by shaquill griffin! >> that's one remarkable story, right? well, wait until you hear the story about the childhood pact between the twin brothers... that exists to this day. ( ticking ) >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm sharyn alfonsi. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories, tonight, on "60 minutes." ( ticking ) ♪ be right back. erate to severe crohn's disease, i was there, just not always where i needed to be. is she alright? i hope so. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. b

on the right, captain charles griffin of the u.s. artillery. these are all pretty familiar names if you study the civil war. here they are now. it's interesting to remember this is early in the war. when do you ever referred -- when do you ever hear charles griffin referred to as a captain? he is down the river yelling at george meade. here he is a captain. division, they push out. and he will give orders to lead that expedition. he has 1800 men. what he has been told specifically not to do is start a big battle because mcclellan is confident the bat -- the army is building of strength but mcclellan and big battles do not really jive, do they? mcclellan says, go out, gather reconnaissance, gather forces, do not start a big battle. that's his instruction. smith will get his instructions following that. the injunction not to enter an engagement under any circumstances. stevens is to march 6 miles, gather intelligence, maybe some forage, go back to ethan allen without a big fight. that's exactly what he's going to do. leave in the morning of septe

and my colleague drew griffin is in eeing what we're seeing here.are folks expecting and what are they hoping they prepare for? >> reporter: well, they're hoping they stayed prepared, victor. just a half hour from brevard county, they sent out a tweet saying, listen, stay put, everybody. evacuation orders are still in effect. they are expecting the winds to get stronger, as the bands continue to come off of hurricane dorian. but like you said, it's about managing what is going to be, they hope, a miss for central florida. keeping in mind at any point this hurricane could change force. the fact that the hurricane sustains off the coast and that the winds will not get much stronger than this has been very hopeful that they dodge this bullets. you can see that the water behind me continues to build and push up. i've got to think that the water from the meteorologist that the water will push north and not inland. i expect, coastal, victor, possibly some storm force winds here. but not muff more. already planning on what to do aefrtd afterwards. titusvil

army sergeant first class jeremy griffin of greenbrier, tennessee, was on his fourth combat deployment when he was killed by small arms fire yesterday. sergeant griffin was 41 years old. >>> tonight police here in california and oklahoma are crediting tips in the public with possibly stopping school shootings in those states. three of those arrested are just 14 years old pete williams has the details. >> reporter: in southeastern oklahoma, 18-year-old alexis wilson is charged tonight with making a terrorist threat, accused of telling a coworker she wanted to shoot up mcalester high school, which she once attended court documents she recently bought an ak-47 assault rifle and said she was going to quote, shoot 400 people for fun she later said she didn't mean it, but the county sheriff is taking no chances with people who threaten schools. >> we're going charge them and the judiciary is going to prosecute them to the fullest effect this is something we can have zero tolerance on. >> reporter: in desert hot springs, california, three 14-year-olds, two boys and a girl, are charged with th

tennessee was on his fourth combat deployment when he was killed by small arms fire monday sergeant griffin was 41 years old. >>> the ruflts israesults of iss do-over election are still up in the air. the results are still too close to call. tv exit polls there show prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his challenger benny gantz in a dead heat. it could take days to get the final results, but the outcome should become clear today. if the two parties tie, which is what happened in april, israel's president will choose the leader who he believes has the greatest chance of forming a government >>> fireworks on capitol hill as house democrats held their first official impeachment hearing the sole witness, former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski, clashed with democrats in several heated exchanges. >> mr. chairman, i request that this clock be stopped while this charade is sorted out. >> mr. chairman, you've got to start the clock. >> no, i don't have to start the clock while he's filibustering >> don't ask me a question if you don't want to hear my answer >> this is a house judiciary, n

story how she saw her stepfather murdered her mother leaving how the hell all she can think about is griffin and how despite everything that's happened to her she manages to find love and hope only nebraska's book gives this team her own voice. breathlessly chatty and highly intelligence sometimes tragic sometimes hilarious broken glass park cuts through b.s. like the edge of a shattered bottle. and all reports from all the 100 german must reads on our website at d w dot com slash culture and lots more about the elections on the repercussions for the all as well but that's it for culture for now though thanks for watching and join us again sir . will germany's car industry survive. electro mobility is picking up speed. around the world the marketplace he calls in to me. but germany has been putting on the brakes. the automotive powerhouse a stock to the slow lane. running on empty. to some of the. top. oh. lots of food trucks going all the knowledge of the emergence of the you know what to do to fight it. the sharp microscope that had been bent the fall there would come better and better and

