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16-year-olds on this show. good morning, welcome to "early start" on this monday. i'm ashleigh banfield. >> happy to have you this morning. i'm zoraida sambolin. let's get started. tropical storm beryl making landfall in northeastern florida near jacksonville beach. it's packing a wallop, 70-mile-per-hour winds, torrential rain, more than 24,000 people without power this morning in the area. take a look at the pictures on your screen. that shows you the wind. the wind warnings, storm warnings all up along the atlantic coast from florida to georgia to the carolinas, putting a severe dent in a lot of the memorial day festivities. rob marciano has been pretty much up all night in the severe weather center watching all of this. things getting better tleels for now? >> well, the wind has died down but the rain is still coming. this event is far from over. at one point winds at 70 miles an hour, almost a hurricane. and some could argue that it was a minimal category 1 hurricane when it made landfall. here it is on the radar scope. just reading the latest from the national hurricane center, their 5:00 a.m. advisory, winds now down to 50 miles an hour. obviously when these things come onshore they lose strength. this their fuel source. the center of it is about 20 miles, 30 miles to the west of jacksonville, maybe about 80 miles east-southeast of valdosta, georgia. it aets headi it's heading westerly at 8 miles an hour. you can see your typical rotation and the thunderstorms wrachi in wrapping around this thing, much like a tropical system. impressive considering, what? it's memorial teday. we haven't even begun officially hurricane season, starting june 1. 50-mile-an-hour winds gusting to 70. here is the track, giving you an idea of what is left of beryl. we expect it to go down to a tropical depression but the moisture is the key. now, we badly need it so we'll take it, but, you know, it's going to take its sweet time getting offshore. so in areas that need the rain, namely north florida and south georgia, it's pretty dry, the ground, so the heavy rains that will come down, a lot of it will run off. so we'll see some flooding, but the castch of-22 is we need the rain. warnings from flagler beach to the savannah river for the next 12 hours at least. the threat for tornadoes is there as well, and the heavy rainfall is going to be the key here as we go through time. four to eight inches of rainfall in this area, flash flood watches have been posted. ironic considering this same area is in extreme drought. this thing is kind of giving it a nudge, but tropical storm beryl a memorial day tropical storm landfall, i'm not sure that's ever happened. we'll have to dig throughout the morning. that may be the interesting tidbit being carried forward on this holiday. >> you're certainly working overfierm us. we appreciate it. >> you got it. three minutes past the hour here. the united states is condemning a bloody massacre in syria. more than 100 people have been killed, including dozens of women and children. u.n. officials say, the u.n. security council blaming much of this weekend's violence on the syrian government. the government is blaming al qaeda-linked groups. officials say syria has not fully cooperated with cease-fire agreements. the u.n. human rights chief is calling for the crisis in syria to be referred to the international criminal court. a sobering warning on this memorial day weekend from defense secretary leon panetta. he says it will be, quote, disastrous if congress allows $500 billion in defense cuts to take effect in january as scheduled. those are the cuts that were triggered by congress' failure last year to reach a deficit reduction deal. the senate minority leader harry reid says he won't back down on the cuts. in a few hours, president obama will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns at arlington national cemetery and kicking off a 13-year project to honor veterans of the vietnam war. he'll speak at the vietnam memorial wall and will announce plans to honor those who served in southeast asia from now until the 50th anniversary of the last u.s. troops pulling out of saigon. he has confessed to killing a little boy named etan patz 33 years ago. now a member of pedro hernandez' family is telling that he reported the suspect to police in camden, new jersey, back in the '80s and nothing came of it. the relative says hernandez admitted to killing a boy in new york and dumping the boy in the trash. hernandez is right now at a new york hospital on suicide watch awaiting a psychiatric examination to determine if he's competent to stand frierl murder. a boulder, colorado, couple is not going to face charges for shooting and wounding a 21-year-old female student who wandered into their home through an unlocked screen door. police say colorado university student zoe rip he elle had a blood alcohol level 0.2 when she entered the home. here's the 911 call moments after the man shot the woman. >> we were screaming at her. she kept coming in the bedroom. and we shot her. >> the 911 operator then instructs the homeowner to ask the wounded intruder a question, and it picks up from there. take a listen. >> do you have any weapons on you? what? why did you just walk into our house when we