david lynn left the air force after 14 years on duty. now healy blind 'll -- legally blind he needs a service dog. the veterans first dog died after seven years. lucas is a new replacement. >> forward. good boy. >> here's the problem. the v.a. recently decided that service dogs must come from an accredited agency or the feds won't pay the dog's healthcare bill. >> the v.a. for some odd reason is linking his healthcare to a school accreditation. >> he came from a nonprofit that provides dogs free of charge to the blind. lynn says the v.a. staff gave him a choice, pay the vet bills himself or return the dog. >> making it seem like this is just another piece of prosthetic gear, no different than an umbrella. you can just swap it out and get another one. >> vet bills could run a thousand dollars a years, payments authorized by congress. lynn faults the v.a. >> they are deciding that veterans don't know what they are doing. they don't know what a good guide dog is and the last thing i need is the government telling me what to do. >> since thi

we brought you david lynn' s story on veteran' s day. after serving 14-years in the air force he is now legally blind. he says the v.a. is refusing to pay for his dog' s vet bills because of a policy change to accredited agencies. called pilot dogs. and he has no plans to trade him chris harvey is keeping a close through. >> ben affleck the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and appl

take look at 25-year-old david allen supper lynn, jr., staying at the adapt facility on the 400 block of walnut street in reading under court order. authorities say he left that facility yesterday. sometime between noon and 12:30. no word on where he may be headed or why he was ordered to stay at that halfway house. >>> scary moments for piece people in a deli in philadelph philadelphia'. check out this surveillance video at the gomez dilatant north ninth street. two men walked in with guns. one man took money from the register while the other searched the clerk's pockets. police say the men also took cigarettes. if you recognize these guys, give police a call. >> happening now, charlie sheen makes a huge announcement about his health. the actor actually told the world he's got hiv this morning on the today show in the interview posted on their website sheen says he tested positive for the virus about four years ago, but says he's now healthy thanks to med prescribed by his doctor. this morning fox 29's dr. mike spoke about that exact means,, what that means on "good day philadelphia"

. >> david hall ran was unaware of the publicablyies swirling around lynn, but in 2010, on the 30th anniversary, steven lynn showed up on espn, on fox news, and on a cnn special that hall oran hat to see. >> what did you see and how did you react? >> what i saw was dr. listen being interviewed, making a pumping motion as if he was pumping a heart, basically saying he took care of john lennon and that just -- it was a tipping point for me. it seemed disingenuous, and i just -- you know, maybe somewhat insulting to me. >> other than a couple local interviews that made no mention of the conflicting accounts, hall oran has stayed out of the spotlight. he says he's now speaking out for the sake of historical accuracy. >> has this changed your view of the american media? >> yeah, i'm a lot more skeptical now than i was 35 years ago. i don't know who watches the watchers. you know, i don't know who fact checks the fact checkers, you know. >> john lennon's image will live for, but we not have the last piece of the puzzle, and the surgeon who avoided the lime many did light, finally getting his due. >>>

halleran and perhaps it was david that opened the chest, but i'm not certain. >> dr. lynnoko ono banged her head on the concrete floor when he gave her the news. >> steven was not in the room long enough to observe if she banged her head on the floor or not. and yoko did not bang her head on the floor. >> yoko ono says in a statement she never banged her head on the floor and was trying to stay calm for her son sean. john lennon's legend will live forever. we have the last piece of the puzzle of what happened at this hospital, and the surgeon who avoided the limelight all these years finally getting his due. in new york, howard kurtz, fox news. >> you can see this story and more when media buzz replays this afternoon. also going to include that full interview you don't want to miss with howard kurtz. tackles a lot of other important issues. 5:00 p.m. eastern today. >> still ahead, batter up, this game is a home run for one group of u.s. soldiers. we'll tell you why. plus, sergeant jack harris was injured on the front lines in afghanistan and is now recovering thousands of

[cheers and applause] >> thank you, thank you, please sit down because lynn wants to move things forward. thank you, davidybody here. i have not spoken since my first year when i talked about what my literary values were. i do want to clear one thing up before i go, and it comes from the frequently asked question section of the national book award. a literarian is a person that dedicates life to enjoyment of literature. it's the 19th century word that went out of fashion until it was revived by the national book award to start the literarian award. i consider myself a literarian in the old style and the old style because dedicating myself to literature has been one of the great pleasures of my life and i want to thank the board of the national book foundation for giving neglect opportunity to work with you, i want to thank the staff of the national book foundation because none of the things we have done in the past ten years, would not have been possible with creativity or imagination and without their energy, and so really they deserve a lot of the credit of anything that's happened. [applause] >> and th

was i thought -- i thought is this from the republican debate, this is from lynn greenberg, a big investor in valiant. david is not the press' fault. even carl said yesterday that he had a sense that the accounting was wrong and i find was interesting is bill ackman continues to stand by this company. stephanie: also the perversion of the fact that activist investors need the media, they use it to amplify and escalate their position, so give me a break. that is bill ackman's mojo. david: and of course he is using the media to talk about the media. is it the press -- i'm not a follower of valiant, it is not really the press that is driving this, it's a bunch of investors who have raised all these questions and taken the stock down. i think the press is reflecting certain investors rather than leaving them, which is always case. i don't think the press is responsible. andhanie: what the media investors often do is uncover things that the regulators do not. jim chambers often says short-sellers are like archaeologists. -- we would've found this way sooner. >> the second quote, we are going to pivot to the art