but we did have more fun than any other team in the league... and i'm never going to forget the silver starsthanks. don't replace me too soon, o.k.? ( laughing ) ( laughing, talking casually ) from the beginning and the get-go... that's what it said. ( laughing ) hey, i'll catch you later, o.k.? bye. hey, matt! what are you doing here? i got out of work late. i called your house and kevin told me you'd be here. nice jacket. thanks, it's a present from the team. they're going to miss you. you're their star player. i wasn't today. we lost, 22 to 2. ouch. i think we need to have a talk. look, if it's about my decision to go to san francisco, i'm not going to change my mind. i realize that. but i'll be back to visit... and you can come and see me. no, let's not kid ourselves. four years of college in california will pretty much end our relationship. lots of people have long-distance relationships. not me. i'm not a long-distance kind of guy. all our friends are getting married, they're having kids. i thought we were next. see, becky, you and i... we have different dreams... i think it's better t

he is equally known for brilliance as a combat commander, earning a silver star in the 1991 gulf war and even wider recognition for his iraqss in battles in the war. in the rest of that war, he went back-and-forth between field command an important staff positions culminating in his role as the leader of general petraeus's brain trust on counterinsurgency operations. who think we have to people can really help us examine -- help us not turn the page to soon. invite general mcmaster to share his thoughts on the critical lessons that he sees. >> thank you so much. there are so many lessons in our military over the past 12 years, in the wars in both afghanistan and iraq, adapted to what work unforeseen circumstances and difficulties associated with both wars. the first lesson is that we have to make sure we understand the continuities in war and warfare. against what you see is the emerging conventional wisdom about both afghanistan and iraq, that somehow these wars were aberrations because of their complexity, and they were aberrations because of the type of sustained commitment we nee

the terms that danny young did, maybe we should think in the terms of teacher, sergeant major, silver star winner. or surgeon. this is an important and growing demographic in the country and one that republicans have to reach out to that we have to communicate to. we have to communicate our ideas, which include plans for upward mobility on the socio economic ladder in a way we haven't done over the recent time. in the first way you talk to this community, as you talk to any community, is through a prism of respect. that's the problem with dan young's comments. >> exactly. how are you going to believe power brokers? how are you going to believe power brokers who are supposed to be looking after you and you know are insincere. how does a cadaver -- wait a minute, how does a cadaver perform an autopsy on itself, one might ask. >> calling it an autopsy i think is a -- >> an unfortunate choice of words, wouldn't you say? >> an interesting choice of words. thank you so much for your time tonight. >> great to see you. >> up next, it began with senators rand paul, mike lee and ted cruz. now the ga

is equally known for brilliance as a combat commander, earning a silver star for leadership in the 1991 gulf war, and even wider recognition for his enormously influential success in the battle of tal afar in the iraq war. in the rest of the war he was back and forth between field command and increasingly important staff position, culminating in his role as a leader of general petraeus is brain trust in developing and applying new doctrine on counterinsurgency operations. so we have i think two people who can really help us examine, help us not turn the page to send. and let me start, invite general mcmaster to share his thoughts on the critical lessons that he sees. >> thank you so much. of course, there so many lessons in our military is obviously over the past 12 years, wars in both afghanistan and in iraq, adapted to what initially were really unforeseen circumstances, difficulties associated with both wars. and i think the first lesson is that we have to make sure that we understand the continuities in war and warfare. and this cuts against a certain degree what you see the emergin

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to ignore and just want to-- i didn't mean to suggest that the medal of honor, silver cross and silver startill above both of the medals, bronze star and the medals for the drone operators. pete, what they're saying is that it's heroism in combat, although this is unconventional combat. the drone operators may sit in a room removed from the field, but they have to make the decision and they have to execute kill orders and that takes bravery and it takes courage and deserves recognition. >> it does deserve recognition, but plenty of medals that currently exist that can be used to recognize, a commendation, or meritorious service medal or higher ranking medals that could be given to superior drone pilots or cyber warriors. i think this is something the administration and pentagon were trying to use to demonstrate those aspects of warfare today are increasingly more important and wanted to t try to reflect that, but you can't get away ultimately, war will be fought on the ground. this is a rough week for secretary hagel. here he is capitulating on this medal and he was just in afghanistan thre

