they were standing with the servicemembers for the national anthem and the giant started well in their game against the braves, and the braves to control, giving up five runs in five innings, the braves beat the giants, 5-3.>>> a solo shot to the right field, and days were down, 2-1, and the a's went on to beat the twins, 3-2. and kris davis and buying defense.>>> 4:49 am is the time. >>> a home with a famous name attached and it could be yours, and take a tour of the ghirardelli mansion and we will tell you how much this will cost you. chocolate. wanna drink more water? with sodastream you turn plain water into sparkling water in seconds. and because it's so delicious, you'll drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. >>>in sacramento >>>>>> a shooting in sacramento leaving several injured. someone inside the car opened fire and no arrests have been made, and still no word on the motive. >>> the police and modesto have arrested a 17-year-old in connection with another drive- by shooting that killed a 13- year-old girl and injured her brother and that happened on sund

they need to take this particular crime and violent crimes against servicemembers out of the hands ofthe commanders. >> we thank the california legislators for -- for supporting us and for getting the word out and continuing to do so. i think the most important thing is to continue to speak with people like you that are so gracious to give us this time and also to educate people about the benefits of coming forward and not keeping a secret. that poisons you from the inside out. that's one of the most important things. >> well, you guys are a delightful couple. we were talking on the break, and you have great senses of humor, and you need to have that to get through something like this, right? >> mm-hmm. >> final thoughts, michael, before we wrap up? we're almost out of time. >> well, you know, the thing i would like to get out there is, we need a -- the reason we made the movie was to publicize this, and we need the backing of our, you know, communities to call -- everyone to call your -- your congress and senate and complain. i mean, they -- they're not acting on it. our government's

show you many of the sights and sounds of the annual event, which pays tribute to the fallen servicemembers. this?remember a little boy grabbed by a guerrilla at the zoo. -- drama was grabbed up grabbed by a gori the drama was caught on tape. we will have more on those stories in just a moment, but first, rainy weather moving in will have an impact on some of your memorial day plans. ours get right to meteorologist for the latest. it sounds like the rain is here to stay for a little bit. josh: that's right, kimberly. some of it is a little heavy. flood watch for a few places. here is what is left of tropical depression bonnie. a cold front toward indianapolis. between those two features, we are getting all of this tropical moisture coming our way. as we zoom in closer, there is already a flash flood warning for king george county. we are looking at heavy rain working its way closer to d.c. our flood threat. it is a flash flood watch for county, anne arundel, and baltimore can tease -- baltimore counties. you can see where the heavy rain is coming down right now on the north side of the belt

washington, d.c., is home to so many monuments and memorials dedicated to servicemembers. people from all over the country are here, each with a different story to tell. jay korff spo lost their children in combat. >> arlington national cemetery is a very powerful place. jay: the magnitude of a nation's sacrifice can be found in arlington, virginia, where rolling hills go beyond the horizon. >> there are no shortage of people willing to make the sacrifice. his father served in world war ii, korea, and vietnam. he is buried here. >> today is a special occasion because it's memorial day. him and all the men and women who served. jay: each headstone tells a story of service, and in many cases of sacrifice. >> a very emotional day. here for her son. her 28-year-old son christopher lost his life in iraq in 2007. she travels from california to te >> i love you and i'm proud of you. and he will never be forgotten. e, mothers grieve for son, father's daughters, and other family members. this features his daughter. >> we lost jessica five months into her second tour in iraq. jay: s

them on -- wounded servicemembers are bringing in medals with prince harry there to cheer them on.elcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. the political fight in brazil has deepened after the senate voted to impeach the president, who was alleged to have concealed the size of the country's budget deficit. she denies committing any crime and has announced the process is a coup. >> "brazilian warrior" was the her staff and supporters as president rousseff was voted to be impeached. the former political prisoner said she had faced adversity before and would continue to fight. >> i have suffered the unspeakable pain of torture, the and nowserious illness, once again, i'm suffering the .nbearable pain of injustice >> the president's fate was sealed when after 21 hours of debate, the senate voted overwhelmingly in favor of an impeachment trial. charge is that she had illegally concealed the scale of the deficit. her opponents celebrated the news in the capital. the new leader is the former vice president, center-right, business ridley, and promisin

