in texas, the headquarters is there, they shot this show at the actual fort hood, recreating soldery baghdad with 100 buildings, constructing things, talk about what it meant to see that and having that in texas and shooting the whole thing in texas. >> first of all props to the army and pentagon for letting us do that, that's the actually base where these guys said good-bye to their families that day and you know, days later would be in their worse battle of their lives. being on that set for me who covered conflict a lot of year, you found yourselves looking for bombs. it was so realistic and some of the guys and i know you've been such a great job covering this, some of the guys had to leave the set first couple days. i walked down that set on the last night of shooting with a gold star and it was in the middle of the night. we just finished shooting. and i said are you sure you want to do this? she said i do. i do. and she looked up in the sky and said, this is what my son saw that night. and i want to see that. i want to live it and tears streaming down our faces. i think it wa

fort hood the army and its supporting agencies other regions main employers. this is where the army has set up shooting ranges at schools teaching students how to use guns. every morning an hour before class these young fourteen year old texans practice shooting. about five hundred feet. the hope is when they leave here they can go home and teach adults because many adults on how to safely handle rifles and especially other kids that have pellet rifle b.b. guns you know they don't have a lot of them haven't been to safety classes. kind of pride in our states of america unfairly elections and actually gets to be what they. want is because. you are the future of america you want to control the country we've continued to have fear is that they know that you can control. you know you know that right. you control fear not made a control you because your view at her to that on the ballot your courage you've got to do what's right whether you're in the classroom and you've been on the battlefield humming maybe you need three. increase as once he said it's like like o

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and the fight for their heart starts in primary school every regiment of the fort hood base has set up a partnership with the school. this operation enticements the soldiers spend hundreds of hours every year with these children they read to them go to the school canteen with them and help them with their homework. that. kind. and i. like this i just. like. anyone to be. formal really nice and loving the last. forty percent of junior reservists enlist in the army after graduating. i'm pretty sure every as a son or daughter in the military would be in their afraid for their. other child. from here on out i'm pretty much before our little federal but then another. are such as in this or. economic development is all about numbers so we're really pleased to report this quarter we are one hundred six morning. but what do we know about the other figures. when i think about the fact that our c.e.o. mike du made over twenty million dollars last year more than one thousand times the average wal-mart a says c.n.n. with all due respect i have to say i don't think that's right. is that just how a

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he was trying to protect muslim and taliban leaders in afghanistan so he gunned down soldiers at fort hood were being deployed to that country on august twenty third two thousand and thirteen and a jury found his son guilty of forty five counts including premeditated murder he was sentenced to death. on april sixteenth two thousand and seven twenty three year old son who challenge finger of virginia tech opened fire on the campus killing thirty two people including students and thout got it on april twentieth one thousand nine hundred nine two teenagers opened fire at columbine high school and denver colorado killing thirteen people and injuring more than twenty others and eleven one thousand in the morning eighteen year old eric harris and seventeen year old dylan clear bold began shooting the fellow students outside of the school while wearing trench coat they then moved into the school shooting most of their victims in the school library after the shooting rampage the two teens turned the guns on themselves and committed suicide every shooting that i mentioned sparked a national dialogu

, even one perpetrator like in fort hood there is some connection along the way to indoctrinatetor, cuter somebody sanctioned it. in the case of nidal hasan, awlaki gave him religious sanction to kill his fellow servicemen in fort hood. lone wolf of jihadi variety is misnomer, doesn't exist. didn't mean this could not be one man psychological issue, and decided to kill as many people as he could with his weapon. trish: we'll find out i think in the coming days. dr. gorka, thanks for being here. >> thank you, trish. >> joining me someone you may know, friend of the show, been on many times before, not talking about this, attorney brian claypool, he was at the concert when the shooting occurred, he joins me right now by phone. glad you're safe, number one. >> thank you, trish. >> tell us, brian, what that was like? >> in an area designated as vip section called the lounge. the way i could describe it, jason aldean is playing, looking out in the audience, if i'm looking at him, my right, ran from side of stage all the way out 50-yards or so, must have been forth or fifth song i heard

