any time we would take a casualty, we'd call for medivac it took a half an hour for the medivac to fly down, load the person in; another half an hour to get them back, which meant it was an hour before they got medically treated. if i could do it, any time we had a casualty i'd get my helicopter in there right away, and that saved you half an hour's flying time for him to get down there. on this one given day a company walked into a mine field. i had flown in with my helicopter to medivac the casualties out. my helicopter had flown off with the casualties, and then another kid stepped on a mine over to my right, right over there, and seriously broke his leg. he started flailing around and screaming, and i was worried about two things. number one, he was going to panic the rest of the company and the rest of the company was going to run and, of course, that's the worst possible thing they could have done at that time because they would have been running on a mine field. secondly, i was worried about the way he was flailing around. it was obviously a compound fracture, and i was afraid t

victims were rushed to area hospital by ambulance and medivac choppers. >> they had variety of injuries. >> reporter: some of whom remain in critical condition. president obama was informed of the shooting on a trip to chicago. >> we're heartbroken that something like this might have happened again. >> reporter: november 5th, 2009 when major nadah hassain opened fire. >> any time you lose any of your people to these kinds of tragedies there's an issue. there's a problem. >> reporter: add the investigation into what happened this time continues. jay gray, nbc news on ft. hood. >> thank you. we have more details on that suspected shooter. he's identified add 34-year-old army specialist ivan lopez. he served four months back in iraq in 2011. he was not wounded in action. he was being treated for depression and anxiety and va evaluated for possible post-traumatic stress disorder. he was married and lived near the base. >>> now to another developing story in south plerk. for the second straight night chile has been marked by a massive earthquake. so far no reports of any death it was one of

bankers are going to benefit because if we send money to ukraine the bankers are going to be bailed out medivac even russia may get some benefit from this too ironically as you know we said more money to bail out ukraine money is owed to russia as well they have to pay they have to pay for their gas so it may be an irony that russia may benefit but ultimately the people of ukraine are not going to benefit they're going to have to be the they have to suffer from the austerity programs and the people of america won't benefit even if it's not direct taxation the average person is going to suffer from the inflation and in this country we have seen that the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer and it's because of economic policy and this is the reason i advocate you know sound money and free markets rather than government planning but we're going to get to ukraine just a bit later i want to talk about sanctions because you know you sad little earlier that sanctions are detrimental to everyone american traitor jim sinclair assessed to us the shooting itself innocent with sanctions