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they were standing with servicemembers for the national anthem, and the game started well against the a home run in the second inning and there it goes. but the braves to control, and justin had a not so good day for the season, giving up five runs in five innings. the atlanta braves beat the giants, 5-3. >>> the oakland a's hosted the minnesota twins, and a solo home run at the bottom of the first, and the a's were down 2- 1, and then a double to tie up the game, and the gays -- the a's beat the twins, 3-2. good glove work on first base, and way to go.>>> we continue to follow the breaking news out of martinez, an apartment building went up in flames, and we just heard from the firefighters. up next we will tell you about some of the big challenges they have been facing. >>> for the second year in a row, the warriors going to be nba finals, and up next we will tell you about the warriors gear going on sale early this morning to celebrate the big win. >>> oh, my god. whooo. they did it. i told you they were going to do it. >>> yeah, they did. >> after the warriors game last night, fan

. >>> and president obama honoring the fallen servicemembers at the arlington national cemetery.>> theant laid the wreath at the tomb of the unknown, paying special tribute to those killed overseas and conflict including master sergeant josh will bleiler, the first american servicemember to be killed by isis militants. >> in iraq, three americans have given their lives on our behalf. and today i ask you to remember their stories as well. >> almost 10,000 american servicemembers remain in afghanistan despite the fact that the president officially ended the combat mission two years ago. 4000 u. s. troops are still in iraq and syria.>>> the lockdown at the white house has been lifted after someone through a suspicious object over the white house fence. it was locked down yesterday afternoon shortly after president obama came back from giving his speech at the arlington national cemetery. the woman tossed the metal object over the north fence along pennsylvania avenue at noon time. the hazmat squad was called in to investigate, and the woman was detained. the secret service said that the i

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that set one servicemember against another, it forces people to take sides. you can teach respect all day long and make one time of the month joke at the club. get guess which one is more powerful. instead, you want this to work? you want your unit to succeed? tell stories. i heard general millie talk about, general mark millie, the chief staff of the army talk about coming under fire in iraq. one vehicle blown by an ied and watching a young woman soldier 120 pounds soaking wet lifting a guy twice her size out of the vehicle. just a clean and jerk. he says adrenaline, strength, whatever. but if i had doubts before then there are women capable of more than we think they are capable of, he didn't afterwards. you have a story. it could be a woman at the gym last week who smoked you in crossfit area it could be a cadet from 30 years ago. it could be a woman who surprised you down range. it could be a story you heard in class here. that troops will remember your story. so less preaching, more storytelling. you don't have to tell everyone the moral of the story, th

.>> when i got to mount everest i took a few tokens of fallen servicemembers , some really great friendshat i remember and i said a little prayer not only for them but for every service member that has given their life for our great country. >> a remarkable feat and he did it with purpose. >> a support for the heroes project for supporting charlie every step of the way.>> he was not alone, lots thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be a roller coaster white knuckle thrill ride. you're promised one speed. but do you consistently get it? you do with comcast business. it's reliable. just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $59.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. intromercedes-benz c-coupe, redesigned with its athletic prowess and sleek new body. it doesn't just raise the bar... ...it completely crushes it. the all-new c-class coupe. g. >> stephen: hey, chris. >> hey, stephen. >> s

. >>> and the competition for the wounded and sick servicemembers underway in florida, taking place in, and the opening ceremonies yesterday to kick off the week of congress -- week of competition between 500 servicemen, and talking about the positive role of sports and the active lifestyle this can play in helping the veterans heal from emotional and mental trauma.>> i have great respect for the men that volunteer for our military, and also understand that these men and women can be a tremendous asset for our country and we will to help them to transition on the military into the private sector. one problem is the invisible wounds of war. >> the competition put on by prince harry and will take place for five days in next it will take place in toronto. >>> the pilot in southern california barely avoiding disaster, and looking into the cause of the emergency landing on top of the building. >>> the el chapo guzman has been transferred to a new prison close to the border, and they wonder if he will soon be making his way into the country. cutting edge technology.ome this is a vhs tape. pu

