ryan will face democrat ryan solen, an iraq war veteran, in the november 8th general election. it was also an easy victory for democrat russ feingold -- winning by a landslide. feingold beating scott harbach 90 to 10 percent. he also was already looking ahead to the november election...where he will face incumbent ron johnson. rf 'senator johnson has consistently voted against the in and middle class families. people know i will support increases to minimum wage; making sure people get family leave when they have a child; and we have to bring down the cost of prescription drugs.' feingold also told supporters he will fight for middle class and working families. he served as a u-s senator from 19-93 until 20-11.... but lost to johnson in the 20-10 election. meanwhile -- johnson did not have a challenger in his primary last night. he did hold a rally though -- beating feingold in november. 59:55 i feel pretty good about the race and i'm just going to work my tail off to make sure we save this senate seat and bring the 10 electoral votes to the republican nominee for president. sen

ryan will face democrat ryan solen, an iraq war veteran, in the november 8th general election. wisconsin senate race the primary was an easy victory for democrat russ feingold... facing newcomer scott harbach. it was a landslide with feingold getting 90-percent of the vote. during a campaign stop in racine hours before the polls closed... feingold didnt even seem phased by the primary. instead, he was focusing on his november rematch against incumbent ron johnson. feingold served as a u-s senator from 19-93 until 20-11.... but lost to johnson in the 20-10 election. told supporters he will fight rf 'senator johnson has consistently voted against the interests of working families and middle class families. people know i will support increases to minimum wage; making sure people get family leave when they have a child; and we have to bring down the cost of prescription drugs.' incumbent senator ron johnson did not have a republican challenger in this primary. tuesday night, supporters gathered at the waukesha county republican office. the senator rallied his supporters calling his

it is not based on whether or not there is an iraq, or jewish person or sikh or muslim in the house. were to take all of our hearts out and put them on the table and all walked in and came back in with our hearts we wouldn't no which heart belonged to which. it is about us. an innate spirit. has nothing to do with religion. if you go right and teach right, people will do right. when i was growing up there was prayer in school. it seemed based on my experience, children who have prayer in school in those days acting a little bit better. there was a different kind of respect. i have been in the school system, children have no respect. parents have no respect. babies are making babies. when you talk about religion, they are not getting it at home. millennials and 30 years not going to church. where do they get it? that is an open end question. >> armstrong: hold that point. how do you find your better angles? we are going to come back very important question. don't want to miss this conversation. to tune ♪ ♪ [000:10:24;00] >> astrong: welcome back. you are a >> armstrong: you are hindu,

ryan will face democrat ryan solen, an iraq war veteran, in the november 8th general election. it was also an ey winning by a landslide. feingold beating scott harbach 90 to 10 percent. he also was already looking ahead to the november election...where he will face incumbent ron johnson. rf 'senator johnson has consistently voted against the interests of working families and middle class families. people know i will support increases to minimum wage; making sure people get family leave when they have a child; and we have to bring down the cost of prescription drugs.' feingold also told supporters he senator from 19-93 until 20-11.... but lost to johnson in the 20-10 election. meanwhile -- johnson did not have a challenger in his primary last night. he did hold a rally though -- telling supporters to focus on beating feingold in november. 59:55 i feel pretty good about the race and i'm just going to work my tail off to make sure we save this senate seat and bring the 10 electoral votes to the republican nominee for president. senator johnson asked supporters to continue making ca

michael work, an iraq veteran, outreach by those at this one rated as misleading by a 12 news fact check. >> disappointed in the attacks on our >>reporter: more told the veterans town hall thursday she would let them ditch the va for a doctor of their choice. it sounded much va reform mccain has back. >> the most important part of the change is that the veteran determines if they have to wait too long rather than a bureaucrat in the va system. >>reporter: mccain fielded more questions about donald trump and kelly ward. he doesn't like answering them. >> i have said everything i want to say. outside groups backing mccain are outspending ward's allies 20- 1. a defiant word issuing a challenge. >> man up let's have a one-on- one debate. >>reporter: kelly ward may want to debate but when i asked her and her campaign manager whether they formally invited john mccain to debate the answer was no. >>> parts of the valley drying out after another round of look at what happened in mesa this morning some tennis courts flooded. >> several seat -- streets turned into rivers. workers spent the day try

