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thank you for your services directed by jason hall who wrote the screenplay for american sniper.ould light on ptsd and the battle soldiers face when they get home. it sheds light on the idea that our soldiers are not getting the care they deserve when they return home from war. not only will they battle war but when they get home integrating back into society focusing on the idea that family members also go into battle as well emotionally while their spouses are at war. a phenomenal role here, adam schuman is a soldier in the film, 36-year-old veteran in real life. there is a line in the movie mile seller had. i'm not a hero. people risk their lives and save lives of federal soldiers don't consider themselves heroes. and what it is about that, why doesn't he considered himself a hero after the amazing things. >> the line in that and do anything over there that was not in the job description. and and anyone would do the same position. and shot in the head. >> adam schuman in the hallway. thank you for your service when i was walking away, the title of the film, an incredible perso

the screenplay was written by jason hall who wrote "american sniper." ow morning at this time, i will talk to jason along with miles teller who stars in the film. it is a great show. i can't would to give your preview tomorrow morning. congratulations to doreen barnes, our winter -- our winner of $100 can you cash. >> the president calling on the party to unify to push through gop budget plan that includes sweeping tax cuts. >> great unity in the public and party -- republica hours. a man inside a car with a six-month-old baby inside. the good news, the newborn baby unharmed. cvs andas robbed the tenleytown. one guy has been caught, the other they think may have changed into a backup outfit. >> governor hogan said many times metro's board chairman should resign. jack evans is threatening to block the transfer of land that maryland desperately needs for the purple line. >> it seems as if the chairman attempted to practice extortion against the state of maryland. >> fairfax county school board to decide on a new name for j.e.b stuart high school. >> their

gentlemen on the left jason hall wrote "american snipder." >> when does it open. >> october 27.ortant subject matter ptszd and soldiers coming home and dealing with that >> 6:a55. >> cool early this morning and we warm up to upper 70s to winds southwest at 5. temp 5. much of the area is in the 4 40s. you may want a jacket next hour or two. satellite radar nice and quiet. high pressure overhead and that keeps things dry around here this afternoon. few clouds expected and otherwise very pleasant and turn into a very summery late summer kind of feel around here auto end of week. temps 85, thursday, friday, saturday sunday. erin. >> all right. 6:56 now and we have delays on the roads. we're dealing with big slow downs through dale city after prince william before 123 crash blocks left shoulder and lane main lanes 95 heaviest from tail -- as we move oaf to look out in hern don carb there anper loop jam 31 minute trip to wilson bridge 29 a5 northbound as well. skpt for red line residual delays. 7:00 hour coming up alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he sexual

jason hall is the director from l.a. today. powerful moment there.ble film as well. how are you able to understand the head and the hearts of those that we see on the screen now that you portray and what they're going through? >> you know, it's tough. we had the book by david fink el who followed these guys into iraq for 11 months. he was with them and then he followed several of them home and he was in the back seat of their cars, he was in their living rooms, he was with them. so he had written this book that was like our bible. and it was up to me and up to the cast to emotionally find our way into that place. >> bill: what was it about adam's story that you were able to transfer into the big screen? >> this kid is so emotionally articulate. he spent 1,000 days in combat and we don't teach guys to go over there and express their feelings, we teach them to go over there and do a tough job. he was able to come back and he was able to reveal himself to this author, to expose what he was going through in every moment. and in such an articulate way it

jason hall, who wrote american sniper wrote and directed this film. >> they stepped off the battlefieldff the plane, they come home and the memories and the trauma of war continue to reverberate through them and into their lives here. >> chris: their stories start small. >> one day on the battlefield and the next day like in the movie you are cooking pancakes for your daughter. >> how long have you been of? authority 4:00 p.m. in baghdad. >> she does not like chocolate. >> i guess i missed that. >> think it back into the life of being a father and the provider. things are a little bit alien in a little bit off. >> chris: estimates are one and five for the soldiers deployed to iraq and afghanistan suffers from some form of post-traumatic stress. the movie shows how many of them go to the va looking for help. >> backed up, could be six to nine months. >> are you kidding? you think these guys can wait that long? >> really good people operate in a very big, kind of broken bureaucracy. podiatrist, your trauma experts and your brain surgeon. so they are trying to do everything for all people,

i sat down with miles teller and jason hall the guy behind "american sniper" for their only fox news y. >> miles, jason, thank you for stepping into the fox light. you describe this as your toughest role. how so? >> i think to try and embody somebody else's trauma is difficult. and especially for adam to kind of wrap up and be the sum of his experiences when he spent 1,000 days in combat. you know, that's really tough. >> what i realize is the battle, you know, it may be over there, but when they come home, it still sort of continues. this movie really made me aware of the way i wasn't before. >> previous long ago war they would ride back together or take a slow boat back from world war ii and they would have time to decompress. these guys are now put on a plane, boom, boom, boom. one stop, two stops. you are home and cooking pancakes. >> one chocolate chip smiley face pancake for you. >> he doesn't like chocolate. >> okay. i guess i missed that point. >> doing these movies and playing roles, how has it shaped your perspective on sort of the wars we fought and men and women who have b

