i am still a marine. some parts of me are still a marine and it is important to tell not just marine corps stories but military stories and tell them well and make sure that the story is from these current wars are told and i take that as a real responsibility. >> you talk about meeting with current veterans coming back. what is the largest challenge for them once they return both injured and not injured in the current war? >> it is different for every one. some guys can come home and become a math teacher off the bat and don't have any difficulties. or a science teacher or a librarian or mechanical. other guys lost their footing. always a tough transition. it is important that veterans realize there are services for them. service organizations and they are not alone. the thing that i hear again and again when talking to veterans for families of veterans and practitioners is the most dangerous thing is when a veteran isolates himself and pull out from society. i would just say reach out. if you know a vet

the marines are doing. who are you visiting? my boy, he said, and he pointed at the sweatshirt and looked at me as though i were stupid. he continued, he is in surgery right now, below the knee on one leg, above the knee on the other ones it all shakes out. some, i was in vietnam. i saw a lot of men died i spent three weeks. i never saw men injured so hamas leader. the boys are read it to shreds. going his remand you will see. and look at all the mothers. i'm one of the only fathers of here because the fathers are back at home earning money or they've never been around. i'm lucky. my time in the court was an executive at a bank. i retired a year ago. i got pensions, i can afford to pull here and look out for my son. i can do this for the rest of my life. but look at the mothers, he said. some of them are married. but you know of the story. some of them come from broken poor homes come single mothers. these women felt they were going to refashion themselves after 50, live new and dazzling adventures. but the

wright himself joined the marine corps at the age of 17. he's from galena, illinois, originally, a small town near dubuque, iowa, where i went to school. and if the college president, my college president, dr. couchman -- who is now deceased -- knew i was with dr. wright, because i graduated with only the slimmest of margins. [laughter] from the university of dubuque. he'd be rolling over in his grave about 5,000 rpms. so, dr. wright, please, allow me to continue. after his tour in the marine corps, he went to college, university of wisconsin, and eventually became a history professor at dartmouth. in 969. 1969. he served as the president of dartmouth from 1998 to 2009, and since 2005 he has visited most of our military hospitals and has encouraged support for the wounded veterans in those hospitals. he is a director on the board of injured marines' semper fi fund, one of the ten top charities recently rated by charity navigator. his writings have been featured in "the new york times," boston globe, christian science monitor, npr just to na

manoukian two of the marines killed with an afghan police officer opens fire and a marine jim he was scheduled to be home on leave. defense secretary leon panetta and working with the afghan president on the increasing number of insider attacks he called harm and karzeid and encouraged him to work with u.s. commanders to ensure progress in getting that afghan recruits. they're working more closely with the afghan army and police in preparation for the transition to complete afghan security control by 2014 at first held veterans returning from war are picking up and the wake of a record number of suicide by soldiers. one representative is trying to give that's what they need in a single stock and. lisa washington with more >>> and ricardo apps knows firsthand the importance of resources for shoulder it soldiers returning home from more >>> for six or seven years i was lost in sacramento >>> he spent more than 17 years and active duty in found themselves homeless and dealing with mental and physical issues >>> i'll have p.t. s t and back injuries i have a scandal in my shoulder, i hit

the that i have marine marine corps.es america is awaiting.hen we're doing our job we're a long way from home. c-span: can you remember the first time that somebody said to you you should be the secretary of the navy? >> no, i don't. i will say the people on my ship were probably the most surprised people in the world. c-span: how did it come about? >> well, i was approached during president obama's transition, and -- c-span: what you were doing? >> i was in the private sector. just finished being a ceo of the company. i had been working in the private sector since i had been ambassador. and living in mississippi had a great life, raising children and it -- i was approached and asked would i be interested in returning to government. c-span: and you had been obama supporter during the campaign? >> i had. c-span: had you campaigned with him or anything like that? >> i endorsed then senator brawfm in april of 20112007. c-span: why did you do that? >> i thought he would be a great president. c-span: where did you meet him. >> here. we had a long t

so this was the impetus on august 7, 1942. 14,000 marines under the first marine division, to land a guadalcanal supported by three aircraft carrier task forces vectored from all points around the pacific, pearl harbor up from new zealand. they converged in fiji, held rehearsals and planted those marines on guadalcanal shores on august 7, 1942. a store that "neptune's inferno" tells is what follows from this. what followed was a series of really six-month campaign of attrition where japan can slowly came to grips with the magnitude of the situation. the imperial high command didn't attach much importance to this for it by our marine corps until they realized the larger ambitions of the south pacific offenses, they realized that their base that revolves would be suicide threatened by u.s. position in the southern solomons. and through august, september, october and november the japanese eventually, their main base in the pacific, through a series of hammer blows on our foothold in the southern solomons that produced seven major naval battles, five of them were midnight surface slugfes

