she held up the flyer and it said pow-wow. it really is a pow-wow. that is how things get out in indian country. it gets out word of mouth. gets out on flyers and on internet. it gets out there. i went to my colonel and said i really would like to go to this event. he said if you can get there, you can go. instead of taking my four day r&r, i decided to go down to if a lou yeah. i left baghdad and jumped on a convoy. it was a challenge. a tried to get a helicopter. they had no seats. i went to the convoy. i tried to get in a military vehicle. they had no room for me on a military vehicle. they said you can jump in a truck that is delivering food. they were big trucks and had big glass windows like a imax screen. i said, all right, i'll do it. i jumped in the vehicle and the truck driver said, i'm glad you are riding with me. you have a weapon. he reaches out into his boot and pulls out this boot knife. he says this is all i have. we are going to the pow-wow. as we are riding down, we got attacked and hit small arms fire. it was like a big imax screen

and then after the pow-wow, we had our pictures, this is the pow-wow committee. this is my head staff. and there's one guy missing because, you know, i'm sergeant mooney and i'm a taskmaster. not really. but his job was to clean up after the pow-wow and get everything ready. because we had to get everything done by dark. we were on such a tight time schedule. because we were in -- we had darkness. if the enemy seen any light at all, that's what they aimed for. so we cleared everything out as quick as possible. so he was working. and his name is sergeant danny tiger. i mention his name because his face isn't up there. because he was actually doing his job. so these are all of the people i hold in high respect. and they've been -- they're in different places now. but when i meet them on the, you know, meet them somewhere on the road or in a military statement -- or a military facility, they bring up the pow-wow every single time. this pow-wow is embedded in their heart. the beat of the drum is a part of the native's heartbeat. it helps us go forward. it helps us st

pow-wow.was in the other room. and she hollered at me. and she was showing me the pictures of her tribal pow-wow. and we were talking about how much we miss our pow-wows and how long it's been since we ever missed a pow-wow. because she was kind of like myself. we were there every time the door opened, so to speak. and so i just mentioned just off the top of my head, matter of fact, i think it was more out of my heart, why don't we put on a pow-wow here? the mention of this pow-wow really wasn't the first time mentioned. when we first hit iraq, i was assigned a tent. i had several females in the tent with me. and it just so happened that four of those, including myself, happened to be choctaw. and we had mentioned it. of course, nothing went about because we were from different companies and we all after we got settled we went different places. the army will send one company one way and one company another way. we weren't together. so the idea just drifted away. but when they were in that room

instead i'll go to that pow-wow. he said there he was in this truck heading to this pow-wow and the truck came under attack. he is dodging bullets, doing this all to go to a pow-wow, i must be nuts. the fellows made the gear, the drum is out there. they took an oil drum, got the 45th insignias carved in it. they used a canvas from a cot. and she said we weren't supposed to take any equipment and wreck it. we had to use material that was destroyed. she said that canvas on that cot was destroyed after we cut the hole to make the drum cover. here they are. i have a recording, i don't know if they are up there. good. he'll turn it on. if you want to hear what that drum sounded like. believe it or not -- we even have audio from that pow-wow. can you put up the sound a little bit. so that's that canvas covered drum. [ chanting ] this was 18 war zone. they weren't supposed to be in large groups because the enemy would see that and throw rockets at them. they pulled it off and no one got hurt. one of their soldiers had been

the pow, mia, missing warriors table has many symbols.round, symbolizing our ever-lasting concern for our missing comrades. the table cloth is white, symbolizing the purity of their motives in answering their country's call to arms so that children could remain free and be given a chance. the single red rose displayed in a vase reminds us of the life of each of the missing and their loved ones and friends who continue the faith, awaiting answers and continue the faith, awaiting their return home. the vase is tied with a red ribbon, symbol of our continued determination to account for our missing. a slice of lemon on the bread plate is to remind us of the bitter fate of those captured and missing in a foreign land. a pinch of salt symbolizes the tears endured by those missing and their families who wait and seek answers. the glasses are inverted to symbolize their inability to share this evening's toast. the bible symbolizes the spiritual strength gained through faith to sustain those lost from our country, founded as one nation under god.

that is sad. >> people generally believe pows are korean war they don't know there are pows in the current war. we have bow out here he is a current pow in afghanistan, captured in 2009. >> it is heart wrenching makes me feel like there is not more i can do and not more we can do, as people to get them back. >> we are here to bring attention to the fact that we still have men and women being held in foreign lands, and foreign countries, different conflicts and we are here to bring attention to the fact that we need our people home. we don't want to see this happen again the our kidgrand kids and. >>> try to bring this home to you, so that you have to kind of deal with it in your state side style and done it over 25 years. >> really shows you how bad it was for them. this was happening less than 100 years ago so a lot of people, they don't know about it, but it is important. >> i don't have anything against anyone having their barbecues this weekend and having a good time but i think if they came to something like this they would see what memorial day really is, and how it does effect legen