, just to reiterate and know, you were shot down and held as prisoner of war, you received two silver starstar with valor, purple heart and p.o.w. medal for service in vietnam. what do you think-- and here are pictures of you during that time in vietnam. what do you think about this stunt that cbs staged? >> well, first of all, i think it shows a real lack of judgment and professionalism. it just-- it violates the normal thing that we would think of to the professional would have for the data, sensitive to the families who lost loved ones in vietnam and people who served in vietnam and the propaganda promoting the communist party and they're the party of truth and love and bright way to the future and that sort of thing. that cbs would participate in that really concerns me, that they would have no screening of judgment, no more wisdom than to do that just really doesn't make sense. >> alisyn: what you're talking about in terms of the propaganda is this communist anthem that the contestants were taught to sing. let's listen to a little piece of that on the show. >> this roadblock requires e

star. but will her efforts have a silver lining? >> well done.have seen that one. >>> we're going to start with a verdict in a case we've been following from the start here on "gma." a case that tore apart a small town. the former star quarterback with the university of montana, found not guilty late yesterday in an on-campus assault. abc's clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: this morning, 20-year-old jordan johnson is a free man. once facing up to 100 years in prison until this moment. we, the jury, find the defendant, jordan johnson not guilty. >> prosecutors tried to prove the former university of montana star quarterback raped a fellow student, after she invited him to her room last year to watch a movie. >> she's terrified. she tells him no. >> the evidence shows that there was consent. >> reporter: the trial divided the town of missoula. a case of he said -- >> i would never do that to anyone. >> reporter: versus she said. >> he started pulling my body into his -- again and again and again. it hurt so bad. >> reporter: a medical exa

he also wrote thor , fantastic four, rise of the silver star for and my next super girlfriend. >> itll pull at your co-worker strike it rich. it happened at a real-estate agent in florida, jennifer maldonado , who started working at the firm two weeks ago and had yet to receive a paycheck, so she opted out of the $20 by in because she was watching her money. she showed up for work sunday to find rest of the of the screaming, hugging and crying. they had won 1 million about 83,000 copies before taxes. but a 12 co- workers at keller will use part virility implantation who wanted giving her a break. they would not say how much, but they had decided to cut her hand, said mr. the system, in on the winnings. >> she did not have the $20 to put in there is a different she did not decline. that is why the pool shared her winnings. >> this is when you know you have joined a group of people to work with. >> another comment says as she did not decline to put money in. she did not have a $20 to put it in there is a difference and that is why the pull share their winnings with her. >> another comm

he is equally known for achievement as a combat commander, earning a silver star for leadership in the991 gulf war, and even broader recognition for his enormously influential success in the ar in the calif iraq war. he went back and forth between field command and staff positions culminating in his role as a leader as general petraeus' brain trust in developing and applying new doctrine on counterinsurgency operations. who canve two people really help us examine -- help us not turn the page too soon. by inviting general h. mcmaster to share his thoughts on the critical lessons as he sees them. >> thank you so much. there are so many lessons in our military over the past 12 years with wars in afghanistan and in iraq and has adapted to what initially were unforeseen circumstances and difficulties associated with both wars. the first lesson is we have to make sure we understand the continuity in war and warfare. this cuts against what you see as the emerging conventional wisdom about both afghanistan and iraq that somehow these wars were aberrations because of their complexity and they w

but it doesn't rank up there with the distinguished service medals like the silver star or the flying: and by the way, go out and get the lieutenant colonel's second novel about an air force officer betrayed by the military. it is now out, came out last week. congratulations on it. thanks so much. >> no problem. thanks again for having me. >> brian: no problem. 20 minutes after the hour. up next on our rundown, a wild sight inside of a wal-mart all caught on camera. you got a shoplifter taking down woman as he runs out the door. but moments later, a fellow shopper tries to take him down. how it all ended coming your way. then look at this video. >> screaming) >> i'm breaking up with you! >> brian: yeah. you heard it right. she said, i'm going to break up with you. did she? the story behind the video coming up. >> i'm breaking up with you! (male announcer) hunt, farm, or trail, polaris has what you want: legendary atvs led by the powerful sptsman 850 h.o., value-minded de-by-sides featuring the new ranger 800 midsize, and full-size workhorses, including the all new class-leadingll-size

