the washington post is the washington post. we're sitting here in the 40th anniversary year of richard nixon's resignation driven entirely by the reporting of the washington post, you can say he had made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you know, the washington post is one of these national, international kind of cosmic universal brands, i'm just wondering what that shift for you has been like, or essentially you cover up the name plate and a newspaper is a newspaper is a newspaper. >> sure. well, i was at the globe for a little shy of a dozen years and i think we did tremendous work, i think it's important to remember the tremendous work that was done there, the investigation of the catholic church, the concealment of that abuse for decades be at this archdiocese of boston and the church at a broader level as well, that had an immediate impact but has an impact that continues to this day. so an institution like the boston globe, powerful journalistic institution can have a worldwide impact and it did in that ins

it stopped her in her trashings. >> at the top of a posting was a posting from a friend that i went to high school that said i want to thank everyone who tried to help me. and i knew right away it was a goodbye message. >> facebook's teamed up with the university of washington and other partners like forefront. now matters, the national suicide prevention hot line and others. people thinking about ending it all have been consulted. >> i can't tell you how much of a difference it made to put the messaging in front of survivors, having them tell us what they thought of it. >> among the suggestions, an appropriate message to send to a friend rallying others to help them, and the number of the national suicide prevention live line. in some cases considered more serious, facebook will look at the post and call in the local authorities. it's amazing. i was able to see and interact with the project. the best thing that a person could say in this situation, in my experience is that they care. >> facebook says it has teams working 24/7 to review any suicide posting or self-harm posting that may

guardian. >> most of those people knew those were posted against my will.wish i could say that the abuse ended that day or that week or that month, but years later, i'm still being harassed. >> reporter: so she took the highly unusual step of posting her own nude photographs, photos she staged as a way, she says, for her to become more comfortable with her own body again and take back control of her own identity. >> i get why people think this is counter intuitive, but this is key. consent is key. i did this. >> reporter: others feel trapped, like holly. >> knowing that someone with a click of a button take whatever information they wanted from you and share it is really troubling. it almost makes me want to shower with my clothes on. >> reporter: and kayla laws. >> it's embarrassing to know that they've seen that photo of me, and they know what i look like now topless because of that site. >> these revenge porn sites are evil abuse. anytime one gets taken down another one pops up in its place. >> reporter: california along with other states have passed leg

for that the person who posted it is. the problem with the revenge porn sites is they deliberately set out to make it impossible to determine who posted that information. and they go ahead and they passively host this. they invite people to post the pictures. they make it easy for them. they refuse to track the identity of the people posting, then claim they're immune under federal law. they're technically right. the law, until it's changed to remove that immunity, these attacks based on criminal prosecution of mr. moore or the state laws that are being enacted to go after the people who are doing the posting, they're indirect ways of attacking the real problem, which is these website operators do it for fun and profit. and until you take away the fun with prison terms and take away the profit with financial liability, they'll continue doing it. >> mitch, could you rewrite the law so that it would make this kind of website impossible, but not harm -- not do any harm to all the rest of the websites out there that have inpu

always posted at foxnews.com. with the breaking news three young men in new york have been arrested and charged with providing material support to isis we now more than ever must realize how very real this threat is and how much we as a nation need to pays attention to the every growing problem, yes, president obama has sent his war authorization bill to congress but is he just going through the motions? or do you believe that it's really in his heart, that he really wants this fight? since the three-day extremism summit last week at the white house. al shaabab kidnapping over 100 men, women and children. and these three men wanting to join isis,. do we need anymore wakeup calls? thank goodness intel thwarted these latest potential attacks before anything could happen. but what about the next time? let's face the facts, isis, al qaeda, al shaabab and all terrorist groups aren't really on the run, are they? a senate hearing going on right now to consider what i was just talking about. president obama's request for

tweet us twitter.com/booktv, or post a comment on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. >> here's a look at some books that are being published this week: >> look for these titles in bookstores in the coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv.org. >> by far the most jaw-dropping aspect of life in crystal city was the fact that the camp was the center of fdr's secret prisoner exchange program. one of the lessons i learned through going through all these documents and interviewing all these people is that by whatever name it is called -- internment, preventive detainment or just flat imprisonment -- the practice of incarcerating immigrants with blood ties to countries in which the united states is at war always exists in part for the purpose of exchange. it works like a human chess game. each side tries to get back their own citizens without giving up their highest value prisoners. some of the people in crystal city were probably they probably should have been at crystal city. chris kuhn, who was the head of the american nazi party was a high value prisoner fo

