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photo journalist. i spent up to five years in kandahar, afghanistan, covering the war there. i think that photos are kind of like a double-edged sword, right. on one hand you can engage with the critical crucial topic and not be traumatised relative to being there with the photographs of war. really, the two key things that i realise that are missing from a photograph are the true experience of combat. number one, is smell. the smell of death, and the sound of war, the screaming, holerring, gunfire, explosions. i'm trying to give an entry point for people to learn. if you just traumatise people, it negates that. >> photography to a great extent by defining events and a single image runs the risk of oversimplifying something that actually has origins that cannot be contained in the image. joe rosenthal's photograph for the associated press of the raising of the american flag on mt. suribachi is a fascinating story. it became an important image for the u.s. military to shore up american support for the war effort which was flagging at the time. what's often not told is the story

name is louie palou i'm a photojournalist, i spent up to five years in kandahar afghanistan covering the war there. photos are like a double edged sword right? on the one hand you can engage with this critical crucial top irk and not traumatized with the photographs of war. the two key things that i realize are the true of combat, the smell, the sound, the gun fire, explosions. i'm trying to give an entry point to people to learn. if all i'm going odo is traumatize people it kind of knee gates al -- negativates alf negates all of that. >> something that has origination that cannot be contained in the image. joe rosentha always's image is a fascinating image. it became a very important image for the u.s. military to shore up american support for the war effort which was flagging at the time. and what's often not told is the story of the men who raise that flag and who through absolutely no intention of their own became symbols of american true ux. several of them the ones that -- triumph. the ones who firefight came back to the united states forced to be marched around the united states as symbols. >> what

it is a photo of army ranger josh hargiss, wounded last week in the attack in afghanistan that killed four members of his unit. he is being awarded the purple heart in the hospital in this photo, a ceremony his commander thought he was unconscious for. until he started to raise his hand in a salute. he struggled to raise his arm with his doctors and his tubing, but he succeeded. the commander sent this picture along with a letter to hargiss' wife taylor saying grown men wept in that room at this sight. adding it was the most beautiful salute he had ever witnessed. >>> still ahead for us tonight, shock and sadness after the death of 12-year-old girl. a sheriff issues a warning across the country. >>> and later, a coach making a difference on and off the field, by making a extraordinary difference with kids as part of a team. >>> we are back tonight with a story that is intended as a wake-up call to all families with children, especially their parents. tonight in florida a local sheriff is lashing out at two middle school girls who are accused in the latest case of cyber bullying in thi

afghanistan have buried. the military moved all photos, balloons and love letters.eanup started quietly in august when officialsals decided section 60 should beuld just like the rest of the cemetery. >> doctor robo is retiring. he says he will officially believe at the end of the year. the howard university boardoard of trustees acurrented drcht d wayne fred r.b.i. as interim president. a special committee of the board will oversee the transition and search for a permanent successor. >> up next some of the best shutdown pickup lines we'veve seen. i told you it goes all overl the place. >> yes, it does. do you remember the video ofeo the worker who quit her job? yeah. the boss and other employees fire back with a new clip ofip their own. don't miss it in our talk of the day. what's better than zero heartburn? ♪ ♪ nothing, that's what? that's why i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. 'cause it gives me a big fat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc. the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight y

photo or tweet or put it on facebook. for now abdullah is reaching afghanistans in the original way. people of afghanistan are confused. they don't know what type of afghanistan they are heading towards. >> if it goes ahead as planned april's election will mark the first democratic transfer of power in history. >>> i want to tell you about some breaking news coming right now. the leading opposition figure from the bangladesh national party has been found guilty and been sentenced to death out of the 23 charges that he was accused of he has been found gilguilty of nine of them. that is all of the information that we have right now. more on this story to come in the next few hours as and when we get it. to recap it there. the o p significance figure from the bangladesh party has been found guilty of the bangladesh war of independence in 1983. >>> south korea is celebrating 65 years since the foundation of it's armed forces. to mark the event it's staging one of the biggest ever military parades. h11,000 soldiers are cities participating in air and ground demonstrations. it's a show of

