heroes don't have problems, that's why they're heroes. that shows what i knew. >> reporter: those characters now rule at the box office. >> the movie versions are getting better than the comic book versions. >> name? >> stan lee. >> reporter: like hitchcock, he loved his cameos. bringing himself, or the hero, down to earth. >> are you tony stank? >> yes, this is -- this is tony stank. >> reporter: or reminding the hero what the point is. >> i guess one person can make a difference. >> reporter: stan lee was 95. the pantheon he leaves behind, immortal. >> what a legacy. dave wright tonight, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the tower scare at a major airport. the air traffic controller suddenly slurring her speech. pilots trying to take off and land growing alarm. they could not understand her. tonight, the faa is now taking action. >>> your health tonight, the new guidance for doctors when it comes to statins. and this is important. >>> and the new storm system racing from the south into th

(jrs) we have an amazing update on the waffle house hero.irst he saves lives now he is inspiring the youth of tennessee. plus he mentions his plans after his new found fame. (justine) traveling aquarium. the skills kids can learn by exploring the myseries of the ocean. and how one aquarium is making sure every child gets a chance. (jrs) we are getting to know the two victims tonight from a deadly yoga studio shooting. where police are in there investigation. "these occurrences are far too frequent and often times render us speechless as we try to figure out what's going on what happened and why."(justine)and why." (justine) new details are surfacing about the shooting inside a florida yoga studio that left three people dead and five others injured. authorities have now identified the alleged gunman and the two women they say he killed.(jrs) we're also hearing about what people inside the studio did to protect themselves. kim hutcherson has more. just minutes after a hot yoga class was scheduled to begin... shots rang out. tallahassee police

now people are calling both her and carlos heroes. >> we're not heroes. i take care of them. it's my job to take care of them. i love my patients and i wouldn't be in this profession if i didn't care about them. >> reporter: they're saying you're a hero. >> yeah. >> reporter: do you feel like a hero? >> not really. >> reporter: until we asked, carlos never even mentioned his prized ps 4 which melted in the flames. >> that's the thing i'm most happy about, everybody was able to get out and they were able to stay alive. >> reporter: and he played a big pardon in it. from healdsburg, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> what a terrific young guy. >> definitely. and carlos' act of bravery has led to offers of kindness. >> yes, abc7 news has received several offers of help for the family and replace his ps 4. we'll keep you posted. >> all right. hit by an out of control driver, new video shows just how lucky steph curry was in friday's car accident. >> a south bay woman suddenly collapse ed's on thanksgiving day. now she wants to find the holiday hero who helped her. >> touchdown confir

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at the 12th annual stand up for heroes event. >> nothing better.the least we can do. >> celebrating heroes like justin and his wife, kim lee. >> it's a hard thing to describe, leaving the military. >> justin came home with his limbs intact, but his deployment did damage to his mind. >> it wasn't until i returned from deployment and his dad took his own life. that sent me spiraling downhill. >> at one point he considered taking his own life. now they are helping spread awareness about the silent wounds of war. >> the fact that 20 veterans a day are taking their lives while working to get rid of the stigma that we come back from war and it's not okay to seek help. >> the event raised $45 million to date. it started by bob woodruff and his wife and their foundation after he was injured by a roadside bomb while on assignment in 2006. >> is there anything good that happened, i had a chance to accomplish something like this. >> people here like justin and kim are battle tested and resilient. >> we built connections to a supportive community and together

hidden heroes are feeling empowered. we feel our voices being heard.at are working in the shadows every day to support our veterans. they were surrounded with love and respect. my thanks to tom hanks and elizabeth dole, who is tireless in this work. we are just getting started. >> that was beautiful, savannah. >>> what do you have, mr. daly? >> to our right, a national treasure. dolly parton, ladies and gentlemen. >> get her, carson. >> hello, dolly. good to see you. >> good to see you, too. you have a moi )m ... marriott starwood >>> good morning to you. 8:26. marriott starwood members everywhere are getting a rude awakening. word that hundreds of millions of guests have been affected by a massive data breach. marriott saying up to 500 million accounts were expressed. they had access to phone numbers, passport numbers and e-mail and if possible credit card numbers were also stolen but the company says they can't confirm that. the marriott is planning to notify potential hacking victims by e-mail. right now, let's look at your morning commute. >> we're