i grew up in fort hood and a military family.'ve been to funerals where these soldiers are laid under flags. my dad's fallen comrades coming back to fort hood, going to a funeral at the little boy with the gun salutes and all the things, all the family crying because he had a friend that lost his life. let me tell you something, general kelly, what everyone did not talk about is he made reference that he went over to arlington national cemetery for reflection, he was so upset. this general has to send other soldiers over, make decisions that these soldiers died and his own son died. >> what does that have to do with the racism issue? >> it's offensive generally. i don't know about the empty barrel but it certainly an offensive term generally. >> know it is not, sir. >> you guys call the sky is falling racism. the democratic party is failing. >> >> shannon: they are not part of the white house anymore. >> re-encouraged by what scott d to say? the most important thing for everyone is that we have four grieving families right now. t

i grew up in fort hood and a military family.e been to funerals where these soldiers are laid under flags. my dad's fallen comrades coming back to fort hood, going to a funeral at the little boy with the gun salutes and all the things, all the family crying because he had a friend that lost his life. let me tell you something, general kelly, what everyone did not talk about is he made reference that he went over to arlington national cemetery for reflection, he was so upset. this general has to send other soldiers over, make decisions that these soldiers died and his own son died. >> what does that have to do with the racism issue? >> it's offensive generally. i don't know about the empty barrel but it certainly an offensive term generally. >> know it is not, sir. >> you guys call the sky is falling racism. the democratic party is failing. >> >> shannon: they are not part of the white house anymore. >> re-encouraged by what scott d to say? the most important thing for everyone is that we have four grieving families right now. to

and nine major in the dale middle because someone an army psychiatrist opened fire at a crowd at fort hood and central texas killing thirteen people and injuring more than thirty others has on opening fire on soldiers who are either being deployed overseas or returning from deployment the shooting lasted for ten minutes before has gone with shock and taken into custody by civilian police has gone toward a judge on america's war on terrorism was a really a war against islam he was trying to protect muslim and taliban leaders in afghanistan so he gunned down soldiers at fort hood who are being deployed to that country on august twenty third two thousand and thirteen a jury found his son guilty of forty five counts including premeditated murder he was sentenced to death on april sixteenth two thousand and seven twenty three year old son who challenged senior i've virginia tech open fire on the campus killing thirty two people and quoting students and thousand eight on april twentieth one thousand nine hundred ninety two teenagers opened fire at columbine high school and denver colorado killin

russia he is now cooperating with the special investigation led by robert muller as with paul man of fort hood rick gates the white house is pushing back diminishing the role of papadopoulos as a foreign policy advisor this individual was the member of a volunteer advisory council them at one time over the course of a year and he was part of a list that was read out in the washington post and hardly call that some sort of regular adviser however it's the case of paul man a for which is getting the most attention the indictments paint the picture of a man living a lavish lifestyle when f.b.i. agents raided his home they even photographed his suits as evidence of money laundering more than seventy five million a form payments through offshore bank accounts on twitter trump reacted to the arrests he has repeatedly called the investigation into ties between his two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign and russia a witch hunt by political adversaries and the media without offering any evidence the white house says it expects the russia probe to wrap up soon and will the indictment states man

the first calvary division from fort hood in texas they were ambush and it lasted over eight hours and time will be the exact time that the ambush took place and it's cutting back and forth between the people at home and also the people who are on the ground in sauder city, baghdad. the interesting thing about this show, it was shot in texas. so they recreated sauder city baghdad in fort hood which is super fascinating because they actually really brought these soldiers back on this set in fort hood and really made it look like sauder city baghdad. >> it's fascinating to me so it's basically a real eight hour battle scene essentially. >> correct. >> so i'm assuming they dealt with these real-soldiers. >> yup. >> to figure out exactly how everything played out and do they try to create it as accurately as possible. >> 100%. that's why i spoke to the cast last night at premier at national geographic grosvenor auditorium including and real live soldiers from the actual show. take look at the interviews. >> i think i'm seeing double here. we got john beibers and eric berk win. you play thi

