marine. oh, major. service and career spanned ten deployments to over 0 countries world wide from 018 best selling book echo of scott has written articles and scholarly pieces news channel, fox nd the marine core gazette, b and president of the marines association a veterans and ing active duty marines. me in welcoming him. each of ing to ask panelists to sort of a warm up. we're going to move into general and ions for the panel dialogue. g to have a >> west point is that a prep school? we'll start with you. i t it is like to go to war wanted a medal since looking at my father's from world war ii. it wasn't enough to do her own thing. it.ad to be recognized for >> can you recognize the allure man?ad young and -- we've got bad feed pack. to get fixed? and y father had medals would never talk about it. it was like, i wonder about i that. you know? and i was 50 my father said they're fighting the battle of the bulge at christmas time, my dad would say, yeah, i was in that. knew, you know? there is is is li

when i led 250 marines and we lost moreaq -- marines and sailors during that time. was tohow important that these young men who are about to be thrust into the chasm of war. it looks all glamorous. i knew they meant nothing to me. and i ordered them to kill. i said you will kill. i am ordering you to kill. i never wanted that marine to hesitate. and look to the side of that's and make a conscious life changing -- life changing decision to take another human life. it is a terrible and horrific thing to do. that's a hard thing to do. wanted them to leave that space, that horrible place think it was their fault. >> one of the things i've come to understand, bringing people home and veterans back in the rifle,ty, there is this it is built by factory workers and the people were taught by second-degree school teachers in this chain of events that eventually gets in the hands of some 18-year-old. at the end of this long chain where everybody is involved, the kid pulls the trigger. he did the killing. conscious get more about it. he didn't make it, he didn't pay for it. eve

but objects for the marines to. sew the men in the female shows up at my work she's a mentally ill. of the new females get talked about how. they're having facts so i stopped all that. i mean i did it got progressively worse and worse they determined that i welcome the sexual harassment by wearing my regulation length uniform skirt and running and running shorts. there were several junior female marines that came up to me crying while i was there saying that they felt humiliated to come to work. the. one of the duties at marine barracks washington was a ceremonial drill. evening parades are what you would see on the news the. president everybody goes to those type of things. after the parades. all the officers are required to stay told midnight. drink inside our house is washington so we're talking about ones the happy hours that started 3 and . it was a pounding and drinking culture revolved around going out and partying and drinking i was ordered to drink i was ordered to attend the drinking about my boss even sai

until today he's only been known as marine e. marine e is sam deen.lifted an anonymity order, and he can finally talk about what happened that day in afghanistan — when headcam footage showed him offering to shoot the wounded fighter in the head. the murder charge against him was later dropped. he reveals to this programme that he tried to take his own life after hitting rock bottom. his colleague that day, marine a, alexander blackman, was given a life sentence for murder. his conviction was later reduced to manslaughter and he was released from prison in 2017. we'll talk to him in a moment about how he's now helping other veterans working for the forces charity exfor. first this report from clairejones. gunfire a story of men in war. i wanted to be the best that you physically could be. that's why i wanted tojoin the marines. if things had been different, i'd have probably done the full service. i can look back, there's a lot to be proud of. you know, i did a lot things. men who shared a moment that changed their lives forever. the way i left was, w

marine barracks in washington d.c. is the most prestigious unit there is in the marine corps this is the unit where the best of the best go it is the marine corps showcase ceremonial unit it handles presidents and dignitaries security at the white house the silent drill team. after my deployment to operation iraqi freedom in 2009 my command officer recommended me for the marine barracks washington i was excited it was the tip of the spear as far as the marine corps is concerned. he would stay work late and then she would drive home and she'd call me and she'd be on some kind a little and she talked she loved her job she was. as sweet person who was trying really hard. and succeeding. one of the 1st things i was told my entire dinner was. don't worry because the marines will think that you want to sleep with them and i thought that's just ridiculous the atmosphere off the bat at marine barracks washington was was horrible people asked me what sexual favors had i performed to get my orders there. there was a senior offic

