. >> lake mead is a primary source of water for arizona california and nevada. las vegas draws 90% of its water from the lake. lake mead has dropped about 130 feet over the past 15 years. >>> there is plenty of water in british columbia's fraser river plenty of fish too and 9-year-old keegen raufman hooked a big one white sturgeon 10 feet long. keegen ways 80 pounds. the fish was 600 pounds. the fishing guide figures that fish is 75 years old. >>> real estate agents swear by 3 word s location, location, and location. ma could add 3 more, presentation presentation, presentation. more real estate agents are using drones to sep properties. noel garcia says a bird's eye view of the home of the surrounding neighborhood can attract buyers. faa warns using drone for commercial purposes by a licensed pilot. garcia spent years as an airforce pilot but says it is not a cake walk. >> it is not typical to fly. it is one of the things you really have to pay attention to, because you want to put the unit in a certain spot and of course you have your camera. >> you don't want

lake meade which sits on border of arizona and nevada is 60% empty, lowest level on record. this is a primary source of water for arizona, california, nevada. the worsening conditions led officials to build a three mile long tunnel below lake meade to draw water from the deepest point. >>> it reaffirms the seriousness of the drought that we are in. >> officials over the past 15 years say lake mead has dropped about 130 feet. >>> one is dead and four are hurt after part of an ice cave collapsed in northwest washington. brian webb has the latest on the search effort. >> reporter: a recovery mission will resume at the big four ice caves 70 miles northeast of seattle. one person was killed when part of the melting cave collapsed. the victim's body is still inside. >> because conditions of the ice are so dangerous at this point, teams from ever mountain rescue and other search and rescue volunteers are looking at the conditions to see how safe it is. >> reporter: monday rescue choppers rushed a woman and two men to a nearby hospital in serious condition. injuries ranged from head

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shows lake mead as half empty. go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. >>> the drought emergency in the west faces problems. it's about 37%. john blackstone shows us how the largest manmade reservoir is bursting with surprises. >> reporter: like the reservoir, lake mead is far below capacity down more than 60%. the white ring shows where water used to reach. but evenly as the drought deepens, tourists are flowing in. lake mead gets more visitors than either yosemite and the grand canyon and some are coming to see the surpriseing sites as it shrinks. the ruins of the old towne of st. thomas were hidden for decades turned water but lake mead has receded so far that tourists can now hike a mile across the desert to examine what's left with no water in sight. if we were standing here in the 1990s, we'd be under how much water? >> a good 100 feet of water above our h

through great intelligence and great intuition, george meade will make the most momentous decision of his life and determine that union army will remain in gettysburg and not be retreating and the army of the potomac will await for robert e. lee to attack the next day. he had a fairly good estimation of where that attack will come and who is going to be involved in it. all of the military minds are at work into the late night hours of july 2, 1863. the next morning around 7:00 a.m., we have one of the most coincidental, amazing, and tragic stories associated with the townspeople of gettysburg and it involves these three people we see on the screen and what happens on the other side of the door. the person we will start off with is the gentleman in the upper left-hand corner and his name is wesley culp. born and raised in gettysburg. when he was a teenager, he wanted to get away from home and go flex his wings, he and a bunch of friends moved to virginia. when the civil war erupts, he decides he will fight for his adopted state, not his native state. a pennsylvanian fighting for virgin

lake mead. every gallon of drinking water removed, another gallon is returned to the lake. >> all of the water that we use indoors gets reclaimed treated to near drinking water standards and then we send that watered back out to lake mead -- water back out to lake mead. >> reporter: the city cracked down on water wasters. an investigator says he used to issue as many as 35 tickets a day but not anymore. >> right now, probably anywhere from one to five. >> reporter: vegas has cut overall water use by more than 30% even as the population has grown by more than a half million. mack believes the drought has changed habits across the desert city. >> conservation is a way of life. >> reporter: that he believes will serve as a model for other communities. chris martinez, cbs news las vegas. >> evaporation from pools and fountains remains a source of water loss. the city offers rebates to homeowners who use pool covers to minimize the loss. >>> check with paul deanno. >> i have a cover. and it literally

