martha. martha: new developments in that mysterious fire at a florida mansion we've been reporting this week. the family that rented the home that was found, they were found dead there earlier this week, why police now say that this was no accident. bill: also the nfl draft huge night for johnny manziel. everybody was giving this guy the attention. martha: the drama. bill: the drama. kind of a long night but really in the end not so much. "johnny football", john any cleveland. ♪ hey. i'm ted and this is rudy. say "hi" rudy. [ barks ] [ chuckles ] i'd do anything to keep this guy happy and healthy. that's why i'm so excited about these new milk-bone brushing chews. whoa, i'm not the only one. it's a brilliant new way to take care of his teeth. clinically proven as effective as brushing. ok, here you go. have you ever seen a dog brush his own teeth? the twist and nub design cleans all the way down to the gum line, even reaching the back teeth. they taste like a treat, but they clean like a to

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martha? martha: interesting debate. hard to believe there is not enough in there to pay for it based on all taxes now being paid. of the. >> reporter: so true. you bet. martha: thanks a lot. what do you think? do you think there should be tolls on interstates we do have in new jersey? send us a tweet @marthamaccallum and @billhemmer. where is all the money going? another tax, right? bill: somewhere out there. so the white house says it has got nothing to hide. why won't it hand over the full contents of one specific email chain? debates that. what is in that, huh? plus there's this. >> conde lied a thousand times. martha: so students out of tens of thousands of causing condoleeza rice to back out of graduation speech. now college republicans are fighting back. we'll talk to a student who argues that a lack of free speech is hurting the national debate. >> we wish the school could have defended her more over the past few weeks rather than just send out emails, especially following the protests. they did not disavow the a

martha: good morning, i'm martha maccallum. tensions are reaching a fever pitch on capitol hill on what would be the first select committee to be appointed in a long, long time. democrats are threatening to boycott it. republicans are looking to hillary clinton to provide those answers. here is trey gowdy on whether the former secretary of state can avoid this. >> if she can get out of a subpoena she can get out of it. i don't send invitations to cocktail parties. we will send subpoenas and expect her to comply. if you don't comply she will suffer the same panoply of consequences that any of your viewers who don't comply with a subpoena will suffer. bill: tucker carlson. host of "fox & friends weekend." good morning, tucker. what are the problems as you see them for democrats here? first on hillary clinton, what is the issue? >> well the issue his as of today there aren't really any documents that explain her role, or documents that we have possession of, that is the public, that explain her role in the creation of these talkin

martha? martha: a talk show host storms off the set during a debate about michael sam. >> if you are trying to maintain traditional values and views in our home, and if you share them, you're going to get lambasted because it against against what is politically incorrect. martha: why she says she is getting attacked for speaking her mind. bill: we have new reaction to the family feud caught on video, jay-z, beyonce, solange finally giving their side of the story. they're finally talking, maccallum. you too, siegel. ♪. avo: with expedia you always get the lowest price book any flight or hotel and if you find it for less we'll match it and give you fifty dollars back that's the expedia guarantee carsthey're why we innovate. they're who we protect. they're why we make life less complicated. it's about people. we are volvo of sweden. if you're looking to buy a car,t this?? now is the time and truecar is the way. just go to truecar.com to lock in guaranteed savings... without negotiation. thank

martha: thank you. i hear what you are both saying, we're out of time and we will continue this conversation. it is a mental health issue and one that has to be addressed. thank you, gentlemen. bill: a quick preview of "happening now." how are you doing it? >> good to see you as well. more on the breaking story outside of uc santa barbara. and a manhunt for a murder in florida. plus modest gains, concerns over the end of a very long market. does the rally still have room to run? what should you do with your money and contradicting much of what you have heard, diet soda is not so bad and starvation diets work. how about that? we will get to the bottom of it. bill: thank you, welcome back. ied's causing dramatic wounds in the battlefield. a new invention can save lives by stopping the bleeding. >> it's just is fire and forget, move on. with diabetes, it's tough to keep life balanced. i don't always have time to eat like i should. that's why i like glucerna shakes. they have slowly digestible carbs to help

