anyway, i remember good morning vietnam, myself having been a navy medic, we call them combat corps men

anyway, i remember good morning vietnam, myself having been a navy medic, we call them combat corps men, they give the congressional honors in world war ii, so myself, i would be spec ops, so that's my background. when you hear somebody coming out and talking about good morning vietnam, i thought that would be more the entertainment to try to boost the morale or go on the radio show or something at the time of the war. so being that robin williams had performed such, it probably had to come out later. it was a earlier variety show development. so mr. robin williams -- robin williams, i think i would be supportive not only for the good morning vietnam, but possibly because he had received an academy award oscar. this fellow when i read about him in the newspaper, it didn't make too much sense. he was so saddened, seemed like chronic depression. and somehow it was part of his way of breaking out, where he would perform before different people. and really helped him along. i'm hoping that if you do make the particular change, that you can also somewhere include a wall of fame with differen

it would require presidential nominees from the major parties to undergo medical exams conducted by doctors from the u.s. navy before the election and the results would be made public. democratic congressman brandon boyle says his bill would help voters make a major decision. and he says americans have the right to know whether an individual has the -- president trump made a comment in a tweet that he is quote very stable genus. in the meantime, friday's is the first medical check up since he took office last year. he's 71-year-old and he'll be examined at walter reid medical center and president's aren't required to have a medical examination, but they have done so for years. the navy add moral who supervised the last -- >>> it's 4:17. time to check in with sal for traffic. >> why get up so early, you have good traffic. traffic on the 101 commute from gilroy to morgan hill and san jose. it does look pretty good as you drive into san jose. no major issues here and the south bay commute looks pretty good. we have a nice look at 280 in downtown san jose and it's nice. northbound 280 getting off to highway 17. b

the coast of libya they say they managed to save everyone and return them to the tripoli navy base receiving medical and humanitarian assistance jimmy carter iswo working on a book about his faith it's entitled "faith: a journey for all," how religion sustained him and the role it plays in society. that is scheduled to be released in march i bet it's a great read. that's the news update this hour kelly, back downtown to you. >> thank you very much, sue. >>> boeing the best dow performer last year, it leads again today. amazing start of 2018 up nearly 5% phil lebeau has why aerospace names are optimistic, phil >> because of demand that's it. the long and short of it the 2017-18 demand for airplanes, aircraft, and the airlines, it's all moving higher let's start, first off, with boeing when you talk about boeing, everybody likes to say, well, yeah, they deliver more planes they don't realize they are expanding production of the 737s, biggest, most popular plane, going up in production again this year, and, meanwhile, airbuss's 8380 is getting attention in the last week in part because they are mulling

. >>> a pence pen congressman introduced -- itmajor parties have to have medical exams from the u.s. navy. congressman boyle says his bill would help voters as they make a major decision. boyle says quote, americans have a right to know whether an individual has a physical and mental fitness to serve as a president of the united states. last weekend, president trump commented in a tweet that he is quote a very stable genus. now on friday, the president will get his first medical checkup since taking office last year. the 71-year old president will be examined at wall hibbert reed medical center, the military hospital in washington. president's are not required to undergo an examination, but they have done so for years and a report is released on their health. a navy rear an adimoral -- >>> time is 6:25. for the first time in history, there's two african -- corey booker of nurse gentlemen other members of -- they're both lawyers, they held state level offices in their home states. harris was california's attorney general. she was expected as a replacement for el franken who resigned last y

. >>> did a nurse silence an alarm on a hospital medical device, leading to the death of an elderly patient? >> navy bathe unusual criminal investigation is unfolding at the kaiser foundation hospital in san francisco. >> reporter: the 86-year-old died here in the intensive care unit in late 2015. prosecutors want to know if how he was treated was a crime. >> there are some questions surrounding his death. we're going to get answers to that. >> reporter: we've learned that investigators recently seized kaiser hospital records in the death. >> the way that he went, it just tore my family apart. they're just heart broken. >> reporter: his son kevin was with other family at his bedside that night while he was being treated for kidney failure and a heart attack. >> he was fully conscious. we asked him how are you feeling, are you feeling better? he said yes. >> reporter: later that night the tube feeding blood back into his body came loose. >> all of a sudden everything went south. >> reporter: an alarm on the dialysis machine sounded but family members told investigators the nurse simply silenced it wi

cases they were corpsman who had enlisted in the navy because they felt it was a good way to avoid going to vietnam and wound up being trained as medics, essentially, they are called corpsman in the navy, and being assigned with grunts on the front lines. and most of them were not terribly well-educated or well-informed about what was actually going on in vietnam. it was more of an act of faith in their country, you know, this was an important cause. the government had to fight communism wherever it found it around the world and this was their obligation as an american citizen to go and fight. and once they were immersed in the fighting, all they were learning was how to stay alive, basically. i do not think their concerns went to far beyond that. brian: how many enlisted men that you talked to were severely wounded and are still living with those wounds today? mark: most of them. most of them were carried out the battlefield. and many of them still are battling the scars from those wounds. and some of them, i think, have emotional scars from the experience. i should say though, that the officers were different. officers like ron chri