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really great friends that i remember and i said a little prayer, not only for him but for every servicememberven their life for our great country at the top of the world because, for me, that is as close aches get to them. >> reporter: honoring those who died while learning how to live again. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >> quijano: a remarkable journey and we're forever grateful for the sacrifices of the fallen. that's cbs news for this memorial day, i'm elaine quijano. thanks for watching. scott will be back tomorrow. good night. >>> sizzling couples. >> she said yes. >> sexy bikini bodies. and big blockbusters getting ready to burn up the box office. >> action. >> yep, it must be summer time. >> whole lives built up to this moment. >> this memorial day, we're bringing the heat. the sweat. >> you are getting pumped in between takes. >> and the romance. >> it's the most important event that's ever happened. >> dust off the bikini. >> makes me feel better. >> or grab a comfy outfit. >> i'll take a gym suit. >> "e.t.'s" memorial day special starts right now. >> how are you doing? >> now

really great friends that i remember and i said a little prayer, not only for him but for every servicememberven their life for our great country at the top of the world because, for me, that is as close aches get to them. >> reporter: honoring those who died while learning how to live again. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >> quijano: a remarkable journey and we're forever grateful for the sacrifices of the fallen. that's cbs news for this memorial day, i'm elaine quijano. thanks for watching. scott will be back tomorrow. good p?p?o?gv fo >>> right now at 7:00. heavy rain and thunderstorms greeting travelers as they come home from the holiday weekend. there is a live look right now on route 50 as drives approach the bay bridge. maryland transportation authorities said that cars are backed up bumper to bumper for a 16-mile stretch. hello and thanks for joining us. i'm bruce johnson. showers will continue through the night. howard bernstein telling us who is getting hit hardest. howard. >> a measurable memorial day on the beaches. look at the tropical moisture. southeast virginia, the oute

. >> hasn't got to the point where servicemember's lives are at risk because of these budget cuts? >> i don't know, but maybe. the alarm bell that went off for me was when i saw the class a mishap rate which means you lose the aircraft or somebody dies, it went up drastically for the marines and also for the army. as we dig deeper and we are still digging into what is like the air looks force has real problems, the navy has real problems. so the lives are exactly what is at stake. it's not just budget numbers were political leverage. when they don't get the training, it is lives and that's why i feel so strongly about it. >> my readers would say congress created this problem with budget caps. it's been five years, why can't they fix that. >> i think they're right. congress contributed to the problem. congress and the president can eliminate these caps which have not worked out the way they intended. what was intended was at these caps would be so drastic it would force mandatory spending cuts and yet that didn't happen. mentioned, we found raise -- we found ways around the caps. 20

servicemembers killed over there. the white house is desperately trying to say this is not a slippery slope explanation into another iraq war. host: the next call is in texas. margaret on the democrats line. caller: good morning, c-span. i have a question. i'm one of the 65,000 widows whose husband died from a service-connected illness. democrats line 65,000 i'm one of the whose husband husband died. to s wondering are we able get back our svp that my husband our paid into during marriage and now i'm being denied because i'm receiving dic. that in the like budget this year? guest: there is. up for a minute. his is an incredibly complicated issue. what the caller is referring to the benefits that military widows receive once a service member passes away. the way it's structured, there are certain benefits they can receive but if others, it offsets that and they end up losing dollars.s of also if a military widow or remarried he or she benefits and loses all of that. o it's a complex array for those who have lost a serv

. >>>> and american servicemember has been killed in iraq.ghborhood, these are preliminary reports. i don't know much more than that. i believe that much is true and our thoughts and prayers are with that service members family . taylor: this is the third half in iraq since the coalition launched its campaign against militants in 2014. the czech republic defense minister says the u.s. hasn't right. european natives are not spending enough money on defense. europe has an inability to combat some of the top security threats. nearly all of detroit's public schools are closed as mass aacher sickout's role into second day. the district will run out of cash by june 30. teachers who opted to get their money won't get checks the summer. another protest and union meeting are planned today. foreign corporations would scale back plans to invest in the u.s.. if donald trump is elected president. the survey found the election of a populist like trump organization would prompt fewer companies to increase spending in the u.s.. and airplane powered only by s