martha: the u.s. is sending 80 members of our armed forces to africa to help hunt for the nearly 300 school girls who have been kidnapped. president obama announced the deployment yesterday. these forces will go to chad. they will not do any ground searches but they will assist air operations. the girls were kidnapped by the terror group because they were going to school and that goes against what boko haram wants to see. the group's leader threatened to sell the girls into slavery. before they had these outfits on they had their school uniforms on. bill: dozens of people are dead after a terror attack in china. state media' say at least 31 are dead, 90 others wound. it is one of a series of attacks in china blamed on muslim militants. martha: a kidnapping victim found a decade after she vanished. this girl was reported missing when she was 15 years old. police charged her mother's then boyfriend saying he kidnapped the little girl and held her captive. the victim reached out for help through facebook

martha. bill: explosive new climb from inside the white house. tim geithner saying he was told to bend the truth on sunday morning talk shows. charles krauthamer says that is nothing new. >> this white house has an arms length relationship with the truth. you could argue all administrations do but here you get the idea that it is less than arms length. bill: remember this was the white house promising to be the most transparent ever. great panel on that. we'll take it on in a matter of moments. martha: we told you yesterday about the plan for a satanic mass at harvard, if you can believe it. new details what is going on with that today. wait until you hear. bill: another state yet again caught up in and scandal of delayed medical care for our nation's veterans. >> this is not a game. this is life and death. this is dead real and this is what we make a commitment to the people that defend us every day. so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there are no branches? 24/7. i'm sorry, i'm just really r

next picture, martha. martha: you want to have in your mind how many people are actually work and how many people are participating in the labor force. and those numbers have been at decade lows. in this last report they dropped a smidge lower. >> reporter: 62.pay the% is the -- 21.8% is the participation rate. welcome to the new normal. well paid jobs are scarce. america is not work the way it wants to work, and we are not where we are -- not where we were in the recovery from previous recessions. this is the new normal. martha: i don't think i like the. i think a lot of people don't. bill: a murder plot has been foiled. minnesota police uncovering a teenager's alleged scheme to kill his family and bomb local schools. investigators say he told them he wanted to kill as many as possible. an arrest sending shock waves through a small town. >> blow up schools and all that other stuff. i'm like speechless hearing about it. bill: mike tobin is live in area. >> reporter: john deluck first planned to kill his fa

martha? martha: wow, good end to that story. first time that he sort of been called on to use his doctors skills on the job? >> reporter: no. he is in his 12th year in office. he is responded to medical emergencies in the state capitol several times before according to the local press reports. he once actually stop ad debate to help someone having a seizure. that person went to the hospital and survived. kitzhaber currently wearing jeans. is running for re-election. if he wins he will be the nation's second-longest serving governor. if he loses we know he will not be unemployed. saving someone's life doesn't hurt your poll numbers. failure of cover oregon, killing his campaign. he is deadlocked with his republican opponent. back to you. martha: interesting. helpful to have a governor that has outside skills that come in handy. william, thanks a lot. bill: the pilot used to own the home? martha: we'll look into this and give you more information. bill: snooki is apparently not from new jersey, we get it. martha: i told you that.

you have one, martha. martha: exactly. plus the head of the va has an appointment this morning to meet with the president at the white house. that will happen about 32 minutes from now. we're going to bring you live coverage of what goes on there and new questions over what the white house knew about this whole scandal and when they really started to know it. >> so, no, this is not a new issue to the president. that is why he has been focused on it since he has been president. he has been focused on improving service and care for our veterans. distinctions they've earned in life there's a higher standard of home care. brightstar care. from care teams led by registered nurses to unmatched care expertise brightstar care offers home care you can trust, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. your loved one deserves care that's nothing less than extraordinary because they've earned it. for a complimentary in-home assessment, call brightstar care today at 866-621-0228 bill: fox news alert now. we mentioned this about 32 minutes ago. the