i noticed that you tweeted, you said you saw heroes there. you quoted from the book of john, greater love has no in this to lay down life for level friends. >> there were a lot of heroes there that were not with us anymore and a lot of people that -- even though there was a gunmen 20 feet away from them that were breaking with them, it's a family over there. it was incredible what a lot of people were able to do. >> shannon: i know you were a regular there and it's been talked about a place that was very joyful and felt very safe that friends gather on a regular basis. we have at least one law enforcement officer who lost his life running in there and telling his wife on a phone call, i've got to go, i love you, but i'm running in. radioing and telling other people's what he was seeing in the way he described it was horrific. >> we have a hero on our hands but heroes take risks and sometimes those risks are mortal. when we are talking about law enforcement especially an active shooter situation like this, they know that they are signing up, t

just go to cnnheroes.com and click donate beneath any hero to make a direct contribution to that hero'sdonation which is tax deductible in the united states. no matter the amount, you can make a big difference in helping our heroes continue their life-changing work. cnn is proud to offer you this simple way to support each cause and celebrate all these everyday people who are changing the world. you can donate from your laptop, tablet, or your phone. just go to cnnheroes.com. your donation in any amount will help them help others. thanks. >>> because i was named 2017 cnn hero of the year, coupled with the matching grants, we've been able to establish this shop in savannah. >> she's just a special girl. she lights up the room whenever she goes anywhere. >> i love my family. they make me laugh all the time. >> she has always wanted to work. when i showed her the video, she was very excited. i asked her, i said, do you want to apply for a job there? she was over the moon and back. >> everyone deserves to work. it doesn't matter if you are different. >> we like to make a huge deal out of hi

s heroe don't have problems that's why they're heroes. >> reporter: but those characters now rule ations are getting better than the comic book versions. >> reporter: like hitchcock he loves his cameos. >> are you tony stank? >> yes, this is tony stank. >> reporter: or reminding the hero what the point is. >> i guess one person can make a difference. >> reporter: stan lee was 95. the pantheon he leaves behind, immortal. >> and as he was going down the list i was thinking wow, his residual checks must be insane or were insane. he was into a lot. there are many celebrity tributes pouring in. >> wolverine actor tweeted we've lost a creative gennious, a pioneering force, i'm proud to have been a small part of his legacy. >> and skeseth rogen say thank n lee for making people who feel different feel special. >> and we're deeply grateful for his service to our country and support of service members. >> he's got good genes. he's good. such a stories life dying at 95. >>> don't miss our updates @wnn fans.com. million people in this country who live with hearing loss. of that 50 million, one

he is a civil rights hero. he is somebody who was literally on the freedom ride in 1961 and it reminded me as we sat down together that he was not allowed to leave d.c. next to weigh --

and every day after, when they return home as veterans and heroes, we take care of them. that's very important. and they really appreciate it. i think nothing i have done is more appreciated -- i think we have done a lot for a lot of different groups, but nobody's appreciated it more than the vets. i see that when gi out, when i make speeches, i meet people backstage, on stage. i think the vets may be more than anybody else appreciate what we're doing for them. . so together we will honor those who will defend us. we will cherish those who protect us, and we will celebrate the amazing heroes who keep america safe and strong and proud and free. i want to thank you, all. you are very incredible people. i know the scombrob job you do. twelve twelve -- i know the incredible job you do. i know what you went through was incredible. horrible in certain ways. but i know what you went

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he's got all kinds of problems don't you understand and he's a hero heroes don't have problems at troy very erosion their job is what i knew the . league did know what his fans wanted and his relationship with them is an important part of his legacy. he's working his fantasy he decides which i. think is a birth year i think. well the stars of those movies have been paying tribute to stanley let's take a look at what's being said captain america star chris evans tweeted here there will never be another stanley for decades he provided both young and old with adventure escape comfort confidence inspiration strength friendship and joy he exuded love and kindness and will leave an indelible mark on so so many lives and evans and to this week with us stanley's legendary sign off phrase. excelsior samuel l. jackson jackson who starred in numerous marvel features tweeted thank you stanley for the escape from this world and great joy inhabiting the ones you created you made so many believe in the good the heroic the villainous the exciting most of all you were giving and gracious to us all all