exchange might try to make recently and we failed would become a possibility again i'm talking about griffin it is which is a large data provider owned by thomson reuters a while ago frankfurt tried to take over parts of refuted but this deal failed because the london stock exchange came out with a higher takeover bid for the whole of ricin a tive now with this deal hong kong land on london becoming a possibility it's become ming also probable that rif initiative would be put on the market again and that of course would be good news for frankfurt and that's assuming of course the deal goes through so our question is whether that will happen konrad who's in there for us in frankfurt thank you. and to the frankfurt motor show now where companies are introducing new electric models and touting their commitments reducing emissions many of the same companies are also selling record numbers of the emissions heavy sport utility vehicles or s.u.v.s take a look. if you cherry easy electric at least that the narrative the world's biggest car makers are keen to present us in frankfurt motor show stock

smith and griffin hired runners to meet victims of their homes. nine defendants were charged, eight worked in the call center while they were caught wandering funds in costa rica. postal vector satisfied approximately 1800 people who collectively lost more than $10 million just in connection with this particular case. one such person was the grandmother, ms. marjorie jones. several defendants were extradited to the united states while others were arrested within the united states. smith and griffin were both convicted in april of this year sentenced to more than 20 years in federal prison. she testified on behalf of her grandmother at the sentencing of one of the defendants. the inspection services aggressively investigating fraud where there is a connection with u.s. mail even when the mail is not the first point of contact. we participate in the newly formed justice of the fraud and have inspectors working full-time in jamaica and in the hague. we also know an issue has brought this week requires efforts on many fronts being engage with consumer

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military out of afghanistan. >> bret: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon, thank you.ran is promising to escalate develop mental fuel that could power nuclear weapons. if it is not given some relief from the sanctions. this occurs as the u.s. increase pressure on the islamic republic to come to the table and make concessions in its nuclear program. state department correspondent rich edson tells us where things stand. >> over the next few days iran says it's going to unveil specifically how it plans on accelerating its nuclear program. and responding to our iranian president cassondra honey. they say the threat is an attempt to negotiate a leverage or extort that community and the trump administration is promising more sanctions. they are launching a maximum pressure campaign to convince our iranian to negotiate. there's a question of whether president trump and he will meet at the assembly later this week in new york. the president says he wants to meet. benjamin netanyahu met this afternoon and a meeting was a possibility but he said "i certainly don't decide for the

drew griffin for us there in titusville. as this hurricane heads up the eastern coast of florida, central florida, the disney parks there in and around orlando, they will be shutting down at the top of the next hour, at 3:00 p.m. eastern. the disney parks there in kissimmee in central florida will be shutting down. we'll take a quick break and take you to vero beach, florida, for the latest on hurricane dorian, next. ♪ applebee's handcrafted burgers now starting at $7.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood now starting at $7.99. olay ultra moisture body wash gives skin the nourishment it needs and keeps it there longer with lock-in moisture technology. skin is petal smooth. because your best skin starts with olay. hmm. exactly. and doug. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? oh. well, we just spend all day telling everyone how we customize car insurance, because no two people are alike, so... limu gets a little confused when h

what it tells me is ken griffin loves leverage.0 million raised and he has done this before. it was a really landmark transaction when. he did it right before the crisis. ken griffin has also been spending a lot of money this year. owns this central part -- owns this central part of the house. you will see a dividend recap'withs underlying -- recap with the company's better underlying, but why not a hedge fund? julian: we brought this back the entire hour. this would not have happened if the 10 year yield was above 2%. alix: also very true. julian: it is dead issuance. certainly unconventional, no question, but returns have been asset based. journal alsohe notes that spreads are a little tighter, so investors kind of like it. alix: let's get to the second-story because it kind of dovetails. wealthy families are actually stockpiling cash on recession fears. this comes from a ubs survey. sonali: something interesting is that ubs has seen this for some time now, not to mention this last time we checked them on this, their chief invest