facebook as a supporter of terror prevention or the latest assault on free speech we'll speak to the marines lawyer. and one of the poorest most dangerous cities in the u.s. is attempting to rein in its debt its plan lay off its entire police force and replace it with one that doesn't have collective bargaining powers does this sound counter-intuitive to you coming up we'll find out if this tactic can actually work . it's tuesday august twenty eighth five pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching our team. but begin today in tampa florida where the republican national convention is kicking off slated to speak as mitt romney's wife ann and new jersey governor chris christie story are perceived as out shot this video with their camera phone inside the r. and c. the roll call to officially nominate mitt romney as the g.o.p. candidate for president got underway during tonight's speech is there not expected to mention what's been happening with the political process of actually nominating their candidate mitt romney but we do want to tell you more about it are the white house co

. >>> a decorated marine lost his life. he was known for his bravery on the battlefield and for his compassion here at home. ama dates joins us now with what his family is saying tonight. ama? >> his family lives in loss altos and that is where they are gathering after learning of his death. the marine told his dad he could come home as early as december. instead the family got the knock on the door last night. 29-year-old marine captain will be remembered as a hero. he was shot and killed in afghanistan along with two other marines. >> a local afghani wanted to see him. since he was training the afghani police it was not an unusual request and they shot him. >> he is matt's father, and he is also a santa clara county judge. he says the attack came at midnight during a meal. >> he insisted that his marines observe ram ma dan cuss stopples with the -- customs with the muslims. they didn't eat during the daytime and didn't drink during the daytime. >> matt served two tours in iraq and this was his second in afghanistan. >> we

the marine captain is known to family and friends as a marine's marine in, afghanistan during this touro train afghan police force froze vid training for their country. long time family friend has known matt and his family for the past 25 years. >> and after september 11th he became very committed to the notion of defending his country and assisting in its protection and he joined the marine corps. he's a truly proud member of the marine corps. he has served, this was his fourth tour in afghanistan. >> the 29-year-old is the son of pete manoukian and both on the board of st. vincent day home, here children adopted a group of marines in iraq. the justice says she learned he was killed while having a meal with a group of afghan police officers yesterday. and the supreme court justice corrigan tells us the family is headed to delaware to wait for the captain's casket. he's also survived by two brothers, matthew and martin. >> such a loss, thank you. >> bart is experiencing system wide delays now almost two hours after a man was truck by a train today. sky 7 hd flew overhead and there are r

correspondent marine important. and that's going to do it for now but for more on the stories we covered you can check out our youtube channel youtube dot com slash or to america you can also add to our website r t v dot com slash usa and you can follow me on twitter liz wall for now have a great night.

military in afghanistan in three more marines shot to death in 48 hours. entire villages leveled out people protect themselves in the wake of two major earthquakes,,, ,,,,,, >>> three more marine shot and killed on a base in afghanistan the second attack in 48 hours, an afghan police officer opens fire on the marines as they exercised on base the shooter has been detained that brings to six marines killed in the past two days. three other marines condemned and a separate attack in southern afghanistan the son of a silicon valley judge when those marines killed by an afghan in police uniforms madmen to key in part of the special operations battalion training afghan police officers the 29 year-old graduated from st. francis high school in mountain view a standout football player there is mother as state appellate court justice his father socrates manichean a sisanta clara county judge. >>> i'm not sure it as it may yet we are used not seeing him that much >>> if the two other marines shot while observing ramadan. the month when the muslims do not eat when th

bus a former marine detained and sent to a psychiatric ward all for writing anti-government comments on his facebook as a form of terror prevention or the latest assault on free speech we'll speak to the marines a lawyer. and one of the poorest most dangerous cities in the us is attempting to rein in its debt its plan lay off the entire police force and replace it with one that doesn't have collective bargaining powers does this sound counter-intuitive to you coming up we'll find out of this tactic can actually work. it's tuesday august twenty eighth four pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching our tea. but again today in tampa florida where the republican national convention is kicking off slated to speak as mitt romney's wife ann and jersey governor chris christie but there's a group that feels the establishment g.o.p. is blatantly trying to silence them we're talking about the ron paul delegates more specifically the delegates from the state of maine are the correspondent christine is in tampa for more on this story christine sounds like there's a lot of action