the third death of an american servicemember in iraq's the u.s.n launched a campaign against militants. medical personnel, hospitals, and facilities being protected from violent attacks. granted by five council members, new zealand, spain, japan, and uruguay. it was set every country must to do more than condemn the act, they must act to punish those responsible for the violence. indiana passes election officials say 98% of voters who requested absentee ballot for the state's primary have returned them. more than 286,000 completed outlets have in received by indiana county officials by this morning. 53% of the absentee ballots requested or republican. an airplane powered only by sunlight arrived at a phoenix suburb after completing the latest leg of its global trip. it landed shortly before midnight eastern time at phoenix goodyear airport after a 16 hour flight from mountain view, california. the plane will make two more u.s. stock -- stops. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in one of 150 news bureaus around the world. i

it was the third death of an american servicemember in iraq since the us-led coalition wants to -- launched its campaign in the summer of 2014. the united nations security council has unanimously approved a resolution demanding medical personnel, hospitals, and facilities be protected against violence and attacks. the resolution was drafted by five councilmembers. new zealand, spain, japan, and worldwide. .- uruguay >> something is deeply wrong. tolanations ring hollow parents burying their children and communities pushing the clause to collapse. mark: the international head of doctors without borders criticized counsel, saying that four of the five permanent members have to varying degrees coalitionsated with associated with a tax on health structures over the past year. nearly all the detroit public schools are closed again as mass teacher sickout overpay continue for a second day. the district is projected to run out of cash by june 30. teachers who received pay over 12 months instead of during the course of the school year will get checks this summer. students missed class today. joe bi

whenis servicemember died isis penetrated a checkpoint that was manned by iraqi forces. crossingrorists, after the line, went on to attack a mark: it is the third death since the u.s. against isisnched in 2013. nearly 90% of voters requesting absentee ballot applications for the state's primary today have returned them. more than 286,000 completed ballots had been received by indiana county officials by this morning. about 63% of the absentee ballots requested were republican primary ballots. officials for the chicago public schools are outlining new rules that would allow students access to bathrooms and locker rooms that correspond to their gender identity. new rules mean transgender students not be denied opportunities, including overnight field trips. governor snyder has blamed his own regulators for the contaminated water. also pointed a finger at the u.s. environmental protection agency. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our toy 400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am mark from den. david: up next -- i am mark crumpton. david: up n

they're the first group of active duty and wounded servicemembers to reach the summit of mt. this week for several reasons. one to show that it's possible for a wounded veteran to spot those suffering from ptsd and to remember the friends they've lost. >> to be honest with you, it was an incredible experience. honestly, it was probably the most challenging thing i've ever done in my life. we were facing many different challenges from unbelievably freezing temperatures. it dropped down all the way to 20 with high gusting winds we were faced with. definitely a challenge and very, very glad to be back down here at base camp all safe and sound. >> i know you're not doing this just for the fun of it. there is a purpose and passion for it behind you. i know usx is trying to shed light on the battle of veterans with ptsd. >> yes, ma'am. >> those who suffer, do they accompany you on this trip? >> yes, they do. we have one, chad jukes, an amputee who lost part of his leg. he has an inspiring story. the reason we're climbing is for those suffering with post traumatic stress and suicide

readiness, has it gotten to the point where servicemembers' lives are at risk because of these budget cuts? >> i don't know, but maybe. the really -- the alarm bell i t went off for me was when saw the class a mishap rate, and aircrafts you lose the or somebody dies, go up, marines, andfor the also up for the army. as we dig deeper, and we're still digging, by the way, into what's happening out there, it ooks like the air force has real problems, navy has real problems. what's lives are exactly at stake here. it's not just a matter of budget or political leverage. when they don't get the training, when the aircraft are maintained, it is lives, and that's why i feel so strongly about it. >> part of our conversation on newsmakers," with mac thornberry, the chair of the committee.ices he's talking about readiness of personnel there. and also heard from donald trump an event we heard last night in new jersey talking about pilots stripping the parts off of old jets. does this bill address any of that? guest: the republicans say it does. they say that, you know, as you heard the chairman sa

every single female servicemember can sell stories like these. stories of misguided questions outdated assumptions and interactions with folks who for one reason or another one to believe they cannot just as well as a man. think we can all agree that they sacrificed so much and have served so bravely they should hide their competence. they should beginning every single one of the benefits they have earned. that is why i am so proud that my husband and this administration has worked with so many folks in this room to increase funding at unprecedented levels. unprecedented levels. to help expand benefits particularly the women veterans. that is why, over the past seven years, we've trained 2700 health care providers in women's health and established a women's health provider at every the a medical center in the country -- every v.a. medical center in the country. that is why we have a staff made entirely of women discuss benefits and provide referrals to women veterans and their families. we know that government alone cannot close this gap. we all

