walter white. walter francis white. and i never mentioned his name, the only thing people thought about was breaking bad. and i thought that's not going to work for me. the first thing i did was i want to yale university, i look at the archives, that's where walters papers are. i want to the public library at the schomburg center in harlem. i went through, most importantly, the naacp papers which is a treasure trove of materials regarding walter white. and when i found was more than i hope to and i really learned that the story of walter's life and why we should know about it is really much greater than i even anticipated. so who was walter white? one way to say this, explain in a very short sentence. you might say walter francis white was the powerful civil rights figure, in the first half of the 20th century. and already, you're saying to yourself, how can that be? he's making this up, it can be true. because of that was true, we would all know who was. another way to define walter sesay walter w

now walter again. he knows he has this choice to live is what life is a white man or black man because nobody would know. but something incredible happened to him when he was 12 years old. that set the foundation for his life's work as a sort of maniacal and i don't use that word loosely a maniacal. um secret of justice in america and that is when he 12 years old. he went on his father's mail route. his father was a male carrier and after school each day. walter would go with his father on this mail route. and on this day i think was in september 1906. they witnessed the outbreak of the atlanta race ride of 1906 now at the time. um photographs didn't really exist cameras were hard to come by and there's very little photographic evidence of this riot, but it was reported so widely that you can see this this is actually the cover. of a french newspaper and in france because photography they didn't really work in newspapers at that time. they would paint the covers you can see across the bottom in small l

they were walter mondale's words. right after they lost in 1980, he was able to look back at the four years in the white house with clear reflection. he said we told the truth. we obey the law and kept the peace. [applause] i wrote those words down on a piece of paper and kept them there to get through the last years. we told the truth, obeyed the law and kept the peace. that is our mondale. that's the standard and more. he helped himself to each and every day of his life. it is what guided him as a young state attorney general. when he led attorneys generals to embrace the right to counsel in a landmark supreme court case, tell the truth, obey the law, keep the peace. it's what mattered to him as a u.s. senator when he fought for civil rights and fair housing. it's what motivated him as the country's vice president when he insisted on being a true partner to president carter deserving of a place in the room where it happens. setting the high standard, how about when he picked geraldine ferraro and his running mate. [

yes, and walter promised me to arrange a training room here. well, as you know, i was 5 years old when my mother first let me on stage, the roles were tiny, but sometimes even with the text i was at our flower performances. i also remember how we were sitting in a cafe, uncle seryozha something to mom poems. evening dark eyebrows on super chita horses stand by the yard did he drink his youth yesterday? did you fall out of love yesterday? i think everyone already knows about it. i'm sure she understands why i did it. and why? because they wanted to die like a beast, and i decided to dispose of my life. despise me, no, no, igor, what are you, i understand you perfectly, my dad is very nice, he gave it to me shortly before his death. there is russian land inside, he brought it with him to emigration. europe is so different from russia i'm sitting on painting i don't see much difference. the same trees, the same forest fields. in europe, everything is neatly trampled, and in russia there is wild nature, because if the field is up to the horizon, if

walter, good to see you as always.o how do you improve in an industry like this in which our job is to fill space. not necessarily our fault, it's just that we have spacelike 12 fold and now are like just stuc just going over the same path over in over again, there is a question in there somewhere walter, by the way, you look great. i think we can agree he looks great. >> he does. let's add to the problem by having me comment on it. to get what you think about the things i'm saying you shouldn't be commenting on? >> i promise to try to be funny later in the show, but i covere a mass shooting once for a magazine in aurora, colorado,. the midnight shooting at a batman premiere and i was there in the morning. there was still blood in the parking lot, there was still please spilled popcorn from the fleeing people and the kids of the town whose friends had died the night before we're sitting around looking at this police tape area and one of them had a shirt on that said my bloodied valentine and it had a picture of a head

walter mondale was 93. place on the university of minnesota's campus. it was postponed due to covid. mondale whom everyone affectionately called fritz, earned his undergraduate degrees from the university of minnesota as well as his law degree. parts of the campus are named after mondale. he served as vice president under jimmy carter. and he gave name recognition as the attorney general for the state of minnesota. he went onto become a senator first appointed, but then won two additional terms on his own. and that is something president biden will likely speak about. the similarities. president biden has previously said when he first went to washington as a senator, mondale was one -- or among the first to greet him, and then when president biden was asked to consider serving as vice president under barack obama, the first person he called for guidance was walter mondale. and the president has said he's thankful, fritz, who he called him, accepted that call and not only accepted the call but he wrote him.

