mark everson a young platoon commander by all accounts going places very charismatic young officer. in charge of this outpost on the edge of the affected area of operations. he was a podgy alum in may of 2009 at the start of it all and again this is part of the dead men risen aspect. he was writing in his diary which was a lot expressed in that published in the book. he was concerned about lack of medical equipment and helicopter evacuation procedures and also he didn't know what the mission was. he was unsure what the mission was so the patrol that day i mean it was really what was called -- matches to go out there and be seen and reassure the local population which is sort of nonsensical in the helmand context. so a big ambush and what i found out in the blogs to the u.s. edition is that he was in all likelihood -- a bullet that killed him. what happened to him was he was mortally wounded heroic gallantry medals awarded. he got him back to the base but it was in screw-ups with helicopters and he got back to the hospital well outside of the golden hours 20 minutes outside of the go

mark everson again a young commander by all accounts was going places very charismatic young officer tremendously excited to be in charge of this outpost right on the edge of the affected area of operations. he was in me 2009 at the start of the tour. he was writing in his diary which was not published in the book. he was writing his diary that they radios didn't work and he was concerned about lack of mental cool equipment and evacuation procedures and he didn't know what the mission was. he was unsure what the mission was so it was really what was called a northern ireland days eight -- just to go out there and be seen and reassured those local population which was nonsensical in the holman context at that point. the big ambush and what i found out which is the revelation in the epilogue to the u.s. edition i found out very recently was that he was in all likelihood the bullet that killed him. he was mortally wounded in what happened to him was he was mortally wounded. her row at gallantry medals supported from those who got them back to the base but it was groups with helicopters

it happened around 1:00 yesterday afternoon at the everson station.t's the former market e station. the woman claims the man attacked thor in a remote area of the station. she was taken on to the hospital. we don't know how badly she was hurt. >>> in virginia this morning authorities are expected to announce first-degree murder charges against the man suspected of killing a university of virginia student. 32-year-old jesse matthew was charged in hannah graham's abduction after she went missing in september. a month-long search ended when her body was found a few miles from campus. matthew was also leaked to the 2009 disappearance and death of a virginia tech student and the rape of another woman in 2005. >>> drew peterson remember him? he's now charged in a plot to kill the prosecutor who sent him away to prison. peterson a former police sergeant in suburban chicago was convicted in 2012 of killing his third wife. and he's suspected in theappearance of his fourth. while behind bars he tried to hire a hitman to kill the lead prosecutor of his murder tr

that's not the constitutional law or doctrine that we have ever since the everson case. but that was a very late developing idea that some others and establishment clause, our right as will an individual by the consumer be applied to the states via the 14th amendment but i think this is coming to go back to the original meaning there really isn't such a big conflict between establishment clause and the free exercise clause. >> peter montgomery. is when if you just address briefly the religious claims made against nondiscrimination protections on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity, which was not at issue in hobby lobby but certainly an issue with a lot of may become more of a federal issue if the supreme court makes a constitutional ruling on marriage equality. >> i think that's a question for you, ilya. ilya. >> it depends on what kind of discrimination law. i think there is no way to begin us in the custody shot of the employment this commercial in the first place, there's no way to achieve the goal of banning probation based on protected class and the