were screaming at you to get out? she seems kind of stoned or something. >> so colorado has a, quote, make my day law, like a stand your ground, like a castle law. it allows homeowners to use deadly force if an intruder enters their home uninvited and if they feel threatened. prosecutors are deciding if they're going to press charges against the intruder. dario franchitti captured the flag at the indy 500. winning the third time in the last five year s you can hear al about it when dario franchitti joins us live in the 7:00 hour. that is on "starting point". one young man and one big riddle. a centuries-old math problem put to rest by a 16-year-old. are you ready for this? sharia ray of germany solved a math problem first posed by sir isaac newton over 300 years ago. it makes it possible to determine the path of a projectile under gravity and subject to resistance. ray also closed another unsolved math problem first posed in the 19th century. an indian-born teenager who learned calculus at 6 says his school boy curiosity led him to those discoveries. an irish exchange student is found sthang strang elled in a japan hotel room. two american men are detained. we'll go live for it details on this murder mystery. are you still sleeping? 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[ yawning sound ] an international murder mystery is it unfolding this evening in tokyo, two american men being held by japanese police in connection with the strangling death of a 21-year-old irish exchange student. the suspects met the female at a nicki minaj concert. live from tokyo this morning, what do you know about these two americans? >> reporter: well, zoraida, we're learning a little more about their background. police here are zridescribing b men as entertainers. the 19-year-old suspect is a man that police describe as a musician. they are not releasing his name as of yet because under japanese law he's considered a minor. the 23-year-old is identified as james blackstone. he is a backup dancer and according to tokyo police it fairly well-known. they were at a nicki minaj concert when they mets two irish women, what the media is reporting. then toke know police tell us the four ended up at a tokyo city hotel, and it's at that hotel that all of this happened. someone inside the hotel reported hearing a loud noise early thursday morning. when hotel staff went to check, they found 21-year-old nicola furlong unconscious. tokyo police say she died of strangulation. authorities here trying to unravel what led to this woman's death. zoraida? >> thank you for that report. appreciate it key yawn law live for us in japan. the state department is trying to get the release of a u.s. citizen who was kidnapped in the west african nation of benin. consular assistance is being provided, still not clear where the unidentified american was abducted. denin is a country of about 9 million people. live right now, former british prime minister tony blair take a stand on the uk phone hacking scandal. blair is expected to face questions about his ties to news corporation founder rupert murdoch. the inquiry is investigating alleged ties between the british press and several government officials. former news corporation tabloid "news of the world" is accused of hacking the phones of several high-profile people including politicians, even a murder victim's phone. defense secretary leon panetta is defending the administration's plan to withdraw all u.s. troops from afghanistan by 2014 and also taking a swipe at mitt romney over his criticism of the president for making that plan public. >> without getting into the campaign rhetoric of what he's asserting, i think you've got 50 nations in nato that agree to a plan in afafghanistan. it's the lisbon agreement, an agreement that others, president bush, president obama, everyone has agreed is the direction we go in, in afghanistan. >> the defense secretary is also warning there will be, quote, disastrous consequences if congress doesn't reverse planned cuts of more than $500 billion from the defense budget early next year. six people hurt, including a firefighter and a police officer, following a massive house explosion. this was in the suburbs of milwaukee. fire officials still aren't saying what caused saturday's blast, but take a look at that. witnesses were stunned by the sheer force of it. >> oh, my god, this is -- i never in my life see something like this. whoa! >> very tall, very bright, engulfing everything around it. >> the injured police officer suffered smoke inhalation and the injured firefighter was treated for heat exhaustion. the men in black franchise is back. after a ten-year hiatus, ten years, can you believe that? ten years. how old are we? anyway, it was tops at the box office, "mib 3" bethrowning "the avengers" becoming number one. by the way, it took in $55 million this weekend to earn that title. "the avengers" fell to fourth place, only brought in $36.9 million, but it's the billion-dollar movie. "the avengers is" is not crying in its soup today. >> my kids saw it. haven't gotten reviews yet. look, ma, no hands. at first glance, this home run yesterday looks like your typical dinger. you can see he loses the bat. check this out. the spotlight shows the bat is actually out of frazier's hands when he makes contact with the ball. it is a hands-free home run. pretty amazing! >> i don't know a lot about baseball, but i figure that somewhere in the rule book that has to not count. >> oh, i think it counts. >> if you don't actually get the hit? you know what i mean? >> you did. you positioned that bat to hit that ball. >> i don't know. i'm thinking there's some conspiracy theorists out there going over the centuries-old rules of baseball. >> that's wild. >> it's kind of cool what an oops moment, letting go of the bat. go figure. oh, no, my pen, i can't go on. >> it's 16 minutes past 5:00. time for your "early morning" reads. we want to get you up to speed on the newspaper stories. this is a head scratcher. 