it is a photo of army ranger josh hargiss, wounded last week in the attack in afghanistan that killed four members of his unit. he is being awarded the purple heart in the hospitals of this photo, a ceremony his commander thought he was unconscious for, until he started to raise his hand in a salute. he struggled to raise his arm with his doctors and his tubing, but he succeeded. the commander sent a picture to his wife, saying that grown men went at the sight, adding it was the most beautiful salute he had ever witnessed. >>> still ahead, shock and sadness after the death of a 12-year-old girl. an outraged sheriff issues a warning to parents across the country. >>> and on the field, making extraordinary kids part of a team. do something you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we

photos at the grave site. section 60 holds most of those killed in fighting in iraq and afghanistan.ompromise will allow momentos to be placed the rest of this fall and winter since summertime grass growing requirements have subsided and the cemetery is looking into whether a long-term accommodation can be made. >>> it's very complicated to organize one so a big sigh of relief for the people who organize the marine corps marathon because now it will go on as planned now that the government shutdown is over. it steps off next sunday, october 27 but since most of the course is on federal land, marathon organizers had been scrambling trying to find alternate routes and that's no easy task there. was even talk of canceling t. the 30,000 people running this year are happy it's going to go off. >> frustrated as i am from a running perspective, it doesn't affect my paycheck so i have a lot to be thankful for. >> that's true. race organizers are optimistic everything should go off as scheduled now. >>> it is 5:35. time for another your money report. jessica is off today. the shutdown -- the

in the latest source of violence in afghanistan as the country's government comes under pressure to make a peace with the taliban for children who were among the photos when a taliban suicide bomb detonated a consulate at spencers leaving an international compound east of kabul and nato convoy is said to have been the target foreign forces and diplomatic missions often come under insurgent attacks as a teaching force is a cell for nato troops withdrawal in twenty fourteen one presidential candidate for the next year's election told us that full government control is to blame. i'm afraid the increase. has been very very evident in the past few months mr karzai is not living in afghanistan that will be remembered as a stable afghanistan and afghanistan that our government has public support a government that has been able to attack bigger problems that people are suffering from which is poverty lack of jobs corruption lack of rule of law their baby some some some achievements but these achievements have not been because of this government these are for your students have been because of the mass inertia of the presence of the international community an

afghanistan. >>> today's data dive gets a ticket to ride on the bandwagon that is beatlemaniai. in 1964, ringo starr is thatted this photo. the beatle's drummer put out a tour to find the fans for a new book called photography. as the same goes, star recreated the shot with a little help from his friends at the today's show, those fans who skipped school to see the band are in their 60s. bob to thet was suspended three days to truancy. the head master finally admitted skipping school for the lads from liverpool was a good idea. beatlemania is sleeve and well even two band members aren't. they are the best selling band in history with more billboard hits than any other. incredibly, they continue to be hot today, 43 years after they broke up. only five acts have been able to sell as much music in britain this century as the beatles. the fab four saying you never give me your money. you only give me your funny paper. i am not sure what they were talking about because they grossed $71 million just this past year. paul mccartney made 47 million, largely thanks to solo giggs and publishing rights to a gone but not forgotten st

afghanistans to monitor the vote. >> if they see something happening they could take the photo which is also in evidence, tweet or pute facebook. >> reporter: for now he is inviting them to his home and listening to their concerns. >> people are confused. they don't know what sort of thing they are heading towards and that is because of lack of vision. >> reporter: if it goes as planned the april election will be the first democratic transfer of power in history and i'm jennifer from kabul. >> reporter: venezuela expelled three american diplomates and they are conspiring with political opponents to sabotage the economy and has 48 hours to go. in brazil they clashed with teachers demanding better pay and teachers on the government payroll earn $400 a month. in haite they fired tear gas and thousands took to the streets calling on president to hold elections and the country was meant to hold elections two years ago. in peru, illegal gold mining, is worth more than the drug trade and are trying to crack down on wild cat mines but they report from the district here the minors say nevertheless they are going to strike. >>