she is a combat veteran and huffington post -- i am going say that again the huffington post actually question her -- huffington post. question her credibility as a woman in combat. aren't they supposed to be all go go gals in combat and kick butt and they bring on loser vets. you are a loser vet for saying that. she is a female combat vet. get over it. >> she was part of the party that the huffington post didn't like. you claim to be in the military. after wearing a purple sweater i doubt that is the case. >> i guess you never heard of the purple heart. >> boom. >> i think it is clear he has a problem with strong women. i am calling on the huffington post to fire him. he is problematic and he is apparently living in the past where women are not allowed to serve in combat zones. >> as long as he says it in the huffington post they agree with him. >> they clearly endorse everything he said. his first paragraph was they think firefights with the enemy, but the military defines it differently. that should have been the last paragraph as well. >> she is absolutely 100% correct. >> unlike

caller: well, i mean, they posted -- well, not they but the media posted the killing of saddam hussein, so i don't really see the difference. although, i do think because it was a prisoner, they should have probably put a lot more thought into it. also, they should have contacted the persons family before they posted it. so no, i don't think they should have posted the video. host: what about americans? to they have posted about americans? caller: i think -- i think that they should probably talk to officials before they post anything of americans. because, you know, that is our person that they are prosecuting. or it emboldens isis to throw an attack, you know, freely on americans. so it is kind of a hard position to take. i don't personally know what they should do. but any posting of any type of execution is a very her thick -- is very horrific. it hurts, you know? host: all right. john is in pennsylvania. hi, john. caller: hello, peter. i do not watch the video. i'm not going to. it is up to fox to determine if they're going to shorter not. listening to some of the other commenters

yemen has long been a high-threat post. it wasn't just the united states germany, france, we expect others will follow the situation is just too volatile to be on the ground now. that is not about american leadership. that is about the situation on the ground and concerns about that. >> barack obama was touting it in a example of how our support of a foreign government is working. here we are. the government collapsed we've had to abandon our embassy. our counter terrorism program must have taken a hit. before we left we destroyed classified materials counter terrorism center is based in part in the embassies. now, are we still supposed to be looking at yemen as an example of american success? >> well, first was our efforts to cooperate on counter terrorism. that is ongoing. is it impacted by the volatility on the ground? absolutely. impacted bit fact we don't have a diplomatic staff on the ground? that is continuing. >> who the people we like there now pushed out of power. here is video of the people in control. they do no

they told me they were proud to serve, but struggled with issues like post-traumatic stress. they told me the challenges they had in getting support and treatment and managing their medications, sing strong for their families and fellow soldiers, and most of all the challenge of asking for help which is hard to do for folks who are used to helping others. i think of staff sergeant ty carter, who are awarded the medal of honor. he survived an unimaginable battle in afghanistan and carried a wounded comrade to safety. he acknowledged before the ceremony and talked about a publicly his struggles with post-traumatic stress. first, he resisted even seeking help, but eventually reached out for the care that he needed. today, he is transitioning to civilian life. he started as a business. he travels across the country as an advocate, helping veterans another american strother struggles and resource of strength. i think of the college student who recently worked on christmas day. this is as of top a letter as i received as president. she talks about her father, whose retired marine,

you are at the listening post and here are some media stories we have been tracking this week i.s.i.l. propaganda and the daily telegraph and add money influencing the editorial agenda which how do you like to read your news times roman or gothic condensed and photographs from the front lines of the news. since the first i.s.i.l. video came on line in august of 2014 showing beheading of the journalist james foley the crafted out put has been increasingly gruesome, at the beginning of the month there was a pilot being burned alive and this past week footage of 21 egyptian copyic christians being beheaded in libya and the first material to be filmed outside of the territories outside syria and iraq and each video and propaganda pulled more players in the fray and in the past three weeks jordan and egypt and new zealand joined in and i.s.i.l. out put visual and compelling feeds in a narrative of inevitable war and revenge, this is story-telling material made by those who know beyond potential recruits it's global news organizations that will find these images hard to ignore the listening