an iraq war veteran who calls himself a "moderate democrat" calling for balancing the budget.. reducing the deficit.. and universal health care. longtime milwaukee congresswoman gwen moore defeated gary george in the democratic primary to face libertarian andy craig in novem. november.and state senator lena taylor survived a primary challenge from state rep. mandela barnes. taylor defeated barnes and has no republican challenger. barnes decided to assembly seat in an unusual primary challenge of taylor, who has been in the senate since 2004. the u-s senate race in wisconsin will be a rematch of 2010. but this time senator ron johnson is the incumbant and russ feingold is the challe. challenger.johnson did not face a primary challenger and feingold easily defeated his last night.both say they want to make sure voters are focused on the senate race-- not distracted by the presidential contest.and each as the washington outsider. russ feingold5;6;20 sen. johnson has consistantly voted against the interest of working families and middle class families. people know i would suppor ti

ryan will face democrat ryan solen, an iraq war veteran, in the november 8th general election. state senator lena taylor has earned herself four more years in madison. this after knocking off state 39 percent. some staffers even say they were surprised at the margin of victory. literally i hurt my ankle. i hurt my hand, my voice went out, we had problems with th air conditioner in the campaign office. it was just hinge after thing. challenge after challenge. but in the end despite all of the the people spoke. and they worked. this was the first time n primary opponent. there is no republican challenger in november, meaning the state senator is all but ensured of keeping her seat. and in the democratic primary for senate -- russ feingold earns an easy victory. winning 90 to 10 percent against scott harbach. feingold will not go up against incumbent senator ron johnson in november. feingold served as a u-s senator from 19-93 until 20-11.... but lost to johnson in the 20-10 election. and in the democratic race for milwaukee county district attorney... incumbent d-a john verona swa

he is accused of running down steven richardson, an iraq war veteran that wanted to help that woman out. tried to intervene when he saw gibson dragging his girlfriend wi richardson was so badly injured that he end ended up in the icu. >> i take full responsibility. but he just shouldn't have got in our business. if he minded his own business, he wouldn't be in the hospital. i wouldn't be here. >> so that was the suspect in the case. again gibson charged charged with two counts of misdemeanor assault and leaving a hit-and-run and unlawful imprisonment. >> an unusual chase unfolding in the east valley overnight. in a stolen tow truck. you don't hear that very often. these pictures here from our adot camera showing the pursuit westbound on the i-10 heading into phoenix. after the suspect there headed eastbound then on the loop 202, that's when officers deployed spike strips to puncture the tires. the guy continues to drive even after the tow truck caught fire. he jumped out of the vehicle and tried to take off on kyrene and chandler in the east valley. that's when a cane took him down. >>

solen is an iraq war veteran who lives in mount pleasant. solen calls himself a "moderate democrat" calling for balancing the budget.. reducing the deficit.. and universal health care. a november matchup between senator ron johnson and ?former? senator russ feingold is now a lock. lock.feingold beat his challenger.take a look at the numbers here.feingold easily defeated scott harbach. senator johnson ran ?unopposed? in november's election.we'll have more on what the candidates had to say coming-up in our next half hour. you can get election results from state and local races online on cbs 58 dot com.just click on the blue banner that says 'election results'. in the race for the white house--- donald trump is in ?hot water again?--- this time for making what some view as an ?assassination threat? against opponent hillary clinto. clinton.the unscripted trail clinton in the polls... and lose support within his own party. brian webb reports. -nats-donald trump is trying to suppress the latest controversy that erupted moments after he said this a