17-year-old honors student is crying because she's getting thrown in jail for missing too many days of class. did i say she was an honor student? yes. apparently she's working two jobs to support her siblings because her parents left town. hour houston affiliate says that diane tran is now living with one of her employers. she says she's sometimes so exhausted from work that she misses school. but a judge said he wanted to make an example of her so he did. he ordered her to spend 24 hours in jail and pay a $100 fine. did i mention she was an honors student working two jobs trying to support -- >> that's an odd story. how do you make an example of that? >> give her a medal for heaven's sake. don't send her to jail. >> help her out. >> send the parents to jail. 19-year-old tech entrepreneur spends two months as a squatter at the aol building in fpalo alto. eric simmons was rending pace. when the program ended, simmons -- i think it's siem nz actually didn't have rent money so what did he do? he decided to stay. he ate free food, took showers at the employee gym and slept on the couch. aol employers thought he was just a really hard worker. eventually he was kicked out by security and an aol vice president said, quote, it was always our intention to facilitate entrepreneurialism in the palo alto office. we didn't expect it to work so well. >> eric simons, you have a job in the news business. that's what it takes, live, eat, work and breathe. >> they said, well, this is just one of ours. >> i think that's great. so a california family says that a mistake by a sheriff's deputy led to a fire at their home. it's really unbelievable how this plays out. "the daily mail" is reporting that san diego investigators were investigating a robbery and stormed the wrong house. number one, they arrest the wrong family inside. at the time they made this erroneous arrest, the husband is cooking dinner, right? the stove is on. husband says, would you let me turn the stove off? apparently they say no and they pull the it family outside. minutes later, fire breaks out, destroys the kitchen. it's like, yo, i told you! >> i have to turn off the stove. >> please! are you kidding me? >> i know. >> luckily, nobody was hurt, but the sheriff's department says -- and i love this -- we're investiga investigating. i bet you're investigating! >> that's odd. i guess they were all head-scratchers this morning. why do you not allow him to turn off the stove in. >> i suppose these kinds of things happen, but please if you're arresting someone, at least let the neighborhood be sa safe. 19 minutes past 5:00, for an expanded look at our stories, cnn.com/earlystart, place to go. lots of good stuff. also, want to let you know that helping veterans land a job on this memorial day is a critical part of why we are on this planet. so what are businesses doing right now to help those who put their lives on the line for our freedom? it's important, folks. make sure you tune in. you've got to see this. you're watching "early start." also, get a free flight. you know that comes with a private island? really? no. it comes with a hat. see, airline credit cards promise flights for 25,000 miles, but... 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>> well, a little bit of both. we do have power that's been knocked out especially across north florida and south georgia. the rain will be torrential at times, that will cause flooding chblt but this area of the country is also in extreme drought so a catch-22. we need the rain, not all at one time. 50-mile-an-hour winds, at one point 70-mile-an-hour winds. it was this close to becoming a hurricane, some would argue it did before landfall. nonetheless, pretty big regarding winds, tropical storm-force winds extend over 100 miles. the center of it is 20, maybe 30 miles west of jacksonville, florida. there you see the classic circular motion. it will be slow to move out to sea over the next 48 hours. it will turn into a tropical depression, obviously weakening as it continues over land, then picked up by a front coming through. in the next 48 hours, eventually off the coastline of south carolina then heading out to sea. the main threat over the next 24 hours is four to eight inches of rainfall, locally more in spots. it's been so dry so the ground is caked and a lot will run off. they need the rain so i suppose they'll take it. >> still tough on memorial day, right? >> big washout, yes. >> rob, thank you. well, the butler did it. it's taking on new meaning in a vatican investigation. the catholic church trying to find out who leaked confidential documents belonging