latrell was badly wounded. he'd been shot twice already, several vertebrae were cracked, shrapnel wounds in his legs. at least two of his s.e.a.l. teammates were dead, the third had been shot multiple times and was missing. desperately thirsty, pursued by enemy fighters, marcus latrell says he had just found some water to drink when he was surprised by several afghan men he at first thought were members of the taliban. >> when i got to that waterfall and got those two sips out of there, i was actually looking around thinking this is a pretty good place to lay down and die. >> you were ready to die. >> i wasn't ready to die. i just knew i was dying. >> that's when an afghan man appeared. latrell later learned his name was mohammed gulab. >> he came up over this rock ledge and started screaming at me "american american." and i swung around on him. i had my finger on the trigger, tension on it, safety off, and he started walking at me. he was like okay okay. and he lifted up his shirt to show me he didn't have a w

marcus latrel created and raises money for a similar group, the loan survivor foundation and latrel visitedlies of his brothers. you traveled around the country to do that? >> yes, sir. >> what's that like? >> it sucked. think of it like this, if you had a son out on that mountain, if one man had to live, your son or me? every time they look at me, i'm the one who made it out and delivered the news of how hard their son fought, but i'm also the one who lived and their son died. why? why did you live and why did my son die? i don't have the answer to that. >> story of such remarkable bravery. >>> breaking news to report today, a deadly shooting at a hospital complex in reno, nevada. the developments ahead. >>> multi vitamins, are they a waste of money? we'll talk it out with dr. sanjay gupta and dr. travis stork. this is for you. ♪ [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. [ chicke

marcus latrelle. compromised in afghanistan by 100 taliban warriors. last night was the new york star-studded premiere. today was a luncheon. i had an opportunity to have lunch with marcus latrelle. great guys, great film. what i want to tell you is you should watch the film. it's going to be out december 27th in limited release and then nationwide on january 10th. mark latrelle and his wife are big fans of "the five." you get to go next, bob. >> well, you know those big tough members of congress in the house of representrepresentativ wanted to make people who got food stamps be drug tested of the so there was a poll done asking whether members of congress should be drug tested. it was favored 78 to 7. >> do you think they should be? >> members of congress? i think every one of them should be. but interesting enough, the same question was how about people who get welfare recipients. only 51% should be tested. that's my case. >> but do you think all members of congress should be tested for drugs? >> su

. >> interviewed marcos latrell, the actual hero.tastic piece and backed it ue with two-week crappy nsa coverage. but i'm dying to see this movi. i disagree bob. i think a good war film, doesn't matter what's going on, is always a great -- this is greate inspirational. >> can't we use a little -- >> well, i think it's a movie about a hero. it is not about obama. abo >> right. >> what was the movie, "zero dark thirty"? yoatu couldn't get more coverage on that movie. but that hero was not a soldier. that hero was president obama. i disagree that there is not interest because as i understand it, and i'm not a big video game player, but most video games sold that go -- are all war related. people want to be like our soldiers. they want to know what it's like to be one and it's really goodow for recruitment. we're talking about a block about asking a question of whon are we? o where are ourf values? how could i be a hero like that guy? it's a movie that i would like to see. but i don't think that there is a lack of interest when it comet

you spoke with marcus latrell before. so have i.f the most har rowing experiences, with our navy s.e.a.l.s have been through, that's so incredible. what he's been on to for the road to recovery. >> the people came to help them were also killed in this mission. >> now it's going to be on the big screen in hollywood so people can learn more about that. we're here in washington so we're talking about what's happening here. one of the stories we're talking about is every member of the house as we know faces re-election in 2014 and the & republicans are setting their sights on a voting block where they're reaching out to women. nancy cordes is here with us. nancy, what are the republicans doing? >> well, norah and charlie, the republicans know they need to make up serious ground with women. they're very frank about that. women make up 54% of the electorate and cbs polls show they routinely approve of democrats over republicans by a 10% margin. they have been recruiting and putting their women out front. >> we've had more time to dissect

marcus latrell, operation red wing out of the 14 guys that went up there.vy seal. they were up there looking for high ranking taliban official. what happened they were stumbled upon by goat herders, made a decision, they had two choices, let them go. or compromise -- terminate the compromise. decided to let the guys go. within 40 minutes. an hour. they were celebrated by couple hundred taliban. engaged for 3 1/2 hours. all of the team guys perished that day. he crawled 7 1/2 miles after broken pelvis, hip, shot, crushed his face, bit his tongue in half, crawled 7 1/2 miles and was saved by afghan villager who actually -- risked his own life. went to war against the taliban. tin this village for 4 1/2 days before he was rescued. an amazing story. >> jimmy: it is. >> i have a huge appreciation for our military and what they do for us. seeing something like this, experiencing getting to know firsthand if the really t. >> jimmy: yeah, feels very, very real. peat pete berg directed it. i enjoyed it. you got your high school diploma, isn't that correct? >> yes. >