walter, good to see you as always. >> thank you . so how do you improve industry like this in whichch our job is to fill space? t' it's nots necessarily our faul. it's just that we increase the space like twelve fold and now we're likefo just stuck same path over the over and over again. there's a questionag there somewhere, walter, by the way, great.ok great. thank you , man. that's not let's i think we can agree that he looks great. yeah, he does. thank you . catch.es yeah, well, you know, but let's add to the problem by having me comment on it. yeah. what do you think about the things that i'm saying you shouldn't be commenting on ? i promise to try to be funny later in the show. yeah but i covered a mass shooting once for a magazine in aurora, colorado. right. the midnight shooting at a batman premiere. and iem was there in the mornins there was still blood in the parking lot that still spilled popcorn from the fleeing people and the kids of the town whose friends had died the night before were sitting around looking at this poli

fuhrer hopes for a breakthrough of the encirclement, an encouraging encryption comes from general walter his 12th army, coming to the rescue from the west , is already very close tomorrow. she will strike at the rear of the russians. about what is happening on the field in the newspapers they will write only tomorrow the debriefing will be tomorrow conversations at the cooler about the match all tomorrow, but win. right now you can bet live on the site and in the application 1xbet, play the rest tomorrow the soviet information bureau troops of the first belarusian front continued to wage street fighting in berlin and occupied the northwestern part of the sherlotton urban area. the eastern part of the city market in the battles of april 27 in berlin , the troops of the front captured 9,000 german soldiers officers and captured more than 100 field guns, 135 machine guns, 1,800 vehicles and 50 cents with various military equipment. berlin april 28, three in the morning, the air defense point-1 headquarters of the commander of the defense and the last commandant of berlin, general helmut all

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he also talked about walter mondale's ability to unite people even when they disagreed. it feels like we're seeing the president preside over a memorial service for an american who was lost who reflected a different era in our politics. i t >> i think biden is at his best in these eulogies f. anybody does a compilation, the eulogy is probably the place to start. he brings such deep feeling. he's obviously a very warm-hearted man and the relationship with fritz mondale was beyond personal because of the grieves they both suffered, the loss in each case after child in the prime of life. the president made also an important institutional point. vice president mondale invented the modern vice presidency. before mondale, the vice presidency was a target of jokes. the vice presidency is not worth a bucket of warm spit except it wasn't spit. mondale is the first important vice president, nug rating a tradition george h.w. bush, dick cheney, it raises a question, one of the things left when we go back to the land of the living, what lessons did president biden learn from fritz m

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well, do you want me to give you a trophy walter?’t need any walter, comrade lieutenant colonel came up with it too. take the car if such a business is a human being. i could pick it up myself, but either way, she's always better right. thank you. there is almost nothing left of koenigsberg. and where did you come to spend the night in prison, then somewhere you need to be with you, so here is the officer's hostel. i see, even with things. this is my ration, issued quite officially by balashov. there is even a bottle of vodka, by the way, you are like a real moscow vodka? if the real moscow, then why not kind. well, thank god i also thought at work, i don't drink. they came to kill me so why delay. to be honest, i've never shot a person before. specifics of the service have you ever shot people? i had to. you want me to cheer you up. do you understand how it seems to be brewing here? let you go and that's it. everything will go to waste. i don't understand that a new war can start. tomorrow could start a new war? it's more like a tan

former vice president walter mondale passed away in april of last year.because of the coronavirus pandemic. he served as jimmy carter's vice president and the democratic party's presidential nominee in 1984. cnn's adrienne broadus has more. >> reporter: one year after the former vice president walter mondale died, his friends and family honored him. president biden was one of those paying tribute to the late vice president. walter mondale was 93. he died last year, but his memorial service was delayed due to covid. president biden told members in the crowd, mondale was among the first to greet him when he arrived in washington as a senator. >> i served with fritz a long time. he became a good and close friend. i was a kid when i got elected. i wasn't old enough to be sworn in. i was only 29 years old, and because everything is based on seniority in the senate, i got to hang out with folks like fritz and hubert long before you'd ordinarily at my age. >> reporter: he also said there are two ways of spreading light. a candle or the mirror that reflects it. b