they became known as marine a, big merci, d and marine e. marine e's real name is sam deen.in an order so that he can speak freely about what happened that day in afghanistan. and there we were scrambled out to intercept the taliban. we stormed a compound. they we re taliban. we stormed a compound. they were trying to flank us. they could have been trying to flank us but these two insurgents had been shooting at one of our check points. they were actively going out to kill british troops. the helicopter was called in. 144 rounds he let off. the apache. he did not get a direct hit. he was just hitting the ground. it appeared one of the taliban was still alive. ido i do remember being called over. he was in the middle of the field, very exposed. i took him out of the way. he was there quite some time. it was like, what are we doing here? let's get out of here. alexander blackman was in command. marine a. get out of here. alexander blackman was in command. marine ai get out of here. alexander blackman was in command. marine a. i was involved in the beginning, when he called. th

led 250 marines and sailors into iraq, and that is not hyperbole -- we lost more marines and sailors in that city than any other during the search strike in 2006, 2007. i knew how important that was to these young men who are about to be thrust into the chasm of war. theyhad never seen it, all noted was that on hollywood. it looks all glamorous and the meda are attractive. but the only thing that mattered was bringing as many marines home as possible. one of the ways to do that when i set them down and i looked at them in the eye, and i ordered them to kill. i said you will kill. i am ordering you to kill. because i never ever wanted that marine to hesitate when he had to put that rifle in his shoulder, put his finger on the trigger, and make the conscious, life-changing decision to take another human life. terrible and horrific thing to do, and to ask an 18-year-old kid who is probably playing football on the high school team in the year before, that is a hard thing to do, and that is something that i felt as a commander -- that was my burden to carry. i never wanted them to leave t

the first to flight, the united states marines. let's hear it. that's good.esterday we celebrated the to 44 birthday. that's pretty good. -- 244 birthday. the few and the proud are always faithful. and they always win. i also want to thank the marine corps law enforcement foundation which provides scholarships to children of our fallen heroes. to every goldstar family, we will stand by your side forever, it is very fitting that the veterans day parade begins right here in new york city since the earliest days of our nation, new york has exemplified the american spirit and has been at the heart of our nation's story. of daring and defiance. 1776, the british armada sailed into new york harbor numbering more than 400 ships and carrying more than 30,000 men. the british came here to snub out what they thought was just a minor american revolution. didn't turn out to be that way. , whate redcoats did know they did know was they were going to have a problem but they didn't know the new york would meet them with the fearsome power of american patriots. in world war

you went in with had mexican marines.nce again you had to trust them. >> right. >> drew was recording on his cellphone as the operation began. >> this particular operation in february 2014 was the first time that the mexican marines had ever done an operation on the ground in this area because of the danger and the compromises and the risks involved. >> laser focused on their mission, drew and brady and the team had narrowed down el chapo's location to a one-block radius. but they needed to find the right house and a specific door to get at him. >> so we sent our teams down there to do that. and they spent 24 hours in that city alone trying to pinpoint that door. >> drew and the rest of the team waited at a nearby military base for the call to come in that el chapo's location had been pinpointed. in the meantime cooliacon was abuzz. fear hung in the air. rumors and text messages were flying among the people who live there. >> the city is lighting up. it's on fire. the look outs all throughout the city were alerting everyo

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steve hartman is on the road with this morning's profiles in service. >> reporter: all marines trainard, but few are tougher and none are stronger than this elite unit of ten marines stationed in washington, d.c. >> we all wanted something to push us, and we found it. >> pushing myself mentally and physically. >> the most difficult thing i've ever done in my life. >> it's one of those things if you don't go through it, sir, you don't know. >> nobody will really understand. >> reporter: he is right about that. in this case, not even seeing is believing. corporal luke givens is their platoon sergeant. >> have such a unique group of individuals that are able to live up to the very strict standard of what we need out at arlington every day. >> reporter: the mission of these mightiest of marines is to shoulder the burden of american grief, literally. they are theodbearers. and every day here at arlington cemetery in teams of six, they carry the caskets. other branches of the service use eight men and carry lower, but marines pride themselves on doing more with less, and they take that pri

i ran the marine marathon two weeks ago in honor of all marines but i thought about woody as a marine. i say i ran my first marathon, probably my last, but i thought about woody as he valiantly fought in the battle of iwo jima and rightfully earned the military's most president of the united states city just medal. i think he is going to be leading the parade in new york city on veterans day. with the growing age of this nation's world war ii veterans, i encourage our youth to take the time to listen to the stories of heroism from our greatest generation. without their valiant actions and dedication to preserving our freedoms, this country would not be what it is today. we also must honor all of our veterans from all our eras, whether it's world war ii, korea, vietnam, afghanistan. the selfless actions of our u.s. soldiers must not go unrecognized. they put their lives on the line to afford us the opportunity to live in the greatest country on earth. we can have our own religious freedoms, freedom of speech, freedom of press, all the freedoms we enjoy are because of the folks who went