eric: martha. martha: an actor known for his role as a police officer is in real trouble with the law today after his wife is found dead in their home. eric: is the scandal that has been rocking the va raising new concerns about what could happen under obamacare? is the handling of our veterans health a preview what the rest of us can expect in the years to come? >> this is a purely government-run service. doctors are on salary. they have zero incentive to see a lot of patients. captain: this is a tip. bellman: thanks, captain obvious. captain: and here's a tip. when you save money on hotel rooms, it's just like saving money on anything else that costs money. like shoes, textiles, foreign investments, spatulas, bounty hunters, javelins... martha: we are back with this fox news alert this morning because hollywood is being rocked by a real-life murder case today. the michael jace, who you have seen on, he played a policeman on the tv show "the shield," hugely popular show was questioned by the polic

martha? martha: what is being done to help him? >> reporter: well the state department won't comment on it. they don't comment until the family agrees for that to happen. we have heard from his mother as you know. we heard from duncan hunter the re from there in his area come out with a letter trying to get hill released. in fact we have a statement in part coming from duncan hunter saying absolutely andrew is released as soon as possible. he served his country faithfully as a u.s. marine and owned the same commitment by the u.s. government in return. this is duncan hunter on may 2nd. we'll follow the story as it all unfolds as this marine sits in jail in mexico. martha: we need to get him home. adam, thank you. bill: fox news getting its hands on explosive new documents that could be more evidence of a cover in benghazi. our own catherine herridge has breaking details on all of that right after the break. >> they were trying to protect the president's re-election. they saw benghazi, i think, bonn, as a threat to his re-election. i

martha. martha: what do you think about that? >> well, he's right. michael's got it dead on, and putin is just the most visible part of those who are playing obama like a drum. you know, somewhere along this administration, martha, they're going to figure out that foreign policy takes more than selfies, holding signs, "bring back our girls." i grant you that's very visible in social media, but at this very minute the people of ukraine are paying a terrible price for america's leadership deficit disorder all because of this administration. the europeans are never going to go and act on sanctions against putin without american leadership. putin knows that the o team, as i call it, is afraid of russian reprisals like, for example, nasa launches or the afghan transit rights we've negotiated back in the bush administration. we could impose unilateral sanctions that would work against the russians. you could, for example, say no company -- and we've done this before, particularly with south africa

kt, thank you very much. >> thank you, martha. martha: eric. eric: martha, have you heard about this? the bid for the triple crown. now it is in jeopardy. california chrome could be stopped in his tracks by a nose. we'll explain. martha: and selling t-shirts, key chains, coffee mugs on sacred ground. should the 9/11 museum have a gift shop? >> what they have made the memorial is a revenue-generating tourist attraction. that is not what it you are so outta here! is the performance review. is that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. jenna: we are back. we have been watching this, former fictive editor giving a commencement address in north carolina as she spoke for the first time since she was fir

martha: i'm martha maccallum. congressman darrell issa is reviewing that still classified memo. but it reveals after the attack began the white house believed was because of the video. >> one of the things that's interesting that very night they were struggling to get reinforcements. we had special enforcements in tripoli and couldn't get a plane for them. instead of trying to get a plane they are on the phone trying to create spin saying it's about a video that never had anything to do with this attack. rich rich lowry, to you what does this e-mail suggest. >> reporter: it's news. we are hearing over and over again from the democrats and the white house there is no reason to have a select committee because we know everything about the scandal. but yet here again you have an email we hadn't heard about before that suggests there is still more to learn about this whole episode. reporter: the bottom line is there is more to be learned period. >> reporter: absolutely. this is another bomb shell email. it's another sign why we need a select committee to bear down on this and make su