he is an iraq war veteran and in a conference call he said trump doesn't have respect for military insulting comments to the gold star family of one of our military heroes, captain khan and as a veteran i can't help imagine what it would be like if trump treated my forethat way. he said that he sacrificed for our country by creating thousands of jobs. >> jadiann: moulton called for republicans to withdraw their endorsements of trump. >> adam: more news we're following. bill brayton is stepping down. the mayor de blasio made the announcement. he was on the job for three years and was also commissioner of country's largest force from 1994 to 1996. diblast yo said he is leaving but he feels confident in the commissioner bill braton whose contributions to our city and to law enforcement not only here but across the nation are literally inestimatable and restaurant -- crowned. in september he will retire from the nypd and we found the perspect fern to succeed him in chief jimmy o'neil. >> adam: he began his career back in 1970. the mayor says bra in september but wouldn't say more about his new j

after an iraq situation. the report that had people running for their lives. >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> daniel: good morning, it is 4:00 on this monday, august 29. hope you had an incredible weekend. i am daniel miller. >> julie: i hope you had a great one. i did too. >> daniel: we both did. >> julie: i am julie grauert. just to be safe. shiri. >> shiri: keene, new hampshire into orange. rest of the region we are talking partly cloudy and kind of humid conditions this morning but dry. lower 70s in boston and lawrence and norwood in 70. 73 in fitchburg. 73 in hyannis. a wonderful start to the day. for the kids if they are headed back to school this morning, maybe give them that light raincoat. i have going to need it in most spots. 6 a.m. 70 in boston. by 8 a.m. 74. keep in mind during the morning hours a chance for pot shower. noontime, 84 and partly sunny. we only get brighter in the afternoon. highs from 84. yes, to 92 degrees. i will map out

ryan will face democrat ryan solen-- an iraq war veteran-- in the november 8th general election. it was also an easy victory for democrat russ feingold -- winning by a landslide. feingold beat scott harbach, 90- to- 10 percent. he was already looking ahead to the november election...where he will face incumbent ron johnson. rf 'senator johnson has consistently voted against the interests of working families and middle class families. people know i will sup wage; making sure people get family leave when they have a child; and we have to bring down the cost of prescription drugs.' feingold also told supporters he will fight for middle class and working families. he served as a u-s senator from 19-93 until 20-11.... but lost to johnson in the 20-10 election. now to the state senate race --- where lena taylor will get four the 4th district incumbent knocks off challenger, state representative mandela barnes with 61-percent of the vote. this is the first time in her 12 year career taylor has faced a primary opponent. taylor says the win did not come easy. literally i hurt my ankle. i h

for trump for criticizing the muslim american parents of an officer killed in iraq. in a letter to trump's campaign, they said they are writing as a matter of honor with no support to demonstrate the character of the office demanding an apology2 but the trump campaign is not backing down. >> reporter: the republican thinking is on the defensive about the family of a fallen american muslim captain humanyan khan. >> there has to be a point in look trump in the eye and tell him enough is enough. >> as i said last night, as donald trump said, captain khan san american hero and we honor him and honor his family. >> reporter: the firestorm started after khan's father challenged trump at the democratic national convention. >> you have even read the united states constitution? >> reporter: trump responded questioning whether khan's wife stayed silent at the dnc because of her religion. >> she was standing there, she a >> reporter: trump is not backing down telling a local television station, quote, all i did was respond and i will always respond. democratic nominee tim kaine.

we have created a vacuum that allow terrorism to grow and thrive there i was an opponent of the iraq war from the beginning. a major difference between me and my opponent. although i was a private citizen whose personal opinions on such matters were really not sought, i nonetheless publicly expressed my private doubts about the invasion. i was against, believe me. three months before the invasion i said in an interview with neil thibodeau, to whom i offer my best wishes for a speedy recovery, that quote, perhaps we shouldn't be doing it yet, at that the economy is a much

gelhaus is an iraq war veteran and has a bachelor's and master's degree.he has been with the sheriff's office for 26 years. san francisco has hosted the outside lands for years now and neighbors in the area are no stranger to the added noise and people that come with it. >> grant: the female suspect johnson the running car trying to take off for the car's owner from inside fellow's happening ran out and then got in front of her car the fee for gun debt and hitting the owner mcnall not seriously hurt the other suspect the guy gets involved lexus they rolled up then and then he takes off as well. 630 in the morning of july 18th of the luggage of still images >> steve:kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at the music festival with more on security initiatives and how people living near golden gate park are coping. >> reporter: your golden gate park during the best match of the area is secure for this three daylong event it comes in three days of people out here of course of more noisy in here the music searing out from inside the golden gate park area. we spoke w