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fors equally known brilliance as a combat commander, earning a silver star in the 1991 gulf war and evenecognition for his success in battles in the iraq war. in the rest of that war, he went back-and-forth between field command an important staff positions culminating in his role as the leader of general petraeus's brain trust on counterinsurgency operations. so i think we have to people who can really help us examine help us not turn the page too soon. mcmastervite general to share his thoughts on the critical lessons that he sees. >> thank you so much. there are so many lessons in our military over the past 12 years, in the wars in both afghanistan and iraq, adapted to what work unforeseen circumstances and difficulties associated with both wars. the first lesson is that we have to make sure we understand the continuities in war and warfare. this goes against what you see is the emerging conventional wisdom about both afghanistan and iraq, that somehow these wars were aberrations because of their complexity, and they were aberrations because of the type of sustained commitment we need

he is equally no fort combat command during a silver star and the 1991 gulf war and water recognition for his enormously influential success in the iraqi war. in the rest of the war he went back and forth between field command an increasingly important staff positions, culminating in his role as the leader of the brain trust for general patraeus in developing and applying new doctrine on countered insurgency operations. so we have to my take, to people who can really help us examine, help us not turn the page to send. let me start and invite general mcmaster to share his thoughts on the critical lessons that he sees. >> thank you so much. of course there are so many lessons. our military obviously of the past years has done worse -- has adapted to what work unfortunate circumstances and difficulties associated with both worse. i think the first lesson is to understand the continuities of warren warfare which cuts against a certain degree to we see is the emerging conventional wisdom about both afghanistan and kate one that some of these wars were aberrations because of their complexit

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time i'm riding in coach, by the way, when they welcome on board their silver members, platinum members, movie members and then the star and sapphire members, i hope they are getting something for this. because if you're getting a color, you're kind of falling for something a bit silly. >> are you really falling for something? one thing we learned and researched in gamification revolution, people are more averse to losing status than they are to gaining it in the first place. >> just walking on board sort of thing? >> i don't know. i'm in coach. >> talk a lot about how sharing is an important part of this. people want to share their status and that has become easier to do. >> absolutely. it's incredibly important. it's kind of like when the tree falls in the forest if no one is there to hear it. the red carpet lane that gets people on the plane, two lanes boarding for a plane. one of the things i love about that example, it doesn't actually make the plane go any faster. people on special lanes got the special privileges but having everyone see that you have that special privilege, special and unique, is valuable in and

[laughter] silver star is one of the need is created and that will get you a cup of coffee.he purple heart, i have mixed feelings about that. i basically look at that as a navy marksmanship medal. just so you know, before success, this is how i grew up. i was raised and born to a 50-year-old mother. i was born two months premature. i almost died because the facts around my lungs have been developed completely. after that i was adopted and moved to a small town in georgia and a be used. daily. not like beat with a test, but be with the belt regularly. then i decided to run away from home. it would be nice if the federal government, i had a tough life, i can turn out like jeffrey dahmer, given that background -- but this is the house i grew up in. this is a good picture of the house. the house i grew up in had a sagging part in the middle. i stayed in the part that was not heeded because i was the adopted child. you can figure below my room. i have a hard time with kids today to have horror stories about how bad that they have it. my parents and give me an iphone. you poor thi

final was a mirror image of the men's as the fences who'd finished with silver and bronze in london again took to the stage local star. had finished second in the british capital and was runner up again in the russian one as twenty two year old ukrainian olga hard to learn with a narrow victory though there was no hard feelings from really clear who kept up an excellent personal record in the home a vent his name is going to strike or some of that upset but i'm also glad that for the ninth time i finished among the top three at the moscow saber tournament this is a good tradition this storm and is one of the most important for me it inspires me no matter what shape i'm in or what my spirits are i just pull myself together to give the best performance for the fans and my friends and relatives. in the team competition russia to consult opponents hungary and then they are watching finale the home team included men's individual champion korver live but despite a close match the hunt guerin's aged in front to take the overall title by just one point nevertheless this performance bodes well for team success at the twenty s