officer edwards is our hero. >> he and his wife had been married for just three months. he was inss the proce of adopting her son. >>> iprince george's county, residents of a gated apartment complex say crime is getting out of control. police confirm that they are investigating a numr of break-ins and one armed robbery at the camnargo town center. all have occurred in the last three months. after complaints fromeople who live there, the complex just hired securityrd g last night, but residents say it is not enough. >> my concernot is outside of this community, it is when i come home, that is when i get nervousnd i have to sit in my car and look over my shoulder and make sure that everything is okay and if i seeomne walking, just stay in my car extra time. >> the company that manages the complex tells us that they have improved security, they arh working w the police department to make it safer and the county pice say that their officers will start patrolling part-time at the complex and that starts this weekend. >>> he used to measure pounds of turkey at th safeway deli

so you have a native hero you want that native hero to put in my eyes everything that is great wonderful but our culture we need those the symbols of champions who where we come from to feed you know i was thinking about when i was looking you were looking at the amazing at least been doing in the sun has been doing is that from my study of those two cultures in different communities indigenous communities that culture the history the spiritual physicians has so much better stronger more amazing well magical than any superhero story that i've ever seen or renting the grain the co-chair what do you need made us and that's what you. mean if anything that i've ever seen in d.c. all malvo all a any of those big mainstream ones you have those superheroes already. culture who are you going magical things and they're not even magical things this is what they did and i think that's where we're heading i think we're certain to see that right now i think that if you look back at a lot of the a lot of the heroes that we we see that the comic pages today derive from stories greek myths different oth

got all kind of problems don't you understand stan he's a hero heroes don't have problems at troy very erosion their job what are you. lead did know what his fans wanted and his relationship with them is an important part of his legacy. he's more it's fun to see his sons which i. think is done. think is a virtue i think it's a person that. is film critic scott roxboro joins us for more on the story scott what was behind the magic your how did he make his character so memorable yeah still did which is really unique in complex the time half the number one hundred fifty is coming just coming just before comic books were largely censored and they became quite bland and and formulaic and what stanley did was he breaks that lee brought the real world into comic books he his characters although they had superpowers were based in the real world spider. it was my absolute favorite stanley creation was a lived in new york he had an ordinary job had problems with his girlfriend problems of the family he was always out of money. the characters that stanley created the superheroes the family create

were he was that bickered these were heroes like. i'm so glad you said that because we actually got this comment from you tube so many people actually writing us on you tube about this segment of our show all trafficking says stanley will be remembered for making superheroes that were flawed and closer to reality but he encouraged people to be inclusive in his storytelling so brian going a little bit geeky right here but if you know the marvel universe you know that so many of the characters are normal people with a twist with something that makes them unique they're not really superheroes from another planet like they might be in another superhero realm i.e. d.c. comics talk to us about that superheroes are flawed certainly spider-man is probably the greatest example of that where he was a teen superhero at a time when the only teen superheroes were sidekick here was a teen who was the hero of the book and not only that his very origin is that he lets a criminal get away the criminal then goes and kill his beloved uncle and he reali

were heroes that bickered these were heroes like. i'm so glad you said that because we actually got this comment from you tube so many people actually writing us on you tube about this segment of our show all trafficking says stanley will be remembered for making superheroes that were flawed and closer to reality but he encouraged people to be inclusive in his storytelling so brian going a little bit geeky right here but if you know the marvel universe you know that so many of the characters are normal people with a twist with something that makes them unique they're not really superheroes from another planet like they might be in another superhero realm i.e. d.c. comics talk to us about that superheroes are flawed certainly spider-man is probably the greatest example of that where he was a teen superhero at a time when the only teen superheroes were sidekick here was a teen who is the hero of the book and not only that his very origin is that he lets a criminal get away the criminal then goes and kill his beloved uncle and he realiz

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we had a great night last night at the hidde heroes gala. dole foundation's campaign to suprt andare for the people that are caring for our military veterans. the families who wake up at the crack of dawn and are at theid be in hospital late at night and really helping to support our military vetwhans come home injured and wounded. it's an extraordinary effort. i am so excited to be a part of it, and we will talk to tom hanks about what he has been doing just ahead. >> all right. we'll get to that in just a moment, savannah. >>> we start with a check of today's headlines. t nests in t russia investigation. michael cohen, president trump's fo pl atty and fixer said he lied to congress by undelaying the trump organization's plans to build a trump tower in moscow. he said he did it to keepenis stat consistent with what president trump was saying during the campaign. president trump now calls cohen a pron liar. >> he is a weak person and what he is tryin i to do get a reduced sentence. so he is lying about a project that everybody knew about. >>