of the cook political report witamy walter.era keith of npr. politics mondays here. let's start off with another unspeakable shooting and people in washington are looking at the words of some republicans, including this from the re--- republican house leadership. it warns of a permanent election insurrection and defines that as the arrival of undocumented immigrants. she has disavowed the buffalo shooting, she represents a district in new york, but some to see that ad as a reference to this what we hear about the white replacement theory, which the suspect in the buffalo shooting wrote about. amy, what do you think is going on underneath here? why are some republicans feeding or maybe not actively trying to address white anger? >> i think as this piece, as the lead and alluded to, lots of times when these things hpen, these horrible tragedies involving guns, we talk about the second amendment. in this case, we're talking about the first amendment. what is free speech exactly? what you can and cannot say, what is inciting violen

report with amy walter. and tamara keith of n-p-r. great to have you both here on memorial day. to you first come up president biden was in uvalde yesterday and he heard from many residents who said please do something. what does the president have the ability to do with regard to gun control? tamara: with regards to his executive power, the power of the president to issue an executive order, the president has emphasizedhe limits of that power. just today, he said he can't ban certain guns or expand background checks with his pen. that is true and there are some of the gun safety community who have praised what he has done so far. in fact, president biden has done a lot through executive action throughout his administration on guns. i spoke to a top white house official about this late last week who said they have not been waiting for a mass shooting to happen to take these actions, but the person argues their options are limited because of that. however, there are people in the gun safety community who say

with amy walter, and tamara keith of npr.f you. welcome to the newshour. politics monday and as you heard, there is a lot to talk about. the bombshell leak is having repercussions. we are seeing fallout. you are seeing movement in some states like louisiana. they have moved towards more restrictions. we are seeing states that want to preserve abortion moving to codify. what does it out -- a up to? . >> michigan's governor says they can't wait for congress to do something, and they can't wait for congress to do something because congress isn't going to do something. there are a number of states where there are ballot measures circulated or constitutional amendments. some of those would expand abortion access or put in the constitution that it is a right to have reproductive rights. others would restrict abortion access. what you are going to see if this becomes official is what you saw in the past, which is a real patchwork, where some states will become havens for people seeking reproductive services and other states become n

frank walter steinmeier was expelled and what does this mean?iy melnyk previously sharply criticized shultz's refusal to go to kyiv. the quote " playing the offended sausage" does not sound very good for statesmanship. it is about the harshest, even cruelest war of extermination since the nazi attack on ukraine. this is not a kindergarten, but i would like to point out that you cannot say that to a country like germany, which has as much financial aid as military aid, which is needed when it comes to security guarantees that are important for of ukraine in the future so that the president can't come. what do you think. how will this be resolved? well, i understand that some personal insults have already started, or semi-diplomatic insults. i personally ask if he will come. i think that the best thing to do is to resolve this via a phone call. zelensky 's cheek at first and then because of zelensky's call to steinmay and the invitation of both of them to ukraine, because at first ukraine played, and then germany played, and of course, neither of

that's amy walter of the cook political report with amy walter and tamara keith of national public radiot to see you both. great to be here. amy, help me understand this. pence is now making his most unambiguous break with president trump, stumping for the governor that irritates donald trump more than any governor in america. but in the midst of this ongoing identity crisis for the gop, does pence move the needle in any way? amy: so, i think mike pence looks at what's happening in georgia right now and thinks, oh, well, maybe that's the path for me too. a governor, brian kemp, who stood up to claims by the president that the election was rigged, that he could just simply overturn it, says, no, i'm not doing it. the president threatens him. and, right now, it looks like kemp's going to run away with this primary. mike pence says, gosh, that sounds familiar, doesn't it? he's told me i could do all these things, overturn the election. obviously, couldn't do those things. i'm going to present myself much like brian kemp did, which is, i'm a conservative candidate with a conservative record

every single one of you screwed up the wood walter, but i'll fix everything for you as my stupid nephewvite the schulz to me. and you know, no, i don't know, i'll have a little. sorry to leave this house. why? well, you know it, well, as if our little house with you is somewhere at the end of the world. method together simon did not appear . maybe he got lost in the local ice rink again, just so as not to run into his own trip wire. well , it looks like they're all here. how can you get there by underground communications? i think they are in this house, we just have to overlay them with three health. i suggest waiting for the night, no. let's sit down, let's go. careful, what will you do when the war is over? i don't know. first you need to convince the center that i did not play a double game. and you? and i want a family. real to a lot of children a lot of worries. ordinary like all people. and for her husband to become a world boxing champion. today we are waiting for a chic dinner. have you ever tried local smoked meat. damn we have guests. we feast with simon the key to them . you

