and fought in the same army infantry unit. in our year of war, daniel bolger recounts their journeys from middle america to vietnam at the right of the war and home again. as we observe the 50th anniversary of the war, we are privileged to hear from these two eyewitnesses. the author, daniel p. bolger, served in the u.s. army for 35 years, retiring as a lieutenant general. he commanded troops in afghanistan and iraq. earning five bronze star medals. one for valor and the combat action badge. he is a contributing editor for army magazine and the author of eight other books. he currently teaches history at north carolina state university. chuck hagle has long served our country. he was the secretary of defense from 2013 to 2015, and before that a u.s. senator from his home state nebraska. during the the vietnam war he served in combat and earned two purple hearts, the combat infantryman badge and the vietnamese cross of gallantry. after graduating from the university of neb
york city marathon. there will be a substantial number of heavy weapons teams. and high-end recall. a million bmws posing a fire risk. the warning from the luxury automaker. plus, previous reports of cars catching fire. the abc news investigation into the problem. good morning. paula is off. very happy, though, to have diane macedo at the desk. thanks, good to be here, buddy. good to see you. hi, diane. different seat than usual. if either of those boys bother you, just say something. he s got my back, all right. i like how things are starting off. rob is like, i m not particularly worried about that. all right. anyway, let s get right to our top story this morning. president trump is waking up in hawaii this morning. we ve got some pictures from the president s instagram account as he greets the locals wearing a lei. in a few hours he ll be leaving hawaii for a 13-day trip to asia. he starts in japan then south korea, china, vietnam and the philippi
hagel. both volunteered to go to war and fought in the same infantry unit. daniel bolger recounts their journeys from middle america to vietnam at the height of the war, and home again. as we observe the 50th anniversary of the war, we are privileged to hear from these two eyewitnesses. the author, daniel bolger served in the u.s. army for 35 years, retiring as a lieutenant general. he commanded troops in afghanistan and iraq, earning five bronze star medals. fors a contributing editor army magazine and the author of eight other books. he currently teaches history at north carolina state university. chuck hagel has long served our country. he was the secretary of defense from 20 13th 2015, and before that a u.s. senator from nebraska. during the vietnam war he served in combat and earned two purple hearts, the combat infantry man badge and the vietnamese cross of gallantry. after graduating from the university of nebraska at omaha he worked as a congressional staff assistan
general in afghanistan and iraq. he is the trumpeting editor for military magazine and he teaches history at north carolina state university. chuck hagel has long served our country. he was secretary of defense from 2013 to 2015 a before then, u.s. senator from nebraska. during the event of war he served in combat and earned two purple hearts, the combat infantry man badge and the vietnamese cross of gallantry. after graduating from the university of nebraska at omaha he worked as a congressional staff assistant, cofounded vanguard cellular, and begin the president and chief executive officer of the uso. he is the author of america, our next chapter. tom hagel was born and raised in nebraska as well. in combat he earned three purple hearts, the bronze star with a v for valor in the combat infantryman branch badge. he graduated from the university of nebraska omaha and the university of nebraska school of law. after working as a public defender he taught law at temple un
hampshire victory, and if this was even possible, he sounded more confident than ever last night as he was cheered on by thousands of supporters at clemson university in south carolina. he s facing a smaller republican field this morning with chris christie and carly fiorina dropping out of the race. and that means six candidates are still in the running. second place winner, john kasich has a new burst of energy, and the others appear to be digging in for the long haul gearing up toht trump till the bitter end. and as for the democrats, bernie sanders is looking to build a momentum that he picked up in new hampshire reaching out to minority voters, and hillary clinton s campaign is on the attack going after sanders record on a string of issues. so that said, with just nine days to go before the next votes are cast in south carolina and nevada, the pressure really is on. and the republican front-runner still enjoying his victory lap. it s your voice, your vote. abc s