she'll talk to you. >> this is a video posted to facebook by a guy named greg. out siri on the new iphone. people who use cell phones have a lot of trouble with siri, right? >> siri good afternoon. how are you? >> she's got the most adorable accent. they live in sunshine australia but grandma moved there 58 years ago but still has this beautiful italian acce. >> all the talk andhen of the button. >> he is no help at all. >> he isn't helping, right. >> the thing she need to ask siri is what time is it in italy right now. >> what time is italy? >> checking. i see a handful of restaurants in your area. >> huh? >> restaurants in your area. >> instead she gets a handful of deli restaurants. >> can you tell me the time in italy, please. >> the time in rome italy, is 9:28 a.m. >> this video was just posted to facebook and in one day, got more than half a million views. but there is a reason to that. this grandma is actually internet famousp pp. she has her own facebook page created by greg. she has no idea she's internet famous. it's all because of a video posted back

they posted a video online saying french muslims have a duty to act now. the video shows seven masked people armed with automatic rifles. a man in the center calls for militants in france to carry out more attacks in the country. the man praises the attacks last month against "charlie hebdo" and a jewish super market. he encouraged supporters to target police and citizens. the message is in french and lasts about ten minutes. >>> aviation authorities in taipei are combing through twisted metal and debris trying to determine the cause of a deadly plane crash. they say they've been able to recover the flight data recorders. they'll now examine what's left of the fuselage. the passenger jet crashed on wednesday shortly after takeoff. video from a dashboard camera shows the plane losing balance and clipping an overpass. before slamming belly up into a river. the taiwanese trans asia airways plane was bound to kinman island with 58 people on board. officials say it was a twin engine turboprop atr-72. they say 31 people died in the crash and 15 have been rescued

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hicks' facebook posts. he's an extremist atheist. the daughter said this is a very hateful neighbor. i believe he hates us for who we are and how we dress. he used to touch his gun in his holster when he saw them. you need to have hate in your heart to execute three young people in the way that mr. hicks did. >> and indeed, you know we're now seeing some of the facebook posts by craig hicks. he said people say nothing can solve the middle east problem, not mediation, not arms not financial aid. i said there's something atheism. had the family had these young people come into contact with mr. hicks, and were they afraid of him, to your knowledge? >> absolutely. he was their neighbor. he lived in the same apartment complex. as i said mr. hicks would carry a gun in a visible holster. he would touch his gun when he saw the young people. again, the daughter the wife would tell her father i'm really afraid of him. i think he hates us and he hates us for who we're. this was a cry for help. when they complained to the apartment complex manag

the company will use support posts, which look like this.one says you are not alone and offers way to talk to someone and how to get help. this book will also contact people reporting the posts and provide them with options to call or message a potential suicidal friend. apple has issued invitations for media events in san francisco that offer hints about the topic. the invitation is on the left and it says spring 40, forward, a reference to sitting clocks for daylight savings times on march 8th. apple unveiled a high-tech watch in september and is reportedly getting ready to release in april. sheriffs deputies are issuing a warning after a mountain lion was seen today. it happened this morning on mountain would lay inside. the homeowners said the big cat was on their porch for 15 minutes and the deputies saw deputy saw the lion run off into the hills. another unconfirmed sighting in the same area on sunday of the mountain lion with two cubs. votes are in and now we are hearing from buster posey about being selected as the face of baseball.

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charles: all right so post of -- post office lost 754 million over the last year.evenue up 4.3%, package volume up 13%. that is 6.6% of ups and fedex. spacex scrubbed their launch against this time because of poor weather condition, falcon 9, will deliver a weather satellite to space, they will try again tomorrow. and dragon rocket departed from international space station, it is on its way back to work. the success of spaceic spacex ad others, motivating nasa. so should government drop all of its opposition to private sector they seem to be upping their game. >> you know, in some cases maybe but not this case, this is a 60 billion dollar a year, u.s. post offers, they are losing so much money. they have 23 billion dollars in debt, who is going to take it over? the two biggest private companies, fedex and ups rely on the u.s. postal service. charles: i think that ul would take them over. >> i don't know. charles: is it cool the notion that maybe they are thinking outside of the box. >> absolutely, competition is a good thing. evenf the w oroshey areirgeoe,nd as lon

investigators believe, social media posts led to the crime the victim had recently posted pictures ofam account and facebook page, including rolexes and other jewelry along with hundreds of dollars in cash. police say three maersk men kicked in the door of the home on brookshire drive early yesterday and demanded specific items. then, they jumped out second story window before police got there. you heard the glass paul, then heard them screaming get out of the house run. >> definitely somebody who is affiliated with them. it had to be, they know where you live, telling them what you have. it is almost inviting them in. >> if you have any information about who may have targeted the victim, please contact philadelphia police. >>> a spirited debate in lower merion, some residents are demanding answers after two groups of black men were stopped and questioned by police, while shoveling snow in the community. the incidents drew a loft criticism on social media. some have claimed they were cases of racial profiling. township officials held a public meeting in ardmore last night to discuss r

