we all as a platoon, we like her.-- i'm not going to say young lady because she's actually a woman by the way she acts with everybody. we all have a deep respect for her. >> i feel that she's one of the females that just kind of fallen by the wayside and is trying to find her way and now that she's in impact, you know, she's pulling her own weight. she's learning how to get along with others and as far as physical fitness, she's adjusting also. >> while some critics may question whether six months of military-style boot camp can change a criminal's ways, the prison says its research shows more than 62% of elayn hunt impact graduates are out of prison and working in the community. >> we don't want them to come back, you know. we're trying to initiate programs that will help keep them out of prison instead of coming back. >>> coming up, an inmate tries to box his way out of prison. >> get me out of jail. i'm willing to fight for free for two years. i' m sorry for your loss. still doesn't feel real. our time together was

a chinook arrived on base while third platoon was out. it spun expertly into position, hovered, and lifted away old weapons. they will head back to the states. specialist paul catern will head hope, too, this winter back to his two boys. ♪ >> reporter: his wife ali in indiana sends lots of pictures of them. >> they're goofballs, but great kids. >> reporter: third platoon returned. their patrol was quiet. >> another day. another mission down. >> reporter: but soon they're back in the bunker. another rocket. to ease tension they played the squad fight song. ♪ take me home tonight >> reporter: but what the troops here don't do much anymore is head out and chase down their attackers. >> would we want to? maybe. that's not our mission. >> reporter: this is supposed to be a training mission now. but evidently nobody has told that to the enemy. richard engel, nbc news, fire base torcom, afghanistan. >>> breaking situation we're watching overseas tonight. the crash of a police helicopter into a crowded pub in scotland. joe fryer is watching this

infancy caisson platoon in arlington, virginia, based in ft. myer, the old guard conducts up to eight honored funerals etch day with horse-drawn caisson teams. work begins at 4:00 a.m. when the horses are washed and the tack is cleaned and polished. near the horse stables is the caisson platoon leather shop. eugene burkes has worked in the leather shop since 1981. we visited him to learn more about the work involved in preparing funeral caissons according to century-old tradition. >> i was currently in acting duty here for 16 years. i retired in 1997. and they brought me back as a civilian. at that time, it was candleten light textiles here. i had no experience at all with tack and harness. i was pretty much self-taught. right now, we have two guys here, and that's their mos now, in which they actually come in and i train those guys on mos. and what we do here is we repair all the harness and tacks from scratch from the caissons and all the horses. we also handle all the logistics. ideally, what we do is try to keep on hand a normal stock of it

eight-man patrol team came across heavy assault from the japanese and unfortunately his close friend and platoon mate was killed. during the attack, mr. mayes was wounded and has undergone numerous procedures for more than 30 years. but through this all, he has still found time to help the american veterans committee and the world war ii veterans committee start the james trumble iii scholarship in honor of his fallen friend. and most recently mr. mayes won the hero award recipient. next i would like to introduce mr. frank hall who served as the corporal in the united states marine corps throughout the pacific campaign of world war ii. enlisted in 1942, he went on to serve in guam in the solomon islands and the epic battle of iwo jima. without further adieu, mr. donald mayes and frank hall. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. i would like some of our predecessors here went to school. i went to eight weeks of boot camp and came out at week eight as a corporal. it took me two years to make corporal. anyway, i was going to give you a tour of the pacific on how we got to iwo jima, but we're going t

oliver stone the man behind films like scarface and platoon now has a documentary series about the un told parts of american history for un action and south. coming up. wallace called for an economic boost from black friday shopper the future may still be dire the new book the crash of twenty sixteen at warren's of a future economic catastrophe brought about by the dealings of wall street saying firms and government health writer tom hartman tells us more up later in the show. yet the number twenty nine four p m in washington d c i a mile you are watching our tv while starting on the power of the russian ambassador to the un claims the interview was censored. after appearance on cnn the trolley tour and says cnn made significant cuts to his interview with christiane amanpour which aired on tuesday nine. sharpton says the network. the majority of his commentary about the situation in syria in his assertions that a number of people in the country support president bush are all on sunday. cnn has since published a full transcript of the interview on its website. and also offered at this

