what he said to me was, mccord, what the f are you doing?g your time with these mf'ing children and go pull security. roger that, sir. >> their fault for bringing their kids to a battle. >> that's right. >> amazingly both children survive the attack. >>> coming up -- the leaked apache video continues. another attack. with even more firepower. copd makes it hard to breathe... but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can help make this a great block party. ♪ [ male announcer ] advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may increase your risk of osteoporosis and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking

under mccord the dodgers plunge into bankruptcy.used teen revenue to travel the world and private jets and by lavish estate spirit mccord eventually sold the team. >> reporter: he sold the thing for a couple of billion bucks. >> reporter: people who two years later suffers from bank brain trauma and the financial strain that a barings. brings. >> pam: will be back with more after the break look at them kids... they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >> pam: as the mark the dow fell 114.114 points. is the up one point. [ humming ] that was quick. this was you. hm? you've been trying to get me to eat egg w

unfortunately, miss mccord did not take the crown. no word yet on whether the co-owner of the miss usa competition donald trump will be holding a press conference to complain about gotcha questions. the second awesomest thing on the internet, game five of the nba finals. the heat versus the spurs in san antonio. danny green has been going off all series and was on the verge of breaking ray allen's record for three pointers in a final series when he ran into his locker room at halftime last night. as you can see, a tiny ninja jumped out in front of him. as one concerned spurs fan tweeted, "the heat's little ninja got caught sneaking out of the spurs' locker as danny green was running back to the locker room." in fact, that young ninja happens to be one of tim duncan's kids. duncan seemed to be celebrating father's day with his family perhaps having a mass child roaming the halls of the at&t center is part of family tradition. the third awesomest thing on the internet today. i mean devastating. a truly stunning fall from grace for a bel

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that's what happened yesterday at fort lewis mccord in washington state when sergeant bales pled guilty to the worst war atrocity that have do you think you will get a life if you think you are. being you think you will get life. and well i represent that special i represented special barker who pled guilty to perm meditated murder of four iraqis he received a ninety year sentence by pretrial agreement the individual who was the trigger person received life he actually did not even receive the worst punishment which was life without parole i think specialist manning will not warrant that type of severe set and even if the united states proves the ultimate charges that they claim saying he didn't kill anyone he didn't kill anyone you want to jump in well i also think that only that is we and the murders that took place inside iraq david one second we saw many many murders take place inside iraq and we saw a soldier after soldier be released time cerner let's let him go dishonorable discharge we saw that in the sort of square massacres no one is gets tried this is this is wrong and we wil

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and marines and sailors accountable for their actions that's what happened yesterday at fort lewis mccord in washington state when sergeant bales pled guilty to the worst war atrocities that happen do you think you will get a lawyer do you think you. being you think you will get life. in will i represented special i represented specialist barker who pled guilty to perm meditated murder of four iraqis he received a ninety year sentence by per pretrial agreement the individual who actually was the trigger person received life he actually did not even receive the worst punishment which was life without parole i think specialist manning will not warrant that type of severe set and even if the united states proves the ultimate charges that would take place saying see if you can kill anyone he didn't kill anyone time you want to jump in well i also don't think that i believe that is we and the murders that took place inside iraq gave it one second we saw many many murders take place inside iraq and we saw a soldier after soldier be released time served let's let him go dishonorable discharge we

veteran discussing what happened when he tried to reach out for help while he was deployed in the mccord. i was going to get made fun of but i didn't expect for. i mean just the outright like. hatred that went my way. and he laughed at me in. that i tell you what if you go to mental health. you're going to get charged with killing. and malaria. so i'm not trying to i'm not trying to get out of my job i just need to go and need to go talk to somebody. and. somebody call your wife talk your wife. go to mental health you can be charged with get the sand out here. and soldier on. you know this is a huge problem as i understand of people who are bullied or harassed i mean can you speak to this kind of culture that prevents people from really wanting to reach out and seek help this was an active duty service member yeah i mean that's what we just observed think is very unfortunate and unfortunately does happen sometimes i do think that the military culture overall is shifting relatives to say what it was twenty and thirty years ago but obviously there are still examples of leadership and comma

discussing what happened when he tried to reach out for help while he was deployed his name to the mccord. was going to get made fun of. but i didn't expect for. i mean just the out right like. i hate my way. anyway he laughed at me in. said i tell you what if you go to mental health you're going to get charged with. and. layering. so i'm not trying to i'm not trying to get out of my job i just need to go and need to go talk to somebody. and. somebody call your wife talk your wife. go to mental health you can be charged with get the sand out here. and soldier on. you know this is a huge problem as i understand of people who are already to harass i mean can you speak to this kind of culture that prevents people from really wanting to reach out and seek help this was an active duty service member yeah i mean that's what we just observe i think is very unfortunate and unfortunately does happen sometimes i do think that the military culture overall is shifting relatives to say what it was twenty and thirty years ago but obviously there are still examples of leadership and commands who are sti

the only way to shut up mccord is to ask him to talk about his wins on the pga tour.sion. we are pleased to have him here very pleased. >> very nice david, thank you, wherever you are. >> he is also in the booth too, by the way. he is not on the tour anymore, either he. >> yes. he is old just like me. >> let me talk about the u.s. open. so first of all give us a sense of this course and whose game is best suited to it. >> remember when you used to hang around your grandma's house and you thought it was really cool and big and then you went back after 30 years and it was like this big. the big fence was this high. that's what marion is. its quirky. it is small. it is confined. it is a great golf course a great venue. it is amazing what they are doing to get this golf course going. the players literally, their hospitality is the guy's house. the kids and dogs are running around the house. it is all about history. they are using houses around the golf course. it is unique. >> even though tiger is the big hitter, he is still the favorite. >> well, big hitters in this golf

he places the spotlight on local importance at mccord as -- addressing the that suchion decisions haveans -- have as veterans transition into retirement. tracking hidden devices showed his skill at finding a new, unique, human angle on a widely reported issue. withwar winds down millions of veterans returning from service in afghanistan and iraq, the issue of ptsd and how the army and other organizations address its role and implications will be felt for years to come. his distinguished work will help leaders and politicians better understand how complex and difficult ptsd diagnoses is the impact it exerts on the lives of soldiers and their families. his contribution to that discussion stood out among the many excellent submissions. in the opinion of the judges, capture the essence of the award." [applause] >> this is certainly a very humbling honor. i've been helping to report on the wars in afghanistan and iraq for more than a decade. quite a bit longer than i expected when one of my editors said why don't you help cover the military here back in 2001. i certainly realized from a lot