even delta force. he's the elite the army can churn out. rocket attacks iraq afghanistan haunts him to this day. >> father and son came outside down the side of a road dad had an ak in his hand. dad reyes his ak up and i ended up killing his dad. then the kid starts reaching down i remember telling myself you know don't do it. and the kid grabs the gun. i'm like don't point it. and the kid starts to raise it up and i shot him and killed him. >> jeff knows it was him or them. knows if he hadn't taken that shot it would have meant the lives of him or his team. that doesn't really matter to him. >> a lot of that resulted in me self medicateing i ended up >> my life was over. at that point it was a very dark time in my life i was coming off of meth i had lost everything my family is around the verge of a divorce been taken away from my kids. >> just not saying he shouldn't are v been taught. he's saying that this was a sign of something bigger. he's saying that this should have been taken into account en she wasn't charging my there were points

>>> rangers, green berets, delta force, seals, special operations troops carry out the most specialized missions. >> but transitioning to can be difficult. jenn holloway has an exclusive look at a new program offered to vets. >> reporter: going from extremely risky scenarios to retirement is not easy for a lot of veterans, but that difficult transition is now being eased thanks to operation healing forces. >> i was originally a purple heart recipient from way back, but i was also injured in a parachute accident. >> reporter: readjusting to every day life after serving as a specia easy for anybody. >> we did some kayaking and jetskis. >> reporter: that's where operation healing forces steps in, but not just for the veterans. spouses are also included. >> this is only the third time in 22 years we've ever been away together at the same time. >> reporter: through the program's therapeutic week long retreat the goal is simple, give couples a break from everyday life from scuba diving riding, basically an all inclusive get-away to let down their guard, plus bond with others who lived through

reporter: flynn was the top special enteleigence officer and he served under mccrystal and guided delta force and seal team six. he directed u.s. central command. and is credited with revolutionizeing the speed with which intelligence data is exploded. he testified to congress alongside directorses of the fbi and cia and never once did flynn receive a audience with the commander in chief. in the recent book he said he was fired because of his assessment with isis conflicted with the view of the president and aides wanted to expect. he spoke at the gop convention. >> i am infuriated when our president bans criticism of our enemies. i am certain, i am deadly certain that we cannot win this war unless we are free to call our enemies by name. radical islamist and failed tyrants. >> this is not only a individual who is intimately familiar with highest level of intelligence gathering in the united states federal government, he is a big picture thinker of if you are looking for a man who established a reputation of talking truth to power, you could do very, very had well by choosing a man who demons

special operations command where he served under general stanley mccrystal and guided the elite delta force and seal team 6 units. he directed intelligence at u.s. central command. and is credited with revolution a revolutionizing the speed of which information is delivered. he testified to congress alongside the directors of the fbi and cia but never once did he receive an audience with the commander in chief. in his book "the field of fight" he said he was fired because his assessment of the threat from isis and other islamic jihadists conflicted with the more optimistic view the president and his aides wanted to present. he spoke to these tensions, including at the gop convention. >> i am infuriated when our president bans criticism of our enemies. i am certain -- i am deadly certain that we cannot win this war unless we are free to call our enemies by name, radical islamists and failed tyrants. >> this isn't just an individual who is intimately familiar with the highest level of intelligence gathering and analysis in the united states federal government. he also is a big picture thinker

special operations command where he served under general stanley mccrystal and guided the elite delta force and seal team 6 units. he directed intelligence at u.s. central command. and is credited with revolution a revolutionizing the speed of which information is delivered. he testified to congress alongside the directors of the fbi and cia but never once did he receive an audience with the commander in chief. in his book "the field of fight" he said he was fired because his assessment of the threat from isis and other islamic jihadists conflicted with the more optimistic view the president and his aides wanted to present. he spoke to these tensions, including at the gop convention. >> i am infuriated when our president bans criticism of our enemies. i am certain -- i am deadly certain that we cannot win this war unless we are free to call our enemies by name, radical islamists and failed tyrants. >> this isn't just an individual who is intimately familiar with the highest level of intelligence gathering and analysis in the united states federal government. he also is a big picture thinker