. >>> as a nation remembers the fallen servicemembers this weekend, one afghanistan veteran is takingte memorized the names of about 2300 americans killed in afghanistan. he remembers not only their names, but also their rank in chronological order of their death. he is on a cross-country tour writing these names on the wall. >> think it's important for people to see. and to understand the scope of the sacrifice. i think it is a clichi to say that they sacrificed for our freedom. but they really did. >> he is a former national memory champion. it took him 10 months to memorize all of these names. >>> up next, this video that has shocked a lot of people. a guerrilla the dragged the boy that fell in his enclosure. >>> how a kron4 investigation into a antioch special needs school is changing state laws. our in depth report is up next. >>> a teacher's aide caught by cell phone camera creates a firestorm and has a disability rights organization calling for change. we've been investigating the school where the incident took place earlier this year. >> tonight we talk in depth to advocates w

. >>> the invictus games in the international sports competition for the rugged and six servicememberso. opening ceremonies kicking off a week of competition between 500 servicemen and women, prince harry, first lady michelle obama and former president george w. bush were there, talking about the positive roles that the sports competition can play in helping to heal the emotional trauma. >> i have great respect for the men and women that volunteer for our military, and understand that these men and women can be a tremendous asset to our country. i want to be a part of helping them to transition from the military to the private sector. one problem we have is this invisible wound that needs healing.>> invictus games were launched by prince harry in 2014, and the competition will run through thursday, and next year's games will take place in toronto. >>> 5:51 am, and no one has come forward to claim the massive price of the powerball, and the owner that sold the $430 million ticket are stunned. (group chatter) dude, dude, dude. this is bad. i think we're stuck. we're going to have to talk

and just to see his heart for the troops and his heart as a servicemember the highest ranking generalf my life to be able to go with him and with someone of his valor. >> you are an amazing woman. we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. keeping your husband's memory alive, working in behalf of all of these families who really are true heroes in every sense of the word. we appreciate the effort you're making. continue to keep up the good fight. thank you so very much. we ask you to keep chris in mind this weekend along with the other serve members who died for our nation. thank all the brave men and women who are still fighting tirelessly for us today. we'll be right back. don't let dust and allergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. so you can seize those moment

and so today do the millions of servicemembers, soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines, coast guard men,y. chosen and caisson and more recently, fallujah and helmand . on memorial day we especially remember those who gave their lives in this noblest of callings and to our goldstar families, you honor us with your presence. we know we lack the words to do justice to what you feel on this day. we can never fully know. but we do know what you're sacrifice means to us, to this nation and to a world that still depends so much on american men and women in uniform for its purity. for all, memorial day in america is a line across the times, a line that connects yesterday with today and tomorrow. that we are here today and that remembrances like this are underway across this shining land isn't lost on the kids to serve today. i hear this all the time. they know what it means. it means that they too are doing the noblest of things, providing security so that americans can get up in the morning, rest their kids, kiss them off to school, go to work, dream of their dreams, live lives that are full. t

motivated by truman wanting to end the war quickly, and not only limit the damages to the american servicemembers who are over in japan trying to fight for freedom, but also the effect that it would have had on japan if there had been an okinawau-type battle. deirdre: from all accounts, calculation, there is no argument that it saved more lives than it hurt. as painful as that admission may be. i want to continue the conversation, stay with me, please. more with kurt, gayle and jessica in just a moment. >>> going to space may be getting easier and cheaper. if something happens this hour, if it does, we'll take you there. this is part of elon musk's vision for transport company spacex. multiple attempts that started in january 2005. the company successfully landed two rockets in the atlantic ocean in the past two months. the launch originally scheduled for yesterday was delayed due to a small mechanical problem, but it is now set to take place in about 30 minutes' time. if it happens, we will bring it to you. >>> in the meantime, senator sanders giving hillary clinton a run for her money. in fact,

