this is "lockup: pendleton juvenile extended stay." >> pendleton juvenile correctional facility, one of america's largest maximum security juvenile prison. here, teams serve their time behind razor wire while staff attempt to rehabilitate and educate, over 300 male offenders. >> [ bleep ]. kkk. black power. black panthers. >> some are harder than others. >> black power. >> unlike adult prisons staff here must deal with impulsive teen behavior that can escalate without warning. during our six months of shooting inside pendleton we witnessed all this and more. >> these youngsters here when they simply get angry and go from 0 to 60 in a second, they simply react and then they think about the consequences and how they're going to get out of it. >> lieutenant gary burke supervises the segregation unit at pendleton. when an inmate acts out in general population, he's moved to seg for the safety of offenders and staff. most kids who come here are still a long way from rehabilitation and their defiance can cause added pressure for officers. >> the challenge is bring your "a" game when you co

back at camp pendleton in california, these young men are in the middle of the crucible.s a grueling test of enduran endurance, strength, teamwork. for 54 hours, the recruits get just three meals, two period of times of four hour sleep and complete four obstacles. at the core of the training is called bias towards action. >> it's about how we generate motivation. a number of years ago they were trying to reform boot camp for marines. and the guy who was running the marines, read a bunch of research about control. all of us have an internal or external locus of control. we either believe we're in charge of our destiny or things happen and we're powerlessism to be motivated you have to believe you're in control of your own destiny. and by -- the way we teach people that is by teaching them a bias towards action. when i see a problem, i go and solve it. when someone ands me how to do the assignment, i don't ask, i just do it. my first instinct upon seeing any type of situation is to assert myself. i'm proving to myself i have control on what's going on. that triggers our sen

what's more, utah's housing first approach actually saved taxpayers money according to pendleton.ssing homelessness, providing only temporary shelter for those living on the street, leads to more instability for the homeless with more trips to the emergency rooms and to jails, but giving the homeless a more permanent home helped break that cycle saving between 25% and 40% per person per year pendleton estimates. studies of similar efforts elsewhere also show big savings. it's no wonder that many other conservatives have supported this policy, including most prominently the george w. bush administration which encouraged other places to adopt it. nationwide permanent supportive housing units have grown 69% since 2007, according to the national alliance to end homelessness and since 2010 homelessness has dropped by merely 12%, a decrease the alliance credits in part to the housing first approach. there's still much work to do, nearly one-third of today's homeless don't even have access to a shelter at night and combating homelessness in salt lake city is different from fighting it in

this campaign not only wrecked the calvary of jackson, it is killing its soul gradually and pendleton it to myself. -- sort of a pit of mice is that. well, anyways, early retreats up the valley. and then, very interesting -- this is the clear difference between sheridan and grant, immediately grant saw the opportunity. he saw it. all you need to do is cross the mountain and come in the back door to richmond and we can end this war a lot sooner in infill sheridan started to send him reasons why he cannot do it. in fact, sheridan unlike any general, sheridan says, you can take my army. i whipped jubal early, you do not need me. you don't need my army. you can have the calvary back. we will occupy the valley know, grant was absolutely right. but sheridan did not see that. early would have put up a fight in the blue ridge mountains, but his morale is that that and so forth, so sheridan starts to retreat back in marches south down the valley and outset middletown along cedar creek. -- a nice camping ground along cedar creek. in the meantime, robert e. lee is writing to jubal early and sayi

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pendleton was accused of shooting of police officer in the arm during a traffic stop on may 7. >>> hang -- happening today, president obama will honor a philadelphia police officer who died protecting innocent victims. sergeant robert wilson iii will be awarded the medal of valour posthumously. wilson is among 13 officers being honored today. >>> business report is coming up on "action news." verizon and union officials try to go back to the bargaining table to discuss the now month long strike. >>> there's a push for more security dogs as a way to shorten your wait at the airport. we'll be right back. is. >>> 4:48 a.m., a crisp high definition picture for you, from sky6 live hd taking a live look at the delaware river. that sun is over the horizon it will come up at 5:44 a.m. let's go to karen rogers. >> reporter: that's a pretty shot there, right? it's cold out there this morning as you bundle up. the construction workers are out there hard at work. they are backing up picking up the cones on the schuylkill expressway eastbound near the blue route. the guys are dragging the cones off.

