excuse me that ethan also add longer to to my talks with him now as i understand it. the collateral murder video in many people's opinions was supposed to have ended the war it was really the turning point isn't how your organization says it. well i mean the information that we have revealed had an effect of actually bringing the war to an end the if you if you look back there was a plan to keep. keep soldiers in iraq or u.s. soldiers for far longer than. actually happened and it was because of the information that came out in the diplomatic cables concerning the iraq war all great the iraqi population. of it actually worked for him so leaky government could not get immunity to the u.s. soldier. and obama decided to pull out all the troops far earlier than expected and we have a short amount of time left but i do want to get to our joy in a sauna and find out what his current status is can you i don't i don't talk about what what joy i thought i was up to these days. well i mean he's still doing the work that he has been doing that throughout all these time that he ha

in iraq and landed private first class bradley manning in military detention but for army veteran ethan mccord it was just another day on duty the helicopters are approximately about a mile and a half away. when they resume in these guys. and from looking at it now you can't see anything when i mean that right there is obviously a camera dangling. if you're to really pay attention. that guy has in a k forty seven right there baghdad iraq two thousand and seven two hundred sixteenth battalion was out patrolling a volatile part of the city i was about five blocks away four or five blocks away to the. to the left of the screen this was a battalion wide mission and then the situation turned deadly. we heard the apaches firing. ethan and his infantry squad began running toward the scene to provide support again the apache helicopter opened fire. when he arrived on the scene the apache guns were quiet the accused enemies were dead. one guy's head the top of his head was completely off and the brains were. on the ground and the smell of this now still haunts me. i don't even know how to descri

ethan story is tragic but he certainly isn't alone tens of thousands of military veterans suffer the effects of p.t.s.d. long after they leave the battlefield and for the also simply can't cope with the stress often times they choose to end their own lives their fathers and brothers sons and soldiers and now they're simply another and american wars abroad in the past two years alone ethan has lost eight of his veteran brothers to suicide and his outlook on life hasn't improved with time i know that i will never ever ever get better i'll never get over this for the world the collateral murder video was just another black mark on an unpopular war for ethan it was a catalyst that made him question the entire purpose of the iraq war you know america. john wayne you know we we were the white house. americans are always out well we're going to try to help people that's all we do is try to spread freedom and democracy the barrel of a gun history will be the ultimate determinant of how the iraq war is viewed but for ethan and so many soldiers suffering from post war stress the future is far

and now they're simply another times will see an american wars abroad in the past two years alone ethan has lost eight of his veteran brothers to suicide and his outlook on life hasn't improved with time i know that i will never ever ever get better i'll never get over this for the world the collateral murder video was just another black mark on an unpopular war for ethan it was a catalyst that made him question the entire purpose of the iraq war america. john wayne you know we we were the white. americans are always out what are we doing to try to help people that's all we do is try to spread freedom and democracy the barrel of a gun history will be the ultimate determinant of how the iraq war is viewed but for ethan and so many soldiers suffering from post war stress the future is far and the past is too much to cope with reporting from wichita kansas meghan lopez r.t. and a role in this story plus the for collateral murder video is available on our website . north korea has once again may be international community wary of a possible conflict on the peninsula by suggesting that forei

when we saw it in dailies, ethan said, "that's really romantic."o i said, "it could use a little touch of sensitivity before what's going to happen, you know." (narrator) producer joel silver, known for the blockbuster films "lethal weapon" and "beverly hills cop" was attracted to their distinctive style. i'm proud to be involved with joel and ethan. but i don't look at it as adding to my collection. i look at it as i hope i help them make a great movie, because if it's a great movie, it'll be good for all of us. we started working on "the hudsucker proxy" several years ago with sam raimi, right after "blood simple" as a matter of fact. and we put that aside for awhile. it's been an intervening seven or eight years because it was becoming clear that it was going to be a very expensive movie and not something we could -- probably not something we could realistically make and certainly not something we could make at that point with the kind of control we wanted. (sam raimi) we were doing a rewrite 6 months before production. joel turned to me and sai