he is known to his family and friends as a marine's marine. he was in afghanistan to train afghan police forces to provide security for their own country. the 29-year-old is the son of a santa clara judge and associate justice of the state appellate court. his father spoke to abc7 news. >> he didn't toot his own horn. he did what he thought was the right thing. he did it with passion. america is very lucky to have soldiers and sailors and men and women like him and his colleagues who are trying to take care of business elsewhere. >> he was on his fourth tour in afghanistan when he was killed. he was shot by an afghan police officer, the very ones he was there to train. >>> at least one person died when two cars crashed near brentwood in contra costa county. it happened near camino diablo. for a time it was blocked in both directions. another person was critically injured in this crash. another deadly accident, this one in san francisco. the highway patrol was on the scene there. investigators say a car hit a pedestrian near the ocean avenue of

a new key and when an afghan police officer opened fire at a marine gym. he was scheduled to be home this week on leave defense secretary leon panetta working with the afghan president on the insider attacks panetta called on the karzeid and encouraged him to work with u.s. commanders to ensure rigorous beddings of afghan recruits american and allied troops working with the afghan army in preparation for the transition to complete afghan security control by 2014. efforts to help veterans returning from more picked up in the wake of record number of suicides. one bay area lawmaker organized an event to give that's what they need edison will stop lisa washington on what is needed. >>> ricardo apps knows firsthand the importance of resources for soldiers returning home from war. >>> for seven years i was lost in sacramento >>> the gulf war veteran spanned 17 years in active duty and then found himself homeless and tune in with a list of physical and mental issues >>> i'll have p.t. est, i have back injuries from my service i have described my shoulder, i get

today on r t they are the few and the proud but one former marine isn't exactly pleased with his government he took his complaints to facebook and was detained for doing it will speak to the marines' attorney. you know the saying rules are meant to be broken that's not exactly accurate in fact an increasing number of d.c. elites are helping make the rules then switching to the private companies to bank off those rules will tell you about the revolving door between the public and private sector. and waste not want not that would be a wonderful mantra for the american food industry turns out forty percent of u.s. food is wasted each year while one in five americans goes hungry so what's with this disparity. it's thursday august twenty third six pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching r t. we begin this hour with a former marine who was detained at a psychiatric ward for his facebook post today a judge ordered the release of twenty six year old brandon routh you see there he was sent away for posting anti government messages on his facebook page the police and f.b.i. raided

. >>> a decorated marine lost his life. he was known for his bravery on the battlefield and for his compassion here at home. ama dates joins us now with what his family is saying tonight. ama? >> his family lives in loss altos and that is where they are gathering after learning of his death. the marine told his dad he could come home as early as december. instead the family got the knock on the door last night. 29-year-old marine captain will be remembered as a hero. he was shot and killed in afghanistan along with two other marines. >> a local afghani wanted to see him. since he was training the afghani police it was not an unusual request and they shot him. >> he is matt's father, and he is also a santa clara county judge. he says the attack came at midnight during a meal. >> he insisted that his marines observe ram ma dan cuss stopples with the -- customs with the muslims. they didn't eat during the daytime and didn't drink during the daytime. >> matt served two tours in iraq and this was his second in afghanistan. >> we

today r t they are the fuel and the proud but one former marine isn't exactly pleased with his government and he took his complaints to facebook and was detained for doing it we'll speak to the marines attorney. these days passengers are expected to have some thick skin when it comes to airport security screening coming up we'll tell you why a man's t. shirt got him kicked off a flight. it's thursday august twenty third five pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching our t.v. we begin this hour with a former marine who was detained at a psychiatric ward for his facebook post today a judge ordered the release of twenty six year old brandon routh he was sent away for posting anti government messages on his facebook page the police and f.b.i. raided his virginia home in mid august and interrogated him about his online activity he was later transported to a psych ward against his will but the judge today said there is no basis to hold him at that psych ward so why was he ever detained in the first place to discuss i'm joined now by john whitehead an attorney for the marine hi