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. >> our reporter charlie walter. >> reporter: dubs were getting pummelled much of the game, entering the third quarter, down a lot. midway, down by a lot. six minutes left in the third quarter. that's when draymond green left with fifth foul. enter kevon looney and comeback was on from there. mvp chance for loan toon tonigh dallas led as many as 19 in half number one, golden state rallied. fourth quarter. there he is, kevon looney, wide open for a dunk. put the dubs up 90-87, had a career high 21 points. curry driving in the layup, he had 32. and golden state wins 126-117. they take a 2-0 series lead. that's just a taste of what's to come. appetizer. full entree coming up in sports. tons of reaction. >> great game. thank you. >>> betty yu continues from chase. >> spent time with the dubs' official deejay. >> reporter: it was not easy one, that's why the fans went absolutely wild in the fourth quarter when the team took the first lead in the game. chase center was thunderous tonight, celebrating a comeback win after huge deficit. describe your mood right now? >> what's the mood? >> el

general walters redone that advanced step. and that work will guide the capabilities and capacities that we need for various nations. in support of nato's planning efforts. >> thank you very much, general. today, nato and communities around the world are able to move logistics -- are you preparing for the situation to get your logistics? >> we are, senator. in the u.s. army, this is a source of significant concern as we look at our plans to reinforce. when we look at it, we divide it from the u.s. from port to port. in then from port to port across the atlantic and then from port to the need in europe. each one of those carries -- and has different people responding to those problems. we work in partnership of u.s. trans, and u.s. army to get army forces from port to port. we work with u.s. trans, as well as the second fleet. and j fc stood up command. i am largely responsible with our nato allies and related organizations such as the jordan -- to get from port to point of need. we work very hard on that. >> you mentioned the

and so it's it's always a thrill and when cheryl and walter approached me about this three years ago. i dump that the chance to come because who doesn't jump at the chance to come to new orleans and i will say i am i decided to stay with friends, who are new yorkers who bought a house here. and this morning over lunch. i mean they are. the quintessential new yorkers. i mean, this is it's you know a sort of gay couple who are incredibly successful and who have five houses and they love and they said the great silver lining of covid is that we've fallen in love with new orleans? as we've been here. and we don't want to leave. and it was so interesting to hear one of them say, you know, i'm really lamenting having to leave and go back to new york, which to me is a new yorker. i was wounded i have to say i was wounded because i am one of these new yorkers who feel that. we've got to love new york, but it was interesting to experience someone who came to new orleans and have just fallen in love with the city and want to leave and i understand why. so the journey for me actually i was born

wash your face. poor quality shit not a candle urgent report from berlin from walter weiss mr . i printed two copies here. thank you for the stock. yes, the guys are dead. not in vain. i loaded a new film. it was the radio frequencies at your time of airing that monitored the flow of messages and chose only those that were intended for them. so we urgently need to convey to the spaniard, a curfew for everyone, we'll talk, if anything, let's say an urgent call for an operation. how much time do you need to encrypt data? minute 40 minutes. coal cellar, third door, on the right - this is the boiler room in a small box with tools there, the radio box is closed. of course you can help 40 minutes.

walter isaacson and amy walter will be joining us for a huge conversation on the supreme court draftt was leaked. but we continue the conversation after a break looking at david ignatius' piece on the war in ukraine. >> as david explains, they ran the ukrainians around in circles. now, it's just the opposite. it's dominance on the part of ukraine and its allies. >> we'll be right back. can a company make the planet a better place? ♪♪ what if it's a company of people working beside friends and neighbors? pursuing 100% renewable energy in our operations. aiming to protect, manage or restore millions of acres of land. and offering you more sustainably sourced products so you can become part of the change. so, can a company make the planet a better place? at walmart, we're working on it, every day. (johnny cash) ♪ i've traveled every road in this here land! ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ crossed the desert's bare, man. ♪ ♪ i've breathed the mountain air, man. ♪ ♪ of travel i've had my share, man. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere. ♪ ♪ i've been to: pittsburgh, p

