CBS has apologized on behalf of the crew of "Hawaii Five-0" after a group of Pearl Harbor vets visiting Honolulu's National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific said they were shushed while the TV show was filming.

When 23 veterans went with the Greatest Generations Foundation to the Punchbowl last week as part of a memorial for the 70th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attacks, they were surprised to find a CBS crew filming a scene, foundation board member Steffan Tubbs said.

They had brought 24 roses to be placed at grave sites, but when the veterans got too close to the shot, Tubbs said, the crew had someone "walk through ... our rose-laying ceremony hushing everyone."

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