittsburgh courier labeled, first labeled the double v campaign, victory against fascism abroad, and victory against racism at home. our first black general was benjamin o. davis sr. who had served in the army since 1898 and who received his star in 194

it is happening in industrial areas like morris avenue and pershing drive.lso in the late wooded area they're all been hit. investigators say since november thieves have stolen 16,000 ft. of copper wire valued at over $21,000. police say that legitimate utility workers cannot work that night which is likely when most of the copper in sunnyvale is being stolen. >>pam: new details in the investigation of a deadly pipeline explosion in san bruno. california regulators are launching a formal legal investigation to find out the law was broken leading up to the explosion. that blast killed eight people injured dozens of others and destroying 38 homes. if they find that pga broke the law the company could be slapped with a string of penalties. the pta president says that the company will cooperate with the investigation. >>gabe: the world's largest annual consumer show ces is going on now lost vegas, this is where big technology announcements and unveilings take place. >>gabe: justin bieber surprised the crowd. he helped launch the new entertainment and innovative

generals washington, grant, pershing, macarthur and eisenhower but the contributions he has made in the ladies and gentlemen it gives me great pleasure to inducted a long time supportive roa in the reserve forces in the minuteman hall of fame, please join me in welcoming director david petraeus. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. [applause] [applause] >> thank you very much. good morning to you all and thanks where warm welcome. it is great to be with you all this morning angry to be part of your 2012 national security symposium, the 8086th inode and it's great to be with so many with whom i have been privileged to serve in the past decade in particular. just out of curiosity so many here have been deployed since 9/11, if i could just see a show of hands. how many have been deployed more than once since 9/11? how many more than twice? to annie have three years or more deployment just out of curiosity? right here? where are my guys back here lacks you have got three years or more deployed since 9/11, come on up here and we will see how quickly my guys can respond. , on up here. [applaus

spent 27 years in the infantry so i grew up around systems like there although i think this is a pershingt the end of world war ii and was the first modern tank replacing the sherman. so, from an army brat standpoint this brings back lots of memories. from a political standpoint, i look at this tank lovingly, because i remember michael dukak dukakis. [laughter] >> and it is just a remind er that governors of massachusetts don't always make good presidential candidates. now, before i get started and i want to say briefly some things about the two great people who introduced me. there is somebody else i want to have a chat with a minute. you have a favorite son right a here that i was thrilled who called and he said it is so important that a reagan conservative win and he wanted to come volunteer and went virtually full-time and that senator bob smith. i just want to ask bob to come up for a minute. do we have a microphone? [applause] >> there we go. just come and talk to the hometown folks. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this is his show and i just want say thank you for coming and thank you f

let's check in with john king once again. 59%, almost 60 persh of the precincts have reported that mitts a decisive lead. >> a decisive lead as we wait for speaker gingrich. he has not won one city or town in new hampshire right now. i spoke with the former speaker right now, and he described south carolina as a must-win for him. the dark red is mitt romney. as the red fills in, an impressive showing. concord, nashville, also an impressive showing for ron paul, the orange on the screen. he's in second with 24%. jon huntsman predicted this is a huge win, this is a disappointment. he said he'll go on. one point i want to make, it's possible, a lot of people are going to say, what does it say about mitt romney's strength. it's possible the number could go up. why? because about 70% of the people in new hampshire liver down here in some of the towns that have yet to record. let's pull the map up and stretch it out. romney with 44%, above what he's getting state wide. if the margins continue, that will boost his state-wide percentage. hudson, ability 2% of the state population, we have nothi

years in the infantry so i grew up as a kid around systems like this, although i think this is a pershingrld war ii and was the first modern tank at replacing the sherman. and so from an army brat standpoint, this brings back lots of memories. now, from a political standpoint, i look at this tank lovingly because i remember michael dukakis -- [laughter] >> and it's just a reminder that governors of massachusetts don't always make good presidential candidates. [applause] >> now, before i get start, and i want to say briefly some things about the two great people who introduced me, and somebody else i want to have chat a minute. we need to get him a microphone. you have a favorite son from right here at home who i was thrilled to get a call a while back, and he said, you know, it's so important that a reagan conservative win that he wanted to come and volunteer and spend virtually all tim just helping us and that's senator bob smith. i want to ask bob, come on up for a minute. do we have a microphone? [applause] >> there we go. bob, take a minute and talk to the hometown folks. >> thank you