governor mead: we have had a wonderful time here. i do wonder about having a beer festival a week from now, it seems like it would have had good business with this group had it occurred now. governor hickenlooper is an expert. i want to thank you for your leadership on the economic development in the commerce committee. i think this may be one of the first times that we combined this committee with the committee i am vice chair with along with governor brown of california. it is an appropriate fit because we recognize that the two go together hand-in-hand. wyoming, we are probably the state with the first national park, forest, monument. we are proud of that because we recognize what it means in terms of the opportunities our citizens have in terms of enjoyment and quality of life. we are also proud because it is such an economic driver to have that. we also have about 2.9 million acres of wilderness, which is roughly the size of connecticut. on top of that, the state itself has been working to have an endowed fund of $200 million to

market flash here on mead johnson.om chu's got the details at headquarters. >> the shares mjm, mead johnson nutrition down 3 1/2%. 27,000-odd shares have traded so far. this after the company provided preliminary results. they fell below analysts' expectations. so what they're saying is peel in q2 earnings per share 76 to 80 cents below the 89-cent estimate. also that it sees its full-year 2015 earnings between $3.63 and $3.78. that also misses the average analyst estimates of $3.93. they do blame at least in part weakness in china sales. the company saying that though disappointed with our second quarter revenue performance especially in china we are gratified by the continued strong performance of other sectors like in north america and europe. they also said that their line of fully imported products in china launched there contributed to sales even as they failed to entirely offset the slowdown in locally manufactured product in china. of course, melissa, had they talk about product they mean child nutrition and in

you cannot imagine a situation in which the white house would go to fort meade and tell them to stoppying on iran to make sure this is proceeding as planned. you could imagine the opposite. there could be increased cyber spying, not with a destructive aim, but in terms of surveillance and intelligence gathering. you cannot imagine a situation in which that stops. emily: are we going to see more malicious malware, or other kinds of surveillance? liam: that's right. we don't know exactly who would still have motivation to sabotage the centrifuges, but there could be that has ability -- possibility. it is more likely to see espionage. what was promised in the negotiations -- that being held up, we expect a huge increase in espionage. we expect that to continue. emily: what is your take professor? professor: my way was largely failure. it is like telling only taxicab drivers to drive it 90 miles per hour across town and come to a complete stop. it was code written to controllers that was quickly found out. it did not destroy that many centrifuges, and it morphed into something that did m

it took $8 million and six years to drill what is called the third straw into lake mead. the lake behind the hoover dam is the city's main source of water. the new pipeline is 600 feet underground and looks like a giant bathtub drain. it will be flooded the summer time to bring water into the city. >> not quite "jurassic park" but we're close to the return of a strange extinct beast. >> i'm colin resch so much for a low-scoring defensive battle. carly lloyd, three first half goals, magic from midfield, let the >>> scientist are one step closer to cloning a mammoth. university of chicago scientists say they did new analysis of the mammoth genome. the dna came from the hair of two mammoths one that do it 20,000 years ago and another that died 60,000 years ago. scientist hope to create a hybrid part mammoth and part asian elephant. the genome taught scientist it has smaller ears and a slow metabolism to survive the ice age. >> the bots are badge flame-throwing crushing hunks of metal still dominate in the ring but this revival of the abc hit short-battle bots are is more tha

the drought started including recycling nearly 100% of water used indoors back to its source, lake mead. for every gallon of drinking water removed another gallon is returned to the lake. >> all of the water this we use indoors gets reclaimed, treated to near drinking water standards and then we send that water back out to lake mead. >> reporter: the city has also cracked down on water wasters. investigator ray garris says he used to issue as many as 35 tickets a day but not anymore. >> right now probably anywhere from one to five. >> reporter: vegas has cut overall water use by 30% even as the population has grown by more than a half million. bronson mack believes the drought has changed habits across this desert city. >> conservation is a way of life in southern nevada. >> reporter: a way of life leaders believe will serve as a model for other communities. chris martinez, cbs news, las vegas. >> and officials say evaporation from pools and resort fountains remains their source of water loss throughout vegas. the city offers rebates to homeowners who agree to use pool covers to help mi