army veteran ethan mccord was a soldier on the ground who witnessed this horrific murderous display with his own eyes our very own our correspondent went to wichita kansas to interview ethan about his experience to discuss his story more in depth in the larger problems veterans face i'm joined now by our q correspondent megan lopez thanks for having me thank you megan so megan you sat down with ethan sure is a very emotional experience the stories quite tragic tell some of them more about what that was like it was honestly the most heartbreaking interview i've ever sat through to have this veteran who you assume is going to be a really tough guy he has a very tough exterior to come and to agree to spill his heart out and talk about his role as a soldier his role as a father and also kind of the experiences that he had afterwards suffering from a number of physical and mental effects as a result of his as a result of his service and also he actually attempted suicide unfortunately twice luckily neither was successful and i know that ethan at the time when this happened to him when he was

when we saw it in dailies, ethan said, "that's really romantic."o i said, "it could use a little touch of sensitivity before what's going to happen, you know." (narrator) producer joel silver, known for the blockbuster films "lethal weapon" and "beverly hills cop" was attracted to their distinctive style. i'm proud to be involved with joel and ethan. but i don't look at it as adding to my collection. i look at it as i hope i help them make a great movie, because if it's a great movie, it'll be good for all of us. we started working on "the hudsucker proxy" several years ago with sam raimi, right after "blood simple" as a matter of fact. and we put that aside for awhile. it's been an intervening seven or eight years because it was becoming clear that it was going to be a very expensive movie and not something we could -- probably not something we could realistically make and certainly not something we could make at that point with the kind of control we wanted. (sam raimi) we were doing a rewrite 6 months before production. joel turned to me and sai

ethan and his infantry squad began running toward the scene to provide support again the apache helicopter opened fire. when he arrived on the scene the apache guns were quiet the accused enemies were dead. one guy's head the top of his head was completely off and the brains were. on the ground and the smell this smell still haunts me. i don't even know how to describe it when he approached the van a noise even wasn't expecting a cry of a little girl and she was four years old. you could tell she had a wound to the stomach and i remember looking at me in. the blood around her eyes made her eyes so ghostly why isn't grabs a girl and ran into a nearby building he then picks glass out of her eyes so she could blink and handed her off to a medic i went back outside and. i. was told to take pictures i started taking pictures of the inside of the van and that's when he discovered the little boy and that's me. and her. that is a little boy who i originally thought was dead despite their injuries the children survived but part of ethan changed forever that day but i couldn't stop myself from cryin

and ethan allen whose conference call is going on as we speak now.ut this nugget i found intriguing, lower shipments to our retailer in china. this has always been a pride -- >> international sales. >> they're made in the u.s. and sell to china. on the call just now, the ceo said, you know, these chinese companies, the chinese recently had accumulated inventory, that was planned and unplanned, very interesting choice of words. in anticipation of higher sales and opening more stores. that hasn't happened so far. is that saying something about china or saying something about the business model of ethan allen as it pertains to china. >> yeah. third quarter we should note is the season slowest for ethan allen. weren't expecting too much by way of strength. but you've got to -- fair disclosure here, spend a lot of money at ethan allen. >> they loss -- didn't make it this quarter. >> spending money on ethan allen personally through purchases. >> that's right. through purchases of furniture. we didn't buy any furniture this past quarter or quarter before. t

his name is ethan, emeche means little man in indian.s me a reason, some hope to pull through. when i get out, i'm going to live with my dad until i can get myself on my feet and raise money and get my own place. then i plan to be a father to my son. get to know him. then i plan to be a better husband to my wife, hopefully start a future, you know. >> coming up empty in the laundry facility search, sergeant lawton and the isu team launch a full-scale investigation of the laundry workers' cells in hopes of locating any dangerous contraband before it's used. >> these are actually some targeted cells that we're after. inmates that are assigned to the laundry, we're going to follow up, see if we can find any more metal, any more contraband. we're going to go up to the cell. strip the inmates out, bring them out of the cell and we'll go complete our cell searches. >> when they get to the door, go ahead and pop them. we're pretty much looking for any kind of contraband, any kind of weapons narcotics, tattoo paraphernalia, tattoo guns. >> strip

ethan was sent home when he showed up in his kindergarten class that he was wearing a mohawk haircut.cher wrote a note saying the official said it was causing a disturbance in classrooms. i think it would be soothing to have a classmate that looks like travis bictle in taxi driver just as he's about to blow ajodie foster's pimp. wtf owe ohio. i units that you don't want to replace the sandbox with a more bit but monday ethan was allowed to return to school with a shaved head. now he looks like a creepy cross between jams bond villain and a banjo-playing kid from deliverance. >> john: as quickly as you make drugs illegal someone is out there making new ones. maybe that's why there are so many of them. an article in the new issue of new york magazine reports on a new boom in designer drugs material that is often legal and custom fitted to individual tastes. there is so many of these designer drugs they don't necessarily have cute nicknames like bath salts or ecstasy. some are just called four ace toxy det which supposedly feels likes psilocybin mushrooms and finding them is as ago as do