to pope benedict xvi. the butler has been arrested on suspicion of leaking the material to an italian journ journalists. the documents including hundreds of personal letter s reveal an internal power struggle within the vatican. he has been the butler since 2006. that is him with the pope. we are joined live from rome this morning. there are so many layers to this story, barbie. can you tell us what is in the documents, what they contain? >> reporter: well, these documents range from gossip to very serious allegations of cronyism, financial corruption, of how the vatican has tried to avoid paying italian property taxes. things of this nature that have really shaken the very core of the vatican. there are trivial things about how 100,000 euro white truffle ended up in a soup kitchen in rome. but the more serious allegations surround money laundering and financial corruption. >> how is the vatican responding to this? >> reporter: well, when the initial leak started coming out in the press and when the book with the leaks called his holiness was published last week, the va can cavatican calla criminal act. they say they're not authentic, but they say it's a criminal act to publish them. the journalist who got the document, who won't reveal his source, who gave him the documents, said he never paid anyone for the documents but that someone came to him, these sources. and, out of a drive for transparency and to try to clear up some of the misconceptions of what was happening inside the holy city and what was being said in the public sector. so that was the reasoning the documents supposedly came out. >> let's focus on the butler. we've shown a picture of him, highlighted there, if we could put that back up. apparently he is being held within the judicial system of the vatican, the vatican city. what can you tell us about the butler? >> well, the butler is part of the pontiffica family. there are secretaries, priests, four nuns who take care of his needs, cooking, cleaning, and threaten then the butler. it's really that intimate. people who saw him first thing in the morning and the last people the pope saw before he went to bed each night. they were really a family, and that's why this betrayal is so saddened the pope, this alleged betrayal, has saddened and shocked the pope according to the vatican spokesman. >> barbie, some refer to this man as a very simple man, simple minded. perhaps there are more people involved, more layers. are we expecting more arrests here? >> reporter: well, the investigation right now is very complex, and i think the conventional wisdom is that this butler wouldn't have been able to act alone, that he wouldn't have had access to the right kinds of people to be able to do this. perhaps he was a conduit for the documents. perhaps he's a fallguy. these are all questions people are asking. the italian press has of course gone wild with the story. they're blaming, finger-pointing all different people. but until this investigation really gets its footing i don't think we'll know who is involved. for now, the journalist is not talking about who his sources were. >> certainly very interesting details, barbie, live from rome, thank you very much. >> and the pope's butler is just one of the headaches facing the vatican this morning. the largest group of america's catholic nuns is another headache because the nuns are going to meet for three days this week to come up with a response to what was considered a harsh vatican reprimand sent their way. the church wants major reforms from the nuns and has criticized them for their radical feminist thomes and not speaking out enough about abortion and gay marriage, the political side of all of that. the 21-member board of the leadership conference of women religious begins its meeting tomorrow. the group represents about 80% of the catholic nuns in this country. new fallout from the north carolina pastor who delivered an anti-gay sermon that went viral. authorities say someone tried to burn his church down but only managed to damage the power lines outside. meantime, thousands of demonstrators rallied outside providence road baptist church sunday to protest its pastor charles whorly. he gave a sermon mother's day for gays and lesbians to be thrown behind electric ool fences to eventually die out. members of the congregation are still supporting him. the parents of missing u.s. soldier bowe burgdahl are joining the thunder rally, held memorial day weekend to remember prisoners of war and those missing in action. >> thanks to you, our pows and mias are never forgotten and never will be forgotten. bowe, if you can hear me, you are not forgotten and, so help me god, you will come home. we will not leave you behind! >> bowe berg dahl is an army sergeant who was capture nd june 2009 in afghanistan. laverne can cross off skydiving off her bucket list. she turned 80 and wanted to do it. holding on to the plane, she had second thoughts. look at her instructor pulling her hand free before they tumble out. but laverne's upper harness slips off, her partner desperately holding on to keep her from plunging thousands of feet to her death. >> once you get on that edge, that's another story. the upper harness came off, you know. it slipped down. i didn't know anything. only to hold on. that's all. >> that's