as we pointed out yesterday the one that helped marcus latrell can't even get a green card to come over here. these are the type of people we need to make friends with. >> all right. dana, greg, same question. >> he said both of us. >> want to do it in unison. >> leave no one on the battlefield. >> yes. i don't understand why we didn't try to scoop him up when we were -- >> scoop him up? >> you know, like scoop him up and get him out of the country and put him in the witness protection program. >> yeah, well, that's fine. >> because now i don't see how president obama would be able to convince them. >> how do you scoop him up? >> you kidnap him. >> okay, you have to go through a big jail to get to him. >> no, he wasn't in the jail before. >> oh, i see. >> he should have been part of the raid is what he is saying. >> i have one question here. why does pakistan see this as an injustice against pakistan as opposed to an injustice against al qaeda or bin laden. why is he in prison for this? their allegiance is to terrorists. >> don't you remember pakistan went crazy with the idea that we br

think about this lone survivor in marcus latrell who was medically retired u.s. navy s.e.a.l., and they're going to tell us they're going to take $6 billion away from us. instead, look at all this wasteful spending. that's offensive. and really, it's a curse upon every single person up in washington, d.c., in the house and senate that voted to support that budget. >> it's -- the amount of waste, and you're going to hear a lot more about it. and studying the tea party's cognitive ability, of course, isn't the only thing that taxpayers have been buying lately. congressman, thank you very much. we bet not one of those items was on your holiday shopping list, either, and you bought all of it. little green man cartoons for nasa, red wine for the chinese. they need red wine. a bone yard filled with abandoned planes, and that is just the tip of the iceberg. senator tom coburn has made it his personal mission to get to the bottom of government waste. he joins us. nice to see you, sir. >> greta, good to see you. thanks for having me. >> it is horrifying. this book you've

this failed mission cost the lives of 19 members of the military including all three members of latrell'sto continue fighting on his own. now, a group of veterans, some of whom knew the men who died on that mission, had an opportunity to sit in on a special screening in washington, d.c., yesterday. joining me now is patrick murphy who was at yesterday's screening. he's an msnbc contributor and first vet of the iraq war to serve in congress. patrick, what an honor it was to be there. and as an iraq war vet, you certainly have a special connection to so many that wanted to be there to see this film. what was your reaction to it, and how did the fellow vets in that room react to seeing it as well? >> thomas, it was awesome. it was an honor to be there to cover it. and to have those men and women who served our country there, many who served in iraq and afghanistan, as you mentioned, some who knew marcus and those 19 men who were killed that day. it was just so very powerful. and here's some of the reaction, if you want to try and cover it. >> very powerful. very, very hard to watch. it tells

his name is marcus latrell, a navy seal.is from "60 minutes" talking about what it's like in war falling down a mountsen and let's see if this is what it's like when you're on stage singing your 27 songs. >> and that shelf that i had made, crumbled and fell apart and just like somebody opened up a trap door beneath me, i just fell. and i started tumbling, then i hit mikey and i busted him off his perch. we started pinballing in the trees. >> you're basically tumbling down a mountsen? >> yes, sir. i landed on my back and broke my back. mikey landed on his face and crushed his face. >> that's what it's really being in war. so you compare kanye west with his 27 songs and his stage changes with that and you make the call at home. please, we're on facebook. that's our question. he also says, i'm 36 years old. do i look at everything i've accomplished? it's only the comparison that makes sense and that's comparison he tells the radio station in chicago, to nelson mandela. he says by the time i'm 95, i'm going to be a bigger hero t

we've had marcus latrell on the show in the past who is who the movie is based on and they do a great. we should go inside right now. natalie has a check of all the top stories. the headlines of the day. >>> good morning to you guys once again. well, the ntsb says there's no evidence at this time that the brakes on a new york commuter train failed before it derailed and crashed sunday killing four people and injuring dozens. official sas the train was speeding at 82 miles per hour as it headed into a sharp 30 miles per hour curve and the breaks were not applied until just seconds before the accident. investigators plan to examine the driver's cell phone to see if he was distracted. >> newly released security video shows the fiery aftermath of the car crash that killed paul walker on saturday. a friend driving the porsche also died. the car was traveling alone at a high rate of speed. walker's costar vin diesel visited the crash site last night and used a police radio to thank fans that came by to pay their respects. >>> a massive 8 alarm fire snarled rush hour traffic in boston this m

in the movie the only survivor is played by mark walhberg and his real name is played by marcus latrellf an unlikely friendship. >>> the united states lost at least 17 -- >> the single deadly yesterday for american forces in afghanistan. >> it was known as operation red wing. >> u.s. military teams uncovered the bodies of dead navy s.e.a.l.s but the search continues for another still missing. >> reporter: a team of four navy s.e.a.l.s had gone in to photograph and possibly capture a senior taliban leader. >> there's been no contact at all with the seal that's now been missing for more than a week. >> reporter: as the movie depicts their cover was blown when goat herders stumbled on their hiding place in an area filled with taliban supporters. >> we can take them but we're going to need a new spot. >> reporter: real life lone survivor marcus latrell remembers every second. >> you had to make a critical decision. >> we did. our target was down there and it was broad daylight. we ran through everything that could possibly happen including eliminating the threat. >> we got three options. >>