when i put the boy inside the bradley, my platoon leader, who is a lieutenant, was standing there. he said to me was, mccord, what the f are you doing? quit wasting your time with these mf'ing children and go pull security. roger that, sir. >> their fault for bringing their kids to a battle. >> that's right. >> amazingly both children survive the attack. >>> coming up -- >> it's firing. >> the leaked apatch ye video confines. another attack. with even more firepower. drive" sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new passat, awarded j.d. power's most appealing midsize car, two years in a row. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends december 2nd. for details, visit vwdealer.com today >>> in april 2010, wikileaks releases a classified video that shocks the world. filmed from the gun sight of a u.s. apache helicopter, the video first shows an attack on a group of men in baghdad. and then on a van

he never commanded even a platoon in the first world war. and now he's a theater commander. he's got the entire allied force in the mediterranean. a number of things going for him. he's learning as he goes to most of these american commanders. he's extremely articulate. at one point says to the chief and empirical general staff, i'm not sure i trust a general who is this glib. so he can speak and write very precisely. there is rarely any ambiguity about it was a eisenhower once you do if your subordinate of his. he's got a basic humanity to him that appeals not only to his immediate subordinate, but all through the ranks. the average private, although he may not know eisenhower from patton, for bradley, might not know him to stand, has the sense that eisenhower cares about them personally. there is something to that. eisenhower is able to convey that he knows the way home and that's what soldiers really care about. np, he will do his best to be sure that you do not risk your life in a big cause. and that is something soldiers also care about. so isenhour has this great abili

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he was a decorated platoon leader and a lieutenant colonel. he thought an air force individual walker. he has four children and go to san gabriel school. he is so i have had by 16 grandchildren and i wanted to send my condolences and thank you for taking the request. thank you supervisor tang >> i want to have a oversight hearing for the incredible amount of roadwork that's happening in san francisco. and it's going to be happening in the foreseeable future. we're going to have some sfro infrastructure work on the roads. the puc is replaying a one hundred year old sewer system and ugsd our water mains. that's being financed by bond money the voters passed some time ago. pg&e is ugd it's embarrass lineups and then open topping of that all wove got rod resurfacing thanks to the voters passage of proposition b. that will continue because the mayor's office have agreed when this bond money bins to tail off we'll be paying informative inform o for it out of the general fund. this is an incredibly important long overdue wore trying to dig ourselves

camaraderie and sense of purpose that, i think, can be incredibly debilitating to be away from your platoonof direction can be incredibly isolating. >> there's an addiction and a simple, life gets more simpler when you are in the war zone and you have x to accomplish. you have this as your scheduled and you have this d like you said, your friends you are still close with. then you go back to the civilian world. this gigantic world. what are you going to do that day when you come sphwhak and if you add to that some kind of wounds whether it's visible or invisible and imagine how it is to adjust from that? >> jon: it's hard for anybody to adjust. you find mayors of big cities. >> they don't want to smoke crack. >> jon: a mayor of a major city. >> stay away from that. >> jon: you are doing a tremendous amount of reporting. you have story. something cooking for us? >> we just got back from colombia to check out the emerald industry. >> jon: right the emerald industry, yeah, yeah. i've heard that we're going to colombia to look at emeralds. i hear you. >> i got one for my wife. >> jon: really? >

awarded the medal of honor for displaying extraordinary courage and selflessness while serving as a platoond states army in the republic of vietnam in 1969. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mr. harold fritz. [applause] >> president obama, vice president biden, secretary hagel, secretary shinseki, fellow veterans, and guests. as president of the congressional medal of honor society, representing 78 of our nations'recipients, it is my privilege to represent all of those who have sacrificed in the name of freedom. together, we have made a difference, it is because of the continued efforts of our veterans, combined with the support of our people, that the foundation of our countries' resolve continues to be rocksolid, and allow the nations around the world to enjoy freedom. they have displayed unquestionable bravery while serving this nation. within the breast of each of these patriots swells a level of peace and compassion for their fellow man. we cannot maintain peace without a viable deterrent to war. all americans must stand united for our men and women in uniform. let us stand proudly,

special program about money which they were working on it i thought i'd re offend and commitment to the platoon the knees. it's very important that charlie's go to war zones. because they don't go there. they want reports about what happens is that the patients and so it's very important for us to know what happens in zoe's was owen's rsi has received messages of sympathy from him round the wild. french foreign ministry don't have is is that it expressed the government's contaminants is. all falling into killing off tuesday french msn money the government of president paul sloane is vowing to increase security in northern areas of money. the current french un in law in the dutch contingent in the country's ill equipped to patrol the boston area which is in which owns the mission continued to run for the cats all of the ferry. following a brutal double murder there are no question marks over the security and keep down in northern mallee. she's been to poland told their own were abducted in a city where french and un troops have been stationed since it is here. france's foreign minister no obviou