heather: more than 4000 americans died and since then in the past year we have had three american servicemembers killed including the latest navy seal last week. >> the thing that is so frustrating is the bush administration doesn't have clean hands in this. donald trump has been right to call out the elephant in the room. for 15 years, republicans couldn't figure out how to do it democrats couldn't figure out how to do it, the obama administration, try for a new plan. heather: what do we need to do? >> the iraq government which we try to prop up all the time, it is corrupt, incompetent, not fighting for all the people and three tribes in iraq, sunnis, kurds, they are not unified behind that government. maybe a year left in it. and descendents of tribal warfare that wracked that region. heather: everyone who is fighting for us, back to the government which is led by iraqi shiites. >> the interesting thing about that is isis suicide bomber, who did they attack, who died, shiites, the other main drive, this is tribal warfare and the plans, a war in the middle east or obama ignoring it, neither hav

we were reminded of this yesterday when an american servicemember, petty officer first class charles keating, navy seal, was killed while providing advice and assistance for the peshmerga forces north of mosul. heather: national security analyst and forward to assistant secretary of defense in the reagan administration . we are both navy family. you and i are. this is not an advisory, it's supposed to be an advisory role, we are talking, now. >> here's why this is so upsetting. this man was supposed to get married in november. his family is now planning not a wedding but a funeral. why question mark because president obama is sending in forces, not enough to make a difference but to buy time to read 250, 300, how many is not enough to do the job and it's not a big enough job to do in the sense that we are sending them a jury forces but not looking at the other part area. heather: as excellent as these guys are you can't take on those sheer numbers of isis fighters so why is president obama and hang them up to fail in your words question mark. >> he issetting them up to fail because t

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maria: breaking news, american servicemember killed by isis.ed carter making the announcement moments ago, enemy forces penetrated in northern iraq, no other injuries or casualties are known yet. we bring you the latest development as they come in. isis killed the first us soldier on and advised and assist mission in iraq. new questions over soldiers in the famous iwo jima photo. the latest on the marine corps investigation into possible mistaken identity. and some british companies offering paid time off. so you can care for your pets. those stories and more coming up. in asia stocks in china jumping after the country's president stated support for, quote, the healthy development of the stock market, other asian markets mixed. in europe looking at a pretty good selloff. bank earnings setting the turn, we can bank earnings burning on markets, that is one of the negatives here, a stronger euro this morning, euro at the highest level since august. that is indicating a lower open for the broader averages, look at where we stand, dow jones industri

every single female servicemember in this room can tell stories like these, stories of misguided questions, and outdated assumptions and interactions with folks who for one reason or another's will struggle to believe that a woman conserve her country just as well as a man. can agreek we all that when these women have sacrificed so much and have served so bravely, they should never have to hide their accomplishments. they should never have to worry about whether their service will be valued equally. and just like every veteran who has served this country, they should get every single one of the benefits they have earned. absolutely. and that is why i'm so proud that my husband in this administration has worked with so many folks in this room to increase funding for the v.a., to unprecedented levels. i will say that again, to unprecedented levels. and to help expand outreach efforts, particularly to women veterans, to make sure they know about the benefits they are entitled to. that is also why over the past seven years we have trained veterans and health care providers and women's health a

if you ask our servicemembers in syria and iraq they understand they're in combat zone.ned for it. they are ready for it and taken action on their own. when they hear the president say no boots on the ground this, is advise and assist role this, is disrespectful to them and understates the risk they're in and steps we're taking the fact we're back at war in iraq and syria. that is the answer. the president tried to pull out in 2011 and because of that mistake now we're back in. bill: joe biden was there last week i think on friday for about a 10 hour visit. parliament went to hell after that. in a general election campaign, how does this figure into what is shaping up? >> well, i think this should be an indictment not simply of the obama administration, but of it is secretary of state for the first four years. it was in 2011, when she was secretary, that obama pulled all american forces out of iraq. that is the proximate cause for the turmoil that we see now, i think it would be very different had we stayed. but the net result turns out to be the same. we leave the situa

and there are great risks and we were reminded of this yesterday when an american servicemember, pettyrst class charles keating, a navy seal was killed while providing advice and assistance for the peshmerga forces north of mosul. martha: retired navy captain chuck Ãis a fox news military analyst and he joins us now. good morning to you.>> good morning? martha: you argue that right now aside, and he's backed by russia are in the process of regrouping and starting a new offensive, a new initiative in syria right? >> absolutely. the cease-fire that was brokered which never really was acease-fire, it was just a cease-fire around damascus , that ended at midnight last night but it didn't matter because the government troops, assad's forces and those aligned with him, have been massing to take back aleppo and they've been doing that even under the cover of the cease-fire and now secretary kerry is laying down another red line saying there will be consequences if any action istaken against aleppo . so assad's days are numbered, that was said five years ago. redline, chemical women's now the