photo sits a purple heart. perceived unconscious he was presented the medal in a hospital room in afghanistan. he started to raise his arm in salute. >> he's an awesome kid, an awesome man. >> that puts things into perspective tonight and tonight there are millions thanking him, thanks for this special report. this is fair and balanced and still. >> breaking news tonight on the kelly file. deal is done. debt ceiling lifted. government back open for 12 weeks. what happens then? hi, everyone, i'm megyn kelly we're waiting for the presidents signature, the white house saying all federal workers can return tomorrow and they can expect every bit of their back pay. it's hardly over, because america runs out of money again in roughly 90 days and congress has 40 working days to reach a new deal. ed henry joins

photo sits a purple heart. perceived unconscious he was presented the medal in a hospital room in afghanistan.is arm in salute. >> he's an awesome kid, an awesome man. >> that puts things into perspective tonight and tonight there are millions thanking him, thanks for this special report. this is fair and balanced and still. >> breaking news tonight on the kelly file. deal is done. debt ceiling lifted. government back open for 12 weeks. what happens then? hi, everyone, i'm megyn kelly we're waiting for the presidents signature, the white house saying all federal workers can return tomorrow and they can expect every bit of their back pay. it's hardly over, because america runs out of money again in roughly 90 days and congress has 40 working days to reach a new deal. ed henry jos

photo has gone viral. look at this. a wounded army ranger salutes from his hospital bed moments after emerging from surgery. he was wounded when a suicide bomber targeted his unit in afghanistan earlier that day. four other rangers died. he saluted when his commander gave him the purple heart. the doctor tried to get him 20 rest his ban good eveninged arm. >>> a mom is being called fit after her facebook photo created an uproar. she was in this photo with a sports bra with the caption, what's your excuse. it has received more than 16,000 comments and many critics trying to shame overweight mothers. she said her intention is to inspire mothers. she works full time and no nanny and still manages to exercise five to six hours a week. >>> perhaps your cat is a secret wine con connoisseur and you never realized it. this is the pitch from a japanese company selling the fermented feline concoction. it is called niya-niya-nuvo. it is made with grapes and catnip. it is on sale in japan and costs about $4 a bottle. we are waiting to find out if wine makers here in wine country will follow suit. >> goodness. let's check the forecast. that's crazy. >> sandhya patel is here. >> we are cat

photo has gone viral. look at this. a wounded army ranger salutes from his hospital bed moments after emerging from surgery. he was wounded when a suicide bomber targeted his unit in afghanistanarlier that day. four other rangers died. he saluted when his commander gave him the purple heart. the doctor tried to get him 20 rest his ban good eveninged arm. >>> a mom is being called fit after her facebook photo created an uproar. she was in this photo with a sports bra with the caption, what's your excuse. it has received more than 16,000 comments and many critics trying to shame overweight mothers. she said her intention is to inspire mothers. she works full time and no nanny and still manages to exercise five to six hours a week. >>> perhaps your cat is a secret wine con connoisseur and you never realized it. this is the pitch from a japanese company selling the fermented feline concoction. it is called niya-niya-nuvo. it is made with grapes and catnip. it is on sale in japan and costs about $4 a bottle. we are waiting to find out if wine makers here in wine country will follow suit. >> goodness. let's check the forecast. that's crazy. >> sandhya patel is here. >> we are cater

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photo has gone viral. look at this. a wounded army ranger salutes from his hospital bed moments after emerging from surgery. he was wounded when a suicide bomber targeted his unit in afghanistant day. four other rangers died. he saluted when his commander gave him the purple heart. the doctor tried to get him 20 rest his ban good eveninged arm. >>> a mom is being called fit after her facebook photo created an uproar. she was in this photo with a sports bra with the caption, what's your excuse. it has received more than 16,000 comments and many critics trying to shame overweight mothers. she said her intention is to inspire mothers. she works full time and no nanny and still manages to exercise five to six hours a week. >>> perhaps your cat is a secret wine con connoisseur and you never realized it. this is the pitch from a japanese company selling the fermented feline concoction. it is called niya-niya-nuvo. it is made with grapes and catnip. it is on sale in japan and costs about $4 a bottle. we are waiting to find out if wine makers here in wine country will follow suit. >> goodness. let's check thst. that's crazy. >> sandhya patel is here. >> we are catering to the cats no