as an iraq war veteran, i looked at our military to be the place for integrity and now we're seeing mre is a complet breakdown in this process about that. >> i hope you get the answers those questions with this troubling situation. we're up against the clock and i thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> well, that does it for us. we're back in three hours at 34:00 with the latest. >> and we'll be here at 6:00 p.m. eastern, too. a big long day. stay with us. in a world that'o turn you into someone new... ...one hair color wants to help you keep on being you. nice'n easy. natural-looking color... ...that even in sunlight, doesn't look like hair color... it just looks like you. nice'n easy: color as real as you are. ♪ ♪ squuuuack, let's feed him let's feto the sharks!sharks! yay! and take all of his gold! and take all of his gold! ya! and hide it from the crew! ya...? squuuuack, they're all morons anyway! i never said that. they all smell bad too. no! you all smell wonderful! i smell bad! if you're a parrot, you repeat things. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or mo

an outrage growing this morning after an iraq veteran pleaded guilty to faking his war injuries..conning the giving him a purple heart! authorities say darryl lee wright ...used to play himself up... as a disabled veteran to the tune of more than 750-thousand dollars in benefits. they say while he did go to iraq - he was never wounded. instead, lying his way into a purple heart by concocting a story that he was hurt when a rocket blew up his vehicle, even submitting a photo of a damaged vehicle from a different incident. sot - "if there was an olympic multiple gold medals. wright could face up to five years in prison. prosecutors say what can't be measured is the damage done to veterans who actually need their benefits. right now -- a u.s. army general with access to some of america's most sensitive information.... is off the job... following a sex scandal. as elise labott reports --his alleged behavior could have put a warning to viewers - this material could be unsuitable for children the army inspector general's report reads like a salacious novel... including allegations of group sex

he is an iraq war veteran and has a bachelors and masters degree and has been with the sheriffs officeas been with the sheriffs office for 26 years just that is the latest situation. the man that shot andy lopez three years ago now has just been promoted to sergeant. now has just been promoted to sergeant. >>> a check on some of the stories that we have been covering. a bicyclist died from his injuries after being hit by a commuter train early this morning. officials confirming the 54- year-old was riding his bike across the west virginia st. rail crossing when he was struck. this is footage of the scene from our helicopter partners at abc7. he was taking -- taken to the hospital and died at the hospital. >>> san jose police have released the surveillance video of two carjacking suspects and they want your help. the man and woman can barely be seen pulling up in alexis and a walk around the parking lot trying to find unlocked car doors. the actual crime was not caught on tape, but we can tell you. there is a woman nearby warming up her car in the driveway. she saw what was happening an

fair talked about his book "consequence: a memoir" about his experience serving as an interrogator and abu ghraib in iraq. this interview is by raha wala. this is about an hour. >> host: thanks for joining us to talk about your book. it is a war story about you as an interrogator engaged in circumstances in iraq, a story about torture, and much more than that. can you start off by telling me a little about what the story really is about and why you decided to write this book. >> there is a part of me that still wishes i hadn't, i wish i could put it away, a story i don't have to do. i started writing about my experience in iraq with the washington post, nearly 10 years, the same things i learned in the army about honesty and integrity motive the to share the experience and i recognized in an op-ed, 700 or 800 words, the obligation to continue to write led to more op-eds and multiform essays and the creation of the book. >> a flavor for what the theme was and how that fit into this. >> i had gone to iraq twice, government service for over a year and the narrative about what had gone on in iraq and other p