year because otherwise it is at 12 percent and we'll see housing built at a high density and doesn't mead our demands. this came to be at the last minute orwise i would have had a chance to talk with president breed whos district this was in. i would like to motion that we refer this item later in the agenda and [inaudible] perhaps on possible amendments >> just for clarity, i'm not making any amendment tooz the legislation. it has been through the planning department and land use and there are certain guidelines that restrict partials that are of a certain particular square footage like for example the divisadero corridor will need a conditional use permit because it is over 10 thousand square feet. in terms of affordability it adds more unit for affordability and again this is a really not the best time to have this discussion but i don't want to move this item to later in the agenda and would like to see it move forward. >> so >> i wasn't necessarily prepared to have this discussion. >> president breed you wouldn't support increasing affordability of the projects? >> they are 2 differe

katherine scott is live in meade i can't delaware county sure -- media, delaware county surveying the damage there. >> reporter: i have an update in media. just a few minutes ago they moved the barricades on kirk lane it is reopened. crews were making repairs when multiple homes lost power when a utility cloud came down. a funnel cloud spotted in berks county. about a mile from there winds ripped the roof off blue mountain elementary school. two people were inside, but got out safely. the national weather service could be called out to investigate the funnel cloud if contacted by the county. new new castle delaware, a different funnel cloud was seen around 7:45, 25 to 30 feet above the grounds. delaware river industrial park on dock drive collapses into two commercial buildings. the side of the building ripped open debris everywhere. >> we have roof damage and wall collapses on both buildings. >> reporter: in media this tree came down snapping a riew tilt pole -- a utility pole. this family lost power for four days after storms ripped through late last night. >> we can't use our toile

you cannot imagine a situation in which the white house would go to fort meade and tell them to stoppying on iran to make sure that the deal proceeds as planned. in fact you could imagine it being the opposite, that there could be increased cyber spying. in terms of surveillance and intelligence gathering, you cannot imagine a situation in which that stops or slows. emily: what is your take, liam? stocks that was designed to sabotage these facilities. are we going to see more malicious malware or other kinds of surveillance? liam: it was specifically designed for sabotage. we don't know exactly who would still have motivation to sabotage the centrifuges, but there could still be a possibility out there. it is more likely that we will see espionage at this time to see particularly if what is being promised is being performed. we do expect to see additional espionage. since stocks that was really -- stuck snap -- stucksnet was released we have seen more, so we expected to continue. emily: what is your take professor? edward: stucksnet, in my way of looking at it, was largely a failure.

live in meade i can't, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> damage to a mobile home park in new castle delaware, forced evacuations last night. a shelter is open at william penn high school in new castle. one block away the storm spliced a telephone pole in two. in hockessin a woman said her house was hit by lightning. in king of prussia heavy rain caused flash flooding. heavy rain flooded two cars on north gulph road near the mall. >>> get the storm tracker 6 live app on your mobile device you'll find hourly alerts for impending stores. >> an auto dealer in delaware county is cleaning up from a car fire. the flames blew out several garage windows the vehicle ignited in the shop along the 1600 block of # oh, -- 202. no injuries were reported. >>> the drug enforcement agency is investigating seven urgent care facilities across the region. they raided two in philadelphia along the clinics in willow grove, reading and scranton. the feds are looking into whether the center illegally sold prescription drugs. dea agents took a doctor into custody and questioned workers there. >> polic

it took $8 million and six years to drill what is called the third straw into lake mead.e behind the hoover dam is the city's main source of water. the new pipeline is 600 feet underground and looks like a giant bathtub drain. it will be flooded the summer time to bring water into the city. >> not quite "jurassic park" but we're close to the return of a strange extinct beast. >> i'm colin resch so much for a low-scoring defensive battle. carly lloyd, three first half goals, magic from midfield, let the >>> scientist are one step closer to cloning a mammoth. university of chicago scientists say they did new analysis of the mammoth genome. the dna came from the hair of two mammoths one that do it 20,000 years ago and another that died 60,000 years ago. scientist hope to create a hybrid part mammoth and part asian elephant. the genome taught scientist it has smaller ears and a slow metabolism to survive the ice age. >> the bots are badge flame-throwing crushing hunks of metal still dominate in the ring but this revival of the abc hit short-battle bots are is more than cold s

las vegas had 126,000 people when it started taking water from lake mead in 1971.ttracts 40 million tourists a year and two million live there. water level as lake mead fell to record lows but the new pipeline will not drain the lake any faster. >>> the suspects accused of gunning down a woman at a popular tourist spot in san francisco confesses on camera. have you seep it in and he says it was all a mistake. the jailhouse interview, ahead on the deck. when i started at the shelter, i noticed benny right away. i just had to adopt him. he's older so he needs my help all day. when my back pain flared up we both felt it i took tylenol at first but i had to take 6 pills to get through the day. then my friend said "try aleve". just two pills, all day. and now, i'm back for my best bud! aleve. all day strong and try aleve pm now with an easy open cap. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers carpenters and even piano tuners... were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. start shopping online... ...from a list of top