martha: this is a fox. there is a look at the white house where just a half-hour from now eric shinseki will shut down with the president. the president may be changing his tune a bit. we have no idea what the outcome this meeting will be. but he just finished a chat where he was candidate about this situation and here's what he told them. >> i'll have a serious conversation with him whether he thinks he is prepared and has the capacity of fixing it. i don't want any veteran to not be given the kind of service they deserve. martha: joining me is jeffe duff, a member of the concerned veterans for america. thanks for being here today. i'm curious what your interpretation is, what the president told hem on that morning show. >> i don't think secretary shinseki is going to resign. given the comment he made yesterday and his comments that he wasn't aware it was systemic. i think he will go to the president and reassure him he's got it under handle and it's going to not let it get out of hand again. martha: it se

martha: i'm martha maccallum. this new report comes right before a rare evening hearing that happened on capitol hill. veterans affairs grilled va officials for four hours. they demanded answers on what they say is a pervasive mistreatment of our veterans. >> these secret waiting lists could be. >> the each of our facility. >> how did you not find them, you were there. >> i did find them. >> we have responded to over 100,000 requests for information. >> veterans died. give us the answers, please. >> what i don't understand is as a veteran, as a doctor, as a practitioner, how you can stand in a mirror and look at yourself in the mirror and shave in the morning and not throw up. >> until va understands that we are deadly serious, you can expect us to be over your shoulder every single day. bill: what now? are lawmakers buying they were hearing last night? >> reporter: no, they said they were not believing what they were hearing from those three witnesses that ended late last night after four hours. they kept talking

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martha? >> our thanks to clayton. here now abc contributor and former fbi agent brad garrett and senior justice correspondent pierre thomas. thanks to both of you for joining us. brad, i want to start with you, we talked about these three interactions with police where deputies actually saw him, talked to him, the last was april 30th, they went over there because his mother apparently had concerns about his safety, whether he was suicidal, had seen some videos not the one we just saw, had seen some videos prior. should deputies being determined the mental health of someone like that? they basically said that he was a polite kid and left. >> at an alarming rate, law enforcement are being asked to be law enforcers and psychiatric social workers. and so when they are given a set of facts, they take them, and they look at the individual. they did an assessment by interviewing him apparently at his apartment. he was articulate, bright, lucid, not typically what they deal with day in and day out wi

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martha? martha: there is lots of reaction to all of this from republicans who have been pushing republicans for answers since the night of the attack and they are not too happy. senator land i graham said this. >> i think it many an insult to the intelligence of the american people and disservice and disrespect to those who sacrificed their lives in service to their country to suggest the goals in the email had nothing to do with four dead americans is offensive. martha: we'll go live to the hill as soon as that hearing gets underway this morning. we are told there could be some major news coming out of this hearing this morning. plus the uncle of sean smith, one of the four americans killed on that awful night will be with us live with his reaction to all these new developments today. we are also going get reaction from senator john mccain who has been one of the administration's loudest critics. a lot of people have been chuted down in the forum are starting to raise their heads and say thi

martha? >> thank you, ed. >>> so meanwhile, a striking new comparison tonight putting the state of our veterans care in sharp focus. one commentator observing that american vets who put their lives on the line have allegedly died waiting for care at the va while the army is going to great lengths to treat convicted trader bradley manning for gender disorder. she is not happy about that and a washington times columnist, tammy, good to see you tonight. >> martha, thanks for having me on. >> talk to me ab make this comparison that the veterans who have fought for their country are dying while they are waiting for cancer treatments and you feel that the treatment of bradley manning is unfair, given that background? >> it's an extraordinary situation, both situations on their own are remarkable and unacre secceptabl unacceptable. when you compare the situation, the horrible stories out of the va, so many men and women died, it seems to be what government does. it's like government can't function a

