contraception mandate and the president s health care law. we know that but one cardinal says the mainstream media is ignoring the story. news watch will take a closer look. on this memorial day we also mark 50 years since the start of the vietnam war. we re going to take a look back, it is important to remember, to honor all of those who gave their lives. on this memorial day we honor all the soldiers, sailors, airmen, guardsmen and marines who made the ultimate sacrifice in vietnam. wake up! that s good morning, veggie style. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition.
catholic lawsuit at all but found time for katy could you remember i shall to do a story about how she met queen elizabeth and how she wore a lovely peach coach. cbs did 19 seconds on the catholic lawsuit but did a longer report about a cincinnati red fan who caught two home run balls in one game. nbc had no time for the story about the lawsuit over religious freedom but had time to do a story about a new computer app that counts calories on the iphone. isn t it all about misplaced priorities? yes, and there is a reason, if you still put princess di on the cover of a magazine that sells magazines. no one ever said that is the right thing to do. what is disturbing to me, though is not just the mainstream media not necessarily covering this. although as i said talk radio and internet did, but also that the legal i looked at some of the legal magazines, there was very little analysis about this
pauses to mark this memorial day with an inspiring story, read ago letter written to his family before he died, sergeant william stacy was killed in january while on foot patrol in helmand province. and while our brothers and sisters fell at a place far from home, far from their families, the value phos which they stood and for which they lived and for which they died occupy an enduring place in our hearts. jon: nearly 1900 members of the u.s. military have given their lives since the u.s.-led invasion in 2001. we remember each of them today. and we thank them for their incredible service. jamie: now to the question of president obama s reelection campaign. it s off, they say, to a bumpy start. let me explain. several political analysts are citing critical
fought on the island of tarawa never made it home. dan springer brings us the story from seattle. reporter: the documentary is entitled, until they are home. it s an incredible story about loyalty and patriotism and a 93-year-old veteran who simply refuses to give up. over three days in november, 1943 more than a thousand americans fell in what is known as the bloodiest battle in marine s history. i had landed, marines of the second division and saw the slaughter taking place. reporter: leon cooper was a navy ensign in the first american offensive in the theater in world war ii. we took the island and after d-day we left. the shoreline became covered with war debris and trash after we left. i went there with the