. >> every mission has its own types of dangers, and this one is not exactly like afghanistan or iraq, but defendant its own dangers and its own challenges night. knew what i signed up for and i knew what i was getting myself into. >> reporter: after seven years in the guard this is her first deployment. >> i'm eager to go. >> reporter: leaving a one and a two-year-old at home. all these guys also have day jobs when they're not on guard duty, but it is what it is. >> we need for you to get in the pirkt. >> reporter: at the d.c. armory, karen gray houston, fox 5 news. >> we are following a developing story in prince george's county tonight where police are searching for a murder suspect wanted for killing an elderly woman in capitol heights. police found 71-year-old geraldine mcintyre dead in her home yesterday afternoon. police are still trying to figure out what led to the attack. whether the suspect broke into her home or if it was someone she knew. >> at this thyme there's an investigation into whether it's a forced entry or whether the incident took place in the home, whether that

counting and ask yourself how many orphans are going to bed with clenched fists tonight in afghanistan or iraq who grow up willing to fly a plane into the building how many trillions are we prepared to spend on inventing that. can do everything go to school and not just go to school but excel in school work really really hard and i graduated and really had to feeling a lot of the time very consciously in my head that. i might as well. you know i mean. was there reason for me to be in debt good evening of all the time bombs on the american economy set to explode with dire consequences this is a big one staggering debt from student loans everyone is told a college education is a way to get ahead college tuitions though keep going up so does the borrowing and we just hit an awful milestone our nation's combined student loan debt has now hit one trillion dollars that averages out to. many four thousand per student it's now larger than credit card debt in this country and it comes just as an entire generation is just starting out. i have to. pass. i. was. going. i. was. thinking that if your goal a

counting and ask yourself how many orphans are going to bed with clenched fists tonight in afghanistan or iraq who grow up willing to fly a plane into the building and how many trillions more we prepared to spend on avenging that and the. next thing you can do every. go to school and not just go to school but excel in school work really really hard and i graduated and really had the feeling a lot of the time very consciously in my head that. i might as well. you know i mean. was there reason for me to be in debt good evening of all the time bombs in the american economy set to explode with dire consequences this is a big one staggering debt from student loans everyone is told a college education is a way to get ahead college tuitions though keep going up so does the borrowing and we just hit an awful milestone our nation's combined student loan debt has now hit . one trillion dollars that averages out to twenty four thousand per student it's now larger than credit card debt in this country and it comes just as an entire generation is just starting out how. to. thank. god. was. that a year ago

he's the fourth to get the highest decoration for actions in afghanistan or iraq. ♪ ♪ >>> and the memorialcowboys stadium for retired navy seal chris kyle was just huge. so big that's why they put it at the stadium. he was perhaps the deadliest sniper in american military history and was shot and killed just nine days ago. another iraqi war vet is charged with killing him. kyle became famous for his best- selling book, american sniper. >>> new at 11:00, the website, the hill reports that on wednesday the white house will issue an executive order aimed at boosting the nation's defenses against cyber attacks. this order would set up a voluntary program for companies like power plants, refineries and water treatment centers. under it those companies would receive classified info on cyber threats and share suspected messages for fending off the attacks. >>> nobody wants to be stranded at sea but that is the reality for folks aboard the triumph tonight. operated by carnival cruise, the engine caught fire, conked out yesterday leaving the ship adrift in the gulf of mexico. another carnival ship

understand this is an ancillary job and there is a high revel of rotation of people coming back from afghanistan or iraq, whatever the case may be, but we also reach out to squadron level training. it really comes down to meeting with your cooperating agencies and training together on a frequent basis and having good and open dialogue. >> as i look back at that map here, knowing we were heading into that time of year where we're going to hit significant fire weather and knowing northern california as we are now but eventually southern california, one of the most effective ways to stop the fires from growing is that initial attack, which means we need to be able to quickly put resources up in the air and move them. i guess my question is from a national guard perspective, from a naval perspective, with the helicopter resources down there, do you feel you would be able to quickly move those resources and you have the agreements in place. we'll start with the national guard and work on our way down. >> although we're advertised as a one week a month and two weekends a year, i've got crews on pretty much ev

