The same time, maybe not at the same event. that s the problem in washington, d.c.. we ll see how it goes. thanks so much. appreciate it, gentleman. so in poketello, idaho, the whole town has been involved in preparing for one of the more unique memorial day ceremonies. here s mike taibbtaibbi. reporter: a war vet remembered the way a supporter greeted him. he stopped holds up his arms like this, and says, hey, you baby burner. so he vowed nine years ago that those fighting in iraq and afghanistan would be seen and remembered differently. the tighter the better. it will be straighter. reporter: this is poketello s field of heroes. a high school soccer field that once a year becomes a patch of hallowed ground in the shadow of the rockies, a cross for each of those fallen in those two wars,
Bill. and we can show decapitation. tom, what do you make of what just happened, the groping? i was not particularly i was waiting for something to happen. i actually watched the grab he did. i thought there is something worse that is going to happen. i found that grab to be something you would see every day on a high school soccer field. isn t that something it looks like one of those i don t know what it is it probably has a name. it is called a charlie cornheiser or something. i don t think it is called that. he was totally different than that. i don t like the fact that the word corn is in there. i think people are perhaps considering that this came at the end of a game. so after two hours of full on sweating think about what is going on back there. his hands were dirty, you were saying. that wasn t exactly what i