pretty smart. laverne made it down safely, and undaunted she says the next item on her bucket list? driving in a race car. i was going to say she'll be safer there, but i don't know. >> i have to say i did that and i was harnessed, and they make sure it's really tight. so that is very scary. >> can you imagine her partner trying to figure out, before he can pull the chute, i've got to get her back up. because if you pull the chute and you're holding on to someone, you're not holding on for many longer. that's a good story, but that could have been a disaster. oh! >> but her spirit is really something. her spunk. i'll do it again. >> good for her. up next, we'll talk to a man who just finished doing something else pretty miraculous, climbing the world's highest mountain, 29,000 feet, mt. everest. look at all those people. does that look like something you want to do in line behind all of those people? >> not in line. >> we'll find out why the soaring popularity and some really mean will weather patterns are making this more dangerous than even the experts are willing to risk. a party? 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everest. >> we just summited mt. everest! with a gold medal. >> ten minutes ago. how are you feeling, keith? >> not good. >> number one for keith, number ten for me. >> you heard that, number ten for me, his tenth summit. which is a pretty remarkable feat. on the phone he joins me from nepal. can you hear me, mr. cool? >> i can hear you. how are you? >> i'm well. and i'm glad that you're well. it looked like your climbing friend was not so well, and this is becoming a more and more risky endeavor for anybody who wants to summit this mountain. not like it wasn't dangerous before. why is it so much more dangerous now than it was, say, even five or ten years ago? >> well, to be honest, the mountain has become no more dangerous. what happened this year is the sheer number of people and the way that the weather transpired this year, lots of people ended up trying to climb on the 19th of the month and then on the 25th and 26th of the month. i think if you look at statistics it's no more dangerous this year than it has been in the past. it's just unfortunate that the -- occurred on the 19th which had been the sheer number of people trying to climb up. obviously the picture that you showed, i mean, it looks absolutely horrendous, but in reality it's nowhere near that bad. >> let me ask you this. i was reading in the "new york times" a week ago -- i'm an everest junkie. i've been there. i have climbed around there. i didn't do anything crazier than base camp, but when i saw this headline in the "new york times" that says, don't climb every mountain written by a glide, author and climber, he said that not only are the crowds a problem, and they have been for a long time, but the weather paernltds are making things intenuous on the mountain. such that experienced guides and operations are canceling their seasons because it is just too risky. >> well, it's one of the things, it's was -- canceled its expedition early in may. lots of people would have said it was a bit premature decision by russell. he's a very good friend of mine. and although i support him, i perhaps don't agree with him. i think if you look at the number of summits this year, which potentially will be a record number of summits, then maybe his decision wasn't perhaps the right one. but a thing we need to remember is climbing everest is a dangerous under taking. it's the highest mountain in the world, climbers members who spend a lot of time in what we know the death zone, human beings can't really exist there, it comes down to very careful management of how the expedition is run. the small expedition i was with, trying to fulfill an olympic games pledge, we deliberately waited an extra week to get a clear run of the summit. that was on may 25th. and that day worked out extremely well. there's lots at the summit, no one got hurt. really no frost bite and things worked very, very well. so climbing big mountains is all about management and understanding how that mountain works. and i think, unfortunately, people got on the 19th and perhaps summited a little prematurely. >> i'm glad you made it down safe and congratulations on your tenth summit. that is really a remarkable feat. and i just hope within the next few days as the climbing season comes to an end we don't have any further stories like we did. thanks and convigratulations an good luck getting home. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> kenton cool joining us from katman katmandu, nepal. >> very cool name. 49 minutes past the hour here. let's get you up to date. two american men are being held by japanese police in connection with the strangling death of an irish exchange student. police say the suspects met the female victim at a nicki minaj concert in tokyo last week. she is 21-year-old nicola furlong. she was found unconscious in a folk yoe hotel room thursday morning. seems to be a memorial day supersoaker for people in florida and georgia as tropical storm beryl comes acalling. that storm making 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florida, and knocking out power to at least 20,000 people. beryl is arriving early. the atlantic hurricane season isn't officially