what he does is tells a marine how to save him while he is doing cpr on the other marine. where do we get these people? where do we get human beings like that? he continued doing what he had to do until everything was over. then he allowed himself to be medevac'd. there are stories in this book about killing people. obviously, it is combat. and it was not intentional, but if you look at most of the stories, it is about somebody risking their life to save their friends. this is will hyatt. works for a three-letter agency in the area. i will not get into details. he was a young corporal on e.t.t. he is attached to an army unit, attached to the afghani national army. one night, he is coming from the shower. he is in flip-flops, shower shoes. we call them "silkies," little p.t. shorts. they get hit. he does not put on body armor. he grabs a squad automatic weapon and attacked the enemy. realizes he does not have enough firepower. directs the a.n.a. to unleash the 50-cal. that is not enough. he runs down the mountain and picks up a mark 19, almost 80 pounds. he throws this thin

-year-old marine and an 18-year-old marine, put them together, and they will be brothers. i have a lot of stories about needy corpsman. -- navy corpsman. the corpsman is a protected species. this man exposed himself multiple times to enemy fire. he was severely wounded, but refused to get assistance. he continued treating marines. heal me had one working arm and -- he only had one working arm and kept going until everyone was treated and they had a medivac. this is ricky elliott, who was my corpsman during the invasion during my time in iraq. he rode with me all the time. he never started trouble. but we were in trouble all the time. [laughter] while he's treating wounded marines, he's telling them how to save each other too. just incredible. this guy here. imagine this, this guy is in afghanistan as a lance corporal. the junior guy in his patrol. they have a bunch of mrap, mine resistant anti-ambush personnel. a huge vehicle. he is a terrific honor. gunner, may beet 50 feet up off the ground. they get into the kill zone. when they get there, an rpg rocket comes through an

mauricio marin. a stand off continues tonight between a militia lead by a member of the bundy family and federal officials. the fbi is monitoring the situation going on at a national wildlife refuge in oregon. the bundy family are nevada ranchers. they're known for being anti- government. in this latest showdown...they don't plan on leaving anytime soon. here's the very latest. ((mauricio marin)) another night goes by as an american flag draped the welcome sign outside a national wildlife refuge in oregon. saturday---an armed milita took over the headquarters building. ammon bundy...the sone of nevada rancher cliven bundy is among the dozens of people now occupying the area of federal property. you might recall---the bundy family along with supporters were involved in an armed confrontation with bureau of land management officals back in 20-14. the heated standoff was over unpaid grazing fees on federally owned land in southern nevada. (((ammon bundy/rancher: "now this refuge here is rightfully owned

how did the marines ajust to that? >> like marines always have. innovation.d became an interesting exercise whenever you could eat and found time to eat. people filling sea rations together for a mulligan sea. >> two rations a day. supposed to have three aad because of the calories expanding, probably should have five. >> we never starved up there but we were on a pretty small diet in terms of the amount of food we got. >> i went from something like 110 to 130 and i went from a 34 waist to a 28. >> giving my right arm for a cheeseburger and a chocolate milk shake. >> khe sahn, water was a prized commodity. >> might go three days without water and men will have a canteen and they'll give away, they'll share. and even give away the last drops of water to a buddy. >> and then there were the rats. >> every day you come back to the bunker, a 12-foot cube under ground. no lights, no running water and no bathrooms and you would live with the rats. >> i mean, rats that were on average the size of a large rabbit or a good-sized cat. and it was pretty -- they were alwa

anthony bauswell/rejected by marines "or paraphernalia are prohibited." ken buffa/reporting "does that have anything to do with your tattoo?" anthony bauswell/rejected by marines "to me no," the recent high school grad says he understands the stigma with the confederate flag... anthony bauswell/rejected by marines "i definitely don )t want to see racism, which is 90-percent of the reason why i put southern pride on it," bauswell says he is hoping his pride for his country can be expressed in service and not just remain skin-deep. anthony bauswell/rejected i had a plan for my life and now that i can )t go i am not sure where i stand." in the same policy, tattoos in certain locations on the body are not allowed - like on the hands, fingers and wrists. the marine corps also has a tattoo poster on some websites with the slogan "think before you ink." if your teenager is having trouble sleeping, it might be time for him or her to clean and air out their room. researchers in england say sleeplessness in teens could be linked to the smelliness of their bedrooms.