behind those two hispanic women in a pickup truck and just blew it away the way they do in afghanistan or iraq ok these police officers that they allegedly shot people by mistake and of course surely there's been a bit more consideration and thought before taking action there to pull the trigger but dorner allegedly targeted innocent people and the whole thing pretty meditated and he laid that out and this manifesto so i don't know if you could really compare the taylor what do you think i did it's not a matter of comparing the two it's a matter of it that what dorner is is is sort of a one man wants riot or it or you know post rodney king riots the well what he's done is he has brought to the fore in a in a way that no no no amount of public action and political action has been able to do to shine a light on the true nature of the less interest police department the routine brutality towards people the unwillingness to investigate itself openly to do. to punish the kinds of transgressions that he's talking about you know the brutality the racism the kick the gratuitous kicking people who are

like iraq or afghanistan or syria. a few months ago, everyone was saying that we have to get into serious smile. whether that's right or wrong, i don't think it was very well informed. most of what i heard is that people are dying, so we have to go there. i am not an spears and paris because i have been involved close enough to know that there are many conspiracies that work, and there aren't as many secrets as you think, because most of them get leaked. they do not always get leaked accurately, but that is my experience. >> the gentleman with his hand up. >> general, when i was growing up, the big concern was nuclear weapons, nuclear war, mutual deterrence and all of that sort of thing. that sort of faded away with the solution of the soviet union. yet we still hear about nuclear capabilities of rogue nations like north korea and iran. and the constant drumbeat of what happens if iran succeeds or the north koreans have a weapon that can reach america. i am curious to know your perspective on where we stand, whether we

, prolonged stability operations which translated to english is like no more iraqs and afghanistans. not just no more iraqs orafghanistans, but when you do your scenarios, when you crank your calculations to figure out how many troops you need, this is not even the kind of scenario that should enter into the calculation. and as you say, the small stuff is mainly special forces. some people, including john gnawing l, as you well know, have proposed setting up a special advise and assist, you know, soldiers who would be specialists in being advisers to overseas armies. and i think that is what a lot of the army is doing now. but they're kind of in a pickle. they don't know, they don't know what to do. as you might know, you know, there's something out in western california in the desert called the national training center. during the cold war there were these massive mock tank battles where, you know, team blue and team red would go at each other in tank maneuvers. when iraq and afghanistan happened, they erected these mock villages, and they hired exiles to play -- you know, like somebody would be the mayor, s

this one is not like afghanistan or iraq. it does have its own dangers and challenges. >> i knew what i signed up for. >> the troops got ice cream and cake to go with their sendoff hugs. they will be heading to gitmo tomorrow morning on a support mission to help run the prison staff and keep order. >>> coming up next, we'll go live to fox business network in new york for a look at why, if you work in virginia, getting health insurance through work might be a little bit more difficult. we'll tell you about it when we come back. i'm drinking dunkin'. i'm just in love with the flavor. i get mine black. i don't want to take away from that pure taste. so smooth, no bitterness. it's awesome. there's no other taste like it. america runs on dunkin' coffee. so i used my citi thankyou card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? and with all the points i've been earning, i was able to get us a flight to our favorite climbing spot, even on a holiday weekend. ♪ things are definitely...

it's something very different than what we see in afghanistan or iraq. don't see the women that are this aggressive and... and hostile. even though the... the females had come out of this building and talked to us, they were still very combative and aggressive, and we saw that throughout the entire compound, even all the way up on the third floor. >> pelley: they secured the ground floor, and then the second floor. the team continued to head up these stairs, single file. the first seal in line is called the point man. owen, at this point, was right behind him, number two, going up to the third floor. the seals had been told to expect one of osama bin laden's sons. >> owen: guys start making their way up the stairs, and... it's quiet. it's pitch black in the house. no... no lights. all night vision. get to the second floor, intel had said, "hey, we think that khalid, his son, lives on the second floor." >> pelley: this is osama bin laden's son? >> owen: yeah. the guy in front of me, who's point man, he sees the head pop out and disappear really quick arou