. >> a somber moment for the platoon. a great deal of love and respect for the guys.the only one in the humvee to survive the attack. >> i smoked the guy that did it when it happened. other than that you never know who did it, you don't know what happened to them. as far as you know they got away with it scot-free. >> reporter: and not just get away with. an abc news investigation found that the two terrorists, alwan and hamadi, were able to get through a fluid u.s. system of background checks and end up in bowlingling green. one living in this public housing apartment on public assistance, put under 24-hour surveillance by fbi agent dick glen and others. >> when we realized we had a man here with american soldiers' blood on his hands, it took it to a whole new level for us. >> reporter: the other iraqi lived in this residence near the high school. >> it's scary. >> reporter: and as the fbi would learn in the course of its undercover operation, the two iraqis were intent on killing even more americans. >> these two individuals specifically are innately evil. to be abl

one hundred and forty four indian soldiers into platoons to incorporate it into chinese the tombs to be directed to accompany someone does want to sign up to him. so which is conducted. it's a new date is rapidly pretty rapidly although it was raining which made the trip out to be completed as in subjects with success. i did not. the goal the point. the antidote. so just saw this subject ups to chelsea. for example in the running to see when cleaning drains. although the language problems. so does of both sides of the talk from each other on anti terrorism tactics and techniques. it is again looking up. anyone up for women for killing children which is the conductor was like it used to cling to and unaware that he was a chaotic jun yang detention in a puma talking about. i kind of joke with him that cometh to god knew that jesus appeals on each both china and india conducted the last joint anti terrorism training and build on india five years ago. so such trip was headed south west china's hunan province in two thousand and seven. it was all for the blast although indian cricket team

no i was the only female in the platoon. >> reporter: she first came to the memorial nearly 30 years signing up for a life military service. took a photo of kennedy's words on that granite slab. >> he resonated with me. he helped reinforce what was already there. >> reporter: she has tackled enormous feats in her career. >> working in the confines of a fairly small space and under the watchful eyes of so many tourists, we have to get it right. just to have get it right. >> reporter: the eternal flame will have an underground system with six automatic triggers to make sure the flame never flickers out. on tuesday she hemmed transfer it back to its permanent home. >> i have the best job in the united stat united states army. >> reporter: an eternal symbol of kennejohn f. kennedy's legac still burning bright. >>> that's "nbc nightly news." i'm lester holt. good night, everyone. >>> reliant stadium in houston, where tonight, sunday night football features afc south teams coming off bye weeks, but in very different positions. with the surging indianapolis colts visiting the slumping houst

the vignette in the middle of the platoon for both of the tumor to begin the construction of a plan for the production of thermal insulating paint had taken us to speak the street are playing number two is scheduled for this year the goods will be produced from two thousand fifteen the family and relatives in his tone admirers came to the by opera and ballet theater to pay tribute to the person who devoted his whole life to arts gimmicks to get by with his nimble baritone voice perform on the stage for over fifty years he has a unique opera voice which improved during his whole career at the age of twenty one he became the leading performer opera and ballet theater seven years later he starred in three films which became the classics of cause eczema targets. there are lovely doctor the song is calling him an angel wing hate to be cheeky but she is always devoted to the end of his arias of such opposites by eugene need in the barossa via the guttural and the queen of spades were considered to be the best examples of professional vocals. he shared his skills with many talented singers and

from the passenger jet that crashed in central russia last sunday has been decoded indications the platoon quite pilot error for the tragedy investigators say he caught something to nose dive onto the runway after dunn international airport killing all fifty on board the trouble began with the weather. the conditions were much stronger than the acceptable levels for finding this type of plane journey was called final approach the jet was just thirty meters off the ground in the pilot told air traffic control. he needed to perform go around making second attempts to land. he picks the plane's nose up to get some height but lost too much speed. the last of the aircraft. the desperation the pilot went into emergency descent to gain speed and left that but the plane into an uncontrollable died plunging it into the ground at forty or fifty kilometers per hour. it took us cannot went to the scene of the tragedy. the final traumatic moments of a flight that had almost completed its journey. forty four passengers six crewmembers everyone on board gone. w is such a good bowling healthy and handsome