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[laughter] i'm so hard on marines because i have a lot of family in the marines.t we've a got another questin from one of our younger visitors here today. >> yes, sir. >> i have something to give to o you. >> okay. can he come up here? is that allowed? >> absolutely. >> thank you so much, buddy. can we get a picture with that? mom wants to take picture with your dad. give him round of applause. >> think that book is yours, buddy. sign it? did you draw that? thank[a you sopp much. he takes it home for me. keep it on my fridge. that book is yours. i know the guy that wrote it. he looks like me but has no facial hair. can i shake your hand? fist bump. jellyfish? [laughter] i don't blow it up because i have done that once. you guys get it. all right. [applause] you get a good picture? come up here and get a picture. i wish i could drop down. i can't really. i had a lost falls. here. don't worry. i know that man., he is not a stranger. do you like frozen? pressure is on. no pressure. no one is looking. nailed it. thank you. appreciate it, bud. [applause] >> thank you s

"it's always going to be find our marines and bring them home. marines first," marine capt. alex lim said. searchers are criss-crossing the coastline from kaena point to kahuku. carr said anyone who finds debris should treat it as hazardous material. "they may have chemicals or pollution on it. as it's falling apart it could cause a hazard." the corps bussed in 30 marines to walk the shore looking for pieces of the helicopters or gear their fellow "you have personal protective equipment. e is what it's called. and then you have a vest with a protective equipment. e is what it's called. and then you have a vest with a breathing apparatus," lim said. "i know a lot of people are focused on the debris, but we're really focused on hopefully finding survivors." as of this point, coast guard says the search for the missing will continue round the clock. ((brian loftus)) ((kirsten joyce)) demetria obilor northbound 95 off-ramp to 215 in the northwest is scheduled to reopen at five am. taking a look at us 95 in the now...no delays or f

mauricio marin has the story. (( )) ((mauricio marin)) it's a sight hard to forget. the pepcon explosion in 1988 killed two people and injured more than 300 people. chemical catastrophes like that is something clark county fire department hazmat coordinator richard brenner works to prevent. ((richard brenner/hazmat coordinator clark county fire. dept.: "it created a huge mess for clark county and henderson. it affected the whole southern nevada area." )) ((mauricio marin)) according to the center for effective government...at least 15 facilities that use chemicals across the valley pose a big risk to the surrounding community. one of them is reddy ice las they use large amounts of ammonia to keep things cold in their facility. ((amanda starbuck/center for effective government: "why they are so dangerous is because they store hdyro ammonia used as refregeriate. this is a deadly toxic gas it can spread several miles from it's source if it's a major release.")) ((mauricio marin)) the company is required to abide by strict rules and regulations. but the center for effect

((mauricio marin)) it's a mad dash for one-point- five billion dollars. ((rosario abuyo: "i know i will win. i know i will win. i promise." )) know i will win. i promise." )) ((mauricio marin)) even though the odds of winning tonight's powerball jackpot are one in 292-million. some like rosario abuyo playing for the first time...say they've got lucky charms to try and help them win. ((rosario abuyo: "because the miss universe is from the phillipines see so this will be our lucky days and lucky year." )) ((mauricio marin)) others who play regularly like milton arline tell us they already bought tickets for today's drawing last week. but says he's back because picking up a few more can't hurt. ((milton arline/lotto ticket holder: "i just think i probably need a little bit of insurance. acouple extra won't hurt. how many are you picking up today? maybe about 20 ." )) ((mauricio marin)) playing for the first time or often...many can't help but to think about what they'd do with all the cash. like buying a private island. ((milton arline/lotto ticket holder: "