county. >> marin county has historically had high breast cancer rates.hey receive national attention and it has spawned many studies looking at why the rate has been so high. >> the study links high level of breast cancer to a variants of the vitamin d receptor. the study of 338 women found those with high risk of breast cancer were twice as likely to have that receptor. >> the recent finding with respect to vitamin d in marin county is a new, novel finding, and we are poised to follow up on the study and help her validate those studies. >> marin county wants to expand the study, including more women and hopefully advancing vitamin d receptor research. adopt a family is an organization that supports marin women with breast cancer. organizers are thrilled at the news. >> from what i understand the brakes in marin county have been higher than anywhere in the nation so any direction of research that supports understanding more about why women get more breast cancer here, is essential. >> the results could shed light on a new path for a cure. >> stocks have

at a security checkpoint august 10. 9/11 inspired the man to join the marines. his uncle says his family knew the risks involved in special operations and encouraged him to find a way out of dangerous deployments. but he was dedicated and believed in what tefls doing. >> it always struck me that he was my conscience talking to me and the marines do what's right. they do because they're committed. >> i think all of us that were at this memorial service today are standing a little taller and a little prouder after hearing about all that's happening and what the marines have done for our country. >> reporter: he is survived by his parents, both bay area judges, and his two older brothers. a special fund in his name has been set up at the high school to pay for the tuition cost for any students who may not be able to afford it. live in mountain view, kimberly terry, nbc bay area news. >> a terrible tragedy. thank you very much, kim. >>> family and friends of a missing woman are putting out a plea tonight. 35-year-old victoria ioff is from the rockland area, last see

for doing it all speak to the marines attorney. you know the saying rules are meant to be broken that's not exactly exactly accurate in fact an increasing number of d.c. elites are helping make the rules then switching to the private companies to bank all those rules will tell you about the revolving door between the public and private sector. and waste not want not what a wonderful montra for the american food industry but the turns out forty percent of u.s. food is wasted each year while one in five americans goes hungry that's what the disparity will question more. we begin this hour with a former marine who was detained at a psychiatric ward for his facebook post today a judge ordered the release of twenty six year old brandon routh you see there he was sent away for posting anti government messages on his facebook page the police and f.b.i. raided his home in virginia mid august and interrogated him about his online activity he was later transported to a psych ward against his will but a judge today said there is no basis to h

we have a sig alert and that gets very bad in marin county. and police in san jose are investigating, the latest shooting death happened last night on south sunset avenue near poker ray and that's where we find tara moriarty on more on this continuing violence. >>> , ktvu channel 2 morning news has learned from police that the victim was only 17 years old. >> reporter: it happened here on south sunset avenue around 6:40 last night. police say the boy was rushed to the hospital by a friend. the shooter has taken off and still has not been caught. the shooting does appear to be gang related. police are trying to figure out if the two shootingsare indeed connected. police found a 20-year-old with a gunshot wound on the corner of north jackson and he is expected to is your i.v. yesterday's shooting death bricks the death toll to 29 compared to last year when the city had 27 home sides, the city had its lowest rate in ten years 20 homicides tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> beginning september 1st, there will be a bigger police presen

plus a former marine detained and sent to a psychiatric ward all for writing anti-government comments on facebook is this a form of terror prevention or the latest assault on free speech we'll speak to the marines lawyer. and from bad to worse the situation in syria is on the verge of becoming an all out civil war and it's forcing the global community to consider getting involved now a new report suggests iran is sending troops. we'll find out if intervention is inevitable. we begin to see evening in tampa florida where the republican national convention is underway slated to speak is mitt romney's wife ann and a jersey governor chris christie. just a short time ago artie's christine present shot this video with her camera phone inside the r. and c. along with some cheering you have to listen closely for some booing over how the delegations are being seated most notably in maine during tonight's speech as they're not expected to mention what's happening what's been happening with the political process of actually nominating their candidate mitt romney but we do want to tell you more a

you see the clouds and marine layer has expanded to about a thousand feet. we have clouds in the south bay. also around hayward and fremont. 60 in antioch. airport delays of over an hour and 15 minutes at sfo. we're looking at marine layer pretty widespread into the bay but it's not going to last. we're looking for the fog to retreat and sun to burn back the low enclose clouds and fog around most of the bay and wide range 6 temperatures once again. >> we are continuing to follow breaking news, republican presidential candidate mitt romney and newly announced running mate paul ryan appeared in norfolk, virginia. >> good morning, just a short while ago, paul ryan spoke to a crowd in norfolk virginia as to announce his running mate. he called president obama's record a record of failure. >> the g.o.p. ticket is set. romney made the announcement on his vp app and introduced ryan in georgia. >> it's an honor to announce my running mate, paul ryan! >> the selection of ryan the architect to cut budget deficit will satisfy the party's base. >> the commitment mitt ro