they became known as marine a, b, c, d and e. marine e's real name is sam deen.onymity order, so he can talk openly about that day in afghanistan. this video footage is from a helmet camera worn by one of the marines. i do remember exactly what i was saying, i was saying, yeah, let's just put one in his head, let'sjust do it. and you're just saying that because the guy was dying and was in pain. he was going to die. and then it happened. gunshot. al shot him and ijust thought, right, that's done, let's go. sam was later arrested and charged with murder. i was like, how can you charge me? you've just seen the video, you've seen i didn't have any involvement other than saying what i said. four months later, sam was acquitted of the murder charge, but the acquittal wasn't the end of the story. i was having panic attacks as well, i just didn't want to live like this any more. i tried to take an overdose. it wasn't the best time. marine a's identity was revealed in 2013 as alexander blackman. he was given a life sentence for murder. his conviction was later reduced to

about 20% of the people in fran and marin need assistance. it's especially difficult during the holiday season. >> one of the most affluent communities in the united states. it also has one of the highest food and security rates and we've run this program up and down the west coast since 2008. we think that everyone is entitled to sit down with their family and loved ones and have a thanksgiving. >> the food bank is encouraging people from across the bay area to donate traditional holiday food or money so that more people will have an opportunity to enjoy the season. >>> three brothers are under arrest for scamming people. the federal indictment says the brothers imported fake ipads and iphones from china then intentionally damaged then and flocked them for real apple products. >> the defendants traveled to apple stores in more than 50 states throughout the united states as well as stores in canada. and attempted to exchange more than 10,000 counter fit iphones and numerous ipads for genuine. >> they all faced charges of fraud, identity theft

pretty view of the marine layer. the salesforce tower there. but, you got to look at the east bay and you can see the same layer of hayes. switch to the weather computer and i will show you with the air-quality readings are. it down here in the unhealthy south bay but you need to take that into consideration, it is not great to be out there taking her job. this next image may be more important to the official forecast put out, it was the same for today, it is all yellow. meeting all moderate up and down the bay area. the reason there is a difference is because the centers i showed you a moment ago were all the right now readings. if you want to take in an air- quality reading and put out a forecast that is done using the 24 hour average. if you average it out it is moderate and we are doing okay but there are moments in the day we do get up into this unhealthy for sensitive groups category. it is not like were pulling in anymore smoke, we are stuck underneath a dominant ridge of high pressure which is not allowing the area to reach out. we are

battalion, fifth marines.er he came home, went to college, played a little football, played in the orange bowl, got a masters degree, and then joined the v.a., and for the last 10 years, he has worked tirelessly to fulfill the words of our nation's 16th president, to care for them that shall have borne the battle. would you join me in thanking sergeant matt webb for a lifetime of service to america. [applause] webb: thank you so much. thank you. [applause] v.p. pence: serving our veterans in meeting their needs, and we thank you, sergeant, for continuing that service. and as i stand before you today, i can tell you from my heart not -- i couldn't be more proud to be vice president to a president who cares so deeply about the men and women of our armed forces, and every veteran in america. [applause] v.p. pence: since the first day of our administration, president trump has taken decisive action to make sure america keeps the solemn promises we have made to each and every one of you, and all of our nation's her

city. 20-year-old jason iles, also of marin city.von williamson of vallejo was the one arrested for alleged a factory. now, tactical units from the contra costa county sheriff's department made those arrests yesterday while carrying out the raids, this video is from marin city. the four murder suspects are being held without bail. the accessory suspect is being held on a half $1 million bail. orlando police department has been criticized heavily on their handling of the case, but the city's mayor says, law enforcement has put a lot of resources into this two-week investigation.>> i don't know if there is a sense of relief or not. this is a beginning of a process, a judicial juvenile proceedings with regard to the five individuals. >> some orinda residents say it will take more than the arrest of these five men to restore their sense of peace in their community. they would like the city to look into stricter regulations or even an outright ban of short-term rentals. sources tell ktvu there had been a fight between two groups. one base