ace ten seconds but any content on youtube or what the body of a platoon of us. sports meet lots of space a practice to do some sports. i know. sports the medium and small special equipment. don't image experience. it's time for lunch. indeed most schools pupils will be newer and faster. st jude's kenya korea builds the gym and on the corman groups. joining a sports car has the solution is to make new friends. since each club will have members from when fourth to sixth grade. the child to greek cookery across. children really enjoyed the fact of existence are allowed to choose what most interests some people choose to help with the directive and running of the school. some point during the lunch period others take care of contaminants being raised on the school grounds. beating them and treating the end. i asked the ftc. japanese elementary school education is designed to be called recruits. developing tools for these personalities as well as their mark. you leave knew who will. and pa's. i eye. the little joe cummings by bland and dry. thanks to join me. senior

booze from the movie scarface to natural born killers to platoon his films have ever left a lasting legacy on american culture oliver stone is that it once again with his documentary series the untold history of the united states in it he examines war drones the economy and much more are tease that sam sachs had a chance to sit down with the living legend along with historian peter koos nick who co-wrote the series take a look. filmmaker alder stone and historian peter koos nick are promoting the release of their new series untold history of the united states which premieres on blu ray and d.v.d. i sat down with both of them to talk about how events in american history may give us insight into recent news about n.s.a. surveillance drones and wall street greed and oliver stone explain to me why he feels like a dissident against the u.s. empire oliver peter thanks for sitting down with me the news over the last few months has focused on the n.s.a. it's focused on drone warfare american military ism. and poor economics here at home. that news is sort of ripped off the veneer of the u.s. gover

is also ordered to spend months in an exercise and nutrition program which marines call pork chop platoon or donut brigade apparently the pentagon's fitness standards are just as outdated as those euphemisms the body of the american man has been getting a lot flabbier this whole larry is three d. model of the current typical american male body that was just unleashed on the world shows captain america isn't looking so fit these do so accordingly more and more soldiers are having trouble passing the pentagon tape test the number of soldiers kicked out of the army for being overweight has jumped ten fold in the past five years and this is where the red tape work around the vortex of stupid is spawned because more and more soldiers are now enlisting for a lifeboat. they're getting plastic surgery to meet the tape test requirement. some plastic surgeons have reported a thirty percent increase in military clientele saying they've even had military commanders recommend troops to them for the procedure many fitness experts and doctors agree that the tape test doesn't reflect the person's true he

he continued to direct his platoon until the enemy was defeated. our pitchers remain as part of the stamp folio, along with the images of two recipients who were honoring with us -- honoring us with their presence. let me tell you about his story. october 1944, while fighting the enemy in france he positioned his machine gun in front of the enemy and began to absorb their attacks. during more than five hours of combat, he would've 58 soldiers and saved the rest of his company. the other medal of honor recipient is george the cotto, who happens to be a retired member of the postal service. in 1944, october, his unit was pinned down by heavy enemy fire. he launched a one-man rush that inspired the platoon to charge and destroy the enemy. the result, he killed 12, wounded two, and personally captured for enemy soldiers. i would like to ask mr. ross and mr. staccato to stand or waif right now so we can salute their courage. >> thank you for being here. you can learn a lot more about mr. ross and the other world war ii medal of honor recipients by visit

he continued to direct his platoon until the enemy of defeated. we remember senator inouye and other medal of honor recipients who are not with us today. their pictures remain as part of the stamp follow owe, along with the images of two recipient who are honoring us today with the presence. the first is will bert. let me tell you a little bit about his story. october of 1944, after private ross' company he lost automatic but three men while fighting the enemy in france. he positioned the machine gun in front of the enemy and began to absorb their attack. during more than five hours of combat he killed or wounded 58 enemy soldiers and saved the rest of his company. the other medal honor recipient here today is george. who also happens to be a retired member of the postl -- postal service. in 1944, october, the private's unit was pinned down by heavy enemy fire in france. he launched the one-man rush that inspired the platoon to charge and destroy the enemy. the result, the private killed 12, wounded 2, and personally captured 4 enemy soldiers. i w

a platoon is working against some of them home safe this thanksgiving weekend.han civilians on a bus. >> nobody needs reminding that roadside bombs are the biggest killer in afghanistan. the threat of the devices is the reason why soldiers alone like these men from ft. hood texas make the sweep of any road used by american forces. it's the one military operation that is not done alongside the afghan army. as tens of thousands of u.s. troops and hundreds of tons of equipment make their way out of afghanistan, soldiers like these are out in front, clearing the way. they are searching for hidden wires used to trigger the bombs. >> we call it very thin and fine copper wire. >> the last time he and the platoon from the eighth engineer battalion were here they walked into an ambush. his soldiers escaped without injury. he said he wants to keep it that way. >> you want everybody to walk off that plane back in texas with all the fingers and toes. we don't want anybody -- we want to go back as a group. we don't want anybody getting hurt. >> especially when you are so clo