medical issues. now that's according to navy dr.n. >> his overall health is excellent, are there a few things he could do to make himself a little healthier with diet and exercise? absolutely. we're tracking that, but overall, he has excellent health. >> the president had his first official physical last year, jackson says donald trump's heart was normal and no abnormal sounds. trump took office at age 70 making him the oldest incoming u.s. president. >>> former white house strategist steve bannon testified before the house intelligence committee today, a source told the panel wanted to find out president trump's thinking when he fired fbi director james comey. bannon was also expected to be questioned about russian campaign interference, he was told by the trump white house that a meeting between the trump team and russian lawyers was, quote, treasonous. >>> last year 54-year-old barry nassar admitted to molesting 10 girls, including olympic gold medallist simone biles, gabby douglas and mchale maroney. >> i am working on forgiving

medical exchange. the fly out and private and first responders will be flying out to a navy ship to discuss disaster responseapabilities. october 2nd, the full scale exercise at zuckerberg. ems ride alongs are part of this. it's important for military partners to ride along with our local ems staff. then we also have a summit or seminar during the senior leader seminar, a medical peer to peer exchanges. we'll have medical experts from local state, federal and department of defense to discuss best practices. moving forward of the exercise programs, there will be a full scale exercise on the 28. it's regional in nature. we have a play in the south bay, east bay and north bay. essentially the first 5 days of that exercise are looking at the prmd part of the hazardous material side. october 28th, saturday we'll be accessing the emergency operation center in response to a radiation disbursal device and in november we are excited to help host a volunteer action and disaster and tabletop exercise. finally, we'll have a disaster service and how to move the workers into san francisco following the disaster and how we

he is somebody who takes his medical and military responsibilities very seriously. he's a rear admiral in the navy. he also recognizes that he has a responsibility to communicate directly with the american public, to provide as much transparency as possible about the president's health. >> it's of course up to the president. >> it is. so he's in a tough spot. i think the briefing is going to be challenging for anybody, particularly somebody like dr. jackson, who relishes staying out of the spotlight. but he's in a position where he recognizes he's got a responsibility to communicate with the american people about the health of the president of the united states, but he also has a responsibility to protect the privacy of his patient, to protect the privacy of his boss, and to protect the privacy of his commander in chief. so it will be an interesting briefing on tuesday. certainly a professional like dr. jackson, i'm confident he'll find a way to manage those responsibilities to the best of his ability. >> it's always dicey when you deal with the president's health. thank you very much. >> that's t

navy rear admiral. dr. ronny jackson said the president's physical exam today at walter reed medical center went exception when the president is in excellent health and i look forward to briefing some of the details on tuesday. that's going to happen in the white house press room. "the washington post" reported this today and keep this in mind as we watch the briefing by the president's physician on tuesday, "undergoing this physical is voluntary and trump can pick and choose what the public hears about his health." let's talk about this. with us is dr. john torres, a practices emergency room physician and matthew nussbaum, practicing white house reporter for politico and a veteran of our broadcast. doctor, excellent health is a big thing to say about your patient. what are the labs, what's the bloodwork and what are the details you're going to hear about tuesday? >> excellent health is very subjective. it depends on the doctor and the patient and the relationship they have. what we know from his prior physicals is the lab work we looked at, his cholesterol is the main one. he's on a statin medication because

address it, so making sure that the presidential nominees would be examined by the navy doctors at bethesda, charged with medicalhat's an appropriate measure. if we don't do it now, even when we get beyond the trump presidency, this is an issue we face again, unless we put a system in place to prevent it. >> this is one of those tough topics where in order to survive the discomfort that it produces, sort of like sexual harassment, you know, we laughed along the way for the past 15 years at behavior that was not acceptable, and we're now laughing as release when it comes to this president's behavior. my worry is it has the same result, it is normalizing behavior that's not acceptable. while sometimes we find what happens to be humor ous, i thin there's something serious going wrong with this presidency, and it may be within the parameters of what you're talking about. >> well, and i do think whether it is with this president and his rather bizarre, eccentric behavior, even moving into the future, the reality is that in today's day and age we have many viable presidential candidates in their mid and late 70s. we k