i want to get straight to cnn's drew griffin. he is live for us in wilmington, north carolina with the very latest. drew, talk to me about the conditions where you are tonight. >> reporter: well, i mean, the wind has not been that bad, to be quite honest, don, here along the cape fear river in downtown wilmington, but the rain has not let up for hours. just sheeting rain. of course that is the problem, especially in low-lying areas here along the north carolina coast. prone to flooding. they do have a warning, a flood warning, a flash flood warning up. and as this rain continues to just pelt this area, we are waiting to see if those low-lying areas flood. the winds have not been that bad. i don't expect them to get much worse than this as dorian, the worst of it appears to be passing by wilmington. yet another city on mainlands coast that is escaping the brunt of this storm merely because this storm is skirting the coast and not coming into the coast. don? >> drew griffin, wilmington, north carolina, thank you, drew. let's get do

>> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you. up next, the latest on trade negotiations with china. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 16 in little rock as walmart says it will discontinue the sale of short barrel and handgun ammunition. after it runs out of its current inventory. the retail giant will also discontinue handgun sales in alaska to focus on hunting rifles and related ammunition only. the announcement coming just days after a mass shooting claimed seven lives in odessa, texas. fox five in new york where an emergency order mandating measles vaccination for residents of certain neighborhoods has now been lifted. the city has seen 654 cases of measles. the most in 30 years since an outbreak mostly concentrated in the orthodox jewish neighborhoods in brooklyn began in october of 2018. >> health officials say there is still a threat and urge new yorkers to get their children immunized. amtrak facing the first said of victims to take it to court over a deadly train de

jennifer griffin reporting live at the pentagon.entagon certified ukraine had taken substantial actions to clean up corruption. green lighting $250 million in military aid. the letter sent to capitol hill lawmakers and first obtained by npr was written by the pentagon undersecretary for policy. president trump cited corruption as one of the reasons his administration withheld $250 million in military aid in july prior to his phone call with the ukrainian president. the $250 million in military aid was released september 11th, a day after congressman adam schiff, chairman of the house select intel committee makes a formal request in writing to transmit the whistle-blower complaint to his committee. to date about 225 million haas been allocated according to defense officials, shep. >> shepard: jennifer, what is the pentagon's role in this? >> it's not clear right now. senator dick durbin has called on the pentagon inspector general to investigate what the pentagon knew and when its officials knew ukraine military aid appropriated by c

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liz: jennifer griffin at the pentagon thank you so much.ing up the democrat roadmap to the white house is getting clearer by the day. dodge all of your questions about how their policies will slam your pocket book and elizabeth warren is out with a new plan a government take over of housing, and cars, along with healthcare and capitalism and loans and the whole energy sector and more. that story coming up plus president trump has another victory, another central american country that being honduras now joins guatemala and el salvador to enable u.s. to send migrants back to their countries the opposition mounting and also that big fire work display between thomas ho man, that story, coming up. at fidelity, we believe your money should always be working harder. that's why your cash automatically goes into a money market fund when you open a new account. just another reminder of the value you'll find at fidelity. open an account today. of the value you'll find at fidelity. i wanted more that's why i've got the power of 1 2 3 medicines with tre

drew griffin live in wilmington, north carolina, for us. drew, talk to me about the conditions in wilmington at this hour. >> reporter: it is going to be the big event here if it causes problem because of the low-lying nature of this area and the way it can flood in very quick timing, especially overnight what it's dark and you don't sense the water is coming up. it can come up quickly in low-lying neighborhoods. we've had a steady rain like this for about three hours. the wind is on and off. the bands are on and off, but the rain has not stopped, and that could create some very big problems, especially in this area that saw the flooding from last year from florence. so that is the concern right now here, don. >> i'm not sure if everyone heard you, but drew is saying that rain is the biggest problem where he is. drew, we're also seeing photos after a tornado touched down on the barrier island, emeril isle. what more can you tell us about that? what do you know? >> reporter: you know, first of all, i've got about a gallon of water in my ear,