them >>> supporting those who support our freedom when local maker given back to veterans a bay area marine remembered for his sacrifice one community pays its final respects to a local hero cleaning up the mess left by the chevron refinery fire or the company put its efforts to repair its image >>> thank you for joining us for the special addition of eyewitness news at 430. a painful farewell when friends and family said goodbye to a marine captain killed in afghanistan don knapp outside st. francis high school in mountain view a memorial going on. >>> a large turnout for marine captain math human again killed august 10th in afghanistan along with two marines at a police checkpoint we talk about capt. and again this turnout reflects the respect for his family and his father his father a judge at santa clara superior court is mother also a judge an associate justice at six district court of appeals. this friend of the family told the chronicle he was planning to leave the marines and go to law school and plan to become a public defender others talked of his service in afghanistan and made a

a marine general talk about the kind of work the captain was doing. he had served four tours, two in iraq, two in afghanistan, but his youngest brother, marty, provided some of the more touching and lighter moments, the humorous recollections of his older brother. we talked to his father, shortly after this son was killed this month. he said it was at the hands of someone his son thought was an afghan y security first member. the afghan asked for a meeting and then opened fire, killing him and two other marines as they ate dinner now. the captain is a decorated marine and it is likely a lot of people are her to show support for him and his family as well. he is the son of a santa clara judge and a state appellate court justice. there are several hundred people here and it's been going for three hours. >> ama: now to the developing story we first brought you at 5:00. an arrest has been made in a bizarre hit and run in santa rosa, police say a man chased and then intentionally ran over a cyclist. now, we should have a photo of the there's the vote of th

the orioles and mariners continue their series tonight. the orioles beat seattle and it picked up a game on the yankees. not a lot of runs in this game. mark reynolds, rbi double. nick markakis, home run. 3-0. chris tillman and the bullpen made it stick. nice play by j.j. hardy. 3-1 the final. the orioles are 5 1/2 games out of first place. eighth number 33 and the birds are in the hunt. preseason game number 1 thursday night in atlanta. haloti ngata in pads for the first time yesterday. joe flacco figures to play much of the first quarter. ed dixon expects big things from the offense because joe is playing better than ever. >> karen off the playoff game, i'm excited for him to be my quarterback. keep him healthy and he can shred up any defense out there. >> hard to believe that preseason is already here. >> china remains on top of the count with 64 total medals. united states is one medal behind. rushing is in third -- russia is in third. third. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 6:00 a.m.

with the marine layer we have the mist and drizzle. it's about 2,000 feet deep and i expect it to continue to transport the cooler air into the east bay valleys today. that will keep us below the average. by noontime we will see 50s and clouds at the coast. upper 60s inland with the sunshine. it will be a mild afternoon with mid-80s. that's well below the average and keeping it cool with the 50s on the coast and the low clouds and fog once again across the bay during the overnight hours. it will bring another cool day for the end of the weekend. i'll tell you how cool coming up. terry. >> thanks, lisa. >> new this morning the chp is investigating a fatal crash on highway 4 at the 6 and 80 interchange in concord. it is clear now, but this was the scene last night around 10:30 when two cars collided. one of the cars crashed into a light pole, knocking it down. one person died at the scene. caltran is work to repair the light pole. the cause of the crash is under investigation. we will bring you more details as information becomes availab

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that cool moist air, the marine air, marine layer, the cool moist air, the marine layer, coming off thewater, that marine layer, you cannot see it in livermore and walnut creek, you can feel it. higher humidity, lower temperatures. that marine air will be a big player in the next 48 hours of the bay area weather. highs today forecast highs tomorrow will come off another five degrees. so lots of 70s tomorrow. maybe a couple 80s. forget the 90s. a lot of 70s tomorrow. here's the fog footprint for the morning. most bay area counties will have some type of fog, maybe southern santa clara value eel be ok. fog and low clouds. look at the cooling. that's the daytime high max. sacramento might see upper 70s, low 80s. we're into august, late august. the trend has been cooling. notice it further friday, and a little further saturday. sunday temperatures will come back up. 82 degrees in fairfield tomorrow. away from the marine influence, temperatures have a shot to get to the low 80s. around the bay temperatures in the sant ought clara valley, pleasant, 75 in log log, 73 san jose, 59 pacifica, coo