president biden served with walter mondale in the senate.joe biden made was to fritz. he relied on him. and on fritz's last day on earth, our president was there on the phone with him. mister president -- [applause] mister president, vice president mondale loved you. he believed in you. he trusted you with our country's future. and he is looking down from the heavens today, smiling, so proud. you are here and his beloved state of minnesota. friends, it is now my honor to introduce to you, the president of the united states, joe biden. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, amy. but france is really saying looking down at us is, joe, hide your irish catholic enthusiasm a little bit and be more norwegian. generous introduction. you know, i got a chance to talk to the family a little bit earlier. and trying to console them, and i got emotional. but as my grandfather vinnie would say that's the irish of it. you know, i served with for it's a long time. he became good and close friend. i was a kid when i got elected, i wasn't -- only 29 years old. a

walter, what can you say about jeanne romer? what are your impressions? it is difficult for me to predict the outcome of the fight, but i know it will be a real boxing celebration, and the strongest will win. i moved here, there are your brothers and more than the french, and here the germans behave much more modestly understands your feelings louis but you remembered germany but we are so russian nightmares, we are still moving forward. russian berlin hussey will begin to hang grapes on nazi lanterns. you will hide in my attic and you will always be full. or maybe lavrentievich we now have no doubts. i believe that the first stage of the operation has been successfully completed. why he ended up in france i don't understand the french, but here on the surface they won't accept submergence, and it's growing. well , of course, in the east, the main thing is a warrior, but why is it such a different europe - this is one thing completely different. and then, you will not deny that the russian fighting on both sides. you see, there are those who defend the fu

frank walter stein mayer talked on the phone and agreed to forget all misunderstandings at the farewell ukrainian leader invited the german president to the chancellor to visit kyiv who helped to melt the ice in the relations between kyiv and berlin is not known for sure, but the german mass media assume that this is the merit of the leader of the opposition. this week, the head of the hds, friedrich mertz, visited ukraine, met with volodymyr zelenskyi and hinted at bringing home a message from the ukrainian president, we had a very detailed, very long conversation, we agreed that before i talk about her publicly i will report the details of the negotiations to the federal chancellor i informed fascholtz immediately after returning told the dead berliners only know the chosen however the day after his return to germany, he called the bank ashols announced several official visits in the near future in kyiv the speaker of the parliament berbelbas and the minister of foreign affairs and on olena berbuk the president the president of germany and ukraine had a detailed conversation and this

i'm charlie walter. kpix 5. >>> all right.e for a look at our forecast with first alert chief meteorologist paul hagan. >> beautiful weather for this memorial day holiday. pretty much perfect across the entire bay area. temperatures close to what is normal this time of year. some changes over the nekts couple days as a storm system slides down into the great basin, what we call an inside slider, it is going to prompt offshore winds to kick in. inland parts of the bay area on tuesday, really going to kick in already tonight. but the strongest winds and lowest humidity levels aren't going to overlap. that is some good news. the pattern is going to shift as we head toward thursday. the cooldown is going to begin thursday. and the next storm system still lurking off the coast has a chance to send some rain showers into the bay area as we head into the weekend. more on that in a second. first, let's talk about the fire-weather conditions. still, on shore winds for the entire bay area. off shore winds not kicking in our next of the

i'm here now, i'm with walter and together we cook together. friends come over lou. sometimes it still feels unreal, but then i feel so much gratitude to see that it's like this for it does so. so if stefan was a brother and a catholic religious order for over 25 years, he preached and taught in a church that rejects homosexuality. even though he knew he was gay. then his grandfather died and stuff and felt it was time to make a crucial decision. mister store holds the audience, please does law. you want to be a priest who hides part of his identity. ted, or is this part allowed to exist? i india, that it's really as part of you, does i something that can be talked about? i thought that something you can live with into stuff with without a guilty conscience and without fear or no wonderfully escape isn't ladonna alex to hobb stuff on, decided to take a stand against fear coming out meant he had to give up his life in the religious order, veronica, veronica, fern. at stephan has since set up regular prayer meetings for persecuted gay people, i make the iep thus the cu

