. ♪ he's in the army now ♪ he's the boogie woogie boy of company beat ♪ >> we're honored to say good on this veterans day. thank you to everyone who served or is serving. of course, you're hearing the andrews sister and their world war ii song the boogie woogie bugle boy from company b. >> there will be a big ceremony to honor veterans at the world war ii memorial with a preview right now, we're joined live by wallin kiter, the director of friends of the national world war ii memorial. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us today. tell us about the ceremony later. >> we're going have a ceremony at 9:00. on the site design committee for this memorial, we said we were going to have revelry on the mall. i guess we are one of the earlier events for veterans day. it will be a wonderful day down here. each time we have an event, we try to focus in on a group that helps for victory in world war ii and this year, it will be african americans and the contribution they made and general julius will be the speaker. we're also having an honor flight to be flying in here. these are wor

that is there little boogie- woogie, as my grandmother used to say. >> i have watched unemployment benefits go from 26 weeks paid for by the employer to 99 week'' paid for by borrowed money. i wonder if either of you have information about unemployment benefits. >> i am thinking about what newt wants to say. that is not a big. -- a dig. i would recommend changing how it works. the states have some part in this. if you had 26 weeks of unemployment, the next time you go back and apply, you get 13 weeks. you make diminishing benefits, because that is good to make you work a little bit harder to get out and try to find a job. >> this is probably a place where we approach it differently. i would say if you do not sign up for a training program offered by a business, you do not help people. we have millions of jobs we cannot fill because we have an older work force that is not trained for the new kinds of jobs. we pay the older work force to do nothing for 99 weeks while we are trying to find money to train people for the new jobs which cannot fill. i would say from day one you ought to get train