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terminal one holds american airlines-- delta-- southwst-- and many other airlines-- and all those travelers were forced to find a different route. and again thats all because of those high winds we saw last night. i sat down with greg bennett out just how strong those winds were at the time the sign came down-- i'll break down those numbers for you later in the newscast. mk-- 13an. today, the winds will weaken along with high temperatures plummeting about 20 from wednesday. morning lows on the mountain will be near 20 degrees and here in the valley, morning lows will drop in the 40s. with winds between 10-20 mph and gusts around 30 mph, wind chill puts the mountain closer to feeling like -1 degree and the valley in the mid 30s. the coolest we have been i highs will be near 60 which is the coolest high we have seen since march 7th. now to that story just breaking overnight... a man attacked in the parking lot of a popular restaurant on strip... parker collins is live outside the peppermill to tell us what happened. police had this parking lot taped off they say a man was robbed. two guys came up to him

terminal one holds american airlines-- delta-- southwst-- and many other airlines-- and all those travelers were forced to find a different route. and again thats all because of those high winds we saw last night. i sat down with greg bennett this morning-- and we figured out just how strong those winds were at the time the sign came down-- i'll break down those numbers for you later in the newscast. mk-- 13an. breaking overnight... outside a popular restaurant on the strip... parker collins is live outside the peppermill to tell us what happened. police had this parking lot taped off they say a man was robbed. two guys came up to him and took his jewelry. they even shot him before taking off the victim went to the hospital they think he'll be okay he was shot in the leg police right now are looking for two men no arrests yet 13 action news. you hope when you take your car to the shop, it's in good hands. but one viewer tells us the handed her keys to another customer. "they lent it out to some random person i've never met before." "i thought i was never going to see the car again and that all my stuff

forced to shut that engine down. there were 202 passengers on the plane and 15 crew members.no reports of any investigation. delta air lines takes action after a flight was disrupted by a political rant. rant.the man who screamed and used profanity to show his support for donald trump.... has now been banned from the carrier for life. :01-:03"you can hear me....donald trump, baby!" :33-:37"this man knows what's up. we got some hillary (bleep) in here?" 1:13-1:15"it's your president, every (bleep) one of yours." yours."emma baum was traveling from atlanta to allentown to visit f overheard the man talking politics and asked about the presidential election. baum says she posted the video on facebook and it's already been viewed over two million times. she says she's been shocked by the response and attention it's drawn. the video and hashtag-- "boycott delta"-- started trending on social media. emma baum/passenger 1:20-1:29"he went off the plane for like 15 minutes, delaying our flight. then he came back on and said 'this is what you get for being a patriot', loudly for the whole flight to hear and then sat dow" del

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so the delta breeze is in full force. that will usher in a different pattern here. upper 50s for some. sfo is in there, fremont. 56 fairfield. everybody is pretty close here. menlo park 52. stanford is in there. usually there's a difference but not in this pattern. pacifica at 56 degrees. more of an on shore breeze. mild system for tomorrow. then snow levels will drop. there might be some up towards shasta. light rain in redding and ukiah. the rainfall is not much. the focus then goes on the weekend. there are many signs that a very wet pattern could establish itself. look what happens by sunday. this is the one forecast model that we have been banking on. it is called the gfs. it is very wet. we will see if it continues to hold. the other forecast models that are drier are now leaning that direction. rain to the north. it will eventually make it later this afternoon and tonight. it's a weak system but give us a cooler pattern. 60s on the temperatures and it cools down in the santa clara valley as the 70sand 80s are gone. cooler and breezy on wednesday. thursday mor

no one on the flight crew interveed and delta has apologized and offered refunds to the passengers. in syria today, thousands fled aleppo after government forces captured large portions of the city from rebel fighters. this could be a turning point in syria's five and a half-year-old finally paid off for syria's army, its allies and its russian backers. troops punched into rebel controlled eastern help yes on the weekend, and now control 40% of the territory held by the opposition since 2012. all day civilians have been streaming out of the battle zone. today regime and russian soldiers who for weeks have been attacking their homes instead offere transport away from danger. and desperately needed food. fatima akil says she hasn't eaten in three day, not even bread. another woman fled with her dead mother in a wheelchair. "my mother died of hunger," she says. "we've had very little to eat or drink in fife months." [machine-gun fire] there is no solid information on how many people have escaped into government territory, but it's a fraction of eastern aleppo's roughly 200,000 people. there are reports from aleppo tonight that many of them are ac