our top story donald trump on the campaign trail in virginia today saluting an iraq war veteran who presented a presidential nominee with his purple heart. >> something very nice as happened to me. a man came up to me and he handed me his purple heart and he said that's my real purple hearts. i have such confidence in you and i said man, that's like dig stuff. i always wanted to get the purple heart. this was much easier. lou: the trump campaign lining up family members of the benghazi victims to speak of mr. trump's behalf. they are pushing back against the clinton claim that she did not blame the benghazi attack on the youtube video. charles woods who is the father of tyrone woods address the controversy. >> there are two options. one is either mrs. clinton is lying or she has a bad memory because of her age or her head injury that she suffered. lou: joining us now senior adviser and pollster to the trump campaign kelli ann conway republican campaign strategist "fox news" contributor tony sayegh are a great happy you both with us. i have to say mr. woods handled that i thought rather deftly

wasn't until fast forward until now when the controversy was about the parents of a fallen soldier in an iraq war, that there was no question clearly irked donald trump, why was request why he said he wasn't going to endorse mccain in the republican primary that he's having in arizona. so, look, it's very scrambled, very unclear how or if this is going to play out with the voters but what it is doing, i'm told by republican sources on capitol hill, particularly with the paul ryan situation, he's got a big reservoir of support. for people who reluctantly endorsed donald trump, they might be thinking, really, this is what we get in retrospect? >> here's what he said -- >> yet. >> he says i'm not there yet with john mccain. he has not done a good job for the vets and i have always felt he should have done a much better job for the vets. i've always had a difficult time with john mccain for that reason because our vet are not being treated fairly. this is all coming after the khan family. >> megan mccain, john mccain's daughter, has never been a fan of donald trump. when it comes to the john mcca

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i think it is natural, barring an iraq war calamity like wesaw with george w. bush at the end of the president's tenure, that there will be good feelings about him, especially when the contrast is the race you have between the two most unpopular major nominees ever to run for the presidency. margaret: agreed. more of an asset than a liability at this point. joshua: after month of criticism, the clinton foundation says it will no longer accept foreign and corporate donations if hillary clinton is elected president in november. bill clinton broke the news to foundation staff members yesterday, which also happened to be the day after donald trump hired steve bannon as his ew campaign c.e.o. his nonprofit funded a hillary hating book called "clinton cash," which made headlines last year and raised questions about potential conflicts of interest between foundation donors and clinton's work as secretary of state. coincidence? whether or not this foundation move is a response to bannon, is there any potency left in the "clinton cash" attacks? margaret: this is what th

solen is an iraq war veteran who lives in mount pleasant. solen calls himself a "moderate democrat" calling for balancing the budget.. reducing the deficit.. and universal health care. a november matchup between senator ron johnson and ?former? senator russ feingold is now a lock. lock.feingold beat his challenger.take a look at the numbers here.feingold easily defeated scott harbach. harbach. senator johnson ran ?unopposed? in november's election.we'll have reaction from the candidates coming up in our next half hour so stay tuned for that. that.you can get ?all? the election results online at cbs 58 dot com.just click on the blue banner that says 'election results'. in the race for the white house... once again... donald trump hasto explain some controversial comments. trump is trying to suppress erupted just moments after he said ?this? about the right to bear arms. arms. (sot trump/ north carolina) "if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is, i don't know."(sot trump on

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who would do this but an incompetent president? [applause] al-qaeda in iraq had been decimated, and obama and clinton gave it new life and allow it to spread all across the world. by that same token, president obama and hillary clinton should have never attempted to build a democracy in libya, to push for immediate regime change in syria come or to support the overthrow of mubarak in egypt. one more point on this. i have long said that we should have kept the oil in iraq. [applause] i said it over and over and over again. another area where my judgment has been proven correct. i just set it so many times, virtually every time i was interviewed. keep the oil, keep the oil. according to cnn, isis me as much as 500 million in oil sales in 2014 alone. that's before they really got started. fueling and funding its reign of terror. if we had controlled the oil, like i said we should, we could have prevented the rise of isis and iraq. both by cutting off a major source of funding and through the presence of u.s. forces necessary to safeguard the oil, and vital infra