>> i don't feel like a super hero. >> a little baby boy. >> we think you're a super hero. >>> stars stepping up in the wake of the malibu wildfire. miley cyrus tweeted photos of the front of her house before and after it was destroyed. she said love is all she has left. she listed ways for her fans to do donate. lady gaga delivered pizza to where many evacuees are staying. she was forced to evacuate her home last friday. >>> are you prepared so keep your family and loved ones safe? the firefighter department is helping people plan ahead. the notice was posted on twitter. firefighters say they have been getting a lot of calls about what to do in an emergency. sign up for the community warning system. they advise to create a defensive space around your home by removing any fuels and overgrown vegetation. >>> smarter than your average bear. deputy ken white was patrolling lake tahoe when he heard noises coming from a dumpster. he carefully looked around for mom. when the coast was clear, he lowered a large wooden palet le into the bin and bear bearaby b emerges. >>> this project is near and dea

. >> they are true heroes. i play heroes in movies, but they are movies. those are the true heroes. >> he is donating $100,000 to the firefighter fund. >>> investigators know who killed this young woman in palo alto back in 1973. nbc bay area robert handa. >> reporter: sheriff's investigators say dna technology was the turning point along with persistent. there isn't much left at the crime scene where much of the 1973 murder investigation took place of 21-year-old leslie per love. they found her body strangled under a tree nearby. but the killer never found. >> it is extremely difficult to revive and pursue a cold case. there are people who are no longer to be interviewed or spoken with. >> reporter: what was left of the crime scene was the killer's dna investigators. 74-year-old john arnold. >> we actually are now able to look at the family to try to identify the suspect. >> when i spoke with the family members, you know, they were relieved that we finally found somebody that was involved in this case that was satisfying for me. >> reporter: now, investig

to that hero's fund-raiser.firming your donation, which is tax deductible in the united states. you can make a big difference helping our heroes continue their life-changing work. cnn is proud to offer you this simple way to support each cause and celebrate all these everyday people who are changing the world. you can donate from your laptop, tablet, or phone. go to cnnheroes.com. your donation in any amount will help them help others. thanks. >> all of our top ten cnn heroeses will be honored at the 12 is annual cnn heroes all-star tribute hosted by anderson with special guest kelly ripa, live sunday, december 9th. thanks for watching. our coverage continues. >> thar the love this giving tuesday. donate to the top ten today at cnnheroes.com. tune into the cnn heroes tribute show live december 9th. your donation will be matched dollar for dollar by subaru. >> because i was named 2017 cnn hero of the year, coupled with subaru's matching grants we have been able to establish this shop in savannah. >> darian is jus

gentlemen, a hero of the cold war, the former ,resident of the czech republic last love clouse. [applause] >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. many thanks for organizing this conference, for bringing all of us here and forgiving me a chance to good afternoon, ladied gentlemen. address this distinguished audience. i am pleased to be here because -- importantpic of , both for europe and america. ii did change the world and significantly influenced europe and as a result of it, the life of people former from the communist central and eastern economics -- an economist to always tries -- and trying to maximize my comparative advantages. this time i am afraid to i am at a comparative disadvantage. i do not pretend to be an expert on octagon or john paul ii. , of myre part of my life personal experience. words in thisew spirit. let me start with the scope actual remarks. -- start with two actual remarks. dayas been done during the to speak in both partnerships between ronald reagan and john paul ii. mostsee it, it was at the and implicit partnership only. y defendedparallel freedo

to support our heros in uniform we secured a record $716 billion in military funding. last year we increased it by hundreds of bombs of dollars to $700 billion. america's military might is the best way to prevent war. the stronger we are, the less chance we have of having to go to war. it's now a new force a great force, we have the finest equipment, the finest planes, ,he finest missiles and rockets ships, some are being built. just gave out a tremendous order for brand new f-35's. fighter jets. they're stealth, you can't see them. other than that they're easy to beat. i said to one of the pilots, he said, the problem is you can't see them when you fight them. i said that sounds like a big advantage. he said that's an awfully big advantage. incredible equipment. everything we make. we make the best equipment in the world. you should know that. i mean, we make equipment like nobody else even comes close. our technology is far superior to anybody else. our jet fighters, even our tankers. but our planes, our ships, there's nobody that makes equipment like we make it. the

veterans and heroes we take care of them and it's very important. nobody's appreciated it more than the feds and i see that when i go out and make speeches and meet people backstage. it may be more tha be more thane that's appreciate what we are doing for them. so we will cherish those that protect us and celebrate the amazing heroes who keep america safe and strong and proud and free. i know how hard it is you. what he went through is incredible. horrible in certain ways but i know what he went through and it's my honor to be with you. god bless america. keep up the good work. [applause] [applause] .. . >>. >> a congressmanfo for nine terms and he served among other committees off defense and budget with his notable achievements were the budget act of 1987.