enraging japan, getting the united states out of its post sort of more on an isolation post than we've been in in years of occupation. and now in jordan in the heart of the middle east. they are somehow managing to offend everybody on the planet. >> yeah. there's two questions that i have about all of this and neither of which i feel like i can answer because i don't have the expertise in it. but one is are they doing this on purpose? is isis doing this on purpose to draw a country into syria to make it easier for them to attack? i don't know. the second is, related question is how effective are air strikes alone? at what point does jordan and other countries say, okay we need to commit more ground troops in there and can they? is that the type of theater in which they can operate. i don't know the answer to either of those but those seem like the two critical questions underlying all of this. >> it's hard to say. in the air strikes in bosnia it worked. >> yeah. >> sometimes it does work. here with this case you have again, you don't have a state. >> right. >> you just have a desperate

we have posted all of that on six abc.com.s jim just very tip of the very big iceberg, of information that is out there and various tools to find it. you will will's fine those on six abc.com. >> brian, thank you. >>> we have a tough situation out there, we have cecily tynan here to explain why. >> jim, we are finding how the how dangerous freezing rain can be. storm tracker six usually we show it live but i want to show you around 9:00 o'clock. that pink line, that is new jersey turnpike near cranberry and it was a brief batch of freezing rain that rolled through. do you see that blue? that was it. it rolled through very quickly. that is all it takes to coat and glaze the roads. that likely did cause that pile up on the new jersey turnpike. now, we will go to storm tracker six live and show you what is going on. we have another batch of freezing rain moving through lancaster county right now chester county, northern new castle count and more moving through in the overnight hours. the problem is temperatures are below freezing

that is probably unprecedented in the post-world war ii era. that being said, i think we're going to have to finesse the language that he's given us. he has two limiting factors in his draft. he said the troops can't be enduring, and that they can only be defensive. there's absolutely no precedence built up around those two worse. enduring might be a year, but john mccain it might be ten years. the department of defense is by its nature offensive in its operations. so these are terms that we're going to have to work with. but i think the president has made it clear, he's not going to put major combat troops on the ground. we want to make sure we have an authorization that holds true to the promise he made to the american people. >> the authorization language proposed by the president today would sunset the iraq war authorization from back in 2002. it would leave the post 9/11 authorization in place which has been used to justify all sorts of things that have nothing to do with 9/11, or al qaeda over the years. is that on the table in terms of t

her videos posted online for everyone to see. >> an ex boyfriend had threatened, he was going to post a cd, consisting of 80 images of me. creating an ebay. the title was professor nude photos. what if my colleagues see this? how many other people see this, the main fear was how do i stop this? >> reporter: at the time, revenge porn sites were exploding on the internet. one of the most notorious is anyone up? it was separateby hunter moore. he pled guilty of identity theft, posting nude pictures online. >> what do you think of this? >> the entire thing is shocking. >> adam steinbock is an investigator in los angeles he hunts down people who solicit and publish nonconsensual pornography. >> somebody is really hurting because somebody in a petty moment of revenge wanted to lash out at someone. but worst than that, operating these websites, and the pain they are causing. >> you mean extortion? >> yes almost every website has an extortionate reason for it. >> he's exposed more than half odozen revenge porn site operators. people like kevin the san diego man was quibted a convicted a few w

we have posted them on the website. nbcwashington.com. greer was unarmed when he was shot in his home in springfield. today, some fairfax county residents demanded an independent review. >> the fairfax board needs to change the policy of obstruction to one of transparency and create an independent review board to give officers fair treatment but have some accountability. >> the board decided to conduct an internal audit. the father hasn't read the whole report but he told us today it seems to confirm that other officers on the scene had a different account of what happened than the officer who actually shot his son. >>> protesters on the white house today demanding worldwide nuclear disarmament. a group of global zero brought an inflatable missile to rally support for the cause. they say president obama is proposing an upgrade to the u.s. arsenal that could cost a trillion dollars. >>> domestic aus into a big issue for the nfl this year. highlighted by the ray rice case and how the league handled it. super bowl sunday two ads will address

senior political editor for the huffington post. sam stein is here too. hi. >> how is it going to. >> can't complain. >> long week. let's get to the news. jordan is not backing down its efforts to take the fight to islamic state militants. they unleashed a new round of air strikes in syria following the apparent burning death o