republican congressman adam kinsinger, an iraq and afghanistan war veteran the latest to make the breakaying he can not vote for trump after comments about a gold star family. joiningis bill kristol, editor of the "weekly standard," an outspoken critic of donald trump. >> paul ryan, the house speaker, for the speaker of the house who is enormously popular in his district and among republicans to be opposed or challenges in snarky ways from the republican nominee is quite a first. >> it's -- i think it's something new but trump is corrupting everyone who has supported him and is working with him. i've known mike pence very well when he was a washington congressman, mike and karen are friends, i have a high regard for him. if he had his way it would be a different looking campaign but he can't just say "look, i'm the vice presidential nominee, it would be better for the country if donald trump were president, here's why, policy, poll six policy." instead he feels somehow compelled -- i don't understand this. why does he have to say "i'm proud to stand with donald trump, shoulder to should

galloway was struggling to rebuild his life when he lost nearly everything in the flash of an explosion in iraq. >> there were several times i laid there and thought it would have been easier if i died. it would have been better if i died. >> reporter: his painful journey back, he recalls in his memoir "living with no excuses: the his second deployment was cut short by a fateful drive in a humvee. what was it like to wake up in that hospital room and realize i'm only not indestructible but no longer the protector? >> that hurt me deep. >> reporter: after returning home to alabama, noah still faced emotional scars, using alcohol to fill the void his injuries left behind. >> reporter: tell me about the night you got a dui. how did that officer change your life? >> that officer changed my life because he arrested me. i had a lot of police officers that they felt sorry for me. >> reporter: what did that week in jail mean to you? >> it's sad, but it's true. i met a lot of people in there who had way worse situations they found themselves in that are harder to dig out of. i wasn't at that point yet.

. >> with me now is the man who made that video, will fisher, an iraq war veteran, executive director of the union veterans council. thank you for your time. we appreciate you joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> as the daughter of a man also award add purple heart, i think certainly your sentiment is something that hit me when you said it on that video like so many others. for people that do not know, the criteria for receiving a purple heart, service members must be injured or killed in direct contact, bullets, shrapnel, mines, concussions from enemy generated explosions. as you pointed out, it is not a good day. when you heard donald trump i always wanted one of these and this was the easy way, could you believe what you were hearing? >> tamron, i couldn't. before yesterday, 99% of the people in my life had no idea that i was ever awarded a purple heart. a lot of that has to do with the fact that, as i said in my video on the 19th of august 2004 i was awarded a purple heart but i had my brothers who lost their lives, lost an eye, lost their arm. it is a reminder of a very bad

revealing how the dark struggle of losing an arm and a leg in iraq led him to living a life with no excuses. >>> and tyra banks trades the catwalk for the classroom. heading to stanford's business school to teach. professor? note i wa ? i want to be on top ? >> first the "nightline 5." >> use dulcolax tablets for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcol dulcolax, designed for dependable relief. >>> we make lots of compromises for our pets. never when it comes to their food. at petco we offer leading grain-free for our best companions only the best will do. petco. >> number one in just 60 >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm rebecca jarvis. ever wonder what happens when government? tonight a rare insider's look at the witness protection program. how a child whisked away from her home in the dark of the night is now shining a light on a world shrouded in secrecy. here's adeedy roy. >> was the middle of the night and the marshals were hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry. we were all crying. >> just taken in the middle of the night? >> yeah, it was pretty scary. >> reporter: jackie taylor wa

. >> adam kissinger republican congressman from illinois, he's an iraq war veteran. he made it clear he can't vote for hillary clinton but also can't vote for trmp trdonald tr. >> he was one of the republicans on the fence for a long time, wasn't sure, very anti-trump and finally decided he's had enough. he can't vote for him. trump is in maine today, susan collins, the senator from maine still has not endorsed donald trump, last i heard she's still undecided and was considering still actively considering supporting hillary clinton. so we have to wait to see what she decides. i think the bit of leverage trump has with some of the races is not every republican is out of their primary. so if you're paul ryan, he'll have an easy primary looks like next week. he probably, if he was ever considering unendorsing trump he probably wants to wait until after that primary is over. john mccain in arizona, not a tough primary but something that his campaign staff was always monitoring and worried about. they start early voting right now in august in arizona, and so he's going to

