one of the things is that the nco support chain, n c o core, we're the babackbone of the mil.e need to make more emphasis on sergeant times training. each nco needs to know each one of their soldiers in their squad, platoon, the good, bad, ineveryo indifferent, inch ins and out. you let a soldier know that they care. it may be a situation where a soldier is having some difficulty at home or maybe having some challenges when they're coming back from theater that they openly may not tell you. however, we need to be able to recognize the nonverbal cues so we can understand that there is an issue and a problem going on. to equate that, you have to be able to reassure the soldier if you come to me, being your nco or squad leader or platoon sergeant or commander for that matter, don't feel like if you come to me with an issue of concern that you're putting your career at risk. because by regulation, if it's not a matter of life, limb or eyesight or you plan on harming yourself or others, then you can receive help. and even in some cases if you do express that you're going to feel li

now is a time for the ncos to talk to their troops at the quad level and as the job of nco, know youreople. all of the -- so you know they have a bad day without them telling you. look at nonverbal cues. these are telltale signs when a person wouldn't openly communicate with you. >> there is a challenge to access people that need care. dr. van dalen, do you think the military is doing enough? >> well, again, that's a long discussion. the military is doing more than they've ever done. as you just heard there are several different levels, one has to do with access that's available to people when they need it. comfort with the providers available and are they cultur culturally sensitive to this dmunt. what do we need to do as a nation within our military and broader to help people be comfortable expressing their stress, their distress, their pain and suffering, how can we as a nation and we in the military learn to reach out to each other when we see someone next to us who is suffering? are we there yet? no, we're not. are we getting there, i hope so. >> on some sense this is son al of u

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some have suggested that during times of high alert ncos my carry a handgun to prevent circumstancesthat and frankly i am in favor of that. but the idea of creating ths is a bad idea. >> one was shot fatally. what can we expect as president karzai leaves office? >> away, what a mess. i hope that this administration will keep soldiers around the least another couple of years because the great danger that we have seen the last couple of days is that we pull out too quickly he just doesn't have the political product to hold this government together. sandra: he has been refusing for months not to sign this agreement. the deadline is december of this year. what you see happening with that? >> i think that it's touch and go. i just hope that for his own good he wakes up one morning and understand the significant. because we are not staying without some guarantees for perfection in our country and i will tell you that even a small force, it will go a long way to ensure stability in our country. sandra: moving on to recent comments by the secretary of state john kerry. he actually made these

so we should arm at least our officers our ncos it would cut down on the prohibit, and the number of beam that are killed. just nine months ago we had 12 people killed in washington, d.c. by another gunman. so that's the solution, the solution is to allow our soldiers not to be sitting stucks. somehow when you go on post, those things are prohibiterred and obviously that's the real solution to allow soldiers as they did before 1993 to carry firearms if they are licensed and proper steps are taken to ensure that nobody with mental illnesses is allow to possess a weapon. >> speaking of that, don't you think allowing our servicemen and women would obviously add another layer of security in that regard regardless of who has the guns. >> obviously it will allow more security. and i bet if you ask anyone on that post that says the generals are say ising well, we can't allow guns on the post. if that general is one of the vick is times and saw that shooter he would very much prefer to have a weapon that he could defend himself. so obviously we need to allow soldiers and it is very bizarre,

and also with ncos and sergeants, they have to be pretty tough on their troops at times.o they want those men and women to be having weapons with them at night after something occurs? to me, it's something we have to look at. open it up. it has to be reopened because there's all the factors i just gave which could be negative. but if someone had a weapon yesterday, they could have stopped this perhaps right away. we have to open it up and look at it, yes. >> last night, congressman, you said in an interview that if military personnel really wanted to commit violence, they probably have the capacity to do it. so that said, how are we left to keep our men and women on base safe? >> well, i think we have to do better screening as far as psychological testing. we have to make sure that the people on the ground, the platoon sergeants, company commanders, they are watching very carefully for any signs of mental illness or psychological disturbance. any cases of anger management. and that is being treated, i think, more seriously than it has up till now. and also, i think as far

, senior ncos -- >> if i may, my time is going to elapse -- >> yes, we're doing what i think you would want us. >> the duck tail to that is the last time you told me one of the major issues is to diminish the number of contractors we employ. i've had a hard time finding out what that number really is and how much of a reduction you all have been able to make towards that reduction. do you have any numbers at all? >> you asked -- i'll defer to you. you asked me last year and i believe the year before that what was the number of contractors in afghanistan. i can tell you at the end of the first quarter fiscal year '14, there were approximately 78,136 dod contractors of which 70,161 were army contractor personnel. >> and how many men and women in uniform did we have at the same time? >> at that same time the army boots on the ground were about 52,000. >> so we have more contractors in afghanistan than we do boots on the ground. >> our fights force has been less -- >> how much contractors are still in iraq, sir? >> we're not in iraq. >> i know. but i know we have contractors there. >> ther

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. >> more staff duty nco's, more officers carrying on a regular basis, on a concerted rotation.more vulnerable. in this particular case, had someone else been carrying at that facility, maybe something would have stopped. do i think there need to be more people equipped and armed to do that? yes. >> reporter: brian, steve and elisabeth, he bought it legally, but he wasn't allowed to have it on the post. >> that's right. he was able to murder three people and over a dozen were injured. what's the status of their injuries right now? >> reporter: i called the hospital just before our newscast this morning. they said out of the nine patients taken to the level one trauma is center, five have been released, and four are still at the hospital and they have all four been upgraded to serious condition. the nurse i spoke with said it seems they're going to be okay. that's great news. >> that is. >> back to you. >> ainsley, thank you. >> thanks. >>> there are several signs that people are looking into when it comes to ivan lopez' killing spree. one being the facebook post that was transla