supposed to begin until friday. rob marciano has been watching this. >> 50-mile-an-hour winds right now ashleigh and zoraida and last night, 70 miles an hour, it was this close to being a hurricane and we haven't started strk season yet. 50-mile-an-hour winds moving west at 8 miles an hour, puts the center 40 miles to the west of jacksonville, florida. you see the center of circulation vividly, 70 miles east-southeast of valdosta, georgia. there will be a fair amount of rain, it will be a slow mover and it will continue to weaker. it's battering the coastline with strong winds and big waves, even before it made landfall over the memorial day weekend we had well over 100 water rescues because of the extreme rip currents and waves that came onshore. several reporting stations reporting 60-mile-per-hour gusts. you get the idea this has had strong winds and the winds the georgia coastline also. here is the forecast track, we bring it far to the northwest into southeast georgia and curve it back across the carolinas as a tropical depression. the winds won't be much of a factor past 6:00 tonight. winds will be strong until then and weaken after that and head slowly out to sea. the heavy rain will be an issue as we go through time and some areas will see 4 to 8 inches of rainfall pile up. in an area that really, really needs it so they were certainly hoping for something like this, just don't want all of this to come down so a lot of the dry is cakes off so we'll see a lot of runoff. four to eight inches of rainfall expected in this watch area with the waves coming onshore as well so we will see a fair amount of flooding as well. severe storms across the upper midwest. this is a severe tropical storm and the season hasn't started. >> rob thanks for tracking that for us. we appreciate it. it is three minutes past the hour. an international murder mystery is unfolding this morning in japan. two american men are being held by tokyo police in connection with the strangling of an irish exchange student. police say the suspects met the victim at a nikki me imagine concert in tokyo. the 20-year-old later died. he's confessed to killing etan patz earlier this week and pedro hernandez telling cnn they reported the suspect in camden, new jersey, back in the '80s but nothing came of it. the relative says hernandez admitted to killing a boy in new york and dumping the body in the trash. hernandez is in a new york hospital on suicide watch awaiting a psychiatric exam to determine if he's competent to stand trial for murder. a group representing 80% of catholic nun also meet for three days toment could up with a response to a harsh vatican reprima reprimand. the church wants major reforms from the nuns and criticized them to are their "radical feminist themes." the 21-member board of the leadership conference of women religious begins its meeting tomorrow. new this morning, former british prime minister tony blair testifying just minutes ago in the uk phone hacking scandal. blair was grilled about his ties to news corps founder rupert murdoch. he said "it is inevitable and essential for politicians to have relationships with journalists." we'll bring you live pictures. he is admitting however that relationships with journalists can be unhealthy. murdoch's paper famously switched support to blair's political party just before he was elected. his former tabloid "news of the world" is accused of hacking the phones of several high-profile picture. a live picture of the marine corps war memorial, outside the walls of the arlington national cemetery. in a few hours president obama will be laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns there and also kicking off a 13-year project to honor veterans of the vietnam war. he'll speak at the vietnam veterans memorial wall and will announce plans to honor those who served in southeast asia from now through 2025, the 50-year anniversary of the last u.s. troops pulling out of saigon. a couple from boulder, colorado, is not going to be charged after shooting a 21-year-old female student who had just wandered into their home through an unlocked door. police say colorado university student zoe ripple had a blood alcohol level of 0.2 when she entered their home. listen to the 911 call moments after her husband shot that student in the hip. >> she walked into the bedroom and we were screaming at her and she kept coming in the bedroom and we shot her. >> shot her they did. the 911 operator then instructed the homeowners to ask the wounded student a question. >> do you have any weapons on you? what? why did you just walk into our house and we were screaming at you to get out? she seems kind of, uhm, stoned or something. >> regardless, colorado has something called a make my day law, like a castle law like a stand your ground law where homeowners can use deadly force if an 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today she is focusing on veterans. i love this story you are bea to bring us. >> this story i was coming back from ali velshi's house in philadelphia a couple of months ago and i was driving along the highway and saw the biggest help wanted sign i've ever seen and said i've got to do a story about this company. listen. for dave devonzo to find a job all it took was a sign. >> i've been driving past that modern