>> terry pendleton? >> see, pendleton was more after cardinals for me than a brave. >> dang.o get him fired up? >> oh, ya. >> keep going. >> talk baseball. all right, still ahead, pilot arrested for allegedly being drunk while trying to fly a plane. his case heads to court today. what his lawyer says he want to do right now. >> philadelphia water department workers, were they paid to party? we went to the top boss to see what she thinks about all of this. >> was everybody -- >> fox 29 investigating tonight at 10:00. ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix ii. it not only kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes, it repels them, too. so do more to defend your four legged friend... ...with k9 advantix ii. for the love of dog. ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ ♪ safe driver ♪ accident-free ♪ everybody put your flaps in the air for me ♪ >> take a look at this, fort worth. even though it was raining, the sun was peaking out through the clouds, not only that, a rainbow could be seen in the distance. the site came after a strong line of severe sto

. >>> a viral video fort camp pendleton marine into on online sensation.trekking up a steep fill on his hands and one leg much it's a so of incredible grit and determination. >> reporter: on one leg and two hands, he gave everything he had during a recent uphill hike at camp pendleton giving his nothing knew almost six years ago he gave his left leg and an eye while fighting for his country in afghanistan. >> i couldn't let my limitation or my -- amputation or my eye slow me down. >> his injuries have not slowed his down. he has his own business called american dinosaur and lives in -- >> if you're mind is in the right place and you want to do something, you got to do for it and do it. >> reporter: the passion to overcome obstacles is one of the reasons he went up this hill more than a mile straight up it was part of a reunion for members of the third batallion fifth marine regimen deployed to afghanistan in 2010. on top of that hill there's crosses that represent, you know, the guys that didn't come back home. i had told myself, i want to see those crosse

[applause] i was a marine with 1/1 weapons company, 81st platoon out in camp pendleton, california. rah. audience: rah! i joined a few months after september 11th, feeling like i think most people in the country did at the time, filled with a sense of patriotism and retribution and the desire to do something, that coupled with the fact that i wasn't doing anything. i was 17, just graduated from high school that past summer, living in the back room of my parents' house paying rent in the small town i was raised in northern indiana called mishawaka. i could spell that later for people who are interested. mishawaka is many good things, but cultural hub of the world it is not, so my only exposure to theater and film was limited to the plays i did in high school and--and blockbuster video, may she rest in peace. i was serious enough about acting that i auditioned for julliard when i was a senior in high school, didn't get in, determined college wasn't for me, and applied nowhere else, which was a genius move, so... this was my world going into september 2001. so after the 11th and feelin

by noon he was in company with the marine corps at camp pendleton. >> freedom has never come to any peoplea gift. it has never been held by any people who were not able and willing to defend it. the marine corps does defend it. the core was born as a commitment to freedom, and it has honored that commitment every single hour of its existence. it honors it today. and thank god. ♪ >> even as the president watched the planes of the enterprise demonstrate fighting proficiency, he stressed the search for peace -- seeking out a neutral corner in the world where men might reason together. >> the united states follows the dream of peace, so we include even the seas in our search. for us, the boardroom could be a conference room. a neutral ship on a neutral sea would be as good a meeting place as any. so long as who would come to the meeting, so long as both met halfway. so long as one did not insist that the other walk on water and work a miracle alone. ♪ >> after spending a night at sea, the president worked his way back across the country. saluting the men of the air force at both mcconnell and

virginia state police say he is 66-year-old craig van brunt of pendleton, indiana. he was on i-66 in arlington, when a group of bikers came into some traffic that had an abrupt stop, near the rosslyn tunnel and it appears he could not stop in time. and crashed. medics rushed him to george washington university hospital, where he later died. >>> one of the first memorial day events to get under way this morning, honored members of the greatest generation at the world war ii memorial. i was honored to be the emcee for the annual wreath-laying ceremony. a number of survivors from year. and making this ceremony even more important with each passing year. school children will flown in from france to tell the story of american gi's saving their nation. a sign of appreciation that really touched these national heroes. >> when you come to an event like this, and you see this memorial, do you feel like your service is appreciated? >> absolutely. absolutely. i happen to be an extremely loyal american. i love this country with a passion. and i love the military. >> and do you

. >>> tracy pendleton was killed in a shootout in illinois. he was charged with attempted murder in the may 7th shooting of an illinois police officer during a traffic stop. >>> a woman in canada drove into a frigid lake and police blame it on foggy weather and her gps. the 23-year-old said she was following the gps instructions while driving in the dark in ontario and took a wrong turn and plunged into the harbor. the woman rolled down the window and was able to swim to shore. crews pulled it out the neck day. >>> happening now, the world's largest cruise ship is on its maiden voyage to the united kingdom. the 1 billion-dollar harmony of the sea can carry 8400 passengers and crew. some compare it to a floating city complete with a park with plants and trees. >>> that's a big ship. a live preview of "g.m.a." is up next. >> reporter: we were talking about how chilly it is, we've set record lows in allentown and trenton. jackets required this morning. i'll give you the day planner forecast and let you know where the numbers are going later comin

investigators say clint pendleton shot and wounded an officer during a traffic stop earlier this month. heather: calls to action from the magazine put out by al qaeda in the arabian and angela. the newest online edition of inspire magazine calling for hours to attack us business leaders. the magazine also featuring a former guantcamo bay detainee as a key leader in the organization. tom jocelyn is the senior fellow for the discussion of democracy and editor of a long war journal and he joins us with more information. so this obviously an indication that al qaeda has not gone away even though we've been focusing on the isis is what i call isis fever. we spoke with isis all the time. quietly, al qaeda has been gaining a lot of territory in yemen, syria and elsewhere and they have a long term goals of building a caliphate, they just go about it differently. the issue is a good reminder that al qaeda is still very much in the game. they have long-term plans for various countries and they are nowhere near decimated or on the run as the obama administration claims. heather: why publicize it?

