for lance corporal brad o'keefe and his working dog earl, it was beyond man's best friend. >> he would wake me up at 6:00 every morning to make sure i fed him. and he went out on patrol with me every day. we just kind of established that -- sort of a brotherhood. >> reporter: in 2010, the two were on patrol in afghanistan, when the bomb sniffing dog alerted. >> by the time he was able to locate where it was, the insurgent pushed a button and blew us up. >> reporter: o'keefe was injured badly, but earl's warning saved him and the 13 men in his unit. >> i kept asking where earl was. >> reporter: earl was injured too, and in the chaos ran more than five miles back to base where he waited right next to his master's gear. but o'keefe didn't come back. the purple heart recipient would undergo seven surgeries, never forgetting the dog who saved his life. >> keeping him in my memory was kind of one way to honor him and keep him close. >> reporter: o'keefe's sister rachel made it her mission to track down the hero dog. >> it was what i wanted to do for brad. bring it full circle, have him reuni

admitted indecent conduct towards a child the second soldier still serving lance corporal referred to in court a soldier why admitted racially abusing a man was seen as serving in afghanistan and now a third man also appeared at that court martial the patrol officer who was cleared of failing in his duty to deal with the offenses all the men have been granted anonymity for their own protection there are fears that were they named to the nature of these incidents their families lives would be put at risk certainly you're going to see he's amounts of anger over this of course you've got the british forces with touring for in afghanistan early next year when we speak into the ministry. defense here in the u.k. they told us they're not going to comment on this until sentencing takes place but as we said the nature of these incidents and these revelations the admissions of guilt only get out really the general public's need of pessimism surrounding the afghanistan with. some other international news a brief an egyptian court has sentenced forty three people to after five years in prison fo

admitted indecent conduct towards a child the second soldier still serving lance corporal referred to in court a soldier why and this is racially abusing a man was seen as serving in afghanistan now a third man also appeared at that court martial the patrol officer who was cleared of failing in his duty to deal with the offenses that as he said he meant admitting their guilt only spoken to the ministry of defense here in the u.k. and they told us they're not going to comment on this until sentencing takes place and indeed is thought the judge is going to be issuing those sentences fairly saying yes and what kind of what kind of reaction can we expect both from the public and the army itself what we've heard that all the men have been granted anonymity it's said for their own protection there are fears that were they named to the native these incidents that they would then be their lives would be put at risk in their family's lives politicize the you're going to see he's amounts of anger over this of course you got the british forces with touring from afghanistan next year i think you

that, marine security guard attachments were about one senior staff in there with corporals and lance corporals. highly trained, skills that the other marines do not necessarily have. security clearances that are critical for their jobs. securing the classified material in there. providing a protective service as someone else travels around the nation. that is not their mission. how would we do this thing? we have developed training standards and planned into the discussions with congress. would you like to do this? the answer is yes. we do it as part of who we are. do you pay for it? the original intent is that it would be above the force structure line. these would be on top of that, by a line out of congress. that was the original discussion. i want to be clear that this is a mission that is important and i think that the marine corps of to do it. i said -- regardless of how this turns out regarding money, we are going to do this. 18 2.1, or 19p of 2.1, excuse me. this match in front of the public is not good. there are six indexes that every security guard attachment. we will slowly build u

god bless men like lance corporal higeres, not even a citizen of the united states when he became the first american soldier to die in iraq. he wore the uniform of this nation. he died on behalf of a country he was not -- although h he aspired, he was not even a citizen of the united states. madam president, let's send a message to every american to stand with us on immigration reform in memory of this corporal and every soldier like him. let's send a message that no longer will immigrant families be separated from loved ones. no longer will united states citizens and lawful permanent residents be caught up in immigration raids and detained unlawfully in violation of their constitutional rights simply because of the way they look, the way they speak, or the color of their skin. we have many cases of united states citizens and legal permanent residents who have been unlawfully detained in immigration raids until their citizenship was established or their permanent residency was established. now, who among us in this chamber would be willing to be a second-class citizen in this country?

lance corporal brad o'keefe was badly injured and sent home to upstate new york. earl injured but he went back into service. o'keefe's sister deserved a whole lot of credit for reuniting the two. she set up a facebook page and found he was working stateside. that trooper decided that earl and o'keefe belonged together. it was up to the trooper to decide if he wanted to part with his partner. he said that was the right thing to do. >> a beautiful black lab, my goodness. >> specially when you think about the dedication of service for these guys. so many that come home. >> that companionship helps. >>> we are going to take a break. patriot's tight end, aaron hernandez, still not a suspect. why the drumbeat is getting louder. new developments that could link him to a murder >>> the great plane robbery. what happened to more than $1 million in cash that was supposed to be on a swiss air can cargo jet when it landed at new york jfk's airport. that's what the fed wants to know and we do too. i want to make things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat mo

lance robert, what are you doing here? are you buying and what are you buying? >> i've actually been buying corporateds as of late, because the run in interest rates up to 2.2% has made the bond market fairly attractive. looking for an opportunity, though, this sell-off over the last couple of weeks, like i said, has got the markets to an oversold condition on a short-term basis, so we potentially have a rally back up towards old highs. it will be critically important we get above those old highs to get a sustainable rally from here. so really watching what happens at those all-time highs to make sure we've got some pressure higher. >> let me ask you about putting money to work right here. what do you want to do, lance, in terms of allocating capital? >> like i said, the best thing to allocate capital to, at the moment, is bonds. because bonds have been grossly oversold for the last really couple of a months, the first of this year. we've got rates up to 2.2%. corporate bonds look really good here for a short-term trade. stocks have gotten oversold, so now allocating capital to some of the areas that