sign for 18 years. >> reporter: this building outside i-95 wants to hire people just like him, veterans. he retired from the navy in august after 29 years. >> it was a bit of a shock. i put all of the applications out, all the work i had done, put my feelers out there and got very little response so i saw the sign out front and called the hr department, sent them my stuff and the rest is history. >> reporter: and that's what led him to a job as a shop technician here. >> i will tell you this, my first ever job interview and i'm 47 years old right now, happened at modern group, so it was a change, definitely a change. >> reporter: dozens of applications poured in to dave griffith, modern's president and ceo. he's hired 27 veterans and reservists from all branches of the military. >> they tend to be more disciplined, more focused, more sensitive to the customer. i think there's a great attention to detail for folks coming out of the military. >> we're all on the same team, inevitably our mission is to get the entire job done and keep this company rolling. >> reporter: there's a huge push to hire more veterans. the unemployment rate has been steadily improvement, 9.2% in april, but still higher than the national average. some 40 u.s. companies have pledged more than 100,000 jobs to vaet rans by 2020, including time warner, the parent company of cnn. already this year 12,000 plus vets have been hired. government, health care, tech and manufacturing are the fields hiring. >> i think our obligation is to honor that service, if we can do that in such a way to hire the young men and women and bring them on board and also do good for our company and our stake hold stakeholders, i can't imagine why i wouldn't do it. >> the military is nothing but a snapshot of society so coming here working with these guys here i think is a perfect transition. >> perfect transition, so that's just one company, and there are a lot of other small and mid sized companies either because the owner or the managers are veterans or because they found that some of these skills on the battlefield really translate to their business are hiring more veterans. i mean there's doing it because it's the right thing to do and also doing it because it's the right business thing to do, this and other cases turning out to be the right thing and the right business thing are the same thing. >> thank you, that's a fabulous story. >> and what's the one thing we need to know today? >> the one thing that veterans need to know today as they're trying to get a job, leave the yes, ma'am and yes, sir on the battlefield or in the military and this is why. lot of job coaches are saying people are coming back, having their first interview and really answering questions with the military mind-set, not telling a lot about themselves, but just receiving from the hiring manager. you got to be a little more forceful, no yes, ma'am, yes, sir. this is what i can do. this is what i did in the military and how i can use those skills in civilian life. this is how i solve problems. this is how i lead. these are all things we do in the military, technical skills also, make sure you are really illustrating your technical skills because that is what hiring managers want to see. >> don't walk in with the newspaper. >> in your story the gentlemen were talking, it was the owner of the company saying these folks are sensitive to the customers' needs, putting everybody else first. >> totally. the yes, ma'am and yes, sir is for the customer, that's the most important thing, not the boss. the boss wants to know a lot about you. the yes, ma'am and yes, sir are for the customer. >> that's a real paradigm shift for vets because they have in that mode for a long time. >> it is. >> you're very polite. >> you translate the skills. best of luck to everybody out there. >> awesome information, perfect for memorial day. thank you. >> 26 minutes past the hour. for the first time in history a man is picked as a military spouse of the year. i'm going to talk to him live right here on cnn right after a really quick break. and if you're leaving the house right now, don't worry, watch us any time on your desktop or mobile phone, just go to cnn.com/tv. get everything you want there. i'm one of six children that my mother raised by herself, and so college was a dream when i was a kid. i didn't know how i was gonna to do it, but i knew i was gonna get that opportunity one day, and that's what happened with university of phoenix. nothing can stop me now. i feel like the sky's the limit with what i 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process. the storm barrelled into the northern florida coastline overnight making landfall near jacksonville beach. parts of florida and georgia could get as much as eight inches of rain. some areas could get 12 inches. rob marciano has been busy trying to track this thing, finding out who is going to get hit the hardest. >> rainfall for sure, still getting winds and big waves along the coastline, winds 50 miles an hour sustained so we've got power out for over 20,000 people, potentially more as it continues to wind down. the center onshore moving to the west eight miles an hour. you see the center of it is probably about 40 miles to the west of jacksonville and rotating in a fair amount of rainfall