it's really a difficult question. >> ethan, i know you make this your daily work. >> yeah.l, i'll tell you, ashleigh, jeffrey's exactly right. what's going on right now is that the governors of washington and colorado have asked the justice department, attorney general holder and the white house, give us a chance to implement these new laws. and holder is obviously struggling with what to do right here. here's the real dilemma which is that the feds to say to these governors in these two states, yes, go ahead, we're going to give you a qualifying green light to implement these laws is the right thing in terms of public safety, public health, regulating marijuana like alcohol. if on the other hand the feds say no way, federal law just trumps, that's it, we're not going to let you do this, then what's going to happen, it's not like marijuana's going to go away. it's going to be produced and sold, but it's going to continue to be illegal and be in the hands of criminals. and as my perspective when we see the next wave of ballot initiatives coming up in elections around the cou

army's bravo company 216, including specialist ethan mccord, are on patrol in a rundown neighborhoodnew baghdad. early that morning the battalion comes under mortar fire as it leaves the base. while the soldiers patrol, they hear sporadic gunfire. >> this area had been a troublesome area so bravo company was tasked out to go in and kind of flush people out. >> two apache helicopters are providing air support and cameras mounted on their gun sights are recording the mission. wikileaks added the subtitles on the video, but the audio you hear is the pilot's actual radio chatter. >> we got a target coming at you. >> the pilots spot a group of men they suspect are insurgents carrying weapons. >> have individuals with weapons. >> he's got a weapon, too. >> there's at least 20 of them. >> oh, yeah. >> because the men are all dressed similarly, the pilots don't realize that two of them are journalists. photographer amir nouradeen and his driver. the apache soldiers seem to mistake amir's camera for a rocket-propelled grenade. >> he's got an rpg. >> we've got a guy with an rpg. >> i want to f

and i have one more card, ethan davidson. go ahead. >>> hi, my name is josephine [speaker not understood]. i would like to ask supervisors to approve this legislation to the full board and allow the condo bypass to happen to help the people who are in tic ownership right now to avoid foreclosure fate and to help them to continue to stay in the city to be middle class. and don't change the current lottery system. any significant change to the current lottery system will be unfair to the tic owner who bought their unit buildings with the reasonable assumption that it would be able to convert to condominiums in a reasonable amount of time. in a 200-year condo cap is not too many. [speaker not understood] about 50, 60 units of buildings -- 50 or 0 buildings. ~ 60 that is very little. and also this bill is good for everyone involved, even including the renters who have their own mind knowing what this bill is about to protect the seniors and the families with lifetime [speaker not understood]. i wish you would continue

noodles say a demonstration has to be registered with the author already used for it to go ahead legally ethan caulks is the quebec correspondent for the canadian affairs website rabble dot ca he says the lower is a clear violation of citizens' rights. yunus will by law six years and acted in the height of the strike last year in your provincial law. law as well which was announced by everyone united nations high commissioner on rights to back bar association representing all provinces lawyers prosecutors and it was a serious violation of civil liberties which was then you'll by the i mean the interim government nobody really knows what to make of. lived in a country where we've always taken for granted the right to protest the right to express our opinion and so a lot of people right now are very very fearful and so there's an attitude that want to go out they want to challenge this by law they know what's happening it's not right but at the same time they're afraid. just a moment here on our t.v. report on the lives of palestinian families but brushing shoulders with an israeli way stop life

required to provide state authorities with before they hit the streets so will the launch is illegal ethan coaxed the quebec correspondent for canadian affairs website rabble dot ca he says the lore is a clear violation of citizens' rights. mina's full by a lot of the sixty's and active at the height of the student strike last year in your provincial laws. laws twelve which was denounced by everyone in the united nations high commissioner on human rights to back bar association representing all the provinces lawyers and prosecutors but it was a serious violation of civil liberties which was then repealed by the incoming provincial governor the fact that much all these are now using this pile always hears it in so many ways in which it's also been denounced by every civil liberties and human rights organizations this is really troubling it's a clear violation of our constitution and and one that's obviously going to be found to be a violation once it once the court case is heard that it's it's a very it's a very disturbing situation right now here and the end result of the use of this file

