griffin campbell is currently serving a 15 to 30 year prison sentence for his role in the june 2,013 disaster. but a jury in the civil trial only found campbell liable for 1 percent of the damages. the nacp believes campbell's case deserves a second look, because of that verdict. >> we're kohl not only on district attorney seth williams to have the full review on this case to look at recommendations for reduction of sentence or to exonerate griffin campbell altogether. >> now the naacp is also calling for district attorney candidates to revel where they stand on the matter. >>> cbs news poll out this morning, finds majority of americans were entrust to address, many are waiting see if he will make good on plans he outlined. don champion on capitol hill where some lawmakers taking wait and see approach. >> president trump scheduled to host republican coming grab , the president laid out his investigation for the country during his joint address to congress last night, now he needs the lawmakers help to make it a reality. >> whether it be with repealing or replacing obamacare, whether

griffin campbell is currently serving a 15 to 30 year prison sentence for his role in the june 2013 disaster. but a jury in the civil trial only found campbell liable for 1 percent of the damages. naacp believes campbell's case believes a second look because of that civil verdict. >> we're calling not only on district attorney set will yams to have the full review of the convictions, review unit on this case to look at a recommendation for the reduction of sentence, or to exonerate griffin campbell all together. >> the naacp is also calling for district attorney candidates to reveal where they stand, on the matter. >>> president trump is enjoying favorable reviews for his prime time address to the joint session of the congress and today he tweeted just two words: thank you. in a cbs news poll 76 percent of viewers approved of the president's speech. president trump called for unity last night but democrats are skeptical. >>> president trump sat down for a strategy session with republican lawmakers he is counting on to push his agenda >> it begins as of now. we think we will have success. >>

griffin campbell and shawn benshot were sentenced to long prison terms for their roles in the collapse of the building that killed several people. last month he announced he won't seek another term. >>> 2 1/2 years after his arrest, a burlington county firefighter has been found not guilty of setting fire to a vacant auto body shop. he was charged with arson but a jury has found him not guilty. >>> the bucks county man accused of raping a teenager gifted to him from an amish family is allowed to sell his house. a total of 11 girls were found in lee kaplan's house last year. >>> in bucks county, two sisters claim they were sexually abused as children by william thomas thomas used to baby-sit them when they lived in levittown. they want to encourage others who may have been abused by thomas to come forward. >> i hope that anyone else that was affected by this man, please step up, you will be heard i refuse to allow people like this on the streets, where children should feel safe. >> thomas is in jail tonight facing 51 charges, including child rape he sexually assaulted kids for at least

griffin campbell and sean benef benshop were sentenced for their roles in the building collapse thatilled six people. they argue that other people in the case who were white weren't charged. the district attorney's office has yet to comment. >>> a bucks county man accused of raping a teenage girl who was allegedly difficulted to him by her parents can get funds due to the sale of his house. a judge approved the housefeite set aside for sale and to pay legal fees. >>> teacher is sending a message to mayor kenney saying that the city doesn't value public school teachers. >> the fact that we were able to raise that much money so quickly just shows the teachers in the city, the school advocates the parents, i'm a parent in the city, too, we're all fed up. >> a statement the school spokesperson said the desire is a contract which fairly compensates our teaches but also retains the stability that the philadelphia school district has fought hard for. >>> warm weather could continue and could impact your budget. pgw customers listen up because you may soon have to pay more. pgw says warmer w

great reporting by our jennifer griffin, fort campbell.ir helicopters and the 101st can't fly. if they had disarmed a brigade combat team on short notice around the world, possibly to south korea, possibly somewhere else, likely couldn't do it. the buildings at fort campbell, as you know from visiting them, our vintage world war ii and falling apart. you can't tell me the pentagon does any more money. >> is a site, i put aside that question for the moment. >> leland: let me have you on to that question. it does the pentagon need this additional $54 billion? will start with that. >> i think they certainly need some enhanced funding. i don't know whether the 54 billion is the right amount. will be proposing an alternative budget the democrats side. it may not be quite as much is 54 billion, but we're going to propose an increase. the question is, we entered into a budget agreement back in 2011 where we basically said we're going to treat a defense side in the nondefense side the same. not only has this administration broached that agreement,

national security correspondent jennifer griffin has this in-depth story from fort campbell, kentucky. >> in 20003 at the start of the iraq war, the u.s. military relied on the 101st airborne division to transport roughly 4,000 american troops deep into enemy territory in one night. landing in mosul, forcing the iraqi army to fight on two fronts. dwight eisenhower relied on the screaming eagles to jump behind enemy lines on d-day. after six years of budget cuts, army commanders say would be difficult to carry out those operations today. >> we used to have two aviation brigades, over 200 aircraft. now we are at slightly 100 aircraft. >> if you had to move out tomorrow and do a brigade-level assault, could you do it? >> we could not. >> this train was apparent when we visited fort campbell, kentucky. >> our requirements haven't reduced so you have an inexperienced maintenance group that has to support a high-tempo of support. >> p is the commander of the aviation brigades. when this combat aviation brigade deployed to afghanistan, they had to leave their maintainers behind. the result,

national security correspondent jennifer griffin traveled to fort campbell and during those live from the pentagon with what she's learned. this is a scary story. speak out we've carried on a number of exclusive investigations into the past year, looking at readiness on the force. here's what we found. the same 100 101st -- may not e able to conduct those operations today after six years of budget cuts. >> we used to have two aviation brigades here come over 200 aircraft, numbered down to just one aviation per grade and 100 aircraft. >> if you do move out tomorrow and do a brigade level assault, could you do it? >> we could not. >> the army cut one of fort campbell's aviation brigades in 2015 because of cuts. they forced the sport came a brigade to deploy to afghanistan without their maintenance crews. 1,000 highly trade helicopter mechanics lost nearly a year of training as a result. their now it takes them nearly e as long to fix their helicopter helicopters. >> are maintainers left back here didn't have aircraft to work on. >> the military had to spend millions of dollars to pay co