mission, we came back in and he was five miles off of the end of the runway. 60 miles northwest of hanoi. the deepest rescue ever attempted. but the ground fire was so heavy that we had to back off. we could not get him out. went home that night, as you can imagine, pretty down frustrated . this is our friend. this is someone most of us knew very well. he was on his third combat tour over 400 combat missions. not only did we admire and respect him greatly, but he was one of the neatest young men that any of us ever met. now we have found him. after all this time we knew where he was and we could not get him out. of course now they knew where he was. and very soon he would be captured. the next morning, and one of the great examples, in my opinion of courageous combat leadership general john, the four-star commander in saigon, in consultation with the army commander, canceled. canceled, the entire strike mission to hanoi, and dedicated every resource, including over 150 airplanes, for the rescue of roger locher. we went in for about two hours major the guns were silenced -- made sure the

fonda talking about the infamous vietnam photos that angered many veterans and earned her the name hanoick in a moment. and bill, open your e-mail. paperless post. >> jen going? >> i'm not telling. >>> we're about to play a game of catch phrase. i'm playing with jennifer, but higgins needs a partner. please welcome anthony mackey. oh, wow. >> oh, this is when you like -- you're in a game and you -- you knock your hands together. >> fist pump. >> yes. >> yes. okay. wednesday is known as -- >> hump day. >> hump day. >> throw money in the air. >> oh -- >> yes. >> hey, hey, you talking too fast, you need to -- >> slow down. >> oh. >> oh, that's fun. that's fun. >>> all right, let's get a check on the other headlines. j.lo on "jimmy fallon" playing games. and the pope will begin his four-day visit on september 20th with stops in washington, d.c., philadelphia and new york city. details still being ironed out but organizers are talking about appearances at the white house, possibly a mass at madison square garden. he was headed home from the philippines and when asked what he would say to thos

the veterans have never forgiven jane fonda for hearse a pathetic feelings towards hanoi during the height of the vietnam war in 1972. he nearly died of ebola, but the doctor is not giving up his wishes. where he is had it coming up next. and an unbelievable crash caught on camera. with the driver is saying after >> a terrifying interested in canada. the tire comes loose, flying through the air from another car, smashing into a man's windshield, caught on camera. the driver is alive to tell his story tonight. >> everything was happening so quickly. there was no time to react. >> the driver was able to duck just as the car hit the windshield of his car. he never expected his dashboard camera to catch anything like that which i'm not sure will give him peace of mind. an american doctor who overcame the ebola viruses heading back to africa. he is going back to help other struggling with the deadly disease. he became infected last august while delivering babies in liberia. he beat ebola in part because of plasma donated by another patient who survived through the use of an experimental drug. h

. >>> japan's state minister and his vietnamese counter part exchange a memorandum in hanoi. ministry officials say japan wants to improve the postal system and trust in their postal services. japan also relies on banks and insurance businesses. >>> the japanese government plans to work with its private sector in realizing the project. it would help introduce japanese companies. the government hopes to launch other emerging economies, too. it's already exchanged a mem random with myan mawr. >>> now, japanese authorities are thinking about expanding the role of safety inspectors. transport officials currently limit their focus to car makers. under the new proposal they would look at auto-parts makers as well. the devices can explode and spray metal fragments when deployed. fatal accidents have been reported in the united states and malaysia. automakers have conducted recalls throughout the world. in japan, more than 3 million vehicles have been affected. the ministry officials say they want to be able to respond more quickly to autoparts defekts. they're continuing on-site ins

we didn't want to be swapped when i was there in hanoi. we wanted the united states to win this whole swap idea puts the lives of men and women serving in the military in danger. 30% of those released from guantanamo already have entered the fight. they have reentered the fight at high levels because it's a badge of honor and this is further proof that it was a bad bad idea. >> well, if you sort of read between the lines of what is being said, it sounds like we found out that he was -- had some sort of conversation with the taliban. and then we notified qatar but they're the ones supposed to be watching them. of course they will stop watching them at the end of may. what in the world is qatar too long? >> doesn't it raise the question what is it that we don't know what they have been doing? >> how many times have they made calls that we didn't catch? >> sure. it's obvious that these people are the hardest of the hard core. they are the worst of the worst. to expect them not to go back in the fight, to somehow undergo some conversion is jus

it would be seen again during the vietnam war when america bombed hanoi dropping on a single city moreordnance than the united states dropped in all of world war ii. indeed, in america in the 20th century, waged total war to such a frightening extent that one wonders if sherman had commanded in world war ii or vietnam, would his detractors be so repelled by him, especially those white southerners, taught to hate him as a war criminal? if he had served in the same army a century later and had worn khaki or green rather than blue, and if his targets had been germans, japanese vietnamese, or islamic terrorists, rather than confederates, would we still loathe him to the same degree? francis libor's words, written in 1862 to save the country is paramount to all other considerations, could have been spoken by generals 0 mar bradley or george patton as they smashed their way through another german town. or curtis lemay as he ordered the fire bombing of japanese cities. history has deemed them heroes, because their actions were against their country's foreign foes, while sherman has been vilif