to be a platoon sergeant the way they structure demand but it is completely different to how we doing. there is a discussion because but i talk about this in the book and it may look for the brazilian police typical to what the military does. >> could questions around the fourth component the importance of having some dissent soldiers with a dynamic how could we incorporates with the american-led military around called the military's would? >> i will just focus on one issue but how we use people that understand big data or that they understand the environment. it is a colonial discipline in a postgraduate degree to put on a funny hat to go into somebody else's country it is typhus savages of the south pacific of anthropology of the author that traveled to the islands in the early 20s to came back to growth this warda account of things happening. coming from that background i thought that all these people are connected. but there ought to be but latino outside of rio day janeiro i thought i would have to go walk the streets but obviously you do still need to do some of that like to mak

the man leading this platoon was first lieutenant lopez, killed in action just minutes after that photographhering a hand gren yashgd saving his unit. supporters still need help to meet their $3.3 million goal. south korea's government committed $1 million in matching donations. retired marine lieutenant stevens was s.part of the effort. >> i believe this photo is probably the most iconic photo of the korean war. i don't know of any other single photo with as much exclusion. >> reporter: if you'd like to help we have a link for you on our web site. you'll find it under see it on tv. >> remarkable. >> what may be america's best private mrs. play of military hardware is leaving the bay area n 2009 abc7 news anchor eric thomas took it to the compound with jacques littlefield kept hundreds of tanks and armored vehicles. now, four years after his death, littlefield's family is donating the $30 million collection to a massachusetts museum foundation to be put on display. the foundation will auction off half of the 240 vehicles to raise $10 million to build a museum on the east coast. >> yes. amazi

there is a constant racket a constant record of activity squads and platoons shouting questions namesalled off jokes. the soldiers are not crying or that i can see. some are smiling. most look a little dazed and tense. they are with each other now on the other side of the strip of sidewalk and on the the sidewalk and along the families and wives and girlfriends are with each other. the obligations and boundaries for the previous couple of hours can be forgotten and forgotten have snapped cleanly back into place producing a kind of intimate social alchemy. one minute the fatigue the lungs only to the people who have come to see him do there embrace us and smiles and last words in the next minute he belongs only to the army. again without preamble of the buses drive off down the parking lot. the soldiers are now deployed. i look around for the deluge of tears afraid to look and doing it anyway. i see wet cheeks and eyes women hugging. but there is no spectacle and indeed the crowd a sense many of them are begun. on the one hand it seems like a limited moment but for everyone who didn't

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and it was like the moment in "platoon" where he's running and then -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: ohld, "no! " >> that was the first bit of acting i ever did. [ light laughter ] [ talking over each other ] it was method. >> jimmy: as if it was real. >> like i got shot for real. >> jimmy: as you lived your life in the actual "hunger games." yeah, absolutely. >> that's what i grew up in. >> jimmy: that is method. have you guys calmed down now that you're older? there's no shooting any more? >> no shooting any more. we put the guns down. >> jimmy: do you wrestle? >> we do. we go -- sometimes we go six months to a year without seeing each other. then when we do see each other -- have a quick wrestle. feel each other out a little bit. "how you doin'? what have you been doin'?" >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. who's tougher? you or chris? >> majority of the time -- this is between us and everyone here. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: trust me. nobody is going to see this. [ laughter ] we've been on for five years, nobody will see this. >> i would say, the majority of the time he is, because he pla

rst he thought it was a >> tack a look, it's a platoon of rats really. as big as this on all of a suddenealize it, like, whoa. man, really? and then we ran away the other >> reporter: but the fsmta which is in charge of the project say this is the firstime it's even hearing there is a rat problem. >> weaven't receid any complaints on this project peaining to rats. >>eporter: the mt says the agencyimplemented an abatement programefore the project began. >> we caught very few rats with the traps the area. we keep the ar as clean as possible. reporter: you can see back here live it's difficult to see rats here by the tree.lly aoupl they moved during that o minute, 20 of the story. property owners say this problem is csing them to lose tenants. one moved out a coue months ago. everyone here isoping the city can come up with a solutio as th construction continues. th project expected toast at least another fouryears. live in san fraisco,tephanie chuang, nbcay area news. >> right on cue we saw two rats moving toward stephae. >>> still to come, we'll show bring