i'm martha in for megyn kelly. the polls came out a couple hours ago and find that half of the american people believe that mrs. clinton has been deceitful about the events surrounding benghazi and even more, 54% say they believe president obama has not been honest about what happened that night and in the aftermath and a majority believe the obama administration knowingly lied about benghazi in order to help the president's reelection campaign. the polls happen to be released hours after former president bill clinton defended his wife on this issue. watch. >> in my opinion, hilary did what she should have done. i gave 29 recommendations. she took them and started implementing them, and they established the fact that whether it was right or wrong in the past, secretaries of state never were involved directly in these security decisions, and they also a have untangled what was an early mystery of benghazi. the last time one of these things were public is after i did it after the bombings in 1998. most don't know how

the girl's mother, martha biggs, rushed to the door. she opened it. only to see seven police officers, a blinding flash light and her dreams exploding once again. the year was 2010. the year that for the first time in united states history bank seized 1 million homes evicting 3,000 families. and flew into the bathroom, and shoving them into the family's minivan. the girl emerged from the bathroom, a female police officer and meltdown to remind them to put on shoes and clothes. it was the winter. martha roused her only son, 3 mack baby and coaxed him into the car. altogether the family felt like it was tight. marissa in the front seat, justice, crowded in between clothes and quote in the back. as martha drove away from the house that had been their home and 5ed to salazar elementary school where the archives were good as they hoped, she knew this eviction was not only part of the 2008 housing crisis. she knew it was part of a much longer story, one that stretched back to martha's child attend further, all the way to the founding of the united states. s

martha wanted to give her students a lesson on freedom they would never forget. so with the permission of her principal, she removed all the desks from her classroom. when the students came for first period and said, where are our desks, martha said, you're not going to get a desk until you tell us how you earn one. students suggested, well, good grades or good behavior. martha told them while those were very important, it wouldn't earn them a desk. as each period came and went, students were stumped as to how to earn a desk, and word started spreading around the campus about this teacher who had lost her mind and taken the desks out. students started calling their parents, some called the media and local television crews showed up to try to find out what in the world was going on. at the last period of the school day when no student had correctly answered how to earn a desk, martha coughlin went to the classroom door and opened it and welcomed a parade of veterans who walked in carrying school desks. and as they brought in the desks and lined them in rows, marth

i'm martha mcelderry cullen in for megyn kelly. y. >>> >>> welcome to "hannity." we have an explosive news development linking the benghazi coverup to the white house and that's the beginning of a very, very busy news night. america, are you ready? it's time to roll. tonight. >> there is pressure coming to bear on journalists for just doing their job. >> former cbs news reporter cheryl atkinson opens up. >> the implication we were

i'm martha raddatz. happy mother's day. so much to cover including michael sam's emotional and historymaking moment at the nfl draft. >>> but first, dramatic developments in nigeria, where we have learned u.s. surveillance aircraft are on the way to held inspect the urgent search for hundreds of kidnapped schoolgirls. and there are new questions about whether warnings before the kidnapping were ignored. abc's hamish macdonald has the very latest. >> reporter: this morning, the fwochlt is facing damning allegations that boko haram was coming four hours in advance. >> this is shocking. embarrassing. a lack of political will. >> reporter: the claims are made in an amnesty international investigation. the defense ministry says the report is unfortunate and untrue. we do know nigeria's government took time before accepting international help. there are now two dozen u.s. personnel on the ground, including the military in a support role only. the surveillance and reconnaissance assets heading to nigeria could help immensely. in t

oc, martha of being a rapist and murderer. >> good point. havedl$ social contract and all bets are off in many ways when that 4m,l happens. when you look at this, though, you have to wonder because i watch people all7,ñ afternoon, know, in my office on all the different channels just sort of, you know, with sad faces and just hearts breaking. >> right. >> for this situation, and forr this man and, you know,xip i t that we do need,p+r/ñobviously, want to be humane. we're a humane society, but to not to tell stephanie's part of the story, there ish0wx someth wrong here. >> right. well, and he wasn]3 treated humanely. he got three hots and a cot. he was safe in a a prison, and he waited for ten this and then he was given this lethal injection, this cocktail, which by the gl?way, if peoplet party to push that. he was treated in a very humane fashion. i think afc<>w)ing squad would more human when you contrast what he has enjoyed in the past ten years since he committed this crime to what his victim went t64yy when i read that handwritten(