silver pro gold coast competition. >>> the pope wasn't the only one drawing crowds. former nba star dennis rodman is in italy. saying he hopes to meet the new pontiff and spread what he calls his mess avenue of peace and love. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by just for men auto stop. gray is over. >>> just ahead for you look what miranda lambert found on the side of the road. >>> what's going on with the cast of the "mary tyler moore show"? you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. enjoying a nice warmup out west. especially the southwest where temperatures will be about 15 to almost 20 degrees above average for this time of year. look at our highs. even up in billings, montana, 69 degrees today. 78 in l.a. 93 degrees in phoenix. we're looking at some hours in the northwest. the same goes for tomorrow but that warm air holds strong in the southwest tomorrow, too. show that's where all the warm air is hiding right now. >>> taylor swift's pr people are working overtime now. hundred of fan letters addressed to swift were found unopened in a tennessee dumpster, prompting major damage

tonight he's here to perform the song "star machine" from his latest album "silver age." bird ♪ ♪ a revelation wouldn't matter much to you ♪ ♪ silly bird you bought a lousy dream you took a number from the star machine ♪ ♪ the star machine is spitting numbers out on you ♪ ♪ you say it you say it you say it you say it ♪ ♪ you leave your family and some friends behind it wasn't long until you lost your mind ♪ ♪ the star machine is doing fine, but how are you? ♪ ♪ you told the world you had to fire the band your little world has gotten out of hand ♪ ♪ the star machine will hand your ass rit back to you you say it ♪ ♪ you say you want it you say you need it you say it's everything you ever wanna be ♪ ♪ the star machine is coming down on you and you, and you and you ♪ ♪ you say you want it you say you need it you say it's everything you ever wanna be ♪ ♪ the star machine is coming down on you on you ♪ ♪ now it's getting hot in here i'm doing everything you want me to ♪ ♪ but nothing's ever good enough for you you suck the life right out of me ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you say you want it you sa

more confining because week after week "the phil silvers show" or "ozzie and harriet" had to be recognizably the same. (announcer) "ozzie and harriet" starringnelson family ozzie, harriet, david and rickie. hello. i'm mister ed. (narrator) these weekly television series, shot on film, marked the end of the era of live television. (sidney lumet) you've got filmed television. so the result is you've got the worst both mediums. you don't have time and care that you can put into a movie and you don't have the thrill and adventure and completion of seeing the entire piece at once. (narrator) while much of hollywood turned to television, studio directors responded with more sumptuous cinema fare. (romantic music playing) (todd gitl) well, the movies then tried to deliver what tv couldn't... big stars. big screen, big sound, big effects ... big. (narrator) grand epics and larger-than-life melodramas by directors like douglas sirk infused classic filmmaking with a lushness rarely seen before. (loud music with percussions playing) (loud music with percussions playing) (finale of music) i guess i carecognize pain a mile off, you know. all my brothers

more confining because week after week "the phil silvers show" or "ozzie and harriet" had to be recognizably the same. (announcer) "ozzie and harriet" starringnelson family ozzie, harriet, david and rickie. hello. i'm mister ed. (narrator) these weekly television series, shot on film, marked the end of the era of live television. (sidney lumet) you've got filmed television. so the result is you've got the worst of both mediums. you don't have time and care that you can put into a movie and you don't have the thrill and adventure and completion of seeing the entire piece at once. (narrator) while much of hollywood turned to television, studio directors responded with more sumptuous cinema fare. (romantic music playing) (todd gitlin) well, the movies then tried to deliver what tv couldn't... big stars. big screen, big sound, big effects ... big. (narrator) grand epics and larger-than-life melodramas by directors like douglas sirk infused classic filmmaking with a lushness rarely seen before. (loud music with percussions playing) (loud music with percussions playing) (finale of music) i guess i carecognize pain a mile off, you know. all my brot

meanwhile, he started his career as a child star in tv "silver spoons." creen with his wife and four kids as they star in hallmark movie channel "our wild hearts." it revolves around a young girl who goes to meet her dad for the first time. >> are you jack thomas? >> i am. >> my name is willow johnson. my mother is katy. >> katy from malibu? >> she was here 15 years ago. i am her 15-year-old daughter. >> gretchen: wow. actor and director rickey schroeder joins us this morning. i love the concept of this movie. it's a family film, but it was born within your own family. how did it happen? >> my daughter always wanted to be an actress and i didn't want her to go through the same experiences i had as a child actor. not that they were horrible, but i wanted they are have a normal childhood. so at 16, i felt like she was a young woman and she was capable of handling it and if she want to do pursue a career in acting, then she might have a chance as success as an adult. >> steve: what part of the "silver spoons" experience did you not want her to have? >> the pa