>>> i think i meaded a hair cut there.hard-working americans say they would not take time off even if they were offered. a group of big companies. >> a blue chip large cap company and called a sequoia fund and good positions in companies like precision cast parts. its cheapest fund. i'm kind of liking it. >> be careful, david, a big chunk of their money is invested in one cumadiane ian canadian drugmaker. >> you like nu gold. >> the company is going to move from a loss to a profit next. >> i don't like gold. gold is going down and so are the minors. >> it has already gone down a lot. gang thank you very much. have a wonderful weekend. that's it for "forbes on fox." thanks for watching. keep eric bolling and "cashin' in." >>> president obama trashing the gop on johnn stewart's show for not supporting his iran nuke deal. >> when you hear the critics talk about, well it's a bad deal. could have got a better deal. you then asked them what represents a better deal? what is it that you think could happen? typically, they're vagu

it's sparking conversation on social mead you about dress codes that target women.hibits the wearing of shorts, period. >>> a northern white rhino has died and leaving four on earth. the population has decreased from 2,000 to just four and the last surviving male is kept under armed guard 24 hours a day in kenya. >>> video shows a man driving on a jailhouse in florida. he got so angry when he was asked to move his car that he took to the lawn. well, as expected the stunt landed him in jail. >>> now we know the cause of the ver gin space crash last year. it was pilot error. they say he released the ship from its launch vehicle too early, causing it to break apart midflight. >>> and the world's only surviving panda triplets. turned one. and now the oldest panda beat the previous record of 36 years. the typical life expectancy for pandas is 20 years. and this is why her care takers say she's doing pretty well for her age. >>> now time for a look ahead. >>> and president obama is holding a reception for house democrats today. the president will likely push for his nucle

this past june lake mead water level sunk to record lows, record lows. towns that were buried with the making of boulder hoofer hoover damn, they're doing archeological work that was buried under lake meade previously. that's only nevada. and that's only a touch of what's happening in nevada. wildfires are devastating our state. wiping out native grasses and plants causing endanger species to need to be listed or as threatened or going extinct because, for example if you have birds that survive in you are a sage brush -- and sage brush is burnt no longer exists and cheap grass comes in which is no longer good for anything but fires. that's what we have in nevada. devastating wildfires. but around the united states massive floods around the globe. the poles are melting melting. by the year 2050, scientists estimate that the sea levels will rise in the world 16 feet. what will that do to florida? of all the major cities in the world with virtually no exception, they're on all coastal areas. what coastal city in the world is going to be hit hardest by this

. >>> this morning the prot will meade with the saudi foreign minister at the white house. it is the president's first meeting with a key ally since the nuclear deal with iran. the saudi government made up of saudi muslims has had tense at times and hostile relationship with the government. >>> yesterday president obama visited a prison for the first time. it's in a case to overhaul the prison system. he reflected on his mistakes. he smoked marijuana and cocaine and indicated the fine line of albuquerquing president and being behind bars. >> mr. obama talked about the chances and resources that minorities don't have. >>> coming upton "morning news," desperate recovery. a man uses a rope to reach a truck overturned in raging floogwaters. >>> and later -- >> don't touch me. >> you're under amidwest. >> don't touch me. don't touch me. >> a woman wearing only a towel being handcuffed by an officer who's accused of going too far. this is the "cbs morning news." then my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. enbrel helps relieve pain and stop joint dama

united states, because they believe if that relationship is noirldzed that wet foot dry foot, they get mead status, they think that may go away. that's causing more cubans to risk their lives to make that crossing because they ultimately see this normalization in relations making wet foot dry foot go away. there are lots of things happening in miami lots of nuanced things that you perhaps don't think are obvious but for the majority of the people it is a wait and see with a great deal of caution and hope. >> we're playing a bit of a waiting game ourselves. between the u.s. secretary of state john kerry and the the cuban foreign minister, bruno rodriguez. most of the reporters sitting down here so hopefully it won't be much longer. in the meantime, andy gallagher joining us from miami. andy just remind us what the main sticking points still are between cuba and the united states because yes we have the embassies and the flag has been hoisted but things are far from resolved and there are huge ideologic differences between cuba and the united states. >> yes i mean and they are huge. the embar