what are the facts so far, martha? >> the facts are let's talk about this resignation by robert petzel. he was on the hill thursday testifying with general shinseki. they announced, the v.a. put out a press release saying he had resigned. and shinseki accepted the resignation of petzel. gwen: the white house came out with a yes, we accept it, too. >> we accept it, too. but it turns out, gwen, that he was slated for retirement this year. and his replacement had already been named. so not exactly sweeping out the old guard in the v.a. so to me, it was so tone deaf to put out a press release like that. and not mention the fact that he was slated for retirement. and the president had already chosen his replacement. gwen: so now what do we think is the truth of what these reports are? >> well, i think they do have to figure out what's going on in these reports. but you've heard lots of voices. hough heard whistleblowers and you've heard doctors come out from the phoenix facility. and other facilities saying yes, there was t

martha wanted to give her students a lesson on freedom they would never forget. so with the permission of her principal, she removed all the desks from her classroom. when the students came for first period and said, where are our desks, martha said, you're not going to get a desk until you tell us how you earn one. students suggested, well, good grades or good behavior. martha told them while those were very important, it wouldn't earn them a desk. as each period came and went, students were stumped as to how to earn a desk, and word started spreading around the campus about this teacher who had lost her mind and taken the desks out. students started calling their parents, some called the media and local television crews showed up to try to find out what in the world was going on. at the last period of the school day when no student had correctly answered how to earn a desk, martha coughlin went to the classroom door and opened it and welcomed a parade of veterans who walked in carrying school desks. and as they brought in the desks and lined them in rows, marth

martha, thank you. and happy mother's day to you, by the way. >> you, too. >> you should join martha later on abc's "this week." her guests today include chuck hagel, secretary of defense and florida's, marco rubio. big show for her this morning. >> really hope the new american assets help in that search. >>> moving on now, we have rare and exclusive insight into the mind of the man who runs the cia. jorge ramos from our sister network, fusion, sitting down with cia director john brennan. take a look. >> you have said also that al al qaeda has been tough to find. can you rule out another 9/11? are you worried about that? in other words, what keeps you awake at night? >> if you asked americans on 9/11 could we keep this from happening again in the next ten years? they would have said no. this agency has done remarkable work since 9/11 to stop al qaeda in its tracks, from being able to repeat what happened on 9/11. we worked with the fbi, the department of defense, others, state and local officials. to pr

talking shop with martha stewart. what the entrepreuner has to say about the push to be all american. that's after this break! can be awkward and uncomfortable. but when their behavior changes, it's time to act. because if we don't, our families and relationships will suffer. listen to the veterans in your life and show you care. it matters. when you recognize a veteran is in crisis, call the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press "1". as we celebrate national small business week, martha stewart -- is crafting advice to entreprenuers-- on how to build a brand... "you have to build up, first, trust.you have to make sure your products are manufactured to your specifications and not belittled by manufacturing glitches, et cetera et cetera. you want to make sure that they are distributed appropriately and that the factories in which they are made are clean, and good, and healthy, and treat the workers very nicely." stewart has written several bestselling books, published martha stewart living magazine and hosted

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martha: let's do it. bill: one hour from now. martha: don't go anywhere. "outnumbered" starts now. >> this is "outnumbered." phase hashtag one lucky guy. you are outnumbered, my friend. >> just like at home. i have a wife. >> you don't have four wives. >> no, but i am still outnumbered. >> we have news breaking. awaiting a joint news conference with the president and german chancellor angela merkel. the president may talk about it, the administration's nsa spying policy. germany and the united states not able to reach an agreement on that issue. our top story today, the white house perhaps would like to go away, benghazi. especially after yesterday. for americans who heroically served the nation lost their lives and now we're learning house republicans will announce the formation of a select committee to investigate the attack that the explosion bombshell e-mail that i was talking about this began last week showing a coordinated effort by senior white house aides to place blame for the attack on an internet video. all this leading to a testy exchange betwe