postal inspection servicemembers that, and does that have effect on mail theft? second as you move to more and more cluster boxes doesn't that also increase mail theft and you need one master key and you have access to a whole lot of mailboxes? >> to your first question, no we're not reducing. in fact we have two classes currently in training to increase the postal inspection staffing. in terms of the theft, particularly as you're aware of your district, congressman, we have a postal inspection task force working with local authorities in the community and taking some proactive measures to address that i would be more than happy to brief you in he detail given sensitivity of those corrective measures. >> thank you. i would appreciate that. >> certainly. >> second, in terms of trying to raise revenue, what is your view of postal banking as a way to generate revenue and also serve communities that may not be served as well by banks or may not have a trust or private banks but may trust the post office? >> the fundamentally we're open to any new product and service

. >> you're a former navy seal and it was announced today with late yesterday that the servicememberled in a fight with isis was also a navy seal. the young man on the screen was one of 250 people who were sent to help the fight against isis. from my own point of view, is in sydney he was out there and stranded, debbie was a small force and he was very vulnerable. i would almost say the man was a tout it. >> u.s. here this is a failed foreign policies. want to withdraw the say the war was over. the war wasn't over. we pulled out and i was committed multi-resources here and there. tactically that doesn't make sense because they are a target. if you don't have logistical support like when we were in iraq the first time, there was not the people on the species. we don't have that now. stuart: do you think it is part of a plan to eventually pull out completely, just leave at some point? there is a stopgap measure. >> token forces. political. the issue is that what point do you say you are in or out. you can't javaone in the middle. these sources are not intelligent enough, not well-train

servicemembers from our district were killed in iraq.e sustained terrible injuries. stuart: let me back up a little bit here. rhodes had been asked to testify. admitted in the new york times that he had misled the american public and the american media about negotiations for the iran nuclear deal. we should have the other people on the stand, like president bush or dick cheney. they misled the company about iraq. you worked in the bush administration did what do you make of what he just said? >> we know for a fact that there was misled information. it did leave to the iraq war. the administration did have faulty administration. it created chaos in the area. let's try to back track. we had enough investigations with what happened with the iraq war. what happened that was faulty with the intelligence gathering at the time. we are looking at what is happening right now. the iranian nuclear deal. the tell all novel lists. basically admitting. giving this information to 27-year-old journalist. just feeding it to them. the iranian president wa

we were asked to open our doors and for active-duty servicemembers, some of them are coming for that kind of care. that andection between attempted suicide? do you have that or no? >> no. >> there has been a study done there are twothat times more at risk for suicide. it is one piece of why there has been so much focus on the issue. for sharesport out and others that partnered on that report that estimate the 125,000 post-9/11 vets, not all of these are going to fall into the category of needing mental health but some of them will. these are individuals who might have been receiving the discharge status due to the symptoms of an undiagnosed and the health illness or injury. are urging we passage of the fairness for veterans act but we are also calling -- we need to come together. this is a dod nva and congress -- there needs to be a comprehensive plan. the last few years, there have been pieces getting to the solution, but we have not gotten near to that solution. many ofr challenge is the community providers and -- base theirrams eligibility off the definition and the eligibility we

recently there were images of two cg atf servicemembers wearing why pg packages. i want to make it clear, and this is coming from the commander that our focus is to provide advice and assistance to the syrian democratic forces, particularly the syrian arab component of that force. i just wanted to make that clear up front. now, finally as we move into memorial day weekend let's not forget the three americans who have lost their lives supporting this operation. army master sergeant joshua wheeler, marine staff sergeant lewis garden, and navy chief petty officer charles keating. these men are american heroes and will not be forgotten. every warrior knows that when we speak the names of the fallen they live on. with that come i will take your questions and hopefully ap is there. let's start with you. >> hello. congratulations on your final briefing. i think on behalf of all of us we appreciate all the effort you have put into these and hope that they will continue as such even after you leave. my question, you talked a little bit about this area, to questions on that