we will never forget what these heroes did to win. and win they did. and to secure peace. to everyone here today who has served our country in uniform, and to every veteran and military family across our land, i want to express the eternal gratitude and thanks of our entire nation. delivering for our great veterans requires strong partnerships at all levels of government. that is why we're so grateful to you. the state, very important, and local community leaders, it doesn't work without you. from around the country who are participating in today's very important conference. we're also glad to be joined by secretary of labor, alex acosta, wherever alex may be. where is alex? hello, alex. doing a great job. thank you. thank you very much. who is leading up our efforts to ensure veterans and military families can find great jobs and rewarding careers. one of the best things we have going is you have maybe the greatest economy we have had in many, many years. thank you, alex. thought i saw you back there. now you are where you belong, right next to each other. i want to thank

. >> jack kennedy becomes the military hero, the kind of selfless man.fted around him. >> joe jr. is jealous. his little brother's a hero and joe jr. is not. >> it was extremely difficult for joe jr. he'd always been the oldest brother, the golden boy. >> there's a banquet for jack in boston. and afterwards joe came home and wept and said, i'll show them. >> it's okayed for an early april morning for a final inspection. they've trained long and hard for these ships. you're on your way, joe. this is it. >> joe jr. leaves to join the allies in europe, seizing his opportunity to become a kennedy hero. >> whether you were british or american, the ultimate in being the dashing war hero was being a pilot. and that's what joe did and took on the scariest of missions, which was flying a liberator bomber going after the greatest threat to the western alliance, which was german u-boats. >> kick also joins the war effort, volunteering for the american red cross in england. >> kathleen kennedy was a charming girl who wowed the boys and met one of the richest and mos

heroes take risks and sometimes they are mortal. enforcement and especially an active shooter situation like this, they know they are signing up, they know their duty is to run toward the gunfire and try to save lives. i have no doubt there were lives saved today, more people would have been killed had the sheriff's deputy not responded the way he did, to throw the shooter off from what his intent was. it probably bought precious seconds and that could be the difference between life and death and in a post-columbine environment law enforcement knows they have to go in, you can't just set up a perimeter. this officer represented the sheriff's deputy, ron helus represents the best in law enforcement across the country and it is a tragedy that he has been lost but also a reminder of what our men and women in uniform do across the country every day. shannon: as you move forward, you had so many friends who were part of your regular family last night, what is your message as you try to get some rest and begin to come to terms with what h

those years began as the public careers of so many heroes on the planes at west point.1886, at the age of 25, he graduated from the military academy for qualities of leadership among which the world would hear a great deal had already begun to show clearly. in his final year he was elected president of his class and appointed senior captain that cadet -- cadet. in the 1880s, rebel indian tribes were still the greatest threat to american lives and property. it was the lot of most gun professionals to be transferred to service. lieutenant pershing saw his first action the year of his graduation in the fighting in the southwest which brought in and against the war against the apaches led by geronimo. later serving as a leader he participated in a final campaign against the rampaging sue in south dakota -- sioux indians in south dakota. in the years of peace that followed, pershing left the west and served as a military instructor at west point. the period of peace, however, was shattered by the war with spain after the sinking of the battleship maine. these are actual moti

back to you. >> so many heroes. there should not have to be so many heroes in all of these places all the time. >> joining me to discuss, a lot of new information that's come out in the last couple hours. cnn law enforcement analyst, former secret service agent jonathan wacker is here. art roderick is a former assistant director at the u.s. marshal service, and shimon prokupecz is here as well. what have learned about this gunman, about long, what does it tell you? >> so, first of all, hearing that he was a u.s. marine, so what that tells me is that he was highly trained. he knew about how to utilize weapons. he understood tactics. and he had the combat mindset. so kate, what's starting to disturb me about these shooting incidents time and time again is how law enforcement tactics, listen, we lost a hero today in law enforcement. he went in. he put, you know, himself, his safety aside, to help others. what i fear is that people are understanding the law enforcement tactics and they're waiting for law enforcement to