city, 20-year- old jason iles of marin city as well. 21-year-old devin williamson for being in a sensory. this tackles units from the contra costa sheriff's unit made the arrest yesterday while carrying out the raids this video is in marin city. the four suspects are being held without bail this morning. the assessor he suspect is on bail and it's set at half $1 million. the orinda police department has been criticized for the handling of the case. the city's mayors of law enforcement has been a lot of resources into this long two week investigation. >> i don't know if there is a sense of relief or not. this is the beginning of a process judicial criminal proceedings with regard to these five individuals. >> reporter: some orinda residents they will take more than just the arrest of these five men to restore their sense of peace. and they would like the city to look into stricter regulations or the outright ban of short term rentals. sources also told ktvu there had been a fight among two groups one based in san francisco and the other

i got to the door to the people and c-3 sharply dressed marine standing together. in a neatly had a sinking feeling in my gut. my husband and in the truck six weeks earlier. the parents of variance in uniform, that your home, was rarely a good thing. i remember something unheard in a meeting that i attended. and give me some help. the receiving notification, to the three marines will come to your house no earlier than 8:00 o'clock in the morning. i recall sitting with other military families is meeting where we learned important things that we need to know to get to the next seven months. the protocols, are notified of a person news loved one. if this is bad news about rob, would be coming for another five hours lease. in one hell of the marines had been standing outside trying to get to my attention. after concluding it was unlikely they were there from, i figured they were at where another family live. i felt sorry for whoever they were there for. and regardless of whom they were speaking to visit, i knew they were bring badness for someone. i've been have slippe

look at the marine layer surging it from the golden gate, piling up on the east bay hills. we started out with a pretty simple pattern. once we got into the late morning and early afternoon we started to bring in the layer cake of clouds which just kind of made the whole thing a bit tougher to figure out but we still have the marine layer. we are just covering that all up with the higher clouds coming in from this next system that gives us a small chance of rain tomorrow morning. you can kind of make it out there but if you look at on the regular satellite, you don't necessarily see a whole lot of organization. you can see a counterclockwise is been, doesn't show up as clearly as it did yesterday but you can still pick it out. that is our chance for rain tomorrow. it's also the reason why the onshore flow turned on, why it was so cloudy today. why we are going to be so much cooler. but if we switch from the live satellite and put this into the futurecast and bring this onshore, there is our chance of rain that is tomorrow morning at 7 a.m. there are just a few light showers

we've also started to pull in more of the marine layer. we've seen it in the mornings with the low grade clouds. and we switch the view to the east bay, and it's a similar story from the sales force tower out towards alameda county. you can see the line there, and underneath is all that haze. we're not clear i any of the stuff out, so whatever we put into the air whether it's smoke from the fires a week ago, most of it is gone, but some is left. or if it's dust from dirt roads. anything, it's just trapped here. and add a little humidity, and it starts to show up water. current number, mid-60s inland. 66 for concord, 55 in oakland. the bigger differences showing up because the marine layer is pulling in cooler air. but looking at the air quality sensors, there are plenty of readings in and around the bay showing unhealthy readings, but at the time way we measure air quality is an average of a 24 hour period, so it's one thing to step outside and look at one sensor at this exact moment, and yes, some are reading unhealthy for sensitive group

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we got a strong onshore surge, pulling in more of the marine layer but it wasn't just the marine layer. we pulled in a lot of high clouds, san francisco do not get out of the 50s all day. we look at the satellite, you can see all the clouds overtaking much of california. you don't really see much organization, even when i switch this over to water vapor which is does a really good job of circulating where those are, were starting to lose the organization, there's a little bit here, another one down here. this is not have a whole lot of organization to it but it still has a chance to bring us a few light showers by the time he gets into tomorrow morning. we will play this forward, i'll stop right there at 7 a.m. tomorrow. maybe a few showers along the coast. probably more so down the peninsula but really anywhere near the coast, maybe a sprinkle, about that much rain. and barely will be enough to measure and, it is done by the time we get into the afternoon in fact that gets us to friday. by friday, if you looked over clouds. if we look at the rainfall totals, maybe 100th of an inch per

they became known as marine a, b, c, d and e. marine e's real name is sam dean.nt to do first aid on this idiot? no? no. put one in his head if you want. not in his head cos that'll be... this video footage is from a helmet camera worn by one of the marines. i do remember exactly what i was saying. i was saying, "yeah, let'sjust put one in his head, let'sjust do it. "i'll shoot him." you were just saying that, just... the guy with dying. the guy was in pain. it'sjust like, he's going to die. then it happened. gunshot there you go, shuffle off this mortal coil, you... al shot him. it was like, that's done, let'sjust go. i've broken the geneva convention. sam was later arrested and charged with murder. i was like, how can you charge me? you've just seen the video. you've seen i didn't have any involvement over there saying what i said. four months later, sam was acquitted of the murder charge, but the acquittal wasn't the end of the story. i was having panic attacks as well. ijust like, i don't want to live like this any more. and ijust... yeah, i tried to take an