delta's ceo apologized and >>> in syria, thousands fled aleppo after government forces recaptured large portions of the city from rebel fighters. elizabeth palmer reports, this could be a turning point in syria's 5 1/2-year-old civil war. >> three months of nonstop, shelling and bombing, finally paid off in syria's army, its allies, and its russian backers. troops punched into rebel controlled eastern aleppo on the weekend, and now control 40% of opposition since 2012. recall day civilians have been streaming out of the battle zone. today, regime and russian soldiers who for weeks have been attacking their homes, instead offer the refugees bus transport away from danger. and, desperately needed food. this woman hasn't eaten for three days. mother in a wheelchair. my mother died of hunger she says. we have had very little to eat or drink for five months. as the syrian army and its allies continue to press forward, hoping to bring the whole of aleppo under the control of assad, there is no solid information on how many people have escaped into government territory. but it is a fraction of

delta airline flight. why one passenger is now banned for life. at least 14 fires are burning near the smoky mountains national park in tennessee. and that is forcing mass evacuation. at least 100 homes have been damaged or destroyed by the fire in the gatlinburg area. at one .30 buildings were engulfed in flames, including a 16 story hotel. the fire is also threatening the dollywood theme park. there's some hopeful news that fire officials hope the wet weather will help out some of the flames in tennessee. >>> the driver in the chattanooga, tennessee school bus crash were six children were killed last week when before judge. just moments ago johnny walker poses several counts of vehicular homicide as well as charges of reckless endangerment and reckless driving. the judge granted his attorney's request to delay the trial. walker plans to plead not records show parents, students, and school officials had expressed concerns about walker speeding in the weeks before the crash. >>> in charleston, south carolina the former officer charged with murder in the shooting death of an unarmed black motorist is expected to take the stand in his own defense tod

delta from atlanta. those bring the total number of daily flights to more than 100. >>> the syrian rebels have now lost all of northeastern aleppo. overnight, syrian government forces capturing another key neighborhood of the country's second largest city. it's the biggest setback for the opposition in four years. it sent thousands of civilians fleeing to areas of aleppo. >>> the u.s. congress is look to the session ends. the 21st century cures act would promote new medical ideas and research from the federal government. the main goal would be to send funding to the fda and national institutes of health. to approve new drugs and medical devices. >>> we all need it. right? drenching rains making their way east after hitting the west coast this weekend. the storms meant fresh snow across the west. resorts in the southern california mountains were aided by several inches of powder. california's sierra nevada receiving up to two feet of snow yesterday. skiers and snowboarders happy about that. thousands of people heading to resorts for skiing and snowboarding. more snow expected in the western mountain ranges today as well as the dakotas. the forecast also calling for

delta is refunding the tickets for the passengers on the flight. this video has been viewed on facebook more than two million tourist in tennessee were forced to evacuate overnight. and possible travel troubles across the country --- where hundred of workers are walking off the job. country --- where hundred of workers are walking off the job. luzader says "..will mitt romney score a job in the new trump administration? i'm should find out pretty soon. we'll now at 7-30 --- the transition of power continues as president elect prepares for more meetings for secretary of state today. ahead why milwaukee sheriff david calrke was meeting with mister trump. thanks for staying with wakeup.. time now x:xx.. kim, nicole and angelica adlib toss to wx forecast from fox6 meteoroo we dry out today after record breaking rainfall in milwaukee yesterday. expect a mix of clouds and sun with breezy conditions and highs in the mid 50s. more clouds move in tonight keeping us warm in the low to upper 30s. areas of drizzle and mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the low to mid 40s. cooler by saturday with highs struggling to reach 40. anchor adlibs traffic red on traff

delta is now saying it offered full refunds to the shaken up passengers on that flight. >> steve:coming up new at ten. the bay area police force going undercover to turn the tables on would be package thieves. and next: police reaching out to the community to solve a sad crime: money stolen from a restaurant that was meant for a special cause. a burglar breaks into a benicia restaurant and gets away with money meant to help a sick employee. tonight police are asking for the community's help to find the thief. kron4's haaziq madyun talked to the restuarant owner -- who showed us surveillance video of the wanted man. >> reporter:this is surveillance video of a burglar inside the nine-0-seven grill on first street in benicia "we are hoping to catch this guy who came in and robbed us saturday night" ann-marie ramos and her husband randy own the restaurant. she says the nine0seven closed at 10pm that night "he came in through the back window like he knew exactly where to go" the burglar wasted no time.making his way to the cash drawer "he got away with some cash and also some donations that we were hoping to pass on to an employee

