matthew bissonnette had written a book about this. the government sued him for breach of contract saying he failed to submit a draft of the matthew bissonnette has agreed to turn over all proceeds from the book to the government. right now the figure stands at nearly $7 million. >>> president obama is expected to visit storm ravaged louisiana tuesday with a long road to recovery continuing. debris lined the streets as residents salvage what they could from flooded homes yesterday. at least 60,000 homes were damaged. thirteen people killed. search parties are still looking for survivors. rebuild, are looking for help. more than 100,000 people have registered for federal assistance. >> we had 6-12 inches of water depending are a -- on where you measured. our furniture -- all of our the plan says -- it was enough to ruin everything. >> a call center at the american red cross new york office was open friday to help field the large volume of emergency calls coming in. can find more information on our website, cbs2newyork.com. >>> a delicat

the united states has settled a years long battle with former navy seal matthew bissonnette. he's agreed to turnover proceeds about that -- from his book about the raid that killed osama bin laden. the doj says he did not submit a review of classified information to the pentagon. his proceeds from the book, about the u.s. government. >>> we saw a beautiful sunset. >> the colors were amazing. >> the pictures you sent in were so much better so let's take a look. ashley and jennifer thanks as always to everyone who sent in the pictures tonight. the email addresses share@abc15.com. whenever weather is happening us. thank you so much and right now as we look live at doppler, those spotty showers we've been tracking over the last 30 minutes or so that popped up are pretty much gone. now the valley is back in the clear but we are continuing to watch a few showers farther to the north here. there's a slight chance we should -- could see these pop up showers get closer to the valley. this has been going on for hours along i-8, still seeing a there. it's starting to let up right where

matthew bissonnette published "no easy day" in 2012 under the pen name mark owen. he says he was the one who killed bin laden. the d-o-j brought a civil action him for "breach of contract," saying he failed to submit the draft to the pentagon for a review of classified information. the complaint does not actually accuse him of revealing classified information. the settlemnt around 7 million dollars. it's not often that someone trying to re-sell clothing... would tell you there's a stench to it. but this is no ordinary dress sale. a woman in england is selling her wedding dress on e-bay for 25-hundred dollars... to pay for a divorce from her husband... who she says cheated on her. samantha wragg says her designer gown is in "great condition... but needs dry cleaning before wearing to get rid of the stench of betrayal." she goes on to write, "'if you shattered hopes and dreams then this is the one for you." the dress has already received dozens of bids, with the highest at the equivalent of about 85 thousand dollars. straight ahead on wakeup - we're monitoring breaki

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matthew bissonnette had written a book called "no easy day" the government sued submit a draft of the book to the pentagon for a review of classified information. michael bissonnette has agreed to turn over all proceeds of the book to the government. right now the figure stands at nearly $7 million. >>> president obama is expected to visit storm ravaged louisiana tuesday with a long road writ -- of recovery continuing. residents salvaged what they could from flooded out homes. and 13 people were killed. search parties are searching for survivors. residence helping to rebuild, are looking for help. more than 100,000 people have registered for federal assistance. >>> we have 6-12 inches of water, depending on where you measure. all of our children's toys were on the floor. our furniture. all of our appliances. it was enough to ruin everything. >> a call center at the american red cross new york office was opened n help field the large volume of emergency calls coming in. if you would like to help, you can find more information on our website, cbs2.com. >>> a new jersey boy who has cance

matthew bissonnette reached the settlement with the department of justice over the best-selling book about the operation to kill osama bin laden. dan abrams is here to talk about that so bissonnette agreed to book. what do you make of it. >> this is a fight no one wanted. this guy is a true american hero. you're talking about you were le heart, silver star, numerous bronze stars. he wasn't alleged to have disclosed classified information. what he was accused of was not allowing the government to vet his book and some of the slides for his speeches before he did it. now, when you have access to sensitive information like that, that's one of the rules, right? you want to talk about this publicly, fine, but you get our authorization first. he didn't. and that's what this settlement relates to specifically the lack of vetting. >> he says he was wrongly advised that he didn't have to get this preclearance so is that why he was singled out by the government. >> we've seen a lot of books about this, et cetera, movies. the reason he was singled out was related to the vetting. it's not that t