. >> seriously injured during a suicide attack in afghanistan, rose to the occasion when he was given his purple heart. this photoe viral. his doctors and commanding officers thought he was unconscious when it was time to present him with the medal. the officers pinned it to his blanket, but the corporal just out of surgery surprised everyone when he accepted his purple heart by absoluting his commander. >> any have not in a leads the lift of nominees for the hall of fame class of 2014. ♪ ♪ >> the rockers were nominated in its first year of eligibility. others have waited for a long time to get their shot at the hall. >> pakistan's movie industry is rolling out the red carpet for a big budget action film focusing on the country's fight against terrorism. there are hopes it could help get that struggling film industry back on track. >> it was a rare night of celebrity and glamour at islamabad premier of the much anticipated film, the first action movie to be made on a multi-million dollars budget. it has the potential to change the struggling industry. >> i really feel that with the release of the movie, the pakis

photo sits the purple heart. purr received to be unconscious. hargus was presented his medal surrounded by 50 people in a hospital room in afghanistan when he starteds arm in salute. >> he is an awesome kid can. he is an awesome man. >> and that's an awesome story. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that putting things in perspective a bit. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and up afraid. we have it all for you. greta goes "on the record" right now. >>> this is a fox news alert. it's changing every second. it is down to the wire, and right now you are looking live at the senate floor. senator ted cruz is speaking now, and we are awaiting that big vote in the u.s. senate on a deal to reopen the government and hike the debt ceiling or at least open it up. for the latest we go live to chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel, mike? >> well, greta, as always, your timing is perfect because we are expecting a vote in the united states senate on this compromise deal negotiated between senate majority leader harry reid and senate republican leader mitch mcconnell that would reopen the government, would extend the govern

photo, tweet or put it on the facebook. >> reporter: for now he is meeting people the traditional way. inviting them to his home. >> the people of afghanistansed [ technical difficulties ] >> reporter: if it goes ahead as planned it would remark the first transition of power in afghanistan's history. >>> jailed star sanjay debt has been released from prison temporarily to receive medical treatment. he became popular in his role as a do-goo gangster. >> translator: i have come home on parole, which is every prisoner's right. i respect the law of the land. i will go back to jail once my leave period is over. i only want to request of the media that i spend the time that i have with my family. >>> the champions league returns on tuesday. chelsea faced the romanian club. but chelsea's manager has been the main talking point as always. here is what he had to say. >> i make mistakes but i try to be honest all the time. so the same way i try to be honest with one and say that he is going to play tomorrow because of what he did in training, and because of what he did in the last matches he played. with kevin is the same. i did not like the match he

reporter: on his chest in the photo sits the purple heart, perceived to be unconscious he received his medal surrounded by about 50 people in a hospital room in afghanistanted to raise his arm in salute. >> he's an awesome kid, awesome man. >> that puts things in perspective tonight and tonight, there are millions saluting back. thanks for inviting us into your home. that's it for this special edition of special report. fair, balanced and still unafraid. . >> breaking news tonight on the kelly file. deal is done. debt ceiling lifted. government back open for 12 weeks. what happens then? hi, everyone, i'm megyn kelly we're waiting for the presidents signature, the white house saying all federal workers can return tomorrow and they can expect every bit of their back pay. it's hardly over, because america runs out of money again in roughly 90 days and congress has 40 working days to reach a new deal. ed henry joins

photo. take a look at this. army ranger josh hargis, in the hospital, after being gravely wounded in afghanistan. he got a visit from his commander just the other day. and his wife says that what happened moments later left not a dry eye in the room. taylor hargis opened a letter from the commander of the u.s. army's 3rd ranger battalion in afghanistan. for any military wife, a moment of dread. the commander had written that her husband, josh, was seriously wounded. an afghan woman had detonated a suicide vest. four members of josh's team were killed. and it had taken two hours to get josh to the hospital. but josh was alive. later writing on facebook, taylor explained, josh was immediately pushed through a series of surgeries. and emerged hours later into an intensive care unit. he was being moved to germany. but first, a tradition. the commander would award josh the purple heart for his sacrifice. as the ceremony began, everybody thought josh was unconscious. when something truly remarkable happened. he somehow found the strength to slowly raise his arm, extend his fingers and salute. pure dete