dijeron que se encuentran bien. >>> el agente es considerado un héroe de carne y hueso.en este tipo de llamada. >>> esta fue su primera llamada de este tipo en su carrera, muy bien por esta gente. >>> un héroe de verdad. choqué que involucra un carro robado provoca el cierre de una intercesión en san josé. el incidente ocurrió a las seis con 40 de la mañana cerca de capital express way . uno de los vehículos wsta. las personas resultaron heridas y se espera que se recuperen pronto. >>> se reveló un informe que indica que los crímenes de odio en el país aumentaron en 017. activistas argumenta que estos ataques se han incrementado de las minorías. >>> no solamente contra los hispanos, hay una tensión racial contra morenos y asiáticos se incrementó el porcentaje. >>> expertos aseguran que ésta se debe al discurso de odio y miedo por parte del presidente donald trump. >>> el concejal, quienes parte del comité de seguridad pública, afirmó que esta es una herramienta para luchar frontalmente contra este tipo de delitos. la línea para reportar estos crímenes es el 5106374283. u

and every day after when they return home as veterans and heros we take care of them. that's very important. and they really appreciate it. i think nothing i've done is more appreciated, i think we've done a lot for a lot of different groups, but nobody has appreciated it more than the vet. i see that when i go out, i make speeches, meet people back stage,en stage, i think the vets maybe more than anybody else appreciated what we're doing for them. so together we will honor those who defend us, we will cherish those who protect us. and we will celebrate the amazing heroes who keep america safe and strong and proud and ree. i want to thank you all. you're very incredible people. i know the job you do, i know how hard it is. i know what you've gone through, especially before we came into office, what you went through was incredible. horrible in certain ways. but i know what you went through. and it's my honor to be with you an god bless america. keep up the great work. thank you very much. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> c-span's road to the white house coverage cont

but is he the only forgotten hero?the history of parliament trust, we're sure that we have all the names of those peers and mps and the sons of mps, all those names have now been included. the family of a forgotten hero had the delighted to learn about him, including one relative himself a former mp, who spent 28 years in parliament unaware of his distant cousin's sacrifice. i'm delighted that he's now come to light. it does seem as though he was part of a generation that truly believed in duty and standing by their country. a very brave man indeed. and we can remember him properly now. so now, 100 years on from armistice day, the memorial here in parliament is finally complete. 145 namesjoined by one more, all now to be equally honoured for making that ultimate sacrifice. matt cole, bbc news, in westminster. in a moment, the news bulletin with clive myrie then i'll be looking at the papers with our guests anne ashworth from the times, and journalist yasmin alibi brown. # god save the queen. # to mark the end of the fi

for frankfurt when croatia international to rage tough tom downey cost us seven i have spurred said hero court of our managed a late consolation goal but it was too little too late three one the final score. that those results meant bar needed a win to keep in touch with the top sides the champions have had a couple of weeks to lick their wounds after their defeat to dortmund and what better to help them flex their muscles again than a visit from the lowly just north shore to nico kovacs his side would pick up an easy three points or were they in for a bit of a shock let's take a look. you'd be forgiven for thinking everything was rosy and byron as ever the stadium was sold out and they even started the game like champions nicholas zuma netting the open a following a corner it was just the sort of start they needed with by hoping to quickly forget their last adoption the last time outs. by and soon doubled their lead with thomas millar scoring up to ten games without a goal. to know that the twenty minutes against the second bottom side button appears to be cruising. but the days of oppo

are still needing help all the time. —— help for heroes.ppening, seven people per week are needing help from help for heroes. like myself, i got picked up in 2017 and it took five yea rs picked up in 2017 and it took five years to get picked up. but it's going to take years until everyone else is. you suffered from ptsd and you have a rather strange association in that you left the forces once only to return later. and it was then that you really saw first—hand the horror of war. and it was then that you really saw first-hand the horror of war. yes, i went through northern ireland in 1987 as a regular and then again in the first gulf war. the desert rats. i decided to go back in into —— 2006 asa i decided to go back in into —— 2006 as a reservist. that's when i got called up to go to afghanistan in 2008. it was a complete different war to me. with my age as well, at the age of 40, as a reserve list, the age of 40, as a reserve list, the tour was fine, it when i left, trying to adjust into civilian life, that's when i found it hard. it took