caldwell is a marine veteran. his service began in 2005. >> happy birthday to any of the marines out there and simplified. us from is joining maryland. >> there's a lot of bureaucracy in westslow process and virginia there were veterans who were killed. insulin. injected with i commend the president on killing baghdadi. i want to emphasize that the western church has had history with warfare. they are not going to end this thing with turkey. turkey is a treacherous nation. >> we will get a response. >> i think turkey is a nato ally. i think that in the long term it is worth having a discussion whether or not they still belong in nato. in the present we have a defense treaty with them and a lot of people here in washington are calling the kurds ally. we don't have a treaty with the kurdish ypg. work against and fight some of our other allies particularly kurds in iraq. so when we are talking about who our allies are and aren't ally is a very specific term that usually refers to folks we have a treaty with. that is

marin residents have held their breath watching fires in sonoma county, knowing they live in exactly same kind of environment. but, so far, fire prevention has been a piecemeal effort. >> fire agencies respond seamlessly in terms of response. but, what they don't have is one single group that can address prevention and mitigation for wildfires. >> voters will consider a partial tax on businesses of up to $.10 per square foot to fund the new marin prevention. the unified effort to address issues like taking homes more fire resistant, clearing vegetation along evacuation routes. and creating a new wildfire alert system. the tax could amount to hundreds of dollars per year for homeowners, and though the local taxpayers group supports the measure, they are not sure of its chances. >> i do not know if it is an automatic yes vote, that it will clear the two thirds hurdle. but, i believe it has a very good chance of doing so. >> reporter: the fact is almost support the idea, the public does seem to be experiencing some tax fatigue. >> it just never ends. there's always more and more and mor

marin, sonoma and napa of course that's where we have the kincade fire. and a look at rain increasing throughout the north bay this morning. you can see the white there, the cold air still in place around lake county but getting through the system it's going to get warmer and wetter. raising the snow levels and all in a narrow band focus into parts of the bay area. so we'll talk about the entire bay area wsh how much rain you can expect in just a few minutes when we sew you gone, liz. >> thank you, lisa. we know in the south bay people are making preparations for the weekend's rain. for those needing a warm shower or place to sleep. san jose has two warming centers open from now until april. 8:00 a.m. to 9. . anser hassan shows how people are getting ready. >> friday's rain hitting the south about acy light compared to predictions for zbloods it doesn't have to match. abbey says she is excited for the rain and cold weather doesn't want another drought so like the wet forecast. what she doesn't like is how unpredictable the rain company company. >> it can

by reading about father capodanno, i read about a man who was there for his marines and i was a marine in desperate need of a priest. i can think of many occasions i felt his priest descend upon me. >> i first joined the navy as an enlisted sailor on mt. whitney. i was attending the mass, two individuals sitting next to me. after the mass, they introduced themselves and said they are relatives of father vincent capodanno and they would like to invite me home for dinner. his father immigrated in 1901 and sailed across to brooklyn. he never left those roots. but it wasn't until i attended the summer retreat, thinking about the retreat hosted by the military diocese and they talked about the lives of heroic military chaplains who served in the armed services and one of those heroic chaplains was father vincent capodanno. when i came back to new york city and i went through the yellow pages looking for the capodanno name, i came across the name of james capodanno when i called, he said, yes, i'm the brother of vincent capodanno. i went to his home and they adopted me as one of their sons a

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pg&e announced that this time marin county would not lose power. scotty's market is relieved, but the senior meat department manager is still getting ready. we just lea few moments ago that marin would be spared. >> i was standing next to you and you said we're safe, and i just looked at you. >> reporter: you're not convinced? >> no, not my any means. >> reporter: he says it's too late to cancel the order for the large generators. last time the store last tens of thousands of dollars of inventory. he said not this time. >> i'm not canceling the order. we need the insurance. we need to have something on hand. we're not able to take a chance. >> reporter: even when it's good news, folks are still skeptical of pg&e. pg&e says they're not going to turn the power off in marin now. >> i don't believe them, but that would be nice if they don't. >> reporter: how come you don't believe them? >> they're not very organized i guess. >> reporter: this wholesale produce salesman came by scotty's, and he says storms all across marin and sonoma were hit hard last