medical records and physical and mental fitness. >> joining me now to talk about the new rule, christian beck and gregory angelo. >> kristen, you were in the navy the time transgender people could not serve. >> yes. >> did you think your gender impacted your ability to serve? >> i served as chris beckham. it is hard to say. i know there is challenges and we can over come it. we'll over come those challenges by leadership and setting examples and i want to set an example that transgender people comes in all different shapes and sizes and we are capable. >> gregory, the federal court district court in washington issued a ruling, "the band most like le most -- >> protect transgender people? >> they do. it's important to note log cabin republicans was out of the gates almost immediately declaring this ban in any capacity according to the president's initial tweets on this matter, because when you single out an entire class of people simply because of who they are and not judges them as individuals but because they are, happen tos part of the transgender community, you are, in fact, singling people out for discrimination. that is violation of equal

medical, why is he the way he is? >> i want to challenge what the navy doctor said. you can go online and take that test. i took it.t's a snap. of course if you looked at the test ahead of time it would be a snap. it's a test for predementia and dementia, not all the other problems donald has in his head. the greatest advisers in the world reside there, remember. he is the problem here. mitch mcconnell said what does he want? donald trump sold himself as the great negotiator. we're going to win. we're going to win. we're going to win so much, you'll say please, mr. president, no more winning. he can't even make a budget deal. he's a con artist. he's a fraud. he doesn't know what he's doing. the faster we come to recognize that, the more we can move on. >> so this is donald trump on friday. he keeps trying to sell the idea that he's already a successful president, already better than barack obama. this is him doing that on friday. >> our country is doing really well. our economy is perhaps the best it's ever been. you look at the job numbers, you look at the companies pouring back into our country, you look at the s

navy physician rhonda jackson says donald trump who is 71 years old is in excellent health after a check up friday and will provide a more in-depth update. presidents are not required to undergo medicalms. >> the top democrat on the house intelligence committee is urging republicans to release all fusion gps transcript, adam schiff once the interview with glenn simpson, the cofounder behind the russian dossier to be released saying, quote, in light of the selected leaks of mister simpson's testimony at the misleading manner in which fusion gps has been characterized i support releasing the transcript. this comes after senate judiciary committee ranking member diane feinstein, the democrat, released the redacted interview with her panel last week. jillian: a disturbing report out of california, they are calling it a how supporters. several children found starting chained to the bed. >> parents arrested after one of their daughters, brave young girl escaped to call police. todd is here with the details. >> reporter: this is beyond upsetting. when officers went inside the home they found several children shackled to beds with chains and padlocks, dark and foul-smelling surrounding, that

the cajun navy remember them they're group of volunteer who is rescue people stranded in hurricane flood zone hon or medicalord at the "state of the union" speech. the founder of that tbrowp sat with the first lady last night and he will join us after the break. >> we have endured floods and fires and a storms. but through it all, we have seen the beauty of america's soul and the seal in america's spying. each test has forged new american heros to remind us who we are and show us what we can be. we store volunteer of the cajun navy racing to rescue with their fishing boats to save people in the aftermath of a totally devastating hurricane. and we bring you this morning john bridges who is founder i believe of the cajun navy is on our screen right now. so you were in the -- in the chamber last night, watch it you were right there. how did he feel when the president picked you out? >> it was -- it was a great feeling. a great opportunity to represent the state of louisiana and also a citizen led movement that we have going on right now at this moment in louisiana. called the cay cajun navy you may have heard

it is scheduled for the walter reed medical center in bethesda with a closed physical readout to him by the rear admiral the navy current white house physician. dr. jackson oversaw mr. obama's physical and was part of the team involved in one of mr. bush's physicals. the story goes on to say that would still be expected to be screened for problems like unusual anxiety or stress, but physicians involved are trained to observe him if any other patient and ask questions for clues to such problems. christopher is next, tallahassee, florida, republican line. caller: good morning. beingyou for all you do fair and unbiased and thanks for coming to tallahassee with your boss. i got to go see it. what i want to talk about is this. everybody keeps talking about this dossier, i was just wondering, we just got these text messages talking about that somebody needed an insurance policy if trump was to become president. , i wonderought was when that text message was sent, the date of it and i was ,ondering if after that date did anybody show up at trump trying toe a russian make it look like they were working together? that is

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navy physician dr. ronnie jackson said president trump, who is 71 years old is in excellent health after his checkup on friday provide a more update. presidents are not required to undergo medicalatrick are dating. brian: cooking with friends didn't say anything. >> confirming relationships after weeks of rumors saying the two met at the espies in 2012 and stayed friends since. patrick also admitting she also cheered for rodgers despite being a long-time chicago bears fan. ainsley: she is retiring from racing. do you think this means she is going to get married and have babies? brian: jillian would know that. ainsley: she is ready for the next phase of her life. brian: they are just dating. jillian: we like to think and hope. we like romance and love. just relax, okay? it never ends either. you get engaged and okay when is the baby coming and then when the next baby coming in. brian: we just got confirmation of dating that's all. steve: maybe they only went out for coffee. brian: that's it. steve: thanks, jillian for starting that. brian: appreciate it. steve: coming up on this tuesday, maxine waters says she is boycotting the state of the union. now one veteran is making an of