because of the civil pentagon into a little disrepair. it wasn't trimmed. he built a little wiki hut. in one of the journal sketches that he did, it shows his wiki hut with a whole bunch of bugs rented and that's probably when he contracted malaria. but it didn't come into full effect until he finished up in florida at cedar key. his first entry about bonaventure are pretty limited. he doesn't go into great depth about nature or depth there. but once he came down with malaria in cedar key, he was so sick. he had to depend on others to provide aid and assistance to them. he was working in a lumber mill at the time. he fell on the trail, woozy thom tillis. everybody thought he was drunk, they realize he had malaria and they cared for him. eventually he can't return and there are times when he mentions in a journal sitting underneath a large oak tree looking out over the cedar key estuary near the home. and he reflected back on bonaventure. and so at that point he rewrites a section of the bonaventure cemetery, talking about what is death? what does that mean?

pentagon is running various aspects of u.s. foreign policy and meanwhile how awful washington doesn't seem to have gotten the memo that we lost in syria. syria was not a civil war syria was a proxy war we spent billions of dollars we flooded the region with weapons peoples heads should be on the tropic block well in the legal sense for that and no one's talking about this and blaming rove various other we're talking we're talking about and i think a good part of media should be on the same chopping the chopping block thomas let me go back to what. i want to want to just reiterate something that i'm very concerned because it seems to me that i'm going to be objective here and fair i mean military people how they see things and then they create objectives but it's a very narrow way of thinking about things and i worry that you know having so many generals you know surrounding the president that they will have a different way to deal with problems and usually you know in accompli they don't have to worry about what happens next i mean these guys have any experience in that you know this is what i find very troublesome because in the military you have objective

civil war has been going on for more than six years. a proxy war between the united states and russia. jennifer griff win the news at the pentagon the ground syria? >> the russian military announced it fired cruise missiles from its submarine in the immediate trainion sea on militant positions in western syria. u.s. troops weren't nearby. tensions are running high in eastern syria after that russian general threatened to attack american troops and the militia. they're advising right now, there's a standoff on the banks of the you a fray tease river between russian and american backed forces. both sides are essentially eyeball-to-eyeball. the u.s. military accused russian jets of bombing u.s.-backed fighters last weekend as you mention. no u.s. troops were hurt. but yesterday, a russian general warnld the united states russia would attack if the forces came under fire. this is a photograph of the hotline telephone used by the u.s. military to call their russian counterparts and deacon flikt, if you will, in the crowded skies over syria. it is located the air base in qatar where the u.s. runs the air war against isis. it is used w

dedicated civil servants who had worked here for decades and veterans who had served our nation in korea, in vietnam, and in the middle east. all of them. >> president trump speaking live at the pentagonmorning marking the anniversary 16 years since september 11. 59 people aboard american flight 77 died when the plane crashed into the pentagon. another 125 people died inside the pentagon as well. we are staying on top of what is happening around the country. we will have that in more of today's move in a moment. >>> today's news in a moment ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> they lost to the carolina panthers at lee vee stadium. it was a mistake filled game for the 49ers. they committed 10 penalties. they had a big scare there. the player had to be taken off the field. x-rays were negative. foster hopes he can play as soon as next sunday against the satellite sea hawks. >>> the raiders beat the titans. 262 yards two touchdown. one was for cooper. lynch ran the ball 18 times for 76 yards. >> we got to see that marshawn is marshawn. you know, he is running through people. he is going to make it a pain on them tackling. >> i bring them up on the practice squad. i'm so proud. >> that is the coach giving the gam

pentagon to indefinitely extend the ban on transgenders and the u.s. military but he has left the fate of those already serving up to defense secretary jim mattis. president trump's attorney general talking about civilhts, freedom of speech, political correctness on college campuses today. james rosen tells us what attorney general sessions is saying and how it being receive received. >> good evening. attorney general sessions charged today that american colleges and universities have become "echo chambers for political correctness." speaking at georgetown university law center, sessions lamented a recent incident at kellogg community college in michigan in which two students were arrested and briefly jailed for handing out copies of the constitution on campus without a permit. sessions also cited a recent survey of 450 colleges and universities conducted by the foundation for individual rights and in education that found 40% of those schools maintaining speech codes that violated the first amendment. >> this permissible attitude toward the -- spotting a cottage industry of protesters who've learned school administrators often capitulate to their demands. protesters are routinely shutting down speec

pentagon should be sending additional resources to help people there. >> very scary situation. >> they made that point yesterday. >>> thank you again, david begnaud reporting from puerto rico. >>> a civilinvestigation into the shooting in nashville over the weekend. the suspect is 25-year-old emanuel samson. he is in police custody after shooting himself yesterday by accident. nashville place say he killed one woman in the parking lot and wounded several other people. he is a legal u.s. resident who came here from sudan back in 1996. church members are praising an usher who confronted the gunman. errol barnett is outside of the church of christ church in nashville with this story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. authorities are still searching for a motive which drove samson to attack church-goers at this otherwise peaceful house of worship which witnesses say' te e n ed.path ordeastl began after 11:15 on sunday morning just as church services were being let out. >> we can only imagine the kind of kind of horror. >> reporter: police say he drove this blue suv to the church and left the engine running and got out to two pistols. his face partially covered with a mask. they say