then to do a little bit about a national guard unit in evansville indiana my home state. with our national guard was serving, there in iraq in 2008. and extraordinarily difficult circumstances, and when they talk to each other they said he had each other's back. that's what we do, we had each other's back. there was a group that was in a truck, one was the driver, one was the lookup the major everybody would say. another was a navigator. ever all work and a truck together. and for a year they had each other's lives i being each othes hands, the most intense effort you could imagine. day came home to evansville and the streets were lined with people cheering when our national guard troop got home. and they did, and they began to live their lives begin back home in indiana. and from 2011 through 2015, four of the members of the national guard group have taken their lives. and it is heartbreaking and it has to end. and so that's what these wonderful people and all of you are trying to help us do. in 2014 come as my first piece of legislation as a senator, we were able to pas

they came home to evansville and the streets were lined with people cheering when our national guard group got home. and they did. and they began to live their lives again back home in indiana and from twaech to 2015 four of the members of that national guard group have taken their lives. and it is hard breaking and it has to end. and so that's what these wonderful people and all of you are trying to help us do. in toward as my first piece of legislation as a senator we were able to pass the jacob sexton military suicide prevention act. and what it did -- jake was a wonderful, wonderful young man who served in iraq and afghanistan. whose family and he helped provide coats and other things to kids in afghanistan when it got cold. but jake had an unbelievable choice he is had to make and that's what our military has to do. incredibly difficult choices. life or death, one side or the other and came back home on r&r in afghanistan. when he got back home took his life. and also told his dad before he went on that tour. he said "dad, i just don't feel right. something doesn't feel like it'

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then to tell you about a national guard unit in evansville, indiana, my home state. when our national guard was serving in iraq in 2008 in extraordinarily difficult circumstances, and when they talk to each other, they said we have each other's back. there is a group that was in a truck there -- one was the driver, one was the lookout to make sure everyone was safe. another was the navigator. they are all working in that truck together. for a year, they had each other's lives in each other's hands. the most intense effort you can imagine. they came home to evansville and the streets were lined with people cheering when our national guard group got home. and they did and they began to live their lives back home in indiana. from 2011 through 2015, 4 of the members of that national guard group have taken their lives. it is heartbreaking and has to end. that is what these wonderful people and all of you are trying to help us do that. in 2014, as my first piece of legislation as a senator we were , able to pass the jacob sexton military suicide prevention act. jake was a

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they came home to evansville and the streets were lined with people cheering when our national guardgroup got home. and they did. they began to live their lives back home in indiana and from 2011 - 2015, four of the members of that national guard group have taken their lives. it is heartbreaking that it has to and. that is what these wonderful people are trying to do. 2014, has my first piece of legislation as a senator, we were able to pass the suicide prevention act. what it did, jake was a a wonderful young man who served in iraq and afghanistan. his family and he helped provide coats and other things to the kids in afghanistan when it got cold. but jake had an unbelievable choice as he had to make and that's what our military have to do. incredibly difficult choices, life or death, one side or other. he came back home on r&r and when he got back home he took his life. he also told his dad before he went on it to her, he said dad i just don't feel right. something doesn't feel like it's working. it's not just those in combat as you all know. it's people back home as well. with the

. >> so is there a picture make going its round on social media, evansville indiana family took theiron to see santa and he was initially excited but ended up falling asleep so santa decided to take a nap with him. the pictures have been shared over 180,000 times. >> wow. >> a lot of times a lot of times. >> i think that looks like a picture, a painting. >> yes, norman rockwell titled sleeping santa. >>> all right. just before 9:00 o'clock here now. it is over, parentally, tim tebow and olivia culpo they are no longer together, the reason she has put out on social media why she felt like she needed to break up. >> she put this out or he was saying it. >> i believe they both put it out. >> i can't imagine why anyone wanted to put this out. >> there wasn't anything put out that is the problem. >> oh, my gosh. >> one of them wasn't. giving people options based on their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >>> kitkat kline is in control again today, kitkat is in the control room, today, she's in love with justin timber

then to tell you about a national guard unit in evansville, indiana, my home state. guard wasational 2008 in extraq in nearly difficult circumstances, and when they talk to each other, they said we have each other's back. is a group that was in a truck there -- one was the tover, one was the lookout make sure everyone was safe. they are all working in that truck together. for a year, they had each himr's lives in their hands of the most intense effort you can imagine. streets were lined with people cheering when our national guard group got home. to they did and they began live their lives back home in indiana. from 2011 through 2015, 4 of the members of that national guard group have taken their lives. it is hardly -- it is heartbreaking and has to end. these wonderful people and all of you are trying to help us do that. we were able to pass the jacob sexton military suicide prevention act. jake was a wonderful young man who served in iraq and afghanistan whose family and he helped provide coats and other things to the kids in afghanistan when it got cold. choices h

and then to tell you a little bit about a national guard unit in evansville, indiana, my home state.our national guard was serving, they were in iraq in 2008, and extraordinarily difficult circumstances and when they talked to each other, they said we have each other's back. that's what we do, we have each other's back. there is a group that was in a truck there, one was a driver, one was the lookout who made sure everybody was safe, another was a navigator. they were all working in that truck together, and for a year they had each other's lives in each other's hands. the most intense effort you could imagine. and they came home to evansville and the streets were lined with people cheering when our national guard group got home. and they did, and they began to live their lives again back home in indiana, and from 2011 to 2015, four of the members of that national guard group have taken their lives, and it is heartbreaking, and it has to end. and so that's what these wonderful people and all of you are trying to help us do. in 2014 as my first piece of legislation as a senator, we wer