she didn't travel that much internationally, but when she did, to afghanistan or to iraq, she met with all of the key people, but she always asked that she also meet with some of the key women. and then as secretary, she really made these issues a cornerstone of our foreign policy, obviously, in creating the position that i have, which is the first ever u.s. ambassador for global women's issues, it was sending a signal that the united states took these issues seriously, that we recognize that no country could get ahead if it left half of its people behind. and over the last four years, under her leadership, a great deal of policy has been created. the president issued a national action plan on women, peace and security that recognizes that diplomatically and in development, in defense, we need to incorporate the role of women into our work in those areas, wherever it happens around the world. >> the post of global ambassador for women's issues, will that continue? have you been guaranteed that? >> yes. that will definitely continue. it was, as you know, the first time it had been done

service members killed in afghanistan or iraq.first time that's happened since july 2011. overnight however there was a tragic reminder that the horrors of war echo far beyond the battlefield. navy s.e.a.l. chris kyle who's best-telling book "american sniper" detours four tours in iraq was killed yesterday as a gun range in texas. the shooter believed to be a former marine whom kyle was counseling through a struggle with ptsd. in iraq kyle was awarded two silver star and five bronze stars for bravery. we honor his service. and that is all for us today. thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. check out "world news" with david muir tonight and see you tomorrow on "gma." i got it when we could download an hd movie in like two minutes. [ male announcer ] once you've got verizon fios internet, you get it, the difference 100% fiber optics makes. but don't take our word for it, ask a real fios customer. ask me about the upload speeds. they're sick! [ male announcer ] so go online today and send a tweet to a real fios customer, an

service members killed in afghanistan or iraq.the first time that's happened since july 2011. overnight however there was a tragic reminder that the horrors of war echo far beyond the battlefield. navy s.e.a.l. chris kyle whose best-telling book "american sniper" details four tours in iraq was killed yesterday at a gun range in texas. the shooter believed to be a former marine whom kyle was counseling through a struggle with ptsd. in iraq kyle was awarded two silver stars and five bronze stars for bravery. we honor his service. and that is all for us today. thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. check out "world news with david muir" tonight, and i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." >> in the news super bowl sunday is finally here as 49er fans and police get ready for the big game. and some cajun flavor for fans in new orleans. we will have a live report from abc7 news reporter katie marzullo from outside the super bowl. >> partly cloudy skies. temperatures near 50 right now from the emeryville camera. there is an end in site

service members killed in afghanistan or iraq.the first time that's happened since july 2011. overnight however there was a tragic reminder that the horrors of war echo far beyond the battlefield. navy s.e.a.l. chris kyle whose best-telling book "american sniper" details four tours in iraq was killed yesterday at a gun range in texas. the shooter believed to be a former marine whom kyle was counseling through a struggle with ptsd. in iraq kyle was awarded two silver stars and five bronze stars for bravery. we honor his service. and that is all for us today. thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. check out "world news with david muir" tonight, and i'll see you tomorrow on "gma."

american history class but the students can't watch any films about the civil war vietnam or iraq or afghanistan or even world war two we can't learn from that stuff because the n.r.a. has told us that those violent films could potentially trigger violent attitudes class also all images of violence have been removed from the textbooks. necessary to keep the kids safe. finally the bell rings and everybody rushes out of the school past the armed guards and into the welcoming arms of their armed parents i was safety at school as not a single madman was able to carry out a mass murder when third grader jamie gets the school bus he rushes into his mom's arms she asks him what happened at school today he tells her about mr duncan's wounded and in the five people shot the librarian what happened poor little billy who shot himself the face of the boy's bathroom but she hugs your song tight knowing that he's the n.r.a. wayne la pierre and the school's cache of guns did their job keeping mass shooters at bay for the day and isn't that what's most important. that's the way it is tonight monday february fou

look at the policy and my concern is that if that american citizen is in theater, is in afghanistan or was in iraq or the theater of operation where there is active hostility going against the united states and there's american citizen, you know, in the mountains of afghanistan, then i think that policy makes sense. >> greta: all right. >> and if that person is here in the united states, obviously, we shouldn't be able to kill an american citizen here in the united states, you know, because of that suspicion and i would have a much higher threshold of doing so in countries outside of the theater of operation. >> let me give you some examples. a 16-year-old american whose father was a terrorist, but he was not in yemen. now, that's not, that's not afghanistan, that's not iraq. >> right. >> greta: there have been protests against the united states there, but protests against the united states in europe and i mean, in paris and in london over time. there are protests against america in lots of places. yemen is not a war zone. not like afghanistan. >> no, i would agree with that and to me, that would