but tv audiences first fell in love with ricky schroeder when he was just a cute little guy starring in "silvermemorable characters. >> now he is in this new movie on the hallmark channel called "our wild hearts" whiches hay written, produced, and directed as well. this time around he plays a cowboy who breaks wild horses. take a look. >> oh. >> watch him. >> oh, got to look. no fear. got to teach him a little respect. >> and we are so happy that you are here with us today. >> good morning. >> we should point out right away that this is available on the hallmark movie channel. that's where you can see -- >> it's different than the hallmark channel. >> that's right. >> don't get confused over here. >> what are your packages? >> i brought you some gifts from my wife. >> who is in this movie and helped write this movie. >> she helped write it. >> actually gave birth to a lot of the people that are in the movie. sxwoo including me. she gave birth in a weird way. snoo in a weird way. >> in a weird way. >> thank you for this. >> thank you. i had no idea your children were that old. your two boys are

stars" and what bay area contestant is already doing to make history. >> you know, today i am thrilled to welcome two of the oscar-nominated men of silver linings playbookoper and robert difficult >> come. >> coming up at 3:00 on "katie" robert deniro and bradley cooper from silver linings playbook and, also, why is disney banning certain children at parks? new mammogram guidelines for women, how often should you

stars" and what bay area contestant is already doing to make history. >> you know, today i am thrilled to welcome two of the oscar-nominated men of silver linings playbook, bradley cooper and robert difficult near -- >> come. >> coming up at 3:00 on "katie" robert deniro and bradley cooper from silver linings playbook and, also, why is disney banning certain children at parks? new mammogram guidelines for women, how often should you get tested for breast cancer? >> we are hours away from the new season of "dancing with the stars" on use seven. here is how country singer and the other celebrities gearing up. it is 16-year-old disney star and oakland native, the youngest contestant ever to appear on "dancing with the stars" and will share the floor with dorothy hamill. you can catch all the action tonight at 8:00 weapon the premiere kickoff right here on abc7 news with tough contenders there. >> but her cardio could be hard to beat. that will do it for us at abc7 news. thanks for joining us. ys of walg to give a breast cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. whoo! you walk with friends, you meet new friends, and you keep those friends

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silver and that put him in the history book. he's the most decorated olympian in history. chris? >> hot for sure because there are so many huge american starsy vo nn has been trying t nurse her bruised shin. it is a bit of a bumpy course and that could really hurt her. >> chris, you are in the arena last night watching this upset in the making. i hear it was electric. describe it. >> it was like being in a super bowl. i'm telling you, this is one of the great sporting events i've ever been to, certainly one of the great olympic skating finals in the entire history of the olympics. and in the end without that -- >> chris jansing, you can do it all. thanks so much. >> check out all of our flashback fridays. that's going to wrap up this hour of "jansing & co." i'm chris jansing. thomas roberts is up next. >> you no he what is coming. i'm biting my tongue. i can say it, right? >> go ahead. >> look, you look like an american go doll. that first clip with that hair? look at this. chris jansing, the american girl doll. >> they call it flashback history but it's really the history of bad haircuts. >> i love flashback friday. keep it coming. >> i be

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silver for the study... so i guess my wife was right. [ male announcer ] centrum. always your most complete. >> brian: the stars their stuff at cpac. for example -- >> i'll tell you what the criticism on the left is going to be. number one, he drank too much water. [ laughter ] number two, that he didn't offer any new ideas. and there is the fallacy of this. we don't need a new idea. there is an idea. the idea is called america. and it still works. do we have a constitution and will we defend it? the new gop will need to embrace liberty in both the economic and the personal sphere. >> brian: the conference continues today and through the weekend and speak later on will be our next guest. virginia congressman, one of the real leaders on the republican side is majority leader himself, eric cantor. welcome back, congressman. >> brian, good morning. >> brian: congressman, can you preview your remarks? >> we're excited to be going to cpac because we're going to be talk being a message of opportunity. the republican party, the conservative movement has always been about individual empowerment, about saying that it re

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