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. >> rolling thunder is big on pows and mia s.nd supportive of all of the veterans of the wars. >> we have to educate our kids. i get frustrated every time i have to explain to and 18-year- old or 20-year-old what pow means and mia means. >> people generally believe that pow s. that pow s. s are from vietnam or korea. >> it makes me feel sad that there is not more i can do and not more that we can do as people to get them back. >> we're here to bring attention to the fact that we still have our men and women being held in foreign lands and foreign countries from different conflicts and we are here to bring attention to the fact that we need our people home. we dosee this happen again to our kids and grandkids. >> he tries to bring this home to you so that you have to kind of deal with it in your face type style and he has done it for over 25 years. >> shows you how bad it was for them. this was happening less than a hundred years ago. so a lot of people don't know about it but it is important. >> i don't have anything against anyo

. >> john mccain was an event to support a fellow pow who recited in north vietnam during the vietnam war. he was there about leadership, something he thinks president obama is lacking. john mccain criticized barack obama's lack of leadership tuesday night, specifically how he has talked about the killing of osama bin laden. >> he rose to number rag. his continuous bragging about taking out osama bin laden, most guys i know would say, let somebody else talk about that. >> will learn new insight into the foiled plot to blow up a jet. tuesday night we learned the cia was able to infiltrates al qaeda in yemen and get somebody on the inside. >> it is quite -- to pass herself off as a terrorist to the terrorists when you are working for the u.s. or allied intelligence agency. >> the spy secured a bomb and flipped it out of yemen. >> by having the bomb and its original state before it goes off, u.s. experts are able to figure out how the bomb works and how it may be detected. it is easier with the bomb is still intact. >> president obama recently touted his accomplishments and a weekend kic

(whispering) pow, pow, pow. any studio in their right mind would be mad to make that film and yet the film did very well. only in the 70s. i would differentiate a lot between what marty was doing and what i was doing and what george lucas was doing and steven spielberg was doing because george and steven really came from a populist, middle-american point of view and wanted to make movies that would move everybody. and marty wanted to make movies that moved himself. i think there's another contradiction in all this, which is that when you look at a director like coppola, committed in all sorts of ways to -- in his own work and through zoetrope, through the work of others, to making personal cinema, i think it's arguable that his "commercial movies" like "the godfather," are of a more personal nature than his so-called art movies. we've known each other years, but this is the first time you ever came to me for counsel and for help. i can't remember the last time you invited me to your house even though my wife is

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. >> this boom, boom, bang, bang, pow, pow, nonstop bullets. >> a total of five young people have been killed. nine young people have been wounded. >> from the night this happened, it's one of the worse things i have seen in 22 years. >> 16-year-old girl that was shot in the back of the head with an ak47. >> today, families of the victims got their justice. >> it is evil, evil. i can't call them animals because animals don't kill for fun and sport. >> superior court, all five defendants were convicted of murder and will probably serve the rest of their lives in prison. sanquan carter, 21, his brother, orlando carter, 22. robert bost, 23, lamar williams also 23. >> they were smirking and throwing kisses when the trial was going on. not today. they were looking sad. >> prosecutors say the carnage began in 2010 when jordan howell was slain after a bracelet came up missing at a party. >> the verdict cannot undue the loss of the children, but what it did do, it assured us the justice system works. >> injures carter. after that, carter, his brother, and the others rented a van armed themselv

to you, our pows and mia res never forgotten and never will be forgotten. beau if you hear me, you are not forgotten and so help me god, you will come home. we will not leave you behind. >> reporter: new york empire state building turned red, white and blue. and in boston, flags to remember the fallen. nature painted a stunning site at the marine corps war memorial in washington. today, president obama will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns at arlington national cemetery. and in the afternoon, a ceremony at the vietnam veterans memorial to park the 50th anniversary of the vietnam war. in 1962, the united states deployed some 10,000 military advisers to join the 900 already in vietnam. more than 58,000 u.s. troops were killed in vietnam. ed payne, abc2 news. >> the memorial day is known as a decoration day dating back to 1866. originally honored just those who had died in the civil war. >> it's 6:05. >>> keep in mind with the holiday there are a number of closings today. government offices and courts will be closed. also, health department clinics, li

here is carson at a pow-wow fighting but the girls are dressed as vietcong wearing war bonnets. to bring it up to date, to this day indians are still honoring veterans, working with the veterans. i was on the cheyenne reservation when this boy came hole from desert storm, at the time i was writing the biograph of a cheyenne and so he wanted me to always hang out with him so. ron had been in iraq and he actually came back with a complete iraqi uniform, but when he was over there he had a dream and he said the dream was that i was on a beautiful indian pony and it was crossing a stream and as i was going across the stream snakes came, bit the horse, the horse was strong, made it to the other side and died but i lived. he wrote that in a letter to his father. what do you think that means. 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 cere