to see this decorate staff sergeant, in the military, but the script that jason hall wrote, adapted fromght course to do these guys justice. >> sergeant, for you what do you want people to take away from your story being played out in the screen like this? >> when you finish the film i think people have understanding of when you say thank you for your service you actually understanded what you are thanking them for. and that's what i want people to take away from it, and maybe everybody experiences trauma in their life and maybe it will help start a discussion within themselves. >> the thing that i took away, so many people, men and women come back, going through what you went through. maybe not to your he can tent. don't you think? ao yes large group peo n s onlwsy what you went through but what your wife and two kids. >> yes. >> and they also are dealing with it, as well. >> the families the spouses the kids, all they want is their soldier home. they want their dad back. they want husband their wife home. you get home and not reallythere. mentally, you know -- >> so people can understa

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adam shoeman i sat down with him yesterday miles teller plays in the him and writer and director jason hallchanged adam when he got home from iraq. there's an interesting thing to me a lot of soldiers and heroes saying i'm not a hero. owe wanted to know why soldiers feel that they're not heroes, and he speaks specifically on that as well but i spoke -- i think they're heroes obviously. but some of them don't think they are. i spoke to him about that element as well but first one of the interesting elements of what happened when adam got home, something his wife noticed very watch this. >> one point you get home from the warrior character does and your wife notices that you've been chewing gum and she says to you about the gum. you never chewed gum before. >> i thought that was really interesting character element. i'm sewelling that's you really did. can you speak on the gum chewing. >> i know it's a random question. just a character thing i pick up i thought was fascinating. >> it was breath minutes. >> i used to always iraq smelled horrible most of the time so always chewed on breath minu

hall. and jason aldean's pregnant wife brittany speaking out saying she is safe, angels were watching over. she says she has no words for the horror for everyone involved. this is the largest of the three-day crowd expected and we know who was in that crowd, country music fans are the best. it's so incredibly tragic. >> i couldn't agree more. >>> thank you for joining us, i'm natasha zouves. reggie aqui is off. we will rejoin coverage of the shooting. >> an update on weather and traffic as you start your day. good morning, mike. >> good morning, natasha, jessica. the winds are still big issue. gusts up to 52 miles an hour in the diablo range. 34 in the hills around oakland. you can see it's just been gusty all night. that's why we have that red flag warning, the high fire danger is going to continue until tomorrow evening. it's going to stay around a while so be careful if you're above 1,000 feet. what it's doing for the rest of us, 16 degrees warmer this morning. where does that put us? 55 at half moon bay. 51 in fremont. look at the other temperatures, 65 in san francisco. we're at 65 ri

i had a sit chance to sit down with mild color along with jason hall the man behind american cipher andncredible movie. >>> miles, jason, thank you. you describe this is your top his role. how so? >> to embody someone else's trauma is difficult. especially for adam to wrap up and be the sum of his experiences when he spent 1000 days in combat. that is a tough. >> what i realized is the battle and maybe over there but when they come home it continues. this will be made me aware of it and where wasn't. previously, they would walk back together or they'd ride together from world war ii and they would have time to decompress but they are now put on a plane, boom, boom, one-stop, to step in your home eating cookies and pancak pancakes. >> she does not like chocolate. >> okay. i miss that part. >> plane's roles, doing this would be, how is that shaped your perspective on some of the wars we fought and the men and women who happen to the battle day in and day out? >> it gave me perspective on the obstacles and hurdles that these guys have to go through when they get home. now, i can help lend

jason peters, the 35-year-old left tackle, a hall of famer tore his acl and mcl. he's out for the season. so is jordan hix. he ruptured his achilles. the birds lose two of their best players. >> it's definitely the next man up. and they rally around the guys that are hurt, number one. support them, but at the same time, the bigger picture is we still have a lot of football left and a game this sunday. and the season is not over. >> so tough for jason peters. carson wentz threw 4 touchdowns so he's thrown 11. only one other quarterback has ever done that. that was in the 1950s. carson is arguably the mvp right now. he's impressing his veteran teammates. >> it's fun to watch him. every time he scrambles, i'm like here go the big plays. >> i feel confident. let them make plays and we're picking up big chunks down the field. guys are winning and i'm just putting it there. >> so modest. after the win leaving the field, he hugged a family of the young boy who died of cancer. carson wears his wristband in honor of lucas and gave them a game ball. sixers, what has been go