russia he is now cooperating with the special investigation led by robert muller as with paul man of fort hood rick gates the white house is pushing back diminishing the role of papadopoulos as a foreign policy advisor this individual was the member of a volunteer advisory council them at one time over the course of a year and he was part of a list that risk read out in the washington post and hardly call that some sort of regular adviser however it's the case of paul manna for which is getting the most attention the indictments paint the picture of a man living a lavish lifestyle when f.b.i. agents raided his home they even photographed his suits as evidence of money laundering more than seventy five million a form payments through offshore bank accounts on twitter trump reacted to the arrests he has repeatedly called the investigation into ties between his two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign and russia a witch hunt by political adversaries and the media without offering any evidence the white house says it expects the russia probe to wrap up soon and will the indictment states man

and irma and to the north bay fires >> we backed up these airplanes and boats and we headed out to fort hood and the next day after we got there, we had folks under ground rescuing people. >> that does not begin to describe what the 129 rescue wing is trained to do. >> they can jump out of airplanes and deep sea dive and fast rope out of a helicopter and ice climb or use skis and snow boards and atvs and everything and anything that they need to do to be able to get to that isolated person and save that person's life. >> they can work the fire lines and do water drops by helicopters as a result of training by cal fire. they'll be recognized by the professional bull fires who stop by to learn more of what they do. there is nobody in the planet more special than someone sacrificing their own safety for anothers human being. about 100 of those hours were spent on the north bay wild fires. here we are wrapping up the third day of october and yet there is weeks ahead, who knows where 129 will be deployed next. >> we'll be ready to go when ever they call us. >>> nbc 7 news. >>> owners of the pumpk

we headed out to fort hood. >> that doesn't begin to describe what the 129th rescue wing is trained to do. the unit is credited to saves 100 lives because of his far reaching skill sets for land and water mission. >> they can jump out of airplanes, deep sea dive, fast rope out of a helicopter, they can use snow boards, anything they need to do to be able to get to that isolated person and save that person's life. >> reporter: they can also work the fire lines and do water droughts. they will be recognized in san jose this weekend by the professional bull riders who stopped by to learn more than what they do. >> there's no one on the planet more special than someone that would sacrifice their own safety for another human being. >> reporter: this takes a toll on personal lives. sergeant morales missed his own birthday and had to leave his wife and 13-month-old son. 100 of the hours were spent on the north bayer wild fire. there are weeks ahead before the end of the year, who knows where the 129th will be deployed next. >> we're ready to go wen they call us. >>> authorities are calling th

at fort hood, we get a lot of client request for transfers and some of them wanted on the ground so wend up taking a lot more cases than another installation because we just have full-time. [inaudible] i think with any new job in any of the services, people are going have question whether or not this will be good for your career. i never had any of those questions. my philosophy is the army tells me i have to do this, i'm in a do it. so i don't worry about whether that will have a bad impact on my career, and in my experience, without even having asked someone about that, i've been told don't worry about it even though i never had those worries. : >> because we are also personally screened by our judge advocate before we're placed in a position. i have a direct reach back to my deputy chief of staff and my chief of staff of the program, and they check on me pretty often on my personal well-being as well because this job has some stresses that are unusual. so i do think that the program and the position is looked on highly by my service. and while it's a newer job in the jaguar, -- jack