drew griffin cnn atlanta.ister of los angeles clippers star kawhi leonard is now accused in a deadly robbery police in riverside arrested commission williams and another woman for the death of an 84 year-old woman police say the victim was found unconscious in a casino bathroom on august 31th. she died from her injuries at a hospital a few days later investigators say they use surveillance footage to identify the suspects. williams next court appearance is expected on september 19th. >>a former usc campus gynecologist has surrendered his medical license over sexual-assault charges. george tyndall is accused of inappropriately touching 16 women while he was a gynecologist at the school's campus health clinic, he's charged with 29 counts of sex-crimes 18 counts of sexual-assault 11 counts of sexually battery if convicted he could get up to 53 years in prison. >>the ntsb says california needs to fix highway safety barriers faster. the recommendation comes after a report that says state officials failed to fix a h

i want to go to drew griffin live in titusville, florida. about 80 miles north of miguel.ng, drew? >> we are finally getting the out are bands. and strong tropical force winds at this point. this is what authorities in this county have been worried about all day. there was a lot of complacency. a lot of looky loo will laos people coming out. officials saying santa fe in place. we have not escaped this yetd. it's finally here. the looky laos have gone home. and we are expecting a rough night. but as miguel said, everybody is believing they have dodged a bullet here really. and looking towards the bahamas with great empathy, imagining what could have been had the storm barreled in. tonight into tomorrow is when it will be bad here and then it will move along. there was a tornado warning earlierier in the northern hou. but what we are getting is the ba bn they were predicting a couple days ago. erin. >> drew, thank you very much. of course the big question is, whether it will be much worse than predicted to be in the carolinas which is where dorian may make landfall now with

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bret. >> bret: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon, thanks.ran's foreign minister says the latest round of u.s. sanctions against his country has closed the door to negotiations with the u.s. the comment coming as both president trump and iran's president are taking part in activities at the united nations this week. correspondent trey yingst has the latest from our middle east newsroom. >> a war of words continues between the united states and iran. after days of tense rhetoric following an attack on a saudi arabian oil plant, iranian president hassan rouhani spoke today in tehran to unveil a new security coalition in the persian gulf. >> this coalition is called the coalition for hope and all coastal countries of the persian gulf and hormuz region are invited to secure safety in the region. >> the plan would encounter an american initiative to build its own coalition and push back against iranian aggression. following the comments, he boarded a flight for u.n. general assembly in new york city where he will hold a series of talks this week.

from that angle jennifer and -- jennifer griffin from the pentagon. >> to follow up on what john robertsid, it wasn't just the afghan government that had been left out of those talks about making peace with the taliban but john bolton invited a few weeks back when the president met advisors at bedminster. i think the president knew that bolton did not think that the way these talks were going were going to produce a peace corps. president trump said moments ago that he called off that secret meeting to hammer out the deal with the taliban at camp david after the fourth american soldier and two weeks was killed in a taliban attack. the body of the american soldier killed in obama attack near the u.s. embassy was flown back to the united states late saturday. sergeant ellis ortiz, age 34. secretary of state mike pompeo to receive his coffin saturday night but not the president. >> are the talks now dead, and what will it take to restart them? >> for the time being they are. we have recalled them and had to come back to washington so that we could begin to think about how we would chart the

after just for 2 minutes close this side griffin credit lies more with disastrous defending from cologne think rate of attacking from glad back but score alasania player probably didn't mind one nil. that early goal didn't exactly open the floodgates europa league side black backs. that possession was newly promoted club and they were but even on chances to his lucky strike was enough to seal the win for rosa 3 points in the derby but the stunning football just to work in progress. oh had to had big expectations headed into the season bringing in lots of signings and new coaching and take children. with both teams when less had to likely figured heading to meet minds would be the best way to get back on track their off season optimism was only heightened this by drawing by and in their 1st match but they haven't earned a point. and destroyed in rubbing enquires on in the box like he has the plate one telco. markets. had his high hopes didn't any come from a new coach they smashed their club transfer record signing belgian attackers did you go back years who just missed out on equalizing.