tells by have to go more and more often you conducted wagner's parts of verdi's requiem with the marine corps construct in london this year you also are the principal conductor of the london symphony orchestra so what are you preparing for london this year something something interesting i just came from london those are three days ago four days ago we perform. a very long over a beautiful bit of a kind of violent past. and famous correct feel very young so that was very recently in my next return visit to london is in may it will be totally dedicated to russian composer stravinsky yugoslavians key is arguably the most famous composer of twentieth century and maybe one of the absolutely most important musicians of the century and i am always on the road to just conduct his music everywhere in russia in america in europe is they in london it will be the star i mean ski seasons what about the olympics will you be performing in london during the games well my august there will be involved in the seven august i will be there myself for the closing ceremony and i think we will all hope for f

marines killed by gunmen in uniform and capt. maps new king was shot early this morning in southern afghanistan. here's part of a special operations battalion trained afghan police officers. this difference is high school in mountain view back in 2001 he was a standout football player there any dad and his force deployment he serves the first suitor rock the others in afghanistan. his mom is the state appellate court's appellate court justice in his data santa clara county judge socrates peter. >>> and assured me at. he's been gone for so long we're kind of used do not seem that much. and two other marines were shot after a meal before dawn they were observing ramadan the month when muslims don't eat well the sun is out to it done clear the gunman is in custody. the waves in a high-profile the beginning thefts took another hollywood tied to this day. shares think this morning's break-in at the marin county juvenile hall was named said freeing the teenager involved reporter questionnaires. fix could of been a birthday gift. the wa

last two and half minutes before touchdown on its two year exploration mission. >>> the monterey marine sanctuary the largest in the country it covers hundreds of square miles of california coast with the notable exception mike sugerman shows as environmentalists want to fill in the missing piece >>> of all the spots you think would be a marine sanctuary, the waters of the golden gate bridge would come first to mind this is the iconic spot in the entire world these waters are not a marine sanctuary. >>> this area when a few areas that did not become part of the sanctuary in 1992 >>> because city officials in san francisco and oakland could not promise they could keep it clean there was sewage and dredging brought mud. >>> the superintendent of the national marine sanctuary have we done so well we can make this a sanctuary? >>> this is a potential success story everything appears to be cleaner >>> there is a sewage system in place >>> first and foremost no oil and gas exploration and drilling that is the primary measure and. >>> these are the measures of the sanctuary now if it changes t

we're dealing with fog up in marin, not much expected in the east or the south bay. that fog pushes back for plenty of sunshine on that tuesday. we'll begin with upper 50 and low 60s in the interior valley. 91 in los gatos. mid 80s in palo alto. it is hot again, if you're just tuning in, the heat is not going to budge too much. on your three-day forecast, our marked cooling, then at the coastline, temperatures in the 60s, and as behead throughout this upcoming weekend, we are pushing, we are trying here for some 80s on saturday and sunday. here's the other thing to note. a we're going to fine-tune that as we go through the next 24 hours. and we reserve the right to remove that shower icon if we need to. >> but it could help firefighters in marin county. >>> they've got game, this thursday, a sonoma county leg league team will play for the winner of the world series. >> reporter: there was a time when this petaluma baseball diamond was just another field of dreams. these days it's hallowed ground, it's the place where the petaluma nationals -- >> we have september a t

own update now on the marine that was sent to a psych ward for his facebook posts as we reported last week twenty six year old brandon routh was sent to a psychiatric ward for controversial posts to his page. will not violate my right. you are looking at video of local authorities and the f.b.i. arrested outside of his virginia home and. peers to be confused asking the authorities what committed the f.b.i. found as opposed to be anti american and terrorists and nature but last week a judge found that there was no legal basis to hold in the war in that war against his will so what does this mean for freedom of speech in the us for the latest on this case i was joined by john whitehead the marines attorney take a look. at the ruling we go next a great victory for first. we did talk to brenda he was here yesterday we discussed . a legal case of rice actually gets the authorities or the government so he's thinking about that i think that's a real possibility i think we need to hold these people accountable this is someone posting things facebook there are no specific threats to any kind o