((brian loftus)) mauricio marin shows us where the future of the game is now heading. ((mauricio marin)) it's another gorgeous day for golf. sterling wescott loves to play. ((sterling wescott/golfer: "for me it is completely relaxing. i know some people go on the golf course stress out and throw their clubs and get all crazy for me it's a complete escape." )) ((mauricio marin)) he hits up the taylor made golf experience. one place finding innovative ways to keep the game alive. ((kenneth stauffer/taylorma de golf experience: "in the past all you had to do was have golf balls and a golf place and to actually provid them an entertainment value." )) ((mauricio marin)) they've added golf pong cups to their driving range. and loosened up their dress code. ((mauricio marin/reporter: "now even if hitting a golf ball isn't your thing they're bringing new excitement to make sure everyone has fun." )) ((mauricio marin)) and they're not alone...top golf is in the middle of constructing it's largest entertainment complex on the strip. ((bryan o'reilly/las vegas topgolf: so it's no

but he wanted to be a marine. he wanted to serve."jeremy beauvier knows him better than just about anyone else.he raised sempler, along with his mother--and watched him go from a boy--to a man."he definitely wanted to be a help to the community and i know he wanted to come back to this area."but that future right now is uncertain.sergeant sempler and 11 of his fellow marines have been missing for days--after two helicopters collided off the coast of hawaii.the days of waiting-- excrutiating for his family family 3 "after the marines came to the door, you see it in movies, and you're like "god that's horrible, but when it happens, you don't have, even if thought in your mind that you no plan for that."3 that."there's no plan for had a plan for that, in your mind that you had a plan for that, there's no plan for that." beauvier says the marines are highly trained.he told us of conversations he would have with his son about his unit, and how proud he was to be a part of it."he told me the helicopters don't just drop out of the air, that

((brian loftus)) mauricio marin explains the tools that are available... to prevent a are available... to prevent a firearm tragedy. ((mauricio marin)) guns.. .big and small are being shown off at the shot show at the sand expo center. one of the big talkers this year is how to safely store guns. ((bill barassard/directo r of project childsafe: "it's the most important responsibility of a firearm owner is to responsibly store that firearm hands" )) ((mauricio marin)) this year... floor where guns can easily and safely get stored away. ((matthew mack/hornady safe: "there's a chip inside here you program the chip into the safe it becomes a key to your safe for instant access." )) ((mauricio marin)) built for fast draw by the gun owner...the hornady safe is made strong to also keep guns away from kids and criminals. ((matthew mack/hornady safe: "it's gone through 14 different tests for pry attack, hammer attack, saw attack and it provides a very secure method for storing firearms." )) ((mauricio marin)) however...the violence policy center says even if guns a

more than 60 marines were involved in the search- the marine corp now has full control of any search effort moving forward. forward. we're told a memorial is planned friday for sergeant sempler and his fellow marines on the military base there in hawaii.so far there's been no announcement for a local memorial but we will keep you posted. 3 3 we are less than two weeks from the iowa caucuses and today frontrunner donald trump is hitting the campaign trail after a big endorsement. endorsement.former alaska governor and vice presidential candidate sarah palin announced on tuesday she is backing trump for president. today she will join him in tulsa, oklahoma.after the big announcement trump said he was honored and proud to have the two of them said during a campaign stop in iowa. 3 3 this election is more than just your basic abc's - anybody but clinton - it's more than just that this go around aroundthings are gonna change under president trump! trump!this is a woman that from day one i said i have to do this i have to get her support - she feels it she understands it better than anybod

((mauricio marin)) it's another dash for the cash in primm. wednesday's powerball drawing...the prize is now up to 700-million dollars. ((anne mares/buying lotto ticket: i'm here to win and to buy my ticket." )) ((mauricio marin)) folks like anne mares and her husband made their way to primm from las vegas. even though they knew the line would be out the door. ((anne mares/buying lotto ticket: "we expected it would be long but the commordity with everyone has been wonderful." )) ((mauricio marin)) sure enough....people coming out to buy a ticket made the most of the experience. even though the line dragged way down the road. some came prepared...brou ght chairs, turned on some tunes and got comfy. others took the time to strategize how to pick numbers. ((mel dukuly/buying lotto ticket: "pick the numbers by hand. why is that? because i love it i trust myself." )) ((mauricio marin)) mel dukuly says if he out which is just under 430- million dollars. but says he'd settle for a smaller cash prize too. ((mel dukuly/buying lotto ticket: " i hope i c

