. >> that was randall pingston reporting. back at home the president is out with his 2015 budget.ritics say it's dead on arrival. congress passed a 2-year budget agreement lasting through the end of 2015. the $3.9 trillion plan shifts spending. the proposed budget would expand the earned income tax credit for low income workers. to raise revenue it would kill a carry from tax loophole, lowering taxes for private equity managers. it calls for a $56 billion increase in spending from this year. >> well, we are looking at some rain showers down the south, and we had beautiful weather across the north-east. what we are concerned about is the cold air that is filtering through canada, coming in through the northern planes. it will be a change for many people. what we are seeing is here there's a line of precip, and to the north of that line, that is where the cold air will be a problem. take minneapolis as an example of the the temperatures will go down. that's not factoring the windchill. monday 13 degrees, tuesday 6. later in the week we go down to two. as a high temperature, overnigh

randall pingston is in washington. who are these men being honored? snathes are men who were overlooked. righting wrongs as you said previously del. this began about 14 years ago in 2002 with the passage of an act by congress to look at hispanic and japanese american veterans who served in world war ii. the korean war or vietnam who had been passed over. later, other soldiers not of hispanic or jewish decent were included. what review resulted in a decision to honor 24 veterans with the medal of honor for conspicuous gallantry. there are three survivors, master sergeant jose rodella, sergeant first-class melvin morris and sergeant santiago rivea. they will be in the east room along with relatives of those who have passed on when president obama will award the medal of honor. >> this is different from other ceremonies? >> this will be the first time there will be such a large group. one single group of people being awarded the medal of honor at the same time of course, most of them posthumously. >> and different in the way the awards came about. yeah,