>> they do, martha. we met one team of georgia tech seniors that came up with this device that's designed to give quadriplegics virtual mobility. it's a tiny electric drone. sends live video to a pair of goggles and follows the head movements of the person wearing them. you can explore around your house or yard while sitting in one place. >> you could have someone who's a quadriplegic with limited head motion to fly the drone around. it's good for their mental health because it gives them more control over their everyday lives. >> another team of georgia tech seniors came up with a device that's a system of straps designed to stop a wounded soldier's bleeding at least 50% faster than a conventional tourniquet. >> thank you so much, jonathan. good work. >>> amazing video that you have to see to believe. not kidding. surveillance video captured a black bear out for a stroll and then this happened. the bear starts using a trail camera post as a back scratcher. but turns out the bear is pretty smart, too. he

martha. i'm looking forward to that story. she wrote a whole book about that. we'll see that much later this morning on abc. >>> coming up this morning, always a huge highlight of this holiday weekend, the indy 500, and today, abc is proud to mark a milestone, a half century of covering this famous race and abc's sara haines is at the indianapolis motor speedway in the middle of action. we miss you back here in new york. you look great out there. >> i miss you guys so much. this much-anticipated race day is finally here, the 98th running of the indy 500. so many of the fans here grew up coming with their parents what's unique about indy, the loyalties lie not only with the drivers but the event itself. the indy 500 is a race like no other. a true celebration of the greatest spectacle in racing. with top-notch celebs. >> it's like a small city out there. so, it's pretty impressive. >> reporter: turning drivers into racing legends, like 1969 winner mario andretti. 29-time indy racer. >> this pl

meet 90-year-old bob and 86- year-old martha. the two met in rural michigan but after the army sent bob to the south pacific during world war ii they lost touch. recently bob was interviewed for a story in a local magazine. he told a reporter about his first love and the reporter was able to track martha down. very cute. >> i love that. >>> coming up next in our 5:00 hour a new warning about the highly contagious whooping cough. the letter a bay area school district is sending parents today. >> remember the grass valley couple that discovered $11 million in gold coins? well now you will be able to check them out. >> we are still looking at a decent commute. this is the golden gate bridge. a little bit of fog and a little bit of wetness there but traffic is moving well. >> a lot of low clouds and fog and temperatures are very, very mild. 50s to 60s. i will show you if this means warmer temps or cooler temps. >>> we are live in san jose where president obama is staying. we'll tell you where he is expected to talk later this morning

. >>> let's get more from abc's chief global affairs correspondent, martha raddatz. and retired navy s.e.a.l. robert harward, now an abc news contributor. mr. harward, let me begin with you. you heard the doubts that hammish expressed that the united states has about the capability of the nigerian military. what kind of resources do we have in place there? and what can we do? >> well, george, as the state department acknowledged yesterday, we have a full range of assets to assist the government of nigeria. not only advisers. but also those air and satellite assets that can search over a broad area of northern nigeria, to isolate those individuals. we're going to track, to listen and hear and see what they're doing over these wide areas. and then isolate them. and thereby allow the government of nigeria to take that information and pursue courses of action to solve this problem. >> martha, underscore this will not be an american operation? >> it will not. you heard the president say there will be no u.s. boots on the ground. what he means by that is combat troops. the