. >> the institute of the discussion about protecting marine and endangered marine wildlife. witnesses from the coast guard and justice department talk about the funding and logistical challenges in protecting different species. this is an hour and 45 minutes >> i think we are ready to get started. first i would like to welcome everyone in the room, everyone that is calling in ever since the teleconference line, everyone is watching the lie of stream today. i am the deputy director of the ocean pergamon a staff attorney here at the environmental institute. if you're not familiar, you are either in the room and hopefully becoming more familiar with it but we are a nonprofit environmental policy research outreach organization, and we've been here in d.c. for over 40 years and we work domestically and internationally to strengthen environmental difference. the seminar today as part of the ocean seminar series every year we host a series of seminars to highlight persistent the merging ocean and coastal issues and we bring together panels of experts to discuss the show the injusti

marine captain is known to family and friends as marine marine. he was in afghanistan during this tour to train afghan police forces to provide security for their own country. 29-year-old man is son of a judge and associate justice of the state appellate court. his father spoke with 7 news late today. >> he didn't toot his own horn. he did what he thought was the right thing. he did it with passion. and perk is very lucky to have soldiers and sailors men and women like him and his colleagues who are trying to take care of business elsewhere. >>reporter: captain was on his fourth tour in afghanistan when he was killed. he was shot by an afghan police officer very one he was there to train. he is one of at least 6 service members killed today. the death is not the only reminder that tens of thousands of american troops still very much in harm way in afghanistan. earlier this week a gun man in afghan uniform killed 3 u.s. troops. more tonight from martha. >> the attacks have been unrelenting. from the recent strike. watch that massive truck bomb driv

a lot like how we started yesterday and we have a bit of a lower burn off for the marine layer as well as through the delta. i'll take a look as your numbers coming up. >>> and as you drive through the avenue, there is a fatal crash, this crash is blocking left lane from the left heading northbound, southbound is not a facted but this could be a problem to marin county but so far it isn't because it is early and light, and according to chp, the eeway is lightly traveled in this area, and in san rafael, you can see how light it is heading back to the county. >>> and in the city in just the past 8 days, tara moriarty has more on the latest victim and the continuing violence, tara? >> reporter: well, ktvu channel 2 morning news has learned exclusively this victim was only 17 years old and this deadly shooting happened with in a block of the he will men trishooting. the boy was rushed to the hospital by friends, the shooter has not taken off and it does not appear to began related. police are trying to figure out if the two shootings are corrected. he is specialed to bring the shooting dea

marin county has one of the highest rates of breast cancer in the world.he cbs 5 reporter cate caugurian explains that the problem could be linked to a vitamin. >> it puzzled researchers have been trying to solve in marin county. >> we have historically had high breast cancer rates. it has received national attention and spawned many studies looking at why the rates have been so high. >> the study links the high levels of breast cancer in marin county to covariance of a vitamin d receptor. a study of 300 women found that those with high risk of breast cancer were twice as likely to have that receptor. >> the doctors recent findings with respect to vitamin d in marin county is a new, novel, finding and we are poised to follow up on the study and help her validate the findings in our own study. >> marin county wants to expand the study, including more women and hopefully advanced vitamin d research. adopt a family is an organization that helps support women with breast cancer. organizers are thrilled at the news. >> from what i understand the rates in marin

. >> has anybody from the marine corps asked you to remove the video? >> yes. >>> a pregnant dog is abandoned on the streets. she was covered in flees. her fur was matted. how she and her pups got a new life and a new look. >> this is an extreme dog makeover. >>> it's an end-of-summer treat. jumping off a cliff has never looked so fun. >>> this first story is shocking. it is heartbreaking and it is difficult to watch. in this video from kprc you're seeing a child inside a cleveland, texas, home. according to police, this 16-month-old girl was being kept in an animal cage inside this home. according to police, there were small cockroaches crawling all around this baby. it had flee and tick bites all over its body. it was drinking from a dir ti bottle and living in a home filled with trash, hold and even feces. >> basically they were crate training their baby. >> there's even more to this story. people made phone calls that there were starving horses, dogs and cats on the property. police came to the scene, they did find emaciated horses, cats and dogs, e

this is the first marine emergency response facility on the west coast. more simply, we can call it the first fireboat house at an airport. it is a core value for the airport team that we have worked together to provide an exceptional airport, that we are innovating, and that we work in partnership. this is a partnership between the fire department and the airport. great project work by airport staff and the division of design and construction, who designed this building. the engineering staff support to the work. the architectural team and the design and construction staff -- i would like to recognize all the staff involved in the successful project. [applause] completed on budget, and one month ahead of schedule. we have an outstanding fire department staff at the airport. i believe we have one of the most recognized fire department staffs of any major airport in the u.s. the airport is committed to making sure staff has the latest and greatest technology and equipment to support their operation. the team is led by deputy chief mike morris, assisted by