forced to make an emergency landing after losing one of its engines in midair. the flight was in route from dallas to las vegas. the plane landed safely at albuquerque international airport. >>> delta airline is apologize ing for not removing a passenger who supported donald trump and yelled insults to hillary clinton supporters. >>> protests continue in massachusetts over over over not flying the flag, students allegedly burned the flag in from protest of the election. yesterday the town's mayor and the veterans stood in protest over the decision. >>> jury selection to begin in the hate crime trial of dylan ruth who killed nine people back in 2015. a federal judge ruled ruth is competent to stand trial and could face the death penalty if convicted. >>> a manhunt is underway for two escaped prisoners in california they broke out of a county jail before thanksgiving. there has been no sign of them since. the two inmates cut through window of their cell. they repelled down the two stories by tieing together blankets and bed sheets. you can see where the bars are missing, they cut one of the horizontal supports and pushed it out of there. two other inmates were involved in the escape.

jetblue, american, united, and delta airlines as well as the tsa join forces with what is called wings for autism. the program gives more than 100 families a chance to check in, get their boarding passes, and go through security. they actually board an airplane for a simulated flight. the airports can be disturbing with routine procedures at the airport. it is such a great idea. we will be right back with a look at the sunday forecast. massachusetts' newspapers rarely agree, 2. they agree opponents have run a "campaign of misinformation" to spread "fear through white, affluent neighborhoods." they agree in the suburbs question 2 will have "no impact on their schools and their children." they agree it will provide vital "choices for urban parents" and help reduce "the achievement gap." question 2 is "a kid's civil right." join leading newspapers and governor baker in voting yes on 2. what's kelly ayotte costing you? kelly ayotte blocked lower cost generic drugs. you're paying high interest rates on college loans. ayotte voted against letting you refinance at lower rates. and you're payi

in knew at 6:00 forced to apologize for not removing an unruly passenger on an allentown bound flight. what measures deltalines is now taking against the man who profanely professed his support for trump. >>> and building bridges in the city of physical a new route for drivers trying to get through one part of town. with advil, you'll ask what bad knee? what throbbing head? advil makes pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. when it comes to heartburn... trust the brand doctors trust. nexium 24hr is the #1 choice of doctors and pharmacists for their own frequent heartburn. for all day and all night protection... banish the burn... with nexium 24hr. >>> man accused of opening fire inside a charleston, south carolina church is acting as his own attorney. prosecutors say dylan roof killed nine people in the jun june 2015 attack. us district judge is letting roof act as his own attorney in the federal death penalty trial. but calls the move unwise. roof' own attorney advised him not to represent himself. that attorney will be by roof's side in court to provide assistanc

forced to do it. but because you want to fit in, they tend to do it. cardenas spoke to a group of students at the delta zeta sorority, to spread awareness. she was personally affected by alcohol abuse when her father was killed by a drunk driver. the effects of alcohol when you're drinking, you think you're not drunk, but you actually are. you don't really think a 100% of what's going on around you. some people start to feel invincible when they drink. they think that well, but i could control it. or ahhh, but it won't be me. you know, it's not gonna be us. sergeant gaxiola says alcohol tends to be a bigger problem in the fall when the freshmen are adjusting to less supervision and more freedom. according to the 2015 results of sjsu's alcohol edu. survey, 13% of students who drink are considered heavy drinkers. just sounds anxiety at first, right? which is why everyone likes it. shuts down your inhibitions, but then it's gonna go on and go on and shut down your vital functions like breathing. when we come back we'll take a look at ways to fight alcohol abuse. showing how college campuses can encourage

delta airlines already offers basic economy fares in some cities. american has plans for a similar program. >>> a disagreement over police reforms in san francisco. next, the specific part of a use of force policy the police union is refusing to accept. plus -- >>> the uc regents are talking about tuition hikes. just how much students would have to pay under the proposal. that is coming up. >>> good morning. right now we're seeing that traffic will be okay on the san mateo bridge. >>> great visibility. cool air has arrived. it will be a nice day. temperatures cooling off to where we have had most of this month. we will talk about that and cold lows by tonight. imagine a world where instead of rushing to buy we gave thanks for what we already have. at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods we're closed on thanksgiving because family time comes first. bring back the holidays. ♪[music] >> taking a live look at the american flag blowing in the breeze. we're going to bring in one of my favorite songs. >> stevie wonder. >> this is stevie wonder. we could listen to the whole album. bay bridge looking great. there is a breeze out. i talked about the pajamas. >> yeah. >> this is the night to use them.