photo is viral. a wounded army ranger salutes from his hospital bed moments after he came out of surgery. he is a corporal and was wound when a suicide bomber targeted his unit in afghanistanrs were killed. he saluted when the commander awards him the purple heart. a doctor tried to get him to resolutionly bandaged arm but it was a losing battle because he is a ranger. >> pg&e says they will vent natural gas in the same neighborhood devastated by a deadly explosion that claimed eight lives three years ago. crews will, would on a gas pipeline in the city's crest mo neighborhood. pg&e is warning there could be a gas odor during the venting process. crews expect to start at 10:00 a.m. and finish around 1:00 o'clock p.m. >> a look at the roads. leyla gulen? >> happy hump day. as we take a look we have a couple of problems out there and one is a solo vehicle spinout and that has been taken off the freeway and now we have a stalled pickup truck northbound 880 up to the maze and that is blocking one lane. so far it does not appear to be causing delays and now we see a little bit of volume building westbound along 80 as we go over to the bay bridge. speaking of which, we will look

he was injured while serving in afghanistan and while in a neck brace and as you can see, covered in tubes, josh managed to muster the strength to salute. this photoby his wife, taylor, and josh's father became so emotional that he couldn't hold back the tears. >> i think it was unconscious. i think he was totally out. he just, you know, that's the way he is. he felt it. i'm overwhelmed. i'm overwhelmed that that's my boy, that he could comfort me. yeah. >> overwhelmed, he says. josh's commander wrote in a letter to mrs. hargiss that the salute was the single greatest event he had witnessed in his ten years in the army. how about that. >>> before i let you go, we are moments away from the closing bell and maybe one record could soon be broken. alison kosik live at the stock exchange with some news perhaps on the s&p. >> interesting, the dow often gets all the love, all the headlines, but today it's the s&p 500 getting the headlines because it looks like it will post a gain that's just big enough to be a record high. you look at the level of the s&p 500 at 1733, it's up about 11 points. we like to look at the s&p 500 even more than the dow, believe

afghanistan. four u.s. soldiers have died. they were hit by an i.e.d. in kandahar province overnight. >>> new york city police releasing leasing new photos of a third person wanted for questioning in the road rage assault of an suv driver. police are looking for this man. they say he's a person of interest in the case. yesterday cops confirmed a police detective to be an off duty officer has been placed on leave pending investigation. they want to know why it took him four days to come forward about the scene from this incident. this comes as we were okay. the woman said she was waiting for conditions to improve before finding her way home. >>> not even the government shutdown could keep navy and air force away from trying to win the commander in chief. air force ahead at the half but navy came on turning on their run game in the third quarter. the midship men took the lead and never looked back winning 28-10. those are your headlines. >>> just days after those snow and tornadoes tear through the planes, a tornado touched down in tennessee. >>> emergency crews in louisville, kentucky, rescued people from flash flooding. these photos were posted on twitter

photo shopped. >> that's machine gunfire. from an ak-47, right? >> yeah, during a special ops training in the helmud province. >> this is a machine gun munition. that's going on in afghanistanotography. they have some of these -- a lot of these helicopters, when they take off in the desert. did you see that stuff? >> yeah. we had the photographer on our show. >> it was amazing because it's the sand that's getting super heated. that's where you're getting those incredible images. >> like a halo. >> like glitter. >> we markable. >>> we in this country stink at math. i mean, i still don't know what algebra is or trigonometry. >> there's an article that talks about how at a point in time in this country the united states comes in last. we have some numbers to show you here. >> let's be honest, the reason we say it is because we think that we just can't do it, right? we say we're lazy in math. japan, finland up there in their math skills. this article breaks down we're lazy. we admit we don't have this ability because we don't want to go forth and get this skill. this is true. all the research shows it. my wife yells at me and i say, i'm terrible at math. i can't do that multipl