[laughter] i am so hard on the marines because i have a law of family that our marines. >> i have somethingo give to you. can he come up here? is that allowed? can we get a picture with this? to have a mom or dad to take a picture? >> that book is yours. did you draw that? i will put that on my fridge that is yours and know the guy that wrote that. just like me with no facial hair. shake european and? fisk bought? -- best i have already blown them up once. [laughter] did you get that picture? , appeared to get that picture wish i could bowed down. don't worry. do you like frozen? no pressure. nailed it. [applause] >> and the second person in the nation to be pumped camions for five days straight that is all what it is a crazy hallucinogen that with that resets the nerves and they try to find me feet and hands so now they're resetting the brain. i have no phantom memory i have been off the medication you think he has to be medicated but i have been off six months. i quit taking that i have been fortunate enough not to have any pain. [applause] >> don't be bashful. you were late. i am kidding

at 10,500 miles mariner 4 began to take pictures. there were 22 in all.t would cover 1% of the surface of mars. picture data was stored on magnetic tape for later playback. as the spacecraft moved behind mars, changes in the radio signal passing to the atmosphere of mars was recorded. this equitation -- this echotation experiment showed the martian atmosphere to be thin and revealed the existence of an ionosphere. picture information in digital form came in at 6:00 a.m. on july 15, 1965. converted into shades of gray, this is what the first picture looks like. a revelation, comparable to galileo's first view of the moon through a telescope. there were 22 pictures taken. the last data range of 7500 miles. there was scant evidence of erosion, suggesting that the martian surface may be as it was one billion years ago, with little water present. perhaps the best is this one, showing craters, possibly caused by meteors distributed on mars in a pattern similar to that of the moon. after picture playback, mariner four returned to reporting on interplanetary spac

. >>> in marin county, the downpours are helping to replenish reservoirs. we'll have more on that story in just a few minutes. >>> in other news, freedom tonight for several americans including a bay area man once held hostage in iran. they were allowed to leave as part of a prisoner exchange with the u.s. cbs reporter wendy gillette shows us the start to their long awaited homecoming. >> reporter: a swiss air force plane carrying three americans who had been imprisoned in iran landed safely in geneva sunday. this picture posted on a presidential envoy twitter account is the first of washington post reporter jason rezaian as a free man. he and two others flew to a military hospital in germany where they're being evaluated. president obama held a news conference at the white house sunday morning. >> today we're united in welcoming home sons and husbands and brothers who have endured an absolute nightmare. >> reporter: the americans, along with one other man, roodsari, were part of a swap for seven iranians held or charged in the u.s. two of them, both irania

you never know." )) ((mauricio marin)) tickets are only 2-bucks. they plan to stay busy selling tickets here to the very last minute. if one lucky person wins tonight's jackpot and chooses the lump sum amount...that will come out to just over 300- million dollars. reporting live...mauricio marin. 8 news now.//// ((paula francis)) > the wheels of justice. asssaulting girls in his congregation. the common factor among potential jurors that is pushing back the start of the trial... < (("you're watching 8 news now at 5 with paula francis the flu virus hits big. with aches, chills, and fever, there's no such thing as a little flu. so when the flu hits, call your doctor right away and up the ante with antiviral tamiflu. prescription tamiflu is an antiviral that attacks the flu virus at its source and helps stop it from spreading in the body. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people two weeks of age and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu, tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious hea

