so at the very highest level, they knew their aviators were out of control. >> colonel christensen hasays had a strong sense of justice. and it propelled him into a role that was very different from generations of military men before him. >>> knew i wanted to be a lawyer. and the air force gave me a great opportunity to do that. >> as a young lawyer, the colonel had to start somewhere. early on, he worked as defense counsel, representing service members accused in sexual assault cases. were you winning a lot of your cases at the time? >> yes. and you know, that's not unique to me. the defense dominates in sexual assault cases in the military. by the time someone is investigated, by the time a decision has been made to charge somebody, the odds are most of the people you defend are guilty. and there were people that i defended that were acquitted that were probably guilty. >> how did that go over with you? >> it wears on you. you win the cases, but at the end of the day you have caused someone who is probably telling the truth to be viewed as a liar. >> it is a pattern of injustice that

. >> joe manchin, he's the man of the hour right now with christensen about in arizona. joe manchin, i have to say has done a pretty good job on the heopioid front. there is a new opioid development and it's very strong, still available today. my mom prescribed it, it made her feel awful. i told her to stop but also, he was instrumental in getting hydrocodone to different class, a more restrictive class of drugs, limiting to prescriptions you have, you have to go back to the doctor and it moved from this schedule, the same restrictions on oxycontin and he was an adamant supporter ofn that.. overall, he's done a decent job. we've got this infrastructure bill, the talk on the airways but he's always been a strong advocate for anything related to curbing substance abuse orders disorders and bring money to state for treatment. >> i want to go back to mary in michigan where she said she's seeing along all socioeconomic lines top to bottom. i think it was mary. >> yeah, there's been here in west h virginia, we all know somebody who died of a drug overdose and that means kids o

are big political questions in this part of gracious, especially during the election campaign. christensen serves the look of our gratian, majority, insert minority, live together in the sound, but that they leave separate lives. a gratian sir, children go to different kindergarten, and so they sit in different classes at school. social life, c, l. social life is also organized on ethical principles. so creations go to grayson bars, send restaurants to server, go to service, bark affair, and restaurants, but serves and crease on the look about how have one thing in common. no job sold. thousands of people, young people decided to move out of seats and go through different parts of reesha or abroad. okay, now colleen services each and joining us there from fuko var. thank you very much and deeds for bringing us that update. for decades, afghanistan's helen's province was on the frontline of the country's conflict. no groups are trying to clear bombs and land mines left from the war to prevent people being killed or injured lea, a haunting reports instead of just learning math and science. t

during the fight against iso, the department of defense says it confirmed for civilian deaths. christensen. amy has more details now from new york. us central command is defending the 2019 air strikes in syria that killed up to 80 people as quote, legitimate self defense. special operations unit was targeting iso when it dropped to bombs near the city of bog, who's a new york times report alleges that up to 64 women and children were killed in that attack, making it a possible war crime. but the us said in a statement that appropriate steps were taken to rule out the presence of civilians, and that while the war is the loss of innocent life, there was evidence that multiple women and at least one child were carrying weapons, making them legitimate targets. the defense department did launch and inquiry into the incident according to the new york times, but the bombing itself was ultimately stripped from that report and no independent investigation was ever launched. again, the united states insisting that this attack was justified and police and democratic republic of congo have used tear g

group of students who chased the united states senator and professor at arizona state university, christensenroom, the same students that we could okay met with a list of -- to blackball at arizona state university, i am probably a member of three of those clubs. these students want nothing more than to remove any beliefs or ideas they disagree with from their campus. >> another statement from this group, quote, we as the asu community like fauci saying he signs, these folks saying they are the community but they don't feel safe knowing a mass shooting who express violent intentions about protecting property over people is so carelessly allowed to be admitted to the school at all. putting aside the factual inaccuracies right throughout the statement when the end? went is our country push back on this notion that i don't agree with something so you must lose everything in your life and i am canceling you? >> we are losing our campuses to mob rule at this moment. this isn't a model of hundreds, it is a model of dozens and it is only possible because faculty allows this to happen. on campus from

christensen might hear he became to the he appeared tell essentially to the house caucus.lped broker a deal. >> between the moderates and the liberals to get to get them to come together for the socialist for that build back better. bill. >> still out there or joe mansion christian center. i'm no one really knows where they want to fall and it's going to be a biden's real leadership and whether or not he can get them to sign off on this on the build back better. bill after the house passes it i think is going to be very tense the speaker is going to try and get a bill done this week scheduled for a vote and then and then it's going to be, you know, around the holidays that will see if the senate will take this up and it joe manchin krysten sinema decide that maybe this is good enough. maybe this will work for them or they get to make sure that from their constituents that they really realize that they need to need to make the vote. >> right now. it's very uncertain. >> all right. michael, as always, thank you so much for our time. that's our political analyst michael yaki,

sumas mayor kyle christensen. >> we're very thankful we haven't had any injuries or loss of life.always was our biggest concern. >> yang: in the northern city of everson, a father is missing, after his car was swept away on monday. at the time, his son was on the phone with him. >> the last words i heard my dad say is "come take me out, come take me out please." he was pleading me to jump in there and take him out. >> yang: after work crews cleared many roads, the washington transportation department said today, "there are still several state highways closed due to flooding." in some parts of the state, like in mount vernon, north of seattle, waters have begun to recede, but many have lost power and suffered property damage. on monday, washington governor jay inslee declared a severe weather state of emergency for 14 counties in the western part of the state. the effects are also being felt across the border, in canada's british columbia province. the canadian government said today it's marshaling its air force to assist the province with evacuations and to support supply lines. d

. >> foreman ncia act roamy christensen was a part of the investigation.ame department of de la cruz. >> so they would have seen each other? >> they lived in the same units and actually hung out together. >> is it possible those were were plotting a murder from a ship at sea? >> so we basically looked at where the ship was at the time those e-mails were sent. >> digging through all the data would take the ncis some time. well, detective rodriguez waited for the results, he kept stringing eric along, did not give him a hint that he, not john bordeaux, is now the prime suspect. it was almost like we were chan championing a cause together, he was on our team. >> you just do what you are doing today. >> the ncis figured out exactly where eric was when those e-mails supposedly from john bordeaux pinked in sherri's inbox. >> he was in port in japan and hong kong and south korea at the exact times these e-mails were september to sherri jackson and her family. so who would have had access to a navy network? who would have been in japan, hong kong and korea during