i did not get mike cuellar for being rambo or anything like that. i was only doing my job. i had two years of training before ever went to war, -- i did not get my medal of honor for being rambo. when i got my medal of honor, i was only doing my job. i went out and rescued a man who had gotten wounded after we let the rest of the squad returned to cover, safely back behind hedgerows there. it is something that you do naturally. you don't think about it, and i didn't know anything about getting a medal of honor until december of 1944. i got it for the ninth and 10th of june as a staff sergeant, and everybody says what were you doing, and somebody said why don't you go back, what were you thinking? i said i was not thinking, i was just doing my job. had i been thinking, probably would not have gone back for it. things like that happen. i have to tell you that -- i am not telling you to be a christian or anything like this, but i am telling you what it does for you. for instance, i had a man and i ask him to go to church with me one morning. he said i am an atheist. i said you

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guess who sent the rambo picture in, our own autria. somebody may have it there at arundel mills.an see what is left to the showers. there were a couple for you are around front royal. a couple around atlantic city to the lower eastern shore. a couple of others on the lower part of the bay. that is pretty much it. when the showers came through look at how much rain they produced. some spots but a fair amount of rain. some spots about a quarter inch of rain. temperatures for into the 70's. right now temperatures are into the 70's. here is the overall pattern as we go through the next 24 hours. there is what we have been having the past few days with the northwesterly winds and ripples that have come through. that was not breaking up. as we head into the week ended does start to move to the north. as that happens and as high pressure comes in on us, as we get on into the weekend an hour winds turned to the southwest some of the warmer air really come streaming in. it will be a pretty good weekend to head out to the beaches. temperatures will be in the mid 80's. some spots will be cl

i did not get mike cuellar for being rambo or anything like that. i was only doing my job. i had two years of training before ever went to war, -- i did not get my medal of honor for being rambo. when i got my medal of honor, i was only doing my job. i went out and rescued a man who had gotten wounded after we let the rest of the squad returned to cover, safely back behind hedgerows there. it is something that you do naturally. you don't think about it, and i didn't know anything about getting a medal of honor until december of 1944. i got it for the ninth and 10th of june as a staff sergeant, and everybody says what were you doing, and somebody said why don't you go back, what were you thinking? i said i was not thinking, i was just doing my job. had i been thinking, probably would not have gone back for it. things like that happen. i have to tell you that -- i am not telling you to be a christian or anything like this, but i am telling you what it does for you. for instance, i had a man and i ask him to go to church with me one morning. he said i am an atheist. i said you

tom llamas, is that nbc meets rambo? >> it was. john rambo was a drifter.eteorologist, he understands water. >> i don't understand this, though. >> you told me you're going to target my hair, so -- >> oh. >> nice. >> there we go. >> are you joking me right now? >> nice! swimsuit from the '50s. looking good. >> you went crazy. >> we're going to have a water fight. >> how do we know who wins? >> well, whoever's left. >> it will be obvious. >> the plaza will decide who wins, are you guys good with that? >> all right, here we go. >> here we go. >> ah! wait! ah! ♪ >> what do i do with this? um, jeff, i don't know which send the gun! ah! ♪ >> where is she? ♪ >> all right, we've got to go. bye, everybody! tamron's a bad teammate. >> good morning. >> here's a look at some of our top stories. we learn more. investigators, involved in an undercover sting operation. six people were arrested that involved wiretaps firearms and cocaine. the suspects range from 18 to 23. more details coming up. >> the center officially open last night. headquarters. the open friday. the

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tom llamas, is that nbc meets rambo? >> it was. john rambo was a drifter. meteorologist, he understands water. >> i don't understand this, though. >> you told me you're going to target my hair, so -- >> oh. >> nice. >> there we go. >> are you joking me right now? >> nice! swimsuit from the '50s. looking good. >> you went crazy. >> we're going to have a water fight. >> how do we know who wins? >> well, whoever's left. >> it will be obvious. >> the plaza will decide who wins, are you guys good with that? >> all right, here we go. >> here we go. >> ah! wait! ah! ♪ >> what do i do with this? um, jeff, i don't know which send the gun! ah! ♪ >> where is she? ♪ >> all right, we've got to go. bye, everybody! tamron's a bad teammate. >>> good morning, i'm marla tellez. coming up next on today in the bay, while you were sleeping, huge flames ripped through a housing project under cotruction. we'll have the latest on the fire fight in san francisco. plus, on nbc bay area, one of the most notorious kidnapping cases in u.s. history, a man that held a bus load of childre

they found rambo waiting patiently right where he had been left.reunited. >> you think, why did he wait so long but he thought he was in the backseat. >>> kmg, a fractured fairytale. april and her boyfriend went to disney world sunday dressed as peter pan characters. they were tinker bell and peter pan. but when they tried to visit disney's animal kingdom they were told to change because rules say you cannot dress up as a disney character. >> they were talking about how little girls, it ruins their dreams but it ruined my dream because i -- >> disney gave april clothes to wear instead of her costume. she and her family also got fastpass tickets that let them skip the lines. i know you shouldn't cry at people's pain but i'm curious, how old is april? >> older than i originally thought when i read the story. >> and her boyfriend? okay. >> peter pan -- >> they did get to go. disney gave them the clothes and they're okay. >> note to self, don't dress up next time we go to disney. >>> jeb bush is talking about brotherly love and why he thinks his dad is