we headed out to fort hood. >> that doesn't begin to describe what the 129th rescue wing is trained toredited to saves 100 lives because of his far reaching skill sets for land and water mission. >> they can jump out of airplanes, deep sea dive, fast rope out of a helicopter, they can use snow boards, anything they need to do to be able to get to that isolated person and save that person's life. >> reporter: they can also work the fire lines and do water droughts. they will be recognized in san jose this weekend by the professional bull riders who stopped by to learn more than what they do. >> there's no one on the planet more special than someone that would sacrifice their own safety for another human being. >> reporter: this takes a toll on personal lives. sergeant morales missed his own birthday and had to leave his wife and 13-month-old son. 100 of the hours were spent on the north bayer wild fire. there are weeks ahead before the end of the year, who knows where the 129th will be deployed next. >> we're ready to go wen they call us. >>> authorities are calling the next story the l

stay tuned and the show is actually shot at fort hood which is the headquarters where the first calfivision is from. thank you so much for joining us and awesome to see you, thanks for being on good day dc this morning and back to you guys in studio and again, november 7th, nat go channel the long road home, guys >> thank you very much. >>> let's get back to the breaks news we told you about a bit ago. >> let's head to tony perkins in the newsroom >> this is different breaking news, we got problems with the afternoon commute on metro red line service we're told has been suspended between medical center 10 twin brook, this is in maryland due to a track problem otside of the grovesner metro station, montgomery county police are investigating an arcing incident near the grovesner metro station, once again, red line service suspended now between medical center and twin brook, we understand that shuttle service is alleviate any problems that are developing there, due to the shut down. as soon as we get more information, we will bring it to you. >>> let's give you an update on the afternoo

my mom looked at fort hood army base in texas with her husband in the military, and i stayed there. i knew when that was played and when retreat is played, you pull off the car, stop, salute, even as a civilian. idea that donald trump is commander in chief of the united states militarying he does not know that going around telling people they have to kneel in the national app them, that's the height of hypocrisy for somebody who is supposed to know better. >> i think last night, first off, he's end of it, he's taping it live. i don't think he realized what was happening in the moment because it's tv dr-- if somethi went off behind us now, did not expect it, you fill the moment until you figure out what was happening. >> in a military base? >> hold on. hold on. let me give you context, then finish. a military installlation. >> correct. >> members of the military there. >> correct. >> they stood up. >> right. he's -- you know this, when an audience is behind you, you are not seeing them. >> people in prompt of them, all of them were standing. you don't think -- ? we joke about sean's

at fort hood, texas and even a congressional baseball practice over in virginia. we catalog each by the name of a city. and now there is las vegas. good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. the casualty numbers are staggering. at least 59 people killed. more than 500 injured out there. it's the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. for thousands of concertgoers last night in las vegas, it was a night of horror. [ gunshots ] >> shots fired from mandalay bay. there is many people down stage left. just be advised. >> we have multiple casualties, gsw. multiple casualties. >> there is bullets ricochetting like down by the bottom of our feet, because we all got on the bottom of the floor crawling out, rushing. because everybody is rushing out. >> we hid behind a building and we could hear hundreds of rounds going off. about ten minutes later the police came and blocked off all the streets. just very overwhelming. and -- and very scary. >> my friend that was standing next to me got shot three times. so he went down. >> once i came out of the event, there were a

you also have the washington navy yard and sandy hook, the shooting of fort hood.hese were all tragedies. the people who carry out these acts are despicable, deranged, and evil. the right didn't do what bill clinton did after the oklahoma city bombing and blame talk radio and fertilizer. and guess what? we didn't blame barack obama for tragedies that happen on his watch. my main criticism was him not identifying radical islamic terrorism when it was so obvious and true. exploiting the shooting is pathetic. it's the most pathetic thing for democrats in the media is doing right now. yet every single time something like this takes place, they rush to judgment without facts. immediately calling for stricter gun control. the lack of sympathy for the families that the media won't show and the left isn't showing speaks volumes. and it's not surprising. if you watch tv all weekend, they are doing the exact same thing when it comes to the recovery efforts in puerto rico. the island was pounded, a category five, 200 mile-per-hour winds. they had two hurricanes, all the infra