joining me khizr khan, father of humayun khan, an iraq war hero. mr.han, i'm honored to have you join me tonight. thank you for your son's service and thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >> i know many americans feel the same way. the "washington post" published this picture today from arlington cemetery. since your speech on thursday night, people have been leaving flowers and letters at your son's grave. do you know that? >> yes. we went there just to stand there and say a prayer. we go there often, and during this controversy, we were just, again, reassured goodness of this country, the goodness of the people. the appalling love and respect. i'm just amazed and it reaffirms the belief that we have had always since moving here that this is a wonderful, wonderful country. its values, its people are exceptionally generous and kind and so that's what we see and that's what we are experiencing. >> yeah. the reaction has been very positive to your speech and the support has been overwhelming. you said you can't walk, you know -- you told me in the comm

the result of these conferences will play an essential role in closing the gaps between the needs and resources into iraq. third, the areas liberated from daesh must be stabilized. providing security of which returning residents of all religions and ethnicities can rely. the coalition is trained, more than 31,000 iraqi security forces undertake an extensive police training mission in iraq under italian leadership to secure the areas liberated from daesh and to guarantee the safety and security of displaced populations returning to their homes. we are seeking to expand this training program and as for other coalition partners to contribute to this effort. we have also begun training defense forces for minority communities, specifically yazidis and christian so far, which will be integrated into the peshmerga and/or other doi forces. fourth, minorities need to feel they have a greater voice in their governance. respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms, including freedom of religion for all religious groups is critical. so is the president of equal citizenship and equal access to justice. takes us

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galloway was struggling to rebuild his life when he lost nearly everything in the splash of an explosion in iraq there were several times i laid there and thought it would have been easier if i died. it would have been better if i died. >> reporter: his painful journey back, he recalls in living with no excuses. his second deployment was cut short by a drive in a humvee. >> what was it like to wake up and realize i'm not only indestructible but no longer the protector? >> that hurt me deep. >> reporter: after returning home to alabama, noah still faced emotional scars, using alcohol to fill the void his injuries left behind. >> reporter: tell me about the night you got a dui. >> that officer changed my life because he arrested me. i had a lot of police officers that they felt sorry for me. >> reporter: what did that week in jail mean to you? >> it's sad, but it's true. i met a lot of people in there who had way worse situations they found themselves in that are harder to dig out of. i wasn't at that point yet. >> reporter: noah says fitness set him o through competing in races he found a new mis

and he created an army that was not just in iraq. >> he created an incredible insurgency with terrorist he created a movement. >> we also remind you of the haunting words that we told you, the spark has been lit here in iraq. >> when i look at what we're facing now, i see zarkawi all over this battlefield. zarqawi is the father of the islamic state. and that consists of lebanon, jordan, parts of israel, all of syria. most of iraq. even the northern part of saudi arabia. zarqawi, he named it. so the modern day islamic state that we still will be dealing with years from now, he created. >> the terrorist group known as isil must be degraded and ultimately destroyed. >> i think zarqawi absolutely laid the foundation for the islamic stale and he convinced people it was achievable. >> it's an ideology, it's a belief system until we change the behavior of this radical form of islam, we're never going to defeat this crowd. > as a former fbi agent and chairman of the house intelligence committee, i had oversight of all 16 of our nation's intelligent agencies. my name is mike rogers. i had access

her son was also killed by an explosion in iraq. >> and certainly the lesson must be that to insult the families of fallen soldiers is absolutely unacceptable for someone who wants to be a leader. >> i ask donald trump, have you no sense of decency, sir? >> reporter: at a rally in omaha, nebraska tonight hillary clinton was joined by billionaire businessman warren buffett, who joined in on the trump gold star feud. >> donald trump and i haven't sacrificed anything. but how in the world can you stand up to a couple of parents who've lost a son and talk about sacrificing because you were building a bunch a buildings? >> hillary clinton's performance at the democratic national convention seems to be giving her campaign a boost. tonight she leads donald trump by nine percentage points in a new national cnn poll released today. clinton is pulling in 52% support compared to 43% for trump. and a new nbc poll will be out tomorrow morning. the nbc 10 digital team is on the campaign trail. they're with trump in pennsylvania tonight after they followed clinton over the weekend. you can get your fi