ruth gates is director of the hawaii institute of marine biology. she spends most of her time here in these waters - studying what's happening under the surface. >> ok ruth where are we headed today? >> today what i'm going to show you is corals that are different in color; white brown or dead. >> different levels of health then? >> exactly. >> it's a small crew. dr. gates and myself... team members jen davidson and beth lenz, and the boat's captain. john 'lj' benson. this won't be leisurely... we're racing the elements. in the mountains overlooking the bay, a storm is threatening. it's an ominous day to go scuba diving, but science doesn't wait for perfect weather. near our dive site, beth and jen jump in with snorkel gear to help us zero in on the reef below. the event that brought us here is called bleaching. higher than normal water temperatures cause corals to expel the symbiotic plant cells which provide them food. without the algae the corals begin to starve...turning healthy brown coral, ghostly white. this year's bleaching has been so perva

anthony bauswell/rejected by marines "as soon as i said rebel flag on my dq." anthony bauswell/rejected by marines "i felt pretty low that my own government wasn't going to let me serve my country because of ink that's in my skin,' we tried contacting the recruiting center wednesday but they were closed. we did find the marine corps' tattoo policy -- which reads in part, "tattoos/brands that are sexist, racist, eccentric or offensive in nature, express an conduct or prohibited by the marine corps drug uniform code of include tattoos associated with illegal drugs, drug anthony bauswell/rejected by marines "or paraphernalia are prohibited." "does that have your tattoo?" anthony bauswell/rejected by marines the recent high school grad says stigma with the confederate flag... anthony "i definitely don't want to see racism, which is 90-percent of the reason why i put 'southern pride' on it," bauswell says he is hoping his pride for his country can be expressed in just remain skin- deep. anthony bauswell/rejected by marines "i kind of felt like i had a plan for my li

marine and a pastor. officials say a fifth american a student identified as matthew trevithnick was also released in a unrelated swap. the 4 americans will be flown from iran to switzerland on a swiss plane. reid: right now, the search continues in hawaii for 12 marines missing after a training exercise, including christopher orlando of hingham. the marines were riding on two helicopters that crashed thursday night. newscenter five' s juli mcdonald is live in hingham where people to hope. juli: so far search crews have found some aircraft debris. the hangzhou community remains hopeful that their friend and neighbor, marine corporal chris orlando is alive. orlando and 11 other marines were conducting a routine training mission when two helicopters went off lake a lot who on thursday. the coast guard initially reported they may have collided. >> silent for a second and then all of a sudden two big booms. >> three teams of 10 marines each are working through challenging weather. >> because of the extreme >>

((dave courvoisier)) 8 news now's mauricio marin is live with the details. ((mauricio marin)) football fans just getting done watching the game are either celebrating a big win or dispappointed their team lost. at the same time---law enforcement's patrolling around the valley looking for drunk drivers. this week the national transportation safety board unveiled recommendation s to lower the legal blood alcohol concentration limit nationally from .08 to be cut almost in half to .05. arguing the change could save more lives on roads. locally--metro police are concentrating efforts to stop people from getting behind the wheel intoxicated. spreading the message to fans at this weekend's runnin' rebels game to plan ahead and designate a driver who isn't drinking. (( sgt. richard robinson/metro police: "if they are under some type of impairment even though they don't feel like i can walk the line per say they are going to be delayed on making those decisions and not see as much as impairment and that could cost somebody their lives." )) ((mauricio marin)) the n-t-

((mauricio marin)) > as you can this case are feeling a sense of relief tonight.. but the painful experience is just beginning for five other victims who have come forward saying holland did wrong against them too. ((nats:"guilty of assault with a minor under 16 years of age." )) ((mauricio marin)) otis holland...a former las vegas pastor accused of sexually assaulting minors during private counseling at his congregation is found guilty. in court---victims who didn't want to show their face on camera were over joyed. ((victim: "it's like hearing like you won the lottery almost it's the greatest thing to every hear because you don't have to worry about it anymore." )) ((mauricio marin)) while this may be closure for those victims.. five more victims have come forward.. holland is expected to go to trial involving those victims next week. ((robert langford/prosecut or: 'there's a total of 22 new charges and they are again ages young children 6, and 7 through adults." )) ((mauricio marin)) the defendant took the stand in this last case....claiming innocence. the prose