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a former pow wrote the book about how anyone can take that wisdom and apply to their own life. >> we had years to learn who we were. you realize you cannot be what everybody wants you to be. >> all of the former pows say they were proud to serve their country and that their experience inspired them to live lives of purpose. >> police hoping to police in egypt -- piece of evidence will help them catch an impersonator. reaction from one of the victims. >> the woman told abc 7 news the last week she was on their way home from church won a car started following her and honking its horn. she thought it was a police officer and she realized he was not who he said he was. >> i saw he was a police officer. >> cared for her safety, she tells us she is cured the man will strike again. >> he did not hit me but maybe the next person will be different. >> last week the alleged take officer came up to her car ordered her to sit on a curve and stole her cellphone and purse. the victim said he had a hat and a bat with a police symbol on it, item setter easy to buy on the web. police say these resona

national league of pow-mia families. veterans of foreign wars of the u.s..eterans. amvets. the american legion. ladies auxiliary to the veterans of foreign wars of the united states. operation freedom bird. verizon veterans advisory board. rolling thunder, washington, d.c.. the 8:00 to 9:00 ptsd class. and washington veterans administration medical center. >> present wreath. ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . [applause] heather: as we continue to follow the ceremony for you live we'll go back there when there is some more action going on. right now we want to bring in colonel north again to get a little more reflection. colonel north, earlier you were talking about, the names of over 58,000 americans killed in the conflict etched there in that black granite. share with us, if you can, some of your personal stories of some of your fallen comrades who are on that wall. >> 58,282 names on the wall, either killed or unaccounted for, missing in action. 75,000 others who were severely disabled as a consequence of the war. 23,214 who were 100% disabled, some of whom have

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pow. >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. we've seen sports brawls, dirty dancing police officers and children fighting in a cage. but our next story is more than just out of line. it's nearly fatal. a driver mows down a crowd of people. >> i turn around and just see the car coming. pow. >> then takes off, leaving bloody victims in her wake. >> get her license plate, man! >> i was scared. i thought the people was really dead. >> april 19th, 2011, national hiring day at mcdonald's and thousands of people flood restaurants across the country looking for employment. nigel recently quit his job and is hoping to get hired at a mcdonald's in cleveland, ohio. >> the line was going all the way around from the door to the drive through and more people started coming and the line was going around, around the corner and all in the parking lot. it was bigger than any job fair i ever went to. >> motley is standing in line when he sees a silver nissan pull into the parking lot. two female passengers get out of the car and begin arguing wit

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a pow said, "we don't have any hymnals." he said, " writwrite them out on top of a paper." -- on toilet paper. you take every risk when you do not go to church. these police captain robbie alive. the man will tell you what a hero robbie was to them. the vietnamese came and and grabbed robbie back into the box. they were having church services. the prisoners still strongly to honor -- stood strongly to honor robbie. years later, i said it was going on in your mind when they drag you back into the box. he said, "with them seeing, i was 9 feet tall. i could have gone bear hunting with a stick -- with them a singing. 9 feet tall and with a stick at the base. now you all know that. he came home and was responsible for the thunderbirds. he brought a fighter pilot to embarrass him by having into all the dirty work run the prisons. the man called him max. they smuggled food and medicine dying.el were dyinen who were he went back home. when saigon fell, robbie, colonel rutledge with the first to go in and save him. can you imagine af

the fourth annual pow low match and outing will be sunday in fallston. the coach and her family will be there. it's a great organization. there goes my hero. >> great story. thanks. >>> checking headlines around the nation. a frightening scene. a fire broke out on the sub uss miami. the $900 million nuclear sub was undergoing maintenance when the fire begafnlt the cause is unknown but it is being called major. >> it was limited to the forward compartment spaces only, which include crew living and command spaces and the torpedo rooms. the weapons were isolated from the compartment early during initial response. >> investigators are venting smoke and noxious fumes. 7,000 people were hurt but the good news is they were not seer yesly hurt. >>> an upspeat viewer breaks into a kansas television station and attacks two employees. investigators said the man came to wibw in toe me ca with a story idea but was upis the when the station said they could not help him. the man came back, threw a lamp through the glass doors, ran through the halls and stabbed two empl

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we still have one known pows being held in afghanistan.his is an issue that is very closely tied with the vietnam era and a lot of rolling thunder members and vietnam veterans who are concerned about their colleagues in vietnam possibly still being held or still missing. it is still something very important today. host: explain the operation of rolling thunder during the vietnam war which gave the name to this memorial day tradition in washington, d.c.. guest: i talked to the president of rolling thunder, d.c., and i brought that up but i asked him to tell me about the operation of rolling thunder and why you guys decided to name the rally after that. he said that as the biggest misconception about this rally included he said the reason we picked the name rolling thunder is when we were hanging out on the national mall, back in the mid-1980s planning this rally, he said the godfather of rolling thunder quipped that when flags came across memorial bridge, it would sound like thunder. he said that was the impetus for naming it rolling thunde

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