ethan's mom said that school officials suspended her son last week's.ged for the hairstyle, let it get over the spring break. when he was back at school all the kids were going over filling his new hair cut. and the superintendent greg morris says that exactly why they had to send a little heat the home. in a statement, the superintendent said. our dress and grooming policies are designed to ensure that clothing and hair styled and not cause a distraction to the learning environment. >> casey re says i was a kid that hair cut was not allowed in schools, nor were shorts, tank tops, and looking like a street walker, but apparently 30 years or later it is a violation of freedom of expression?. >> patricia martinez-roche says i teach kindergarten 39 years now. i issued at a hair stylist got a call for a child not to learn. i do believe the in dress code. they are important, however, excluding them from an education is probably illegal. >> michelle jones miller as a teacher myself, i would have celebrated his courage to express himself and called it good! th

ethan clos and his friends thought that he looked cold.d read the primary and middle school in springfield, ohio, said that his hair cut was too disruptive, and ordered him home until he adopted a tamer style. his mother said that the school officials suspended her son last week. after he begged for the hairstyle, finally let him get it over spring break. when he was back at school, all the kids were going over and filling his new hair cut and superintendent greg morris says that exactly is why they had to send him home. in a statement, the superintendent said. " our dress and grooming policies are designed to ensure that clothing and hair styles and not cause a distraction to the learning environment. " >> thomas could stated " that is a discrimination. i think it is a stupid here cut for a five-year old, but he should not get kicked out of school for it. " >> he schlotthauer stated " obviously those administrators have never been to a california school. i got an idea, they should worry about educating instead of playing here cut crop. "

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and he has more knowledge in his pink ethan i have in my thumb. the former ambassador to the u.n and fox news contributor. he is also the president of "red eye." congratulations on that. before we go to the first story, start with something light. i reason i love fox newschannel's mike tobin is he doesn't take guff. check him out during this live shot. >> 10 seconds later the second explosion goes off according to the fbi at the location where he dropped his -- please don't do that. where he dropped the -- where he dropped his knapsack. shepherd? >> we needed a little levity there. and that is was amazing -- he didn't even stop. he just did it. and that's why we love you, tobin. >> one week after the boston marathon bombing, the suspect is lying in hospital in serious condition. a gunshot wound to the neck. on monday they announced dzhokhar, aka, human garbage, will not be tried as an enemy combatant in response to enemy law i can makers to call it information gathering purposes. he is carney jie. he will not be treated as an enemy combatant. we w

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ethan accomplished author and other fields that had been interested to see some of this book. so i was little nervous that we did the show. they really went well and i continue to do the whole radio gig. a longtime friend hartmann wrote. that is the interesting thing to do, but after a while i didn't like doing "the daily show" come as a continued talk radio, which i do to this day and i ventured over to india for a little bit. what you do when you have to recharge your batteries? to go to india. either chuck turner is delighted to write code incredible india. i stayed about five or seven minute walk from the dalai lama's resident and it's a mixture of the indians are tibetans of the day. fascinating place. it provided me the opportunity to read the book because i was able to go for a couple months and then come back. in between watching my granddaughter is a 12 step recovery program with the assistance the assistance i do for some people, i was able to read this book and her editor, sherry johnson was absolutely amazing. changing my spare spirit never thought i'd do a book, b

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other furniture stocks like ethan allen of world, bassett, pier 1, la-z-boy kind of mixed because wexed market. they have great performance over the last year. rising tide of housing market lifts all boats. ashley: so important to the economy. jeff flock, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> thank you, sir. tracy: blackstone chief steve schwarzman pledging to hire 50,000 veterans in the next five years. he is our special guest from the white house. we've gottthat next. ashley: plus liz claman live from the milken conference with british prime minister tony blair. you don't wa to miss that. look at some of today's winners and losers. the dow just turning positive, we'll be right back. ♪ >> 90 # minutes to close, going to the floor of the new york city stock exchange with nicole. >> hi, taking a look at the major market averages. the s&p and also the nasdaq have up arrows, dow dipped back into negative territory. nadz deck impressive for tech savvy folks, nasdaq moving to levels not seen since 2000 and s&p 500 against the all time record high intra-day, but didn't breakthrough, and