((mauricio marin)) dave and denise... no arrests have been made in either case originating at this apartment complex behind me. that's making those who live in the area even more nervous tonight. ((mauricio marin)) shots fired in this same north las vegas apartment complex two days in a row has neighbors on edge. ((eddie/concerned neighbor: "i'm terrified of this neighborhood and i'm 50 years old." )) ((mauricio marin)) eddie has lived in north las vegas most of his life. he fears there could be even more violence after three people that left one dead. ((eddie/concerned neighbor: "i just know how it works. there's always some type of retaliation and i expect more out of this." )) ((mauricio marin)) while north las vegas police investigate to see if the two shootings are related---some in the community are urging the violence to stop. ((lamon welch/restorative health and wellness center "hey violence is not the way and all of the senseless killing that is taking place. there is alternative to it." )) ((mauricio marin)) lam

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marine freed by iran this weekend says he feels alive for the first time. but one family is still search for answers after the historic we )re learning more today about the 14 people arrested from chesapeake massage parlors and with time running out the top two g-o-p presidential candidates campaign hard in the first two states to vote. and alive for the first time. that s how an american marine held an iranian prison good evening and welcome to newschannel three at 5-30. i m beverly kidd. and i m les smith. strong winds and freezing weather today -- despite the sunny skies. but that will change soon -- were tracking the potential for snow in the next few days. taking a live look at downtown norfolk for more lets go to chief

((mauricio marin)) guns.. .big and small are being shown off at the shot show at the sand expo center. is how to safely store guns. ((bill barassard/directo r of project childsafe: "it's the most important responsibility of a firearm owner is to responsibly store that firearm to keep it out of the wrong hands" )) ((mauricio marin)) this year... innovative safes hit the show floor where guns can easily and safely get stored away. ((matthew mack/hornady safe: "there's a chip inside here you program the chip into the safe it becomes a key to your safe for instant access." )) ((mauricio marin)) built for fast draw by the gun owner...the hornady safe is made strong to also keep guns away from kids and criminals. ((matthew mack/hornady safe: "it's gone through 14 different tests for pry attack, hammer attack, saw attack and it provides a very secure method for storing firearms." )) ((mauricio marin)) however...the violence policy center says even if guns are stored away...they can still lead to firearm accidents. ((josh sugarmann executive director, the violence policy center: "the reality

((mauricio marin)) it's another gorgeous day for golf. sterling wescott loves to play. ((sterling wescott/golfer: "for me it is completely relaxing. golf course stress out and throw their clubs and get all crazy for me it's a complete escape." )) ((mauricio marin)) he hits up the taylor made golf experience. one place finding innovative ways to keep the game alive. ((kenneth stauffer/taylorma de golf experience: "in the past all you had to do was have golf balls and a golf place and people would come, now you have to actually provid them an entertainment value." )) ((mauricio marin)) they've added golf pong cups to their driving range. and loosened up their dress code. ((mauricio marin/reporter: "now even if hitting a golf ball isn't your thing they're bringing new excitement to make sure everyone has fun." )) ((mauricio marin)) and they're not alone...top golf is in the middle of constructing it's largest entertainment complex on the strip. ((bryan o'reilly/las vegas topgolf: so it's no longer your father's golf course. this is an interactive game experience with food

of his life. being a marine and making his way up to the ranks." 3 beauvier says the marine corp and the community have been extremely supportive during this difficult time.today's outside of woodruff city hall at noon. 3 3 it is martin luther king day and in just a few hours- hundreds of people will march to our state's capital as a call for action on education equality. 3 it's the focus of this year's king day at the dome.. dome..fox carolina's ashley minelli is live in columbia this morning- and ashley- this year's march is going to be a little different than in years past. 3 - first time since it began in 2000:confederate flag not flying 3 - march: zion baptist church to state house- flag: main focus of march since 2000- naacp: inequalities in state's education system- calling on s-c lawmakers to finally put a stop to "unfair treatment and create plan for sc education equality" 4 3 there are several mlk day events planned around the upstate.unity sports will host its 22nd annual mlk breakfast at 8:30. the united way's a breakfast followed by a day of service-- that starts at 9 am