he looked just like rambo. he had long brown hair, he had a bandanna, a vendor of bullets around them. he seemed to be our guide. we drove up, which is in eastern months on 10 city. one of the things that they did in eastern country, was that they destroyed the statues of a green book. the greenback was gaddafi's mat philosophy. they destroyed them with pick axes and hammers. that was an incredible symbol. what this gentleman did is filmed his friends doing that. he then locked himself inside the internet cafÉ, there was one for 11 hours, and the line went up and down. eventually the line was cut. by then, he had done what he needed to do. he put up the pictures on his facebook page, and he also put up his name and phone number. he said if anyone is interested in revolution in libya, call me at this number. now, that was very brave. that was very brave. his father had spent a lot of time in prison for opposing gaddafi. when he told his father what he had done, he said if you ride the camel, you can keep your he

. >> the way he is described by the fbi it is like he is rambo.an off into the woods and in the caves and living off the fat of the land. if furman coffined him the prosecution is easy and the circumstantial evidence is overwhelming. a mountain of circumstantial evidence. >> judge jeanine: where is this guy? is he in mexico? where is he? >> he could be in venezuela. he seems like a smart enough guy to cross the border and go blend in. >> judge jeanine: and leaves with his dog in the car? >> but then. >> judge jeanine: he didn't kill the dog. he took the dog out of the house. >> the dog couldn't keep up with him. he winds up leaving the dog because probably it was slowing him down. >> the dog wasn't going to talk either. a male caucasian 6-foot tall in that size go so south america. quite a community of not only americans there but some of the countries where they look like a caucasian korean guys you are terrific. and dr. hua thank you for being with us this evening. thanks for coming on. and gentlemen, you are still with us. imagine picking up a

it was like a rambo look. >> wrinkles first cut the phone lines, then kicked through the back door. 13say was awoken by gunshots and witnessed her father murder her mother. >> i was saying, "please," you know, "please don't kill mom." and she was laying in the hallway and blood was coming out of her mouth. and before i had saw that, i looked in the room beside and my uncle tony was laying face down. i knew he was probably dead. >> it was lindsay who ran to a neighbor's house to call 911. but by then, her mother, uncle and aunt were already dead. >> i really couldn't fathom what was to come of our life. >> today lindsay lives in a small rural town on the florida panhandle with her husband, two young children and a menagerie of pets. >> sometimes i like to just come and sit outside and just look around. it's our own little sanctuary. >> but the past never fades away. lindsay still cherishes memories of her mother. >> i like this picture because my mom looked more like this one before she passed away. >> lindsay's husband, blake, is a corrections officer at a florida state prison. they've

. >> like rambo. like, "madagascar 9." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. yeah, that's true, right?e -- you -- speaking of cleveland, so you go on "hot in cleveland." and you spin off, get your own show -- >> rapid transitions are for kids. that was nice. >> jimmy: that was good, right? [ laughter ] speaking of cleveland. >> yeah, speaking of cleveland, cedric, do you know -- >> jimmy: cleveland starts with a "c," "c" also is your name, cedric. now tell me -- uh, no but, so now you have your spin off show. >> yeah, yeah. i went on "hot in cleveland" and you know -- >> jimmy: betty white? >> betty white was there. you know, she is -- she's like, you know, she's the don corleone of comedy now. >> jimmy: she really is. >> all things go through betty white. you know? it's all about betty white. and there's a casting couch, jimmy. >> jimmy: oh, i didn't know about that i did not know about that. really? hey, no, no. no, no, no. >> yeah, betty white. you gotta get it in before -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no, no, no. part of that a meeting. you have to get a meeting. >> yeah, you hav

you got this rambo camera. where you say you from? >> msnbc. >> nbc?c. >> tell us who you are. what's your name? >> they call me double life because i've got two life sentences, a life without the possibility of parole and 25 to life. and they call me godzilla because i got more points than anybody else in the prison system. i fight everybody. i'll fight anybody who will fight with me. and i've been in the hole 19 years straight. >> taylor spent all those years in the shu because of a list of violent infractions rivaling any inmate we've ever profiled on "lockup." >> i've had my nose broke, hip broke, shoulder broke and foot broke, all in confrontations with the police, cell extractions, yard extractions, hospital extractions, shower extractions. anyplace you can get in a fight, i've gotten in a fight. >> when our crew later visited taylor's cell, he felt compelled to let the producer know that nobody is entirely safe around him. >> the last white cat came in my cell left brain-dead and two days on a life support machine. i don't know if you really wan

folks who look to a veteran and see them in an interview context are wondering where they have a john rambo on the hand. we want to assure them they do not. and so, our reach extended to other critical aspects of post service life. education, employment are high priority issue. they go hand and hand with personal financial stability and contribute to the national economic well being. we are 400,000 veterans on college in the new old gi. do we have anybody old enough for the old gi bill? outstanding. my dad was there. fought in world war ii and korea. went to school, i'm told that none of that money was used to buy cold beer as a undergraduate. and then, congress in the wisdom basically said we're going do it again. the most successful social program in the history returned. $7 for every one spent. we're doing it again for the african -- afghan vets. we launched veterans retraining assistance program. to provide skulls and training unemployed veterans between the ages of 35 and 60. if we combine all of the va other educational programs, we have more than 920,000 veterans in the family member