. >>> i think i meaded a hair cut there.hard-working americans say they would not take time off even if they were offered. a group of big companies. >> a blue chip large cap company and called a sequoia fund and good positions in companies like precision cast parts. its cheapest fund. i'm kind of liking it. >> be careful, david, a big chunk of their money is invested in one cumadie canadian drugma. >> you like nu gold. >> the company is going to move from a loss to a profit next. >> i don't like gold. gold is going down and so are the minors. >> it has already gone down a lot. gang, thank you very much. have a wonderful weekend. that's it for "forbes on fox." thanks for watching. keep it right here, continues with eric bolling and "cashin' in." >>> president obama trashing the gop on jon stewart's show for not supporting his iran nuke deal. >> when you hear the critics talk about, well, it's a bad deal. could have got a better deal. you then asked them, what represents a better deal? what is it that you think could happen? t

others had him in the mead -- in the midteens. now he gets about 6% in most national polls.e is hovering around 5% in key early state polls, and that is down from double digits just a few months ago. john, is this a setback for marco rubio, or is there something more fundamentally wrong with his campaign? john: fundamentally wrong, when marco rubio announced, we sat on this show and said, first year candidate. he is still in the first year in terms of fundraising, but there is no way that he is a first-year candidate and any other way. he has no clear hook in a race that you need a hook. mark: his focus his biography in the notion that he is a new face. a lot of people in the party are still worried about the whole thing, and trump is crowding him out to get better known. i still believe it is early and the strength of his comments -- his candidacy could make him the antiestablishment candidate without a doubt. the problem that i have in the stalling of these polls is that i don't see, and i have said this before, but i don't see it is strong in the early states. he is sprea

leaders of the euro zone will meade tomorrow to discuss the financial crisis, and what to do next. >> south carolina lawmakers meeting how they'll bring down the confederate flag that's flown over the state house for more than 50 years. rallies called for the removal of the battle flag for weeks. the flag has been under scrutiny since last month's deadly shooting, at a charleston african-american church bills already calling for the flag's removal but the bills lack specifics right now. happening today, philadelphia mayor mike nutter heads to mexico he'll meet with political business cultural leaders during three day trip. mayor hopes to strengthen ties between philadelphia and mexico during his visit. >> pope francis continues his south american tour, heading to the coast for mass spa zero that's expected to draw more than a million people. later this week pope francis will visit bolivia and paraguay. he's expected to skip his home country of argentina during the 80 day trip. as we continue, it is one of the scariest crashes you will ever see. coming up on "eyewitness news" at noon,

before we do that we need to have a a thorough comhensive discondition of what it meads to build a safer san francisco. increasing the size of the police may be the right answer, but lets look at it with other known solutions that prevent crime. i don't think this increase should be a mandate. if we decide to fund a greater number of police officers let not fund future from investing what they learned or make the city safer mpt the city will continue to change kw one number appropriate this year may not be the right number in 10 years. i also want to stay my vote today which is determined by resolution moves forward is snot reflecting my opinion of the police department necessarily or the leadership. i agree with many point made by the public i do disagree with the statement of the police. i think we have a great number of astounding men and women that serve the institution and believe in make thg community safer and many are father uncles sisters and nieces. i support supporting the mandate of 1971 officers but don't believe the police alone are the answers. this is a issue that comes u

you can share your photos just post them on social meade with the hashtag abc 7 now. >>> it is hot in the bay area with triple digit temperatures inland people are finding different ways to beat the heat today. what better way to cool off than in the water. some families spent this sunny day at almeida beach and the park is closed today. officials say our summer heat is contributing to a high fire danger at the park. here is a live look outside from our camera. definitely feeling like summer time this week. let's go to meteorologist sandhya patel outside with a look at our highs so far and live doppler 7 hd. >> it has been a toasty day. take a look t a temperatures in our inland communities. antioch 108 degrees. up to 104 near where the fire is burning. 107. 103 concord. 104 fairfield. it is cooler along the bay. 70 in san francisco. 89 in san jose. 86 red wood city. santa rosa hot. san rafael 90 and in half moon bay 65 degrees. a 43-degree spread between half moon bay and antioch. the fog that is rolling in contributing to the cool down. as we continue to see the fog and the sea bree