so they warn people to be cautious. (( )) ((mauricio marin)) ray kilcoyne is still shaken up. he was the victim of a home invasion this weekend and is thankful to be alive. ((ray kilcoyne/home invasion victim: one kid standing there pointing the gun at me with his hand shaking so right there i knew is he going to pull the trigger?" )) ((mauricio marin)) kilcoyne says metro police responded just in time to scare off the four men with guns that tied him up with duct tape. and tells us they busted his lip and left bruises all over his body. dave shepherd...a risk and crisis management expert says there's many reasons why criminals break into homes. ((dave shepherd/risk & crisis management: "big time scary. big time scary. it all depends on why they are going to go in. it's all the way to precious items you have or has to do with tell.' )) ((mauricio marin)) shepherd says criminals often do their homework staking out homes before going in after what they want. ((dave shepherd/risk & crisis management: "if you are trying to break into a place to start with you know if they have an

our oceans are being choked with all kinds of marine debris. >> marine debris is any man-made material that is lost or thrown away into the ocean. so, for example, this fishing gear that we have here, if it's accidentally lost into the ocean, it can become marine debris. >> even everyday items thrown away on land can wind up in the ocean. the cigarette butts in this jar came from the streets of washington, d.c. >> what happens when it rains is cigarette butts go down a storm drain, and through the storm drain, they go out into the ocean. made of plastic, so this does not degrade in the environment. so just like this plastic bottle, once this enters the ocean environment, it's there. >> marine debris comes in all shapes and sizes. >> some other examples of marine debris are a toothbrush, a glow stick, a cigarette lighter, fishing line, plastic bottle cap, a fishing lure, styrofoam, and even a golf ball. >> all of it is dangerous for sea creatures and birds. they swallow the junk or get tangled in it and die. it's a big problem, but no matter where we live, we all can help. >> you can be

life, this thing is covered in other marine life. it's complex. >> that's right. it's complex interconnected... if you do damage to one you do damage to all. >> coming up on techknow: >> if some disaster occurs, are we ready? >> alaska's reliance... and reservations about oil in the arctic. >> our american story is written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >> the ocean is an extremely important part of our lifestyle, any changes that occur here are going to affect us in some manner. >> austin ahmasuk is an inupiaq native who was born and raised in nome alaska. >> my major concern with any oil development in that neck of the woods is response readiness. what's going to happen if some disaster occurs. are we ready? and, frankly, from from my own experience in this region, i know that we're not totally ready for a gigantic disaster, that's what scares me. >> but alaskans also depend on oil to keep their state running. about 90% of

for 12 missing marines.. including one from the upstate. upstate.the marines have been missing since thursday after their two helicopters collided during a training mission in hawaii.the coast guard says they plan on widening their search area today.so far, searches by air and sea have turned up short. they have the marines. the missing. 3 sempler graduated from woodruff high school in 2011. and the man who raised him is still waiting to hear from the marine corp on any news.jeremy beauvier says his son has such a generous spirit and is very smart. he's still trying to wrap his head around what happened. 3 3 "just really super smart . i mean he had scholarships, could have gone to college and he wanted to do the marines first. that was his primary concern first, i can do college later, i want to be a marine and that was the pride and making his way up to the ranks." 3 beauvier says the marine corp and the community have been extremely supportive during this difficult time.today's prayer gathering will be held outside of woodruff city hall a

believe you me, marines are going to do drugs. they're going to do it. >> because i was in the navy for ten years and christian carney was a marine, we did have an initial bond, and it did honestly rub me the wrong way because i feel like when you take an oath of honor and courage and commitment, you need to stand behind the code of the united states marine corps. and to see him justifying his actions as far as the drug use and the drug dealing, it did bother me. it did bother me. >> in our final interview with carney who served seven months in iraq and was awarded a good conduct medal, he once again spoke more like a marine than a convicted drug dealer and murder suspect. >> since i've been in jail i've been reduced to living out of a paper bag, i've recognized my potential. this has enabled me to recognize my potential. and i believe that sometimes in order to come up strong, you have to be put down as far as you can go. you have to be pushed to the absolute limit that you can be pushed, and to see if that's going to destroy you