let me turn to the standards. commandant walter greene paul on the battlefield, three more died at the site of seven. hospital, which was not noted among the imprisoned fugitives, with the exception of an interpreter. considering it necessary to block the transport arteries violence bumper act comrade commander, and you, it turns out, are german you know. and translated more beautifully, not like these two circles to the left . your heart is alive, campaign, anti-aircraft guns, autobahns, it seems they blocked it. do you remember how the hare understood the loop? just now, ivan and miraculously escaped from the bottom no. as i expected, they go to the borders of the czech republic and moravia, we rounded up their autobahn. now let's start narrowing down on secondary roads, which, in your opinion, they are already in a trap. get in from the air i'm going to berlin if you don't catch the fugitives by morning, i won't be able to protect you. there they are the ore mountains, czechoslovakia cleaning we have 30 minutes to block the road afloat, stir you deal. one more circle. i know not her

ukraine, here are these, i have to withdraw troops from ukraine immediately, german president frank walter steinmeier called on this, according to the politician, putin's war of aggression affects not only the people of ukraine because of the fact that in our millions of tons of grain are blocked in sea ports, world prices for it have risen sharply, the german president added that the consequences of the russian war will hit the states that have not yet recovered from the coronavirus pandemic and the regions where the soil dries up due to the climate crisis and becomes infertile in consideration of the sovereignty of ukraine, stop the hostilities of mr. putin, stop the suffering and destruction in ukraine, withdraw your troops and do not give up direct and serious negotiations with president zelensky, frank-walter steinmeier, the president of germany, the president is not a barker union makisau plans to come to ukraine and russia, the politician will try to agree on the unblocking of grain exports to avoid large-scale famine, i will note almost half of the 54 african countries depend on th

onslaught of the germans going to break through, in the afternoon our commanders understand that walterimself does not believe in the success of his sudden outline. the blow starts to choke. tell ivan stepanovich and here is the resistance of the germans. here are blows with a wreath, blows with beads, this is the ninth army, as i already said, which fought in this already semi-encirclement, he says advancing our troops of the red army, i compare, of course, i compare and i can tell you that i already understand the wreath to some extent that he cannot break through the corridor so that the german group jumps out of the encircled ring. this ninth army's beads can't pop out hmm and he sort of led protocol fights. yes, well, yes professionally, but here's some kind of emotional almost, almost bitterness, almost self-sacrifice. he says, i saw it, just in the actions of the ninth army. she fought to the last very much. there is no reason for the weng to send a message to the ladies, where the garrison of general rayman is waiting for him to break through. we wo n't get through to you. get t

it was also bob haldimand, edgy walter thompson. he introduce you to the circle. and it tells a lot about richard nixon's personality. >> i always had to have a summer job. my parents insisted on it. i did not have a job in the summer of 1962. that arrange for me to go down for an interview at the nixon for governor headquarters. i went in there and the young lawyer from usc by the name of herbert come back, he interviewed me and he inner -- he left the room, he came back, and he went down the hall to meet somebody and it was bob haldimand. he became the single most important man in my life as a relates to all of these points in history. i write in my book, and i mean it, that was the day that my life changed for the better but forever. [applause] >> and how was it that he slowly brought you in to his can. and i don't know that he has a plan, but he got to know me and but like mrs. nixon, i think the trust relationship developed. one of the most significant aspects of it was when nixon ran for governor. and when goldwater ran for president in 1964, nixon went to t

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we are both from illinois so we kinds of connected at walter reed when i first met brian.came friends and he became an ambassador for my fox news channel days. recently we held what we call a walls of honor ceremony, it's kinds of the midway point in our homebuilding process. that's what you are seeing on the screen. brian will have a new home sometime around veterans day in tennessee. he's one of our many recipients of these rice homes we are building. i'm just very, very grateful too have him as a friend and to have known him. i write about him in my book and i was privileged to write the forward to the book he wrote called "know turning back. he's a wonderful guy. brian: you portrayed lieutenant dan in the vietnam war. what is it like when you meet the survivors of those lost in battle? >> it's always very powerful. i'm actually in washington, d.c. for memorial weekend. i have again the co-host of the national memorial day concert in front of the capitol going back to 2005. this year we have a special gold star segment that we are doing. we try to honor our gold star fa