life, in marin city. i am da lin, kpix 5. >>> new video tonight, how an explosive fire could have wiped out a vallejo neighborhood. don ford on firefighters who rushed to save a home crackly in the flames path. >>> this new home surveillance video shows how close the october 27 glenn cole fire came to burning down an entire neighborhood. firefighters say this was in the direct path of the fastest moving fire ever recorded in vallejo. >> i have a hose, people were out here trying to hose, that isn't going to do it. >> one neighbor, who do not work on cameras at the flames are arching over the tops of the houses up. notice the smoke smoke moving right to left pushing the flames away from the houses when, suddenly, the wind shifts and the fire explodes right towards the house. amber's in the heat scorched the house for vallejo firefighters fought back. >> those guys were here, immediately. we have over one or two houses that took flames in the backyard, they were there in a able to get them out before they w

that is the quantico marine corps band to help celebrate the marine corps' 244th birthday.gue tavern in philadelphia, and we are honoring them today. ed: maybe they'll serenade a new baby. [laughter] jedediah: it's amazing when you see that patriotism, it always almost brings me to tears. it's just to beautiful to have them here. we've had so many instances where we've had bands on the square to celebrate. people at home, do you almost cry? i certainly do. ed: we are honored to have them here as we celebrate veterans day all day long. the president is going to be kicking off the parade in new york city. but we also have the honor of our buddy pete. we are missing him today, but he is out in las vegas for a very good cause. he helped present a wounded hero with a well-earned reward. griff: right. giving a motorized track chair to isaac malone. jedediah: the independence fund has now given more than 2400 track chairs. let's bring in pete from las vegas. pete, how you are doing? ed: good morning. >> morning, guys. jedediah: you're going good work. absolutely. ed, i didn't wear

marine layer filled in the entire coast and he goes for miles out over the sea. just a small amount of this will be able to work its way onshore. you be able to see what looks like an a closer view before sunset and here is tomorrow morning that a 7 a.m. kind of like a typical spot, not widespread but really something. much better like what we had last week when it was warm, dry air. just flowing offshore and now we get a look at the morning lows, you don't drop nearly as much when you pull that what gray blanket overhead. tomorrow's highs bring us pretty much back to the same story low 80s inland, barely at 70 near the coast right at the bay. as we look at the seven day forecast, get used to this, in fact a little bit warmer as we head into the weekend those numbers want to start climbing into the mid 80s for inland spots. and the bay does not change much at all. there's also no rain here, and that is something that we are going to have to start reintroducing soon. hopefully sooner rather than later. we had to start putting some water on these landscapes. alrigh

helping marine life, great story. that is the cbs weekend news for sunday, i'm omar villafranca reporting in new york. good night. #r >>> cutting powers to thousands of customers once again in the coming days. >>> if you want to come back and play for the league, then >> today is big 49er win wasn't the only thing that had people talking at levi stadium today. the mixed reaction to the latest attempt at a kaepernick comeback. >>> but first the developing story out of the south bay where santa clara county prosecutor could face charges of endangering his own daughter. good evening, i'm brian hackney. the prosecutor allegedly used the 13-year-old as bait to catch the man accused of molesting her. police were already looking for the suspect themselves after the girl reported he had approached her at least five times. she said the last three encounters ended with the man inappropriately touching her. according to police reports obtained by the paper, the girl's father then brought her back to the same spots to record the

rule for the marines., because if you have an umbrella and you're a marine and it flips inside out you've gone from bad-ass to mr. bean. no cool there. imagine brave heart holding an umbrella, they can take our lives! but if my hair gets wet, it turns into a an afro! ( laughter ) adding umbrellas will be great tactical thing for the marines because they can mary poppins their way into an airsine. commander, we are getting attacked or a new nanny, either way, it's going to be bad! ( laughter ) let's move on to the fad sweeping the nation for the last few years, gender reveal parties. every day they're getting crazier and crazier. explosions, alligators, shooting sound waves into a woman's belly to see if there's a penis. it's crazy? one gender reveal in texas might have finally gone too far. >> the excited parents to be on the ground as the plane approaches. a crop dusting plane dropping 350 gallons of pink water, it's a girl! but minutes later -- >> i have a plane crash just north of brian buchanan's place