layer in some spots that's why we are sunnier in the city and oakland and even parts of marin.his continues to track east it is providing gusty winds and really dry conditions here for the sierra nevada. we are talking about red flag warning continuing today with 20 to 35 mile an hour winds this is northwestern nevada low relative humidity 5 to 10%, this will continue throughout the middle of the week this low still has to move out of here and by midweek it will, but still, we are looking at temperatures coming down in the sacramento valley, 84 today, this cooler air past the delta, winds gusting up to 31 miles an hour, 60s and 70s today, no more 80s today, definitely the coolest day that we'll see, 70 palo alto, 58 half moon bay a giants' game at 5:00 upper 50s to mid 50s, cool the fog will be back and warm-up tomorrow inland better midweek maybe 90 here or there tuesday, wednesday around the tri-valley then cool again another trough swings our way next weekend. >> basically, a repeat of this week. >> looks like it. >> all right, thanks lisa >>> where your heavy duty orange an

can you imagine the platoon of marines, who are 35?oh, wait a second, lieutenant, let's think about this. maybe we should have the air force come in and hit them for a couple of days before we do this." i mean, a 19-year-old is just -- they're going to say, "take the hill. they're going to do it." that is exactly right. >> what makes an effective killer in combat? >> first of all, competence with weapons. he can shoot straight. he can make sure that his weapon works. the second one, i think, is very important, is the ability to do ultimate teamwork. you lose your sense of being an individual. you are part of -- i can only go back to -- the hunting group -- that feeling of "it's 'we,' not 'me.'" and that you are willing to sacrifice your "me ," both as a physical body and as an individual, to make sure that the "we" of the unit gets through this okay. >> you describe a scene in which one of our helicopters has crashed on a hill, while trying to come to the relief of some of the marines. and they're going to be taken out, the crew's goin

the cost is $360 million approved by marin county and sonoma voters before the recession hit.onstruction has been delayed until recently when the economy started to improve. building a state-of-the-art system like this is not easy but they tell me the initial testing could begin in as little as a week. >> a second earthquake within 12 hours shook southern california this morning. the earthquakes registered 4.5 on the richter scale and both of them were centered near yorba linda in north orange county. no one was hurt and nothing was badly damaged. 30 earthquakes have hit the area since last night. we know it is about to get pretty warm out there but the air quality is what we're worried about now >> in the east bay the air quality was definitely compromised and we have worsening conditions as the temperatures go up. tomorrow will be a spare the air day as we see unhealthy levels of ozone in the atmosphere east of the day and in the santa clara valley and the coast, you'll see moderate levels. there is no reason for me to believe that that situation will improve any time soon b

a marine corps officer. c-span: another figure and we don't have it in a clip that comes out of this is that 70 men had breast cancer. related to what, camp lejeune? 70 different men. >> guest: it's now 78 that he has found. the only thing that all of them had in common was completion. c-span: what was the marine corps reaction to that? >> guest: denial. i mean, anybody and everybody that asks the marine corps in the questions about this, they are denying it. denial, denial. c-span: have the ever accepted blame for any of this? >> guest: as far as i know, no, they haven't. in the time that we have been filming, they have changed the message slightly i would say, wouldn't you say. they were fascinated me be. but certainly no. at the other thing i want to mention about mike that i found amazing is here's this man that got diagnosed with a rare breast cancer and started thinking their must be more out there so he started contacting and finding this 78 figure that jury is speaking of, a lot of those men wouldn't

one of fallen a decorated marine from the south bay. parents of captain matt mcnukian is awaiting the arrival of the body. ama daetz tells us he was known for his bravery on the battlefield and compassion here at home. >> 29-year-old captain will be remembered as a hero. he was shot and killed in afghanistan along with two other marines. >> local afghan police uniform wanted to see him. since he had been training afghan police it was not an unusual request. they shot him. >> he is matt's father and also a santa clara county judge. he says the attack came at midnight during a meal. >> the captain insisted that marines observe ramadan customs with the muslims. they didn't eat during the daytime either or drink. >> he had served two tours in iraq and second tour in afghanistan. >> went to afghanistan the first time in the fall of 2010. we had no idea what he was doing. it was all special ops stuff. >> his family still doesn't know a lot what he was doing but they know he was doing his duty. >> marines are special and he was a very special