((mauricio marin)) lisa rhoads is on vacation.. she says she was shocked when her taxi ride from the airport to downtown las vegas cost her over fifty bucks. ((lisa rhoads/taxi rider: 'i expected to be honest. it was pretty pricey." )) ((mauricio marin)) while some like lisa are already iffy about cabs in town... the taxi cab authority which regulates cabs are under fire for charging 3- bucks just to swipe your credit card to pay for a ride. ((brad barthleow/tourist: "i prefer cash" )) ((mauricio marin)) folks like brad and his wife pay with cash to avoid the fee because they say it's too much. ((brad barthleow/tourist "a lot of people won't even lt you use them because of the credit card fee they take on.' )) ((mauricio marin)) findings by the audit show the fee should be less than a dollar or free. and it's not just credit card fees under scrutiny... the audit shows a 12-cent per mile fuel surcharge was implemented last year.. even though gas prices were on the decline. that has some riders upset. ((lisa rhoads/taxi rider: "no i

the search for a hingham marine lost at sea. 23-year-old christopher orlando is one of a dozen marines who disappeared their helicopter crashed off the coast of hawaii. 2010. his family released a statement saturday saying thankful for everyone involved in the search and they are asking the public to keep orlando in their thoughts. >>> and a vigil was held this weekend for those missing machines. military and helicopters have been searching the waters for the past few days and no sign of the marines. the community gathered to

there were four captains and eight enlisted marines onboard the two helicopters the marines are from all over the country but none from virginia or north carolina one of them thomas titus is miss d c and you can read more about each of these men on thirteen years now got new information on the u s sailors detained last week in iran today u s military leaders released the first official account of the incident in the persian gulf. the report says the ten sailors were not mistreated during their fifteen hours attainment and the only thing taken from their posts for two sim cards taken from two satellite phones we don't know why the boat cruise deviated from their planned route and entered iranian territorial waters. donald trump stumping in virginia today he took the stage at liberty university his blunder of biblical proportions that sparking a firestorm online plus where you may wanna turn of the he is we are looking at a cold night temperatures will drop into the teens and the wind will make it feel even colder i was going to jeff to see what areas will drop below freezing. everybod

a dozen marines missing in hawaii. the clues they found today. >> also more on our bay area storm. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> the search will resume in the morning for a ski instructor missing in the sierra. 23-year-old carson may disappeared thursday after becoming separated from his brother while skiing at sugar bowl. a search and rescue team is headed to the sierra to help look for him. more than 60 people have been combing an out of bounds area on the slopes where cell phone pings were heard yesterday. may is an experienced skier. falling snow and sleet have made the search for him very difficult. >>> another intense search continues off the coast of oahu tonight. 12 marines remain missing after a midair collision of two military helicopters thursday night. hopes of finding anyone alive are fading. >> reporter: rough seas, waves up to 20 feet high are hampering search efforts. and overnight a coast guard air crew had to briefly change course when a laser was pointed at them. searchers have scourd nearly 13,000 square miles off

worst...a woodruff man is among 12 marines missing after a military helicopter crash!as the search for any survivors continues off the coast of hawaii...the local community comes together to pray. pray.plus...the daughter of one of the emanuel nine victims delivers apowerful message.despite her mother's life being taken in a horrific hate crime...she say's doctor martin luther king's legacy...lives on! on! 3 hey, guys, it's annie. now, if you're anything like me, you're always looking for ways your weekly grocery trip. well, with walmart every day low prices, saving money while keeping the pantry full... that's easier than you think. in head-to-head shopping, the total at walmart beat that of bi-lo. greenville, the total amount saved at walmart vs. bi-lo was $20.64 on this week's groceries - that's 17%. so head to walmart and see what you 3 3 a quiet type...who loved learning...and serving his country.that's what the family of marine sergeant jeffrey sempler...missing after a helicopter crash off the coast of hawaii...said about him today as his community in woodruff g