>> reporter: he splits his allegiance between the chicago bears and the seahawks with linebacker griffinhis hand as a child. >> what do you want to do? >> like that. >> cool. >> reporter: as for the doubters -- >> think i can't? watch me. >> reporter: -- we'll watch him wrack up the kevin tibbles, nbc news, illinois. >> pretty awesome. up next, al roker with who should be on alert >> announcer: "nbc nightly news" is by . at bp, we see possibilities everywhere to help the world keep advancing. to fowler. one of the windiest places in america. to fowler. and home to three bp wind farm in the off-chance the wind ever stops blowing here... the lights can keep on shining. thanks to our natural gas. a smart partner to renewable energy. it's always ready when needed. or... not. at bp, we see possibilitieeverhere. to help the world keep advancing. and i founded hi, farmgirl flowers.mbel what started at my dining room table, has grown into a serious operation. that's why i chose the spark cash card from capital one. with unlim 2 i redeemed $115,000 in cash back in just one year which doubled our

statement from the boy he appears the boy on multiple occasions in another case a british p a file nick griffin had opened his very own orphanage and abused boys then. both men were found guilty and comes out in courts and sentenced to jail terms of 4 and 2 years respectively we return to cuckoo to follow up on the single most serious allegation that some of the children have gone missing from the orphanage. stepping in to our surprise a dutchman has arrived. i'm funfair with us i am also the same thing really so i guess there are no hours from your face other people who are all the travelers that has that part. of their success partly. in feel that wherever we turn we keep hearing about projects abroad to our amazement he tells us projects abroad never asked him for a criminal background check which he would have had to agree to under dutch law. when we go looking for direct as soon as we find him at the back. but. we want to test how serious he is about protecting his orphans by asking him if we can remove some of the children. then run. for everyone's safety we've asked the social worker to

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sergeant first class jeremy griffin of greenbrier, tennessee, was on his fourth deployment.was 41. his death comes amid an escalating taliban offensive. charlie d'agata is in kabul where there were two suicide attacks just today. >> reporter: packed crowds had gathered outside an election orlly for president ashraf ghani when a motorcyclist plowed into them and blew himself up, killing dozens. police told us many victims were women and children. ghani and his entourage were unhurt and continued campaigning. a second taliban suicide bomb struck at the heart of america's presence here in kabul, only . the taliban were quick to claim responsibility for today's bombings, which ended the lives of at least 48 people, oelivering on a promise to up their attacks after u.s. peace talks were brought to an abrupt end. remember, this is a terrorist organization president trump intended to invite to camp david to sign off on peace talks. openly claiming responsibility for killing dozens of civilians in the worst attacks since those talks collapsed. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, charlie

orofessor roger griffin says far right extremists are now interested in rural and environmental issues consider to be the pollution of the race through such things as mass migration and cosmopolitanism and pollution of the countryside, what this leads to is this term, eco—fascism. but it is feared such extreme views are becoming easier to access. and that's thanks to a new breed of radical for great activists, far right activists, who are using social media to reach a younger audience. this group is called british revival. it portrays itself as a patriotic alternative to extinction rebellion. but we did a little more digging, and we found it was set up by a man called michael wrenn, this is him with a group called generation identity, a group the government says promotes damaging and extreme views. michael wrenn ran their rural division in the south—west. so, is british revival simply a front for the same extreme views on immigration that generation identity has? british people are slowly becoming a minority in their own country. it's the way generation identity may choose to portray i

in new zealand his book was pulled from the shelves after a shooting at a mosque in christchurch griffinhas been speaking to the filmmakers behind this latest documentary. movie as far as i understand is about jordan peterson and the journey to where he's now and through his ideas what is about it that it's a wrong to see it or scrapping earlier great plans to show it. well they had agreed to a week long run of the film but there were some staff complaints and that put them in a difficult position so they decided to cancel those plans and of course you know there are some things that people really disagree with in terms of ledger in peterson has said sell people disagree with the idea of giving him a platform although making a film about him i don't think it's the same thing when they were all sorts of reasons we were getting in the instance of the cancellation of the staff complaints as far as we know they hadn't seen the film the people that had agreed to show the film initially they had seen it it really is a shame that that happens our film is and isn't like a complete celebration of

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our colleague jennifer griffin asked about him. >> did u.s. kill hansa bin laden? if it did. >> i don't have the details on that. reporter: he was believed to be around 30 years old. the state department put a 100 million dollar bounty on his head. while the u.s. military routinely flies jets and bombers it does not carry out airstrikes there. it's speculated the characteristics a carried out the strike. pakistan's former ambassador to the u.s. said in a tweet, still ambiguity about where he was killed. the u.s. knows where. why not say where unless it's to save someone from embarrassment. it's notable president trump made no mention of hansa when he spokspoke -- spoke at the pentan on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. arthel: felicity huffman is asking to serve her 14-day prison sentence in california. christina coleman is live in our los angeles bureau with the story. >> dublin prison has been called one of the cushiest in the country. she says she wants to spend her time in that all-female federal prison because it's close to her home in los angeles. but it i