russia he is now cooperating with the special investigation led by robert muller as with paul mann of fort hood rick gates the white house is pushing back diminishing the role of papadopoulos as a foreign policy adviser this individual was the member of a volunteer advisory council them at one time over the course of a year and he was part of a list that risk read out in the washington post and hardly call that some sort of regular adviser however it's the case of paul manna for which is getting the most attention the indictments paint the picture of a man living a lavish lifestyle when f.b.i. agents raided his home they even photographed his suits as evidence of money laundering more than seventy five million a form payments through offshore bank accounts on twitter trump reacted to the arrests he has repeatedly called the investigation into ties between his two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign and russia a witch hunt by political adversaries and the media without offering any evidence the white house says it expects the russia probe to wrap up soon and will the indictment states man

virginia tech, the congresswoman gabby giffords, you've got the nightclub, u of san bernardino, fort hoodw this. at some point -- this is what vice president biden said it. how long do we let gun violence tear families apart. enough. congress, the white house should act. chris murphy, the congress men from connecticut, he said this must stop. it's positively infuriating people so are still afraid of e gun industry. >> greg: what are the specifics? for this particular -- you bring up an event. i agree with you but let's come up -- if you can come up with a solution, we would agree with you. there is no solution. that's why the argument goes away because you never have a solution. you only have a complaint. >> juan: i think there are lots of solutions and the question is how can we find common ground and stop screaming at each other and understand we all have a common, collective self-interest and not having these kind of mass attacks which have multiplied in the last few years. >> jesse: maybe we can continue to have a discussion of hear some specific solutions because we haven't heard any

one soldier died during helicopter training at fort hood. an amphibious vehicle explosion at camp pendleton injured 15 marines. a demolition accident at fort bragg killed one soldier and injured seven others. two navy pilots died in a t-45 crash in tennessee. my friends, we are now losing more of our men and women in uniform in totally avoidable training accidents than we are in combat. there is plenty of blame to go around for all of these incidents, but we cannot ignore the fact that congress' inability to provide adequate, stable, and predictable budgeting has contributed to the troubling state of affairs. while increased funding is not the only answer, there is no scenario where our military can get healthy and ready to meet the challenges of an increasingly unstable world without additional resources. there is broad bipartisan agreement about that from members of the house of representatives here in the senate and the president. and yet, and yet, we're about to vote for a budget resolution that severely underfunds the military, because t

arrived.in 2009 u=s army psychiatrist major nidal hasan fatally shot 13 people and injured 30 others at fort hood near killeen, texas. he appears to have been radicalized by a muslim cleric. he was convicted and sentenced to death.and in 2007, a 23 year old student at virginia tech went on a shootingg rampage, killing 32 people and wounding 17. ú the massacre prompted changes in federal and state laws to track gun sales to people with mental disorders. (vicki) and we first told you about the las vegas massacre through a push alert we sent out at 12:30 this morning. make sure you have the free kron four mobile app - to get breaking news alert send directly to your phone. (grant) tom petty is rushed to the hospital ... after being found unconscious. we'll have an update on the musician's condition.(vicki) plus, the mass shooting on the las vegas strip - has local police on high alert... as the blue angels get ready to fly into the bay area for fleet week. how they plan to keep you safe - just ahead. (grant) and next - we are hearing from a local expert on the challenges police face... during an act

since the policy went into effect six years ago, more victims have been transferred to fort hood than any other location. in closing, the army feels the expedited transfer program is a service offered to the concealed them recover the victims of sexual assault may not wish to remain in the current unit or organizations after the sexual assault incident. requiring a soldier to remain when they have a desire to leave the organization may negatively affect their safety and emotional well-being as well as of the functioning of the unit or the organization. expediting the review of an action on a victims request for transfer or reassignment is an important component of elitist response to a credible report of a sexual assault. thank you. i look forward to answering your questions. >> we have plenty of time for questions. >> i will start off. thank you all for being here. i have a question, and i'd like for each branch to answer this question. so that we can get the perspective of all the services. could you tell us the effect of the transfer on the victim participation in the military just