and that's going to be the main player once the winds die down. that won't happen for another 12 or so hours. these are from last night over 60-mile-an-hour winds along the beach in northern florida. forecast track brings it inland, weakens to a tropical depression. this will take some time and because of that, the rainfall will persist in the areas for a decent amount of time, good 48 hours. flash flood watches are posted for this area, could see several inches of rainfall. here is the thing, they need it. bring it on. this area has extreme drought so they'd like to get it drawn out during a longer period of time, but beggars can't be chooser. four to eight inches locally or higher. obviously a washout for this memorial day weekend plans along the beach but again they could use the rainfall and now they're getting it in a hurry right now. >> i don't know how to feel about that, good for them, bad for them, probably a little bit of both. >> exactly. >> thank you, rob. 33 minutes past the hour. call it a sign of the times for the first time the military spouse of the year is not a she. here he is, jeremy hilton was chosen from hundreds of nominees and is himself an air force academy graduate and a former navy officer. jeremy hilton, military spouse magazine's pous of the year. congratulations to you. it's really nice to see you this morning. so first it was air force spouse of the year, and then you went on to win the big one, military spouse of the year. i was reading how they came up with the announcement and they were trying to keep the gender out of it because you were the only male in the running. how does it feel? >> it's actually a huge honor obviously and it was quite a shock, considering the other five ladies who i was going up for the overall award are all pretty amazing, and so to be selected as a final military spouse of the year is obviously quite an honor. >> now your wife is lieutenant colonel renee children. you have two children, jack is 9 years old and kay is 7 years old. how did you make the decision you would be the one to stay home with the children in. >> it was a practical decision. kate was born with a number of pretty significant medical issues. when you looked at the deployment schedule for the navy versus the air force i would have been gone perhaps as much as three-quarters of the year and for all military families it's a tough situation dealing with a single parent household and particularly dealing with a child with a disability, that is that much more significant so we made the most practical decision which was for me to get out and take care of her. >> do you enjoy being at a stay at home dad? >> i do, it's a lot of fun. there are days where you want to pull out your hair like any other stay at home parent but the good outweighs the bad. >> it's not popular to be a stay at home dad. in 2010 there were an estimated 154,000 stay at home fathers compared to 5 million moms. is that difficult for you, when you discuss this with other men, perhaps? >> it can be at times. certainly most of us guys find outlets in which we can become involved obviously with our children's lives and other areas of our life. obviously for a lot of us guys, a lot of us are veterans that stay at home with our kids, and so you know, we're all part of this kind of finding ways to be part of national security and supporting our female service members and making sure our kids grow up as healthy and safe as they possibly can. >> i contend that you do as good of a job or men do as good of a job as women do. do you have any tips for men who make this decision like you did? >> i think getting your head wrapped around the concept that what you're doing is just as important as what any other lady might do. obviously for member becon beco involved in some sort of groups or other. there's a d.c. metro stay at home dads group where we get out and do things together. >> i don't want to leave without talking about your mission, because this is a greater good you're serving as well for everybody in the military, and it has to do with disabled children. can you tell us about that? >> sure, obviously my larger goal relates to helping military kids with disabilities take care of themselves long-term. one of those aspects is a bill in congress, currently it passed the house as part of the defense bill, it's the caring for military kids with autism act. right now it's being considered in the senate, and we're hoping that we can find enough senators to include it in the senate's version of the defense bill so it becomes law. what it does is, for example, some of our wounded warriors who are actually, might have a child with autism, when they're forced to medical pli separatly separa medically retired, their children lose access to medical treatment for the autism and this bill fixes that. >> congratulations, jeremy hilton, 2012 military spouse of the year, thanks for being with us. >> thank you. 37 minutes past 6:00 on the east coast. new fallout from the north carolina pastor who delivered an anti-gay sermon that went viral online. authorities say someone tried to burn his church down. didn't work. they only managed to damage power lines outside of the church. all this while thousands of demonstrators rallied 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