a vietnam war veteran, he's made around two dozen acclaimed hollywood films, including "platoon," "wall street," "salvador," "board on the fourth "born on the fourth of july." edition of "jfk" comes out on blu-ray next week. recently, he has cowritten a 10 part showtime series called, "oliver stone's untold history of the united states." we're also joined by peter kuznick, a professor of history and director of the nuclear studies institute at american university. he is co-author of, "the untold history of the united states." we welcome you both. oliver stone, let's begin with you as we move into the 50th anniversary of the kennedy assassination. your thoughts? >> thank you, amy, for having me back. hello, peter. my thoughts. i saw them film these last few days and i've been able to assess it again and followed the case more or less from the outside. i haven't been inside. it is amazing to me that people still deny it. as you know, i was in the infantry in vietnam. at a fair amount of combat experience. i saw people blown away in action. when you look once again at the basics of the fil

he was awarded the silver star for leading his play tina series of a-- platoon in a series of attacks that inflicted casualties. his son isn't sure if authorities have confused his father with the other merrill. >>> the tunnel boring machine that has been carving out the path for san francisco's new central subway may cause some bart delays next week. the machine nicknamed mom chung will begin crossing under market street at 4th near the old navy store on monday. the tunnels will be located about 10 feet below the bart tunnel and will eventually form a new branch of the t-3rd line connecting the city's soma district with stops at union square and eventually chinatown. >>> checking bay area headlines, at the richmond harbor authorities pulled a car out of the water with a body inside. the car is registered to a man who lives aboard a boat nearby. it may have been a terrible accident. authorities think the car was in reverse when it crashed through on barriers and went backwards into the water. >>> and that was a driver of a utility truck speeding away from the chp down southbound 101 e

and every morning, a platoon of city workers cleans up after them. this trash is just the small stuff. >> broken windows, broken cars, trucks that are set on fire. >> reporter: late this afternoon, the board of supervisors voted on a different strategy. >> there are 6ayes and 5 nos. >> it's passed on the first reading as amended. >> reporter: with that et volunteer, san francisco parks will now be officially closed from midnight to 5 a.m. but there was plenty of opposition in the halls of city hall and on the board itself. >> as a gay man i'm mindful of the fact that 29% of homeless people in this city are queer. we are better than saying no luck. >> they will go elsewhere. >> reporter: advocates say it's part of a larger problem. >> the question of why now is a really good one. we have all this intense pressure around gentrification. for people who are poor in san francisco they are getting hit from all sides. >> reporter: but the parks are hit as well from stole- equipment to slashed trees. park officials and the police say the curfew is a reasonab

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to be a platoon sergeant the way they structure demand but it is completely different to how we doing. there is a discussion because but i talk about this in the book and it may look for the brazilian police typical to what the military does. >> could questions around the fourth component the importance of having some dissent soldiers with a dynamic how could we incorporates with the american-led military around called the military's would? >> i will just focus on one issue but how we use people that understand big data or that they understand the environment. it is a colonial discipline in a postgraduate degree to put on a funny hat to go into somebody else's country it is typhus savages of the south pacific of anthropology of the author that traveled to the islands in the early 20s to came back to growth this warda account of things happening. coming from that background i thought that all these people are connected. but there ought to be but latino outside of rio day janeiro i thought i would have to go walk the streets but obviously you do still need to do some of that like to mak

. >> well, actually, my platoon call me the mom of the platoon and most of my soldiers call me mom, they'llissing their family at home. i'm actually away from my unit today. i'm in bagram and i had to meet other peoples and make them my extended family today. so, it has been fun. it has been great. and i feel like i'm very thankful and blessed today. i'm enjoying myself here. >> you certainly are a blessing and great to see your approach and your attitude about this. if your family's watching here in the united states, what message might you have for them? >> happy thanksgiving. hope you had a blessed day today. i miss you. love you. and i will see you next year. >> that's great. staff sergeant sheila lucius, i'll call you mom today, too, thank you for being with us and sharing your thoughts and from all of us at msnbc, of course, happy thanksgiving to you and thank you for all of your service. >>> in the news now, today an earthquake shook an iranian city that's home to a nuclear plant. the 5.6 quake struck northeast of bashir. there are no immediate reports of injuries or damage, but peop