six to eight feet from the annex room observed gilchrist on his knee, his face and hands were in pendleton's i'm going to say not guilty. it didn't look like what it was. the video cabinet is tall. he was standing there watching the movie, rewinding it. i was in the bottom half of the cabinet. i was putting away videos we had already seen. and the officer came walking by. i knew it looked bad. i told him right -- >> certainly seems like there's sufficient evidence that there was something sexual going on. i'm going to find you guilty of group violation number 15, sexual misconduct. it is a class "b" which can be up to 90 days. i'm just going to go with 60 just like you had on the last one. 60 days disciplinary detention. do you wish to appeal this decision? >> no. >> no appeal? okay. >> he's going into dd because he was found guilty of disciplinary problems. so he is allowed two sets of clothes, two toothpaste, two deodorant, one toothbrush, two bars of soap, his bible. and there's what you're allowed. >> basically this is it. you are stripped of everything. this is my life in a bag. it's ju

by noon he was in company with the marine corps at camp pendleton. has never come to any people as a gift. it has never been held by any able ando were not willing to defend it. corps does defend it. the core was born as a commitment to freedom, and it has honored that commitment every single hour of its existence. it honors it today. and thank god. >> even as the president launched the plans of the and are priced demonstrate their fighting proficiency, he stressed the search for peace seeking out a neutral corner in the world where men might reason together. the united states follows the dream of peace, so we include even the season or search. boardroom could be a conference room. seeutral ship on a neutral would be as good a meeting place as any. so long as who would come to lead, so long as both met halfway. so long as one did not insist that the other walk on water and work america alone. >> after spending a night at sea, the president worked his way back across the country. saluting the men of the air force at both mcconnell and langley. >> our

officials say pendleton fired shots at police. one agent suffered non-life threatening injuries. >>> police in great britain are calling for an investigation this morning after a fake bomb forced the evacuation of a soccer stadium. this happened just minutes before manchester united's last match of the season. the realistic looking device had been left behind by a private company after a training exerci exercise. before officials discovered it was fake, the match was called off. disappointed fans were sent home. a controlled explosion was carried out. manchester's police commissioner called the incident a fiasco and is demanding to know why the device was left there in the first place. >>> now to frightening moments for a beachgoer in florida. a 23-year-old woman was bitten by a small shark. when emergency crews arrived, they found the two-foot shark was dead but still attached to the woman's arm. she was taken to a hospital with the shark still attached. she's currently in stable condition. >>> see this? flying sunday night. a ba

he is giving it all at camp pendleton in california with one leg and one eye. nearly a mile straight up. his prosthetic leg wasn't working properly so he took it off and then started crawling. >> on top of that hill there's crosses that represent, you know, the guys that didn't come back home. i had told myself i wanted to see those crosses, you know? it took me five years, you know? to get up there. but i had to get up there some way, somehow. >> wow. to pay his respects to the men they lost over there. think of all the work that's gone into that. all the rehabilitation. that hike was part of a reunion with the marine regimen. he will join us tomorrow live to talk about that heroic climb. those are your headlines. amazing. >> he wouldn't give up. >> yeah. i love that guy. thanks. >> i can't wait to meet him tomorrow. >>> all right, coming up on a wednesday, has donald trump's latest victory redefined the republican party? is it enough to beat hillary clinton? peter johnson jr. with his analysis next. >>> and he starred on "american idol" but he's taken the cou

from boston sponsored by the national cable and telecommunications association that will feature a pendleton discussion test panel discussion commissioners. the group will discuss competition in the cable industry, the consolidation of media coverage, broadband deployment, and getting that to lower income homes. the commissioners are joined by a telecommunications reporter for bloomberg. there is so much the agency can, and should be doing. instead, we spend a great many staff hours out things like the top talks proceedings or forcing out cable for special attention in the special access market. they took the risk to deploy the connectivity.n those are the things that distract us from the core mission, which we have under the law to make sure that industry is able to compete on a level playing field to deliver opportunity to all americans. >> watch monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. >> madam secretary, we give 72 of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> now, a debate among the candidates for the libertarian party. the debate is bei

private fussell began to advance infantry training at camp lejeune and camp pendleton. he deployed for vietnam in march, 1969, serving with honor and distinction. on the one-year anniversary of his enlistment, he was killed by mortar fire in service of his country. for his bravery and sacrifice, private fussell earned several awards, including the republic of vietnam gallantry cross, awarded for acts of valor and heroic conduct during an armed conflict. he also received the vietnamese military merit medal, the highest military declaration bestowed by south vietnam during the vietnam war. clearly private first class felton roger fussell is a hero who is serving -- deserving, of course, of having his hometown post office in elfers, florida, dedicated in his honor. i worked closely with roger's mily and the entire elfers community on this legislation. to help solidify the memory of private fussell's bravery, american spirit and optimism. his actions served as inspiration for his brother, timothy, who has gone on to serve his community as chief of the port richie fire depar