now he has a room that's dedicated to him at the histos c store thayer hotel.special tribute to some of west point's most distinguished graduates. senior correspondent eric shawn has more on the special dedication. >> reporter: it has been the defender of our democracy since 1802. the venerable u.s. military academy at west point, new york. now guests who check into the historic hotel thayer on the academy grounds can sleep in roofs dedicated to some american icons, west point graduates who have gone on to become leaders in the military, business and other professions. >> i want people to understand one thing, i'm not dead yet, okay. >> reporter: the latest tribute is for pete dawkins, retired brigadier general who saw combat in vietnam. dawkin is a grade iridiron lege. his room is number 411. >> what i would want and what i think most of the people whose names are on these roofs would wish for, is for people to understand how potent, how powerful, how formative, our time at the military academy was in fashioning the people that we came to be. >> i was amazed a

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we've got gary thayer and quincy crosby, prudential financial analyst.ction to the latest news out of d.c. that the republicans in the house are going to take something to floor tonight and3 that we're getting closer. are you optimistic at this point? >> well, cheryl, we are optimistic. i mean, obviously, we're not seeing this process go through with smooth sailing, but i think we have taken two steps forward for every step back, and, you know, it's a little bit of a disappointment that we were getting some positive comments over the past couple of days, and now we seem to have some more obstacles to get over. but i think more likely than not we probably will get something done and work our way through this. cheryl: quincy, we've seen incredible volatility not just in equities, but also commodities as well over the last, frankly, week and a half as we've been dealing with the shutdown. if for some reason political wrangling goes south in washington and a deal is not done, what do you think the markets would do, quincysome. >> well, i mean, if it looks as

so the assault team is the one that went in thayer.at were able to take them out. and they were able to take them out safely. >> thank you very much. >>> our sixth story out front is a police beating caught on the tape. the atlantic city mayor is asking for investigations. and i want to warn you. we've looked at this video. it is disturbing. you'll see a 20 year old man in an altercation with five police. he was kicked out of a casino called the tropicana for being under age. but what prompted this altercation that turned so horribly violent? casey carol is out front with the investigation. >> reporter: surveillance video shows what happened minutes after the tropicana casino kicked this man out for being under age. he is surrounded by at least five atlantic city police officers in the early morning hours of june 15. his hands behind his back and he empties his pockets. minutes later he walks away. it seem the fairly routine. then the situation escalates. i crosses the street yelling at police. one minute later still yelling. officers

>> erin, thayere are thousands intelligence data developeda a y every day. when you look at them, you say hindsight is 20/20. if there's something critical in that information the president should know about it. if it's collection information there's no possible way he or anybody else could know what facts are collected every day. >> you're a republican senator sort of defending the idea he might not have known. look, spying on the world leader of another major country is just a policy the president should have been aware of. but let me ask you about this, sir. because some folks on both sides of the aisle are defending what the nsa are doing and they're defending it point blank. and one of them might surprise you. here we go. >> they also rely on a lot of the information we gather to protect themselves. >> it keeps the french safe, the u.s. safe, the european allies safe. >> i recall landing in iran a few years ago and seeing a lot of german business men and they were violate gt sanctions. just because a country is your ally doesn't mean they're doing every

. >> i think thayer certainly are some challenges. it could be smoother. it could be easier to access. and that's what we're working on. nobody says the site is working the way we want it to. certainly the president acknowledged that yesterday. no one could be more frustrated and i am that this isn't smooth. >> the president did say three was angry about this. do you know when he first knew that there was a problem? >> well, i think it became clear fairly early on, the first couple days that -- >> but not before that, though, not before october 1st? there was to concern at that point in the white house or at hhs? >> i think that we talked about having testing going forward, and if we had an ideal situation and could have built a product in, you know, a five-year period of time we probably would have taken five years. >> wait a minute. president obama didn't bother to ask if his prized health care law would work on day one? i find that hard to believe. we now have cold, hard truth that the president lied to you the american people when he promised this. >>

you can still see the film clip of kennedy opening the airport with eisenhower thayer, allen dulles player. he pulls back a curtain and behind the curtain is this giant box of john foster dulles. it stands in the middle of this airport. so i went to see if i was writing this book and i couldn't find it. i started asking security guards, where's the big bust of dulles? nobody had heard of it. finally, thanks to the washington airport authority, i was able to discover that the bus had been taken away from its place in the middle of the airport and it's now in a closed conference room opposite baggage claim number three. and i find this a wonderful metaphor for how the dulles brothers, who at one time, exercised earth shattering power and were able to make and break governments, have now been effectively forgotten and airbrushed out of our entire history. >> earlier this week, the mother of trade by martin testified on capitol hill on stand your ground laws. we would hear how these laws have changed the legal definition of self-defense. the senate judiciary subcommittee hearing is two hours.

thayer ooh basically bringing to children back. the title of the photography is lost.ats themselves. >> this is a volunteer who came from lebanon, pennsylvania. they're helping someone recover their personal memories. if you look close le there are waning froefs if. >> the exhibition is "rising wtser ts" at the tim. they your having me. >> it's about 10 minute after a hour and now hum a look at the weekend for were foul . >>> up next the teddy bear named for teddy roosevelt. one of smithsonian's 101 objects that made america. you're watching "cbs this morning" saturday. ♪ music ♪ ♪ music ♪ it's so much more than coffee. brew the love. keurig. across america people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar, but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victoza® is different than pills. victoza® is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once-a-day, any time, and comes in a pen. and the needle is thin. victoza® is not for weight loss, but it may help you

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but mormons, part of that was that there weren't a lot of them never thayer compared to the religious groups. there were a couple cases where you had a democratic president nominee democrat mormon with the republican senate and a really hatched and others called them up a lot in this case is. >> is your data suggest one way or the other whether these trends are politically response to? that is our american voters demanding these battles be happening or is this springing from the mind of the senate and individual senators judicial or governing philosophies? >> i don't want of other research and politicians pretty much represent constituents that are there. i don't see anything that indicates politicians are somehow not behaving rationally or not representing their voters. i mean, if your lawyer and a jury case come i mentioned before why you would object to certain types of people sinning. he's very persuasive. pretty smart compared to the average juror that they are. so i was a year or rational to unopposed. my opposing counsel who thinks a radio talkshow host may be politically on th