jason peters. you cannot loss a future hall of famer and not buzz a deep and what did you see from big v. >> we had- heeds searching for words. >> we had our handful not just because of big d but because the offensive line was challenged today. i think the 49ers said we're going to test them. we're going to very what this quluping left tackle can handle and we'll flow a lot of overloads in there and stuff late. so, basically they come up to the line of scrimmage and they're set and then right before the snap sne shift or bring a safety down late. and so that exchanges calls for the entire offensive line. that changes who the mic is. the direction protect and these calls need to be communicated and echoes and they need to get phone call. >> same as lane johnson want the breakdown campaign and it was not just line it was backs being irng operated. they did a good time skaping. they threw a lot of looks at us. ape thought the o line played one of their poorest game this season. >> this is worst we've seen owe fenively from the eagle sgldz some of that was the warm. we could get into that. i'm a little

jason peters. you cannot loss a future hall of famer and not buzz a deep and what did you see from big v. >> we had -- heeds searching for words. >> we had our handful not just because of big d but because the offensive line was challenged today. i think the 49ers said we're going to test them. we're going to very what this quluping left tackle can handle and we'll flow a lot of overloads in there and stuff late. so, basically they come up to the line of scrimmage and they're set and then right before the snap sne shift or bring a safety down late. and so that exchanges calls for the entire offensive line. that changes who the mic is. the direction protect and these calls need to be communicated and echoes and they need to get phone call. >> same as lane johnson want the breakdown campaign and it was not just line it was backs being irng operated. they did a good time skaping. they threw a lot of looks at us. ape thought the o line played one of their poorest game this season. >> this is worst we've seen owe fenively from the eagle sgldz some of that was the warm. we could get into that. i'm a litt

crowd in paris, the gunman opening fire killing 89 people trapped inside the bataclan concert hall and jasonany was speaking out saying she is safe, that angels were definitely watching over her and says she has no words for what happened and praying for the horror for everyone involved but we know this is the largest by the way of the three-day crowd that was expected so we know who was in that crowd, country music fans are the best. it's so incredibly tragic. >> couldn't agree more. we will be right back. thomas in washington. you've been watching this through the night and now we know no ties to international terrorism. >> it's early but i soak to one senior official and he said no indication to ties to looks lik tech. so that is the working theory at the moment. again, it's still very early. they're all over this man's background looking at any kind of computers, any kind of phone records that they can obtain to look at his background to see if they can determine motive. >> as that is going on, the victims being brought to hospitals all through las vegas more than 200 injured. linsey dav

hall. he was armed with at least 10 rifles from that vantage point. jason aldean was playing when the gunman began unloading hundreds of rounds. a concert goer captured the video, but it's upsetting to watch and to hear. ♪ ♪ [ shooting ] >> some at the concert thought it was firecrackers or something wrong with the audio. it took a few moments to realize what was happening. >> there was a sound like it was pyro. like pyrom misfiring. it's like why is this going off now? a few seconds later, it didn't stop. we all realized what was happening and the sounds not only was it the sound, but the shells that were coming down and bullets on the deck of the stage. >> the eyewitnesss say the gunshots continued for 10 or perhaps 15 minutes. they describe utter chaos and panicked people desperately running and trying to find someplace to hide. the gunman kept shooting for the broken window. you can see at floor 32 of the mandalay bay and they were able to break in using explosives on the door. they found the shooter dead, presumably of a self-inflicted wound. they beli

country music stars are known for booking halls to play for their loyal fans, but will future fears put that loyalty to the test? talking to a radio station. >> jasonldean -- >> reporter: the bonds between fans and their favorite country stars is strong. their listen to them on the radio you tend their concerts. the attack on fans in las vegas is not expected to separate fans from their favor rt country sta. the jen prl manager at the radio station says an act of violence won't drive them apart. >> jason is doing over 250 dates this year, kenny chesney, they all do lots of dates. >> reporter: social media alive with stars and fans expressing their sorrow for the victims. and it's likely a fund-raiser is soon to follow just as they did for hurricane relief. >> i'm sure there's going to be some sort of a together fund group, fund-raising or whatever kind of event that the country music industry does towards this whole event. >> reporter: will tighter security be in the works for festivals? others sense more violent attacks are possible as tall structures are built. >> i feel the more these things are happening, the more problems there are going to be

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jason: teams were more difficult. teams and concepts. cowboys of the early 90's aikman and smith and two or three in the hall of fame. pretty awesome.. take a listen to this. only 2% as part of this survey say that they want to be an athlete. 2%. 12% want to be actors, will% teachers, 12% now say they want to be a business leader. this seems like the opposite of the way it used to be. jason: i think when you look at this what i like about this top one there, business leaders, teachers, can you study hard, work hard and become that. like that's attainable. abby: for jason sehorn's figure. jason: the other ones, athletic ability, you are born with it. like, i'm not going to discredit anybody who works hard, but there aren't overachievers playing in the nba, playing in the nfl. playing in major league baseball. can you overachieve and get yourself a scholarship. but be a professional, it's a genetic thing. either gifted with genes that made you big and fast and strong and you worked hard to get there. i couldn't do it without whatever i was given. pete: if you are a kid i want to be jason sehorn or be a rock star. isn't that still wher