they shot the entire or most of the show in the mini series in fort hood. >> yes. >> talk was it wasating those exact environments. >> pretty amazing. especially because that's where we started our training before the deployment. we spent a lot of time getting ready for this deployment and to go back and actually have the mini series produced there and made it was pretty intense. >> yeah. one of the big themes of this show we're cutting back and forth between texas and baghdad, and sauder. i think it's interesting because there's a line specifically i love, not only the soldiers go to war but also the families themselves and the wives and the as talk about honoring that element of it because that really kind of comes across in the series? >> you know it's very important because not only the soldiers go to war and war once the conflict over and being able to see back home what's going on on the other side of the world while the soldiers are facing what they're facing there it's pretty eye opening and i hope american finally gets to understand the sacrifices made by these men. >> it's

comments that the other callers have been making here, me personally, i am a retired army guy out of fort hoode and spent a lot of time over in the middle east. and just the damage that is being done from all this rhetoric and getting down into the weeds of, you know, missions of the military. i think it was very plain from one of the commanders, the generals, on the mission that , not linking up with the other team. you know, this is all very good propaganda for isis. calls withe phone the families and the tearing apart of, you know, between republicans and the democrats. i think this is just doing more harm. and we are going to pay a price down the road. host: all right. guest: i think the caller makes a good point. something i would clarify about what the caller said is this attack on u.s. special forces in niger is such a mystery in some ways because islamic state, isis , did not claim this attack, nor did al qaeda, despite that this would be a great propaganda ploy. vegas, there was no evidence that al qaeda was involved, but they are claiming it. why is islamic state and al qaeda trying

there was a red flag in fort hood with nadal hasan, i think his name was, where federal officials, lawstem was blinking red, and they kind of, for whatever reason they did, you know, they kind of like, well, there's not a whole lot here, and they kind of walked away from it. when this investigation is concluded in vegas, i believe because nobody acts in a vacuum. we're going to learn a lot about this individual and as time goes on, we're going to find out that there were some red flags. the system was blinking red, and, again, some of it's being part of the human condition. nobody is perfect in these situations >> okay. sheriff, thank you >> thank you, sir. >> you're welcome. >>> coming up, the influence of big tech nyu professor scott galloway out with a new book next real estate such as e-commerce warehouses. and private debt to finance transportation and infrastructure. building blocks of strategies to pursue consistent returns over time from over $120 billion dollars in real assets. partner with pgim. the global investment management businesses of prudential. >> up next, is big tec

since the policy went into effect six years ago were victims have been transferred to fort hood thanany other location. the army feels the expedited transfer program is a service offered to victims of them recover. victims of sexual assault may not wish to remain in the current organization after the incident. requiring a soldier to remain with have a desire to leave might negatively affect their well-being as well as the function of the organization. review of an action of the victims request is an important component to the response to a credible report. thank you. >> thank you for being here. i like each one to answer this. could you tell us the effect of the transfer and the victim participation in the military justice system. victim care and services, and have data on the retention of those transfer victims? >> on behalf of the navy, the effect of the victim one of the things you vast and i don't have specific statistics that would indicate participation by an edited transfer victim as a percentage of a whole versus their participation without. we would need to go back and see i

we saw it at fort hood.nd friends saying hey, he seemed like a normal guy to me. oftentimes not. the girlfriend is going to yield a lot. as in san bernardino, those are the individuals who are going to be able to shed some light. there is no doubt his girlfriend might be knowing more than she is saying right now. ainsley: whether or not he had a temper. brian: and both loved to gamble. she worked in a casino. all right, four minutes now before the top of the hour. born in australia and became a citizen here. laura ingraham on the brand new call for gun control. is that appropriate or would that have helped? ainsley: lines wrapped around the block of people waiting hours to give blood and hopefully save a life. how you can help next hour. ♪ ♪ "grandma! grandpa!" ♪ thanks mom. here we are. look, right up to here. principal. we can help you plan for that. your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perf