y por un momento, regreso la sonrisa a la cara de su mama. 09:02:28 martha aragon/rosita's sister: se veia su sonrisa, pero es como una contradiction de sentimientos. 31 sentimos felicidad y luego tristeza a la misma vez es muy duro 40 rosita tenia solo 31-anos cuando murio, pero su hermana dice que su vida fue una vida plena: estudiaba, trabajaba en la estacion de radio la raza, y traia felicidad y amor a su familia y sus amigos. su hermana espera que al oir el nombre de su hermana, a los nuevos licenciados les haya servido para recordar lo rapido que todo puede cambiar. 09:07:40-53 standup t48: después de la graduación, la familia aragon iba al cementerio para pasar un poco de tiempo con rosita ahí. pero después, una fiesta, porque es lo que ella hubiera querido. en san jose, kris sanchez, telemundo 48. blanca ---al parecer, el nmero de votantes en california no es tan grande como se esperaba para las elecciones primarias del mes de junio. take vo ---un nuevo reporte seÑala que el estado tendra la ms baja participacin de votantes para estos comicios. ---el diario ''mercury news

i have got a good friend her name is martha cochran. her father was a world war ii she wanted to give the lesson she would never forget. she removed all of the desks from her classroom. the students came for first period and said where is our desks? you are not going to get a desk until you can tell us how to earn one. students suggested well good grades or good behavior. martha told them while they were very important it wouldn't earn them a desk. each period came and went and students were stumped as to how to earn a desk. it started spreading around campus about the teacher who lost her mind. some called their parents some called the media. local television crews came to find out what in the world was going on. at the last period of the school day when no student had correctly answered how to earn a desk martha went to the classroom and welcomed a parade of veterans who walked in carrying school desks. as they brought in the desks and put them in rows, she told them you don't have to earn your desk, these guys already did. i salute g

martha raddatz. abc news, latvia. >>> we turn to the news about the tragedy in benghazi. the attack on the u.s. consulate that killed four americans including a u.s. ambassador. todayed retired general testified that the u.s. military should have tried to do more to fend off that attack. >> what would you say to the mother of one of the people killed? >> i would say sorry for your loss. and your sacrifice. we should have done more. >> the white house pointed out that the top military officials have repeatedly said there were no u.s. military forces close enough to fight back. >>> there is news about the missing malaysian passenger plane now 55 days since it disappeared. an investigation released today shows confusion, and a four-hour delay from the start. abc's david kerley with the new information tonight. >> reporter: the malaysian report reveals it took four hours to launch a rescue. a story of confusion by air traffic controllers and bad information from the airline and another country having to tell malaysia its plane is missing. >> the back and forth, the miscommuni

is vowing to help in any way it can. >> martha reporting. as you know well, there is another girl who knows what it is to stare into the face of evil and survive just to go to school. malala yousafzai speaking out a message for those lost girls. and posting this picture. bring back our girls and calling them her sisters. >>> now back here at home. the supreme court waited in the center of the argument about prayer in america. where we can hold public prayer and where we cannot. their decision seemed certain to ramp up the debate about religion in public spaces and life. abc's senior national correspondent jim avila. >> reporter: across the country today in government meeting from city council. >> let's put our hearts together in prayer. >> reporter: america's business starts with a prayer. and today the supreme court said go ahead, call on god, even by your religion's name for the almighty be it jesus, jehovah, or allah. we have your back. >> the court said we don't want to get in the business of trying to censor or to parse the content of p

martha raddatz also working this story. i want to bring her in. you've learned u.s. authorities have offered to help even more? >> reporter: a defense official tells me that the u.s. is moving surveillance and recon nens assets towards nigeria so if they ask for that kind of help in locating the girls, the u.s. will be ready. there are a lot of kinds of surveillance afrk in the region and those would not only give eyes in the sky but pick up cell phone conversations so important in the hunt. >> a lot of people when they hear this at home, surveillance video, they're going to be wondering if they're drones. >> reporter: there are drones in the region and they would be unarmed, they would only be another pair of eyes in the sky. >> martha will have more with defense secretary hagel on abc's this week right here. >>> to los angeles tonight and the newest tapes from donald sterling. he said in america he can't be forced to sell, talking about his team, even as someone else has been appointed to run it. ryan smith on it again tonight for us. >> reporter: shelley sterling