. >> he was a hero before, and he remains a hero now. >> the suspect, a marine corps veteran, was found dead at the scene. >> the worst mass shooting in this country... >> in 11 days, 11 days. >> reporter: it's becoming all too common. >> chris christie is being considered to replace jeff sessions as attorney general. >> pam bondi and rudy giuliani may also be in the running. >> evacuation orders as a wildfire is growing rapidly in california. >> it's raining ash right now. >> go, go, go! >> justice ruth bader ginsburg is in the hospital after she fell in her office. >> she fractured three ribs. >> we know she's a tough, tough lady. let's hope for the very best. >> glor: good evening. i'm jeff glor in thousand oaks, california. this is our western edition. the borderline bar & grill is directly behind us, just behind those sheriffs department vehicles. inside that bar just hours ago, a night of dancing and country music ended when gunfire began. ( gunfire ) this is chilling new video from the scene. the shooter was a marine combat veteran who is believed to have killed himself after tak

would do well to consider a fallen hero's final message.here is john blackstone. >> reporter: in north ogden utah, the flags are tribute to a fallen mayor. >> there's no words to express the loss we feel. >> reporter: major brent taylor was a public servant committed to military service. four times he was deployed to iraq and afghanistan. awarded a bronze star and a purple heart. he was one of 15,000 u.s. troops still serving in afghanistan. a war that has raged for 17 years. he posted this on facebook before his latest deployment. >> ours is a small sacrifice compared to what so many throughout our nation's history has done and given. >> reporter: but last week, major taylor made the ultimate sacrifice. shot by an afghan soldier. a member of the military, he was helping to train. an act of betrayal that brought the loss of a husband, the loss of a father to seven children. >> he was an awesome role model. he was active in the guard, active in politics. his family, churches, his city. we have lost a hero. >> reporter: a week before his deat

so you have a native hero you want that native hero to put in my eyes everything that is great wonderful but our culture we need those the symbols of champions of who where we come from different you know what i was thinking about was i was looking you were looking at the amazing lisa been doing and the sun has been doing is that from my study of those two cultures in different communities indigenous communities that culture the history the spiritual physicians there's so much better stronger more amazing well magical than any superhero story that i've ever seen already mcgrane the culture what do you need made us and that's what i think you only mean if anything that i've ever seen in d.c. all malvo all a any of those big mainstream ones you have those superheroes already. culture who already doing magical things and not even magical things this is what they did and i think that's where we're heading i think we're certain to see that right now i think that if you look back at a lot of the a lot of the heroes that we we see that the comic pages today derive from stories greek myths diffe

. >> reporter: sheriff sergeant helus is being called a hero. he rushed into the borderline bar and confrom theed the gunman. >> he went in thereoavpeople ma >> reporter: hundreds people lined the road for the procession, hundreds of others showed up to give blood. 'm doi deputy's wife and my cousin was there and she survived. >> reporter: police say almost 200 people were inside the bar when 28-year-old ian long opened fire. survivors used barstools to break windows and escape. at a vigil last night in thousand oaks, the mayor said they are, quote, a hurting city and will rely on unity and hope to move forward. >> my first born son. >> jason coffman says his 22-year-old son cody was planning to join the military. >> only him and howuch i love -- how much i miss. >> reporter: investigators are still searching for a motive. we know the gunman was a former marine who served one tour of duty in afghanistan. neighbors who knew him believe he suffered from ptsd. anne-marie, oaks. thanks a lot, chris. >>> the thousand oaks community came together to h

got all kind of problems don't you understand stan he's a hero heroes don't have problems at troy very rosy jones what i knew. lead did know what his fans wanted and his relationship with them is an important part of his legacy. he's war it's fun to see his sons which i. think is the new. dentist but here i think it's a personal get. well here to talk more about scott roxboro from our culture desk scott i know that in when you're not here in the studio you're wearing a superman costume or a spider-man call you got actually spider-man underwear all right so tell the truth who's your favorite your favorite marvel superhero it would be actually spider bad i mean that's probably stanley's famous character but it definitely had a huge influence on me when i was younger and still does i mean i don't know what is about i know underpaid underappreciated journal. just superhero that really really speaks to me but you know i love i love that character and it was one of the first comic books i had read all these other different books superglue superman batman and so on but the stanley ones and pa

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