japan's communication state minister and his vietnamese counterpart exchanged a memorandum in hanoi.ministry officials say japan aims to improve vietnam's postal system and heighten the level of trust among vietnamese people and their postal services. japan will also provide practices and information relating to banks and insurance businesses. now the japanese government plans to work with its private sector in realizing the project. it would help introduce japanese companies. the government hopes to launch such projects in other emerging economies. it has already exchanged a memorandum with myanmar. >>> new car sales in russia are facing a pretty tough ride. a industry group is predicting they will fall by as much as a quarter in 2015. members of the association of european businesses which is a lobby group, have released last year's figures. the group says russian new sales of passenger cars and exact commercial vehicles stood at roughly 2.5 million units. that's down more than 10% from the previous year. the fall comes amid a weakened economy, due partly to western sanctions over

have made it, in my first mission over hanoi. there were three sands, a surface-to-air missile, about the size of a telephone pole. accelerated at our airplanes at about 1600 miles per hour. they would detonate and be deadly within 150 feet. my very first mission, three of them came within 100 feet of our airplane, failed to go off failed to detonate. thank goodness for that soviet quality control, wouldn't you agree? there were many other times, and had it not been for thousands and thousands of people, and the entire military and civilian support community who are proud of their work, who performed in a professional, outstanding manner. steve ritchie would not be alive. as you can imagine, i am pretty thankful, pretty grateful, i feel very fortunate to have received so much of the credit belongs to so many that have helped make it possible. many fighter pilots i could've done what i did, but we had a unique opportunity in air combat arena, and there were some reasons for our success at the time given that opportunity, and you k

communications state minister nishime and his vietnamese counterpart hyung exchanged a memorandum in hanoi. ministry officials say japan aims to improve vietnam's postal system and heighten the level of trust among vietnamese people in their postal services. japan will also provide practices and information relating to banks and insurance businesses. the japanese government plans to work with its private sector in realizing the project in vietnam. it would help introduce japanese companies. the government hopes to launch such projects in other emergeing economies too. it has already exchanged a memorandum with myanmar. >>> massive recalls over air bags made by a japanese company have rocked the global auto industry. now japanese authorities are thinking about expanding the role of safety inspectors. transport ministry officials currently limit their focus to carmakers. under the new proposal they would look at auto parts makers as well. at the center of the recalls are air bags made by takata. safety regulators say the devices can explode and spray metal fragments when deployed. fatal acci

some 60 miles northwest of hanoi. the deepest rescue ever attempted.but the ground power was so heavy that we had to back off. we couldn't get him out. went home that night as you can imagine. pretty down. pretty frustrated. this is our friend. this is someone most of you -- most of us knew very well. he was on his third combat tour over 400 combat missions. not only did we admire and respect him greatly, but he was one of the neatest young men that many of us ever met. now we found him. after all this time now we knew where he was, we couldn't get him out. of course now they knew where he was. and very soon he would be captured. well the next morning, and one of the great examples, in my opinion, of courageous combat leadership general john vogt, seven air force in saigon, in consultation with general fred wayian army command cancelled cancelled, the entire strike mission to hanoi and dedicated every single resource, including over150 airplanes, to the rescue of roger locher. we went in for about two hours. we made sure that guns at the airfield were

another reason i'm happy to be here -- april 1972, i should not have made it, in my first mission over hanoi there were three sands, a surface-to-air missile, about the size of a telephone pole. accelerated at our airplanes at about 1600 miles per hour. they would detonate and be deadly within 150 feet. my very first mission, three of them came within 100 feet of our airplane, failed to go off failed to detonate. thank goodness for that soviet quality control, wouldn't you agree? there were many other times, and had it not been for thousands and thousands of people, and the entire military and civilian support community who are proud of their work, who performed in a professional, outstanding manner. steve ritchie would not be alive. as you can imagine, i am pretty

he came to hanoi to conclude the agreement in vietnam.end me home with them, he said, but he refused the offer. he said commander mccain will return in the same order as the others. he knew my early release would be seen as favoritism to my father and a violation of our code by rejecting this. he preserved test test. test test. test test. >>> in ferguson, missouri even though months have passed since a grand jury decided not to indict the police officer in connection with the shooting death of michael brown, some members of the community and the police still seem to be miles apart. exhibit a happened last night. trace gallagher has the storyom our west coast newsroom. trace. >> megyn, it was a meeting at st. louis city hall. it was to hear public comment on whether to create a civilian oversight board for police. when several people got up to speak in favor of the oversight board, they were cheered. but when two police officers tried to speak out against the measure, they were heckled. that's when the business manager for the st. louis po