he is sergeant first class jeremy w griffin from tennessee. he served as a communications sergeant. by small arms fir fire. back here at home, more frightening news about vaping. a californian man has died of a severe lung illness linked to vaping. it's the second fatality. california's governor wants to regulate the industry. he is running into some problem problems. >> i am concerned. >> but not enough to quit vaping. >> not right now. >> nationwide, with seven fatalities, officials are concerned. >> we can't allow people to get sick, because we can't have our youth be so effective. >> the governor agrees. >> you don't have bubblegum flavored products in less you are trying to target young people. speak of new york passed its own band today. california lawmakers voted down similar bills after receiving campaign donations. >> a lot of the reason why kids are now open to nicotine products is because of the players. flavors. speaker we're going to drive these issues as far as we can. >> spending $20 million to raise awareness. what's going to make the difference is getting these flav

hearing from women all the time, were saying to me that it is exactly this behavior, things like kathy griffin the president. statements like this about cressy demott crashing in to a trump property it's those kind of things that are going to give president trump a massive landslide again in the next election. >> sean: and carrie, your take. >> i mean, yeah. this is really the center of the whole problem we have. people don't want to debate issues. they are pushing their liberal agenda down everyone's throats. they are trying to push conservatives off the internet, out of campuses. they don't want to debate. there really just would like to silence us. i think those are the worst possible examples of that. >> sean: as the women for trump, you see that they have attacked donald trump. somehow, they want him to fight for trade deals, lower taxes. conservative justices. repealing obamacare. all the things he promised, but i've never seen character assassinations at a level like this. they seem to want to convince every woman not to vote for donald trump. will that work? >> no. it's not working, se

jennifer griffin reporting live from the pentagon. jennifer?or withdrawing troops from afghanistan and leaving enough troops so the homeland can't be threatened. the president met to talk about the so-called peace deal with the taliban at bedminster a few weeks ago. on the one hand, the state department, mike pompeo and special envoy are in a hurry i'm told to cut a deal with the taliban. on the other hand, military leaders that have fought and sent troops to die are joined by the cia's gina haspel and john bolton who know what happens when u.s. forces withdraw, loose intelligence networks and leave vacuums. the c.i.a. has relied on the u.s. military for air support and used former special operators as part of their ground branch operators and omega teams in afghanistan since 9-11. these malitias would have a hart time operating and keeping isis and others in check without help from the u.s. military. even the president is convinced we must stay in afghanistan. >> we're reducing the presence but we will always have a presence. we'll have high i

the alice griffin housing complex is home to the patients. they have to take two to three buses to visit their provider and four buses to san francisco general. wait times for 10 to 25 minutes for the first bus then walk. a low income household is generally unable to pay $12 for bus care. it causes them to acquire fees and penalty. the vulnerable sustainable solutions to improve their health. we have pregnant women the newborn babies. they are on the bugs, late to ap-- they are on the bus and late to appointments and can't be seen. many are black african-americans. this is highest in the black african-american population. we do need change in district 10 for around equity on the line. i was part of the patrol hill lost 53 southern heights. it would go around the hill. it is a very hilly terrain. people who live in the public housing really need to take a bus to get to the to clinic. bus lines were removed and people cannot get to the clinic. we have had people who probably have lost their life prematurely due to the fact there is not equity i

sergeant griffin is the 17th american killed in afghanistan, 18 years after the war began.1 is returning to a new set of challenges at home. our sunday closer. tom brokaw visited a group of vets telling their stories from the stage. >> reporter: some stories you have to live and tell which is why scott mann wrote his play last hour. he was a green barret for 20 years. >> the longer it goes on. the less people aware that this happened. >> reporter: when he returned home, it was difficult to convey what he endured in combat. >> it is our obligation to help people understand it because we are going to keep sending people into harm's way and we got to understand it. >> reporter: pouring out his experiences on the page but he soon found he had a real play on his hands and a powerful tool for healing. >> build this to help katy to understand why i had to be gone so much. >> it is amazing how you put people in the room and they connect around the hard subject. >> wake up, americans don't care anymore. casts and crew and all special vo forces of vet erans. >> we brought our own lig