european leaders will meade tomorrow in us before tolls determine whether or not toll b relax demand on greece whilee giving desperately needed funding. >>> the south carolina senatea has voted to permanently remove thely confederate flag from thera state house. today's vote was 37-three.th the bill allows the state to remove the flag as soon as it passes the house and it is signed by governor nicki haley. the house could vote as earlyly as tomorrow, there was a push to remove the flag after nine african americans were gunnedd down during a bible study last l month at a church in charleston.ston >>> shocking video. tonight florida state university football player deandrere johnson punching a woman in the bar. it shows johnson pushing a woman before grabbing her armhe and punching her in the face. incident happened last month m at a nightclub johnson turned himself into police a few days later after an arrest was issued, an arrest warrant was issued and suspended indefinitely from fsu's football team. tea >>> a endm. to nasa car race is raising new questions aboutio your safety in the

. >> each time we mead the face of evil. >> we ask how, why. how could they come out of nowhere and slaughter innocent and threaten the world. >> cop off the heads of whoever you may bring. >> and what happens the most important question how could we not have known? the answer is we did. this is the story of what we knew about isis and when we knew it. it is a story that has not been told before not in its entirety. told by the people who meat the journey into the mind and heart of isis. >> we begin with an extraordinary chance to look into the islamic state. not a single reporter has dared to venture there. since the gruesome beheadings of juniorists happened. >> i am the citizen abandoned by my own government. >> these to be my last hours this this world. >> heading straight into the heart of darkness. that is precisely what this man did. >> i was preparing the trip and every night i felt a knife on my throat. i felt it physically. >> this is a german journalist. last year he crossed the borter into into isis territory. >> he went to an iraqi

governor tomblin: -- governor mead: thank you, david. governor tomblin: governor bullock? governor bullock: i had 11 million visitors last year. if i go down to the hunting, fishing -- we can quantify chartered 50,000 residents 150,000 nonresidents. they spent $907 million on our state. on the hunting site is $350 million in our state. we certainly struggle with it. as david knows fish and wildlife issues are probably the most controversial things we deal with every single session but by the same token, there are times when those pitman robinson dollars and others are inadequate. to be able to sell -- our chores bring in $300 million of state and local tax revenues each year. the only way we continue to do that or annually on the hunting side is there are times it cannot all be put on the sportsmen's and the women -- sportsmen and women's back. mr. allen: i live in montana. it is the best bargain in town as a resident, the residents hunting license and all the things i can do with it. i know i will get fired for this. we should be spending more as residents for the privile

editing governor mead, then governor herbert. governor mead: we appreciate your service. you have great outreach to the states and your teamwork carefully with wyoming as we were trying to expand medicaid which was a colossal failure. i wanted to tell you that as you look at health care in the states and in the country i think one of the challenges we face in wyoming is we are numeral state and our challenges are different than larger states. on the aca we had 12 or 13 health insurance companies in the state. the same is true on some of the systems necessary for payment. we look to partner with other states and we think there are opportunities to do that. i think a rural states within our native american populations there are challenges. i would encourage you and your team to continue to recognize that there are some differences between large metropolitan areas. just how far your able to drive when your son has a broken arm. certainly for smaller populated states we continue to be concerned about different challenges for large states. sylvia: being from west virginia wher

he talked about a dishonest mead media media. i read the washington post storey that broke this. my father was injured in the vietnam war though. a lot veterans and people coming back after being captured and their service shouldn't be sullied. this is not about senator mccain calling trump supporters crazy. >> it is a little distracting he is fighting with juan -- john mccain. he said the only reason he is a hero is because he was captured. that means if you were not captured all of the other veterans were not heroes. >> i believe that. but i believe in his heart donald trump doesn't believe that. he got carried away and wept with it. >> but we have a president right now who has a hard time apologizing. if president obama does something wrong he is up there and capt say i was wrong or i am sorry about that. so donald trump may have spoken too soon but it is important he has the character trait where if he does or says something wrong he is willing to open up to it. >> should he apologize? i don't think he will. >> i do think he should. >> to who? >> senator mccain and other troo