the 77-year-old actress was dubbed hanoi jane in 19772, called a traitor after she visited the capitalgraphed with enemy troops with a helmet and gun criticizing the u.s. >> 43 years later, despite numerous public apologies the anger raw among veterans. on friday, fonda said while she understands the veterans anger she doesn't regret the trip which she calls an incredible experience. >> amazing they are protesting her so many years later. >> sensitive issue. >>> next up, she's back. whoopi goldberg made a triumphant return to "the view." >> she had been sidelined by a herniated disk and as we found out from the video show posted from her hospital bed describing the pain being so bad she wished she could have her periods back. oh! >> and yesterday she got a hero's welcome back to the show as she donned what appeared to be hospital scrubs. goldberg said she is thankful she didn't need surgery but her treatment included a lot of physical therapy. >> wish i could wear those scrubs. >>> celebrity to be roasted by your contemporaries is an honor. in recent years, we have seen roseanne barr,

he came to hanoi to conclude the agreement in vietnam.ietnamese told them they would send me home with them, he said, but he refused the offer. he said commander mccain will return in the same order as the others. he knew my early release would be seen as favoritism to my father and a violation of our code by rejecting this. he preserved my honor. we'll be right back. moment. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed

when henry came to hanoi to conclude the agreement that would end america's war in vietnam, the vietnamese told them they would send me home with him. he refused the offer quote commander mccain will return in the same order as the others, he told them. he knew my early release would be seen as favoritism to my father and a violation of our code of conduct. by rejecting this last attempt to suborn dereliction of duty henry saved one of my important possessions, my honor. and for that henry, i am eternally grateful. thank you again to all of our witnesses for being here today and i look forward to your testimony. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman to let me join you in welcoming secretary kissinger, sector scholz and secretary albright. you have provided extraordinary leadership to this nation and so may different capacities and we are deeply appreciative of you joining us this morning. it is an opportunity to you from individuals who have witnessed and shape history over the course of many, many years. and thank you again for joining us. i also want to commend senator mccain for the seri

a well-known example is the hanoi hilton cohort the most famous member of which is john mccain. lifetime ptsd rate. john mccain was in kapttive for 5 1/2 years. you would think that his cohort his group of people kwouf a very high likelihood of ptsd. very, very low, in fact. there were a number of specific reasons you can nail down. they were holder. they were higher ranking. most of them had been to college. they also is had some of the best training in the world. they had been through a year of flight training and all these tough training schools. they showed up with all of these pluses in their department. importantly, when they came back president nixon greeted them all as heros. they had a huge party for them thrown at white house. frank sinatra came. everything was internalized by the culture and people thought and meditated what they had been through and incorporated that. >> that's why we all have a role to play. all of us have a role to play to welcome them home. separating the war from the warrior. we got to jump but i want to thank you so much for your service and for

. >> we are just a few floors, greta, from our office here in hanoi. -- passed about the 24th floor we all felt kind of a violent shake and then the elevator kind of started going down. it felt like the brake on the cable was holding but we were stuck. and we might be here a while. well if it goes down i'm going up. [ laughter ] all right. all right. >> >> jump through there, quickly. >> terrific. >> >> do you mind if i use the stairs? >> yes all is well that ends well. i confess that was not fun. it was about 10 or 15 members. i'm so glad to be home. there is nothing like american made elevators in a democracy. i love them. and that's my off-the-record comment tonight. thank you for being with us. we will see you tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. eastern. stay with fox news throughout the night for complete coverage of the blizzard 2015. our fox extreme weather team and correspondents will bring you up to date all night long. good night and stay warm and get -- >> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> i have to say i'm shocked. >> chris wallace and others

. >> james: never to live near the old cat us department hanoi's once again as kron 4 vicki shaw was a final y plan to sit down a ban stadium are still a source of concern for them. >> reporter: even the smallest construction can be loud and that is why neighbors around candlestick park are making so much noise about it now. he has family in candlestick. in other never the demanding assurances from the city that 80 tonight on dirt and dust affected people with asthma and other respiratory illnesses this to be no trail of dust going down the street. >> james: here is a story for you that is a little scary for patients apparently it many of the hospital's real received passing grades but health- care watchdog organization leapfrog group chinese hospital in san francisco and doctors' medical center each received a d grade for issues like medical errors and faces the injured was admitted that the medical center has been fighting to stay open two months ago, to cost for 02 measures to keep the hospital open and was tried to eliminate the $50 million deficit. >> james: his our web site at

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