where he's a pot reviewer for a online post called the cannabist. >> how many have you sam bled and reviewed? >> graham stomper sky walker and girl scout cookies. i've reviewed all but the chemical 4 and the mob boss. >> are you worried about people not taking you seriously, for coming up with these unique words for different types of pot? >> food or drink criticism if you crack open a microbrew and it's a stout you might smell coffee or chocolate notes. it's very, very comparable, it's a new and different arena. i know people are skeptical. they are very unique strains. >> a year ago, making a living sampling pot for a venerable newspaper like the denver post may have been unthinkable even ludicrous, but the editors of the denver post, wanted to bring pot reviews and hard hitting interviews together in one place. >> what did you think the position would be? >> immediately i knew i had wanted it. it was a brand-new beat but i wasn't the most knowledgeable person in the newsroom, i wasn't the biggest stone are in the newsroom. i wanted to make sure they knew that and they said yes th

admitting he was part of a hacking scheme to steal nude pictures and post them online. what do you think is the most shocking thing you learnt about the internet porn operations? >> adam is an investigative blogger. he hunts down people who solicit and public nonconsensual pornography. >> someone is hurting people. people lose their jobs, out of their homes, losing their relatives. someone in a moment of revenge want to lash out. worse than that i think are the people who operate the websites. them. >> extortion. >> every website has an extortion element to it. >> reporter: cross-checking public weapons and ip addresses, he has exposed half-a-dozen revenge porn site operators. people like this, a san diego man convicted a few weeks ago on 27 criminal charges related to revenge porn site called you got posted. and profiting from a site called change my reputation, where victims of revenge porn had to pay their ex-rated pictures to be taken down. >> i send an email asking a series of questions that i know the answer to. they'll live to me, i will send another email saying

and yemen has long been a high threat post. it wasn't just the united states germany, the united kingdom, france and we certainly expect others will follow. the situation as you've referenced in your opening here is just too volatile to be on the ground right now. that's not about american leadership. that is about the situation on the ground and concerns about the future of yemen for the yemeni people. >> but the government there was u.s.-backed. and as recently as september barack obama was touting it as an example of a country in which our counterterrorism program is working and our support of a foreign government is working. and here we are in early february, the government has collapsed. we had to abandon our embassy. our counterterrorism program must have taken a hit because before we left we destroyed all the classified materials. counterterrorism center is based in part the embassies as everyone knows. are we supposed to be looking at yemen as some sort of example of american success? >> well, first what the president w

images posted online show the apparent kill inging of a man. the man believed to be the pilot is surrounded by mass gunmen and set on fire. he was captured by the militants in late december after his jet crashed during u.s. led air strikes. islamic state members had demanded the release of death row inmates in return for freeing japanese hostage kenji goto. the militant group didn't show any evidence and released a video that purportedly shows the killing of goto. government officials in iman are trying to verify the authenticity of the latest images. jordan's state run tv broke the news across the nation. it carried a banner saying our hero has been killed. it reported that the pilot was killed on january 3rd and said he was already dead when islamic state was negotiating with the jordanian government over his release. the broadcaster provided no evidence. it showed a message from king abdallah, he has confirmed the killing happened last month, he says one of jordan's precious pilots has been killed by terrorists. >> translator: i have receive

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girl posted a picture in nazi outfit. another post about bombing jews at a water ice stand and there is tweeting from separate account saying things about running over or blowing up jewness lakewood. >> it is frightening it is scary, and never once in the neighborhood where your next-door neighbors are writing post about driving around, lakewood and killing people. >> reporter: ocean county sheriff office looked in the tweets in mid-july and said there is in threat of harm and left discipline of any minors involve to parents and the school district. jackson school district confirmed receiving a report about one of their students but won't comment on any disciplinary actions. >> it was very disturbing but i didn't view it as a threat. >> reporter: lakewood mayor albert ackerman said even though his town has high percentage of jewish residents threats are rare and he cannot remember any recent hate crimes. he spoke with the jackson mayor and school administration about the tweets. >> the conversation was just about the heal

we'll keep you posted on that.m 4 weather app ready to go four't) zones done by me personally so you can have a better idea how to plan your day out. here is your sunday afternoon planner. a few flurries can't be ruled out during the course of the day, maybe a sleet pellet or two. temperatures will be far enough above freezing where very little, if anything will stick to the ground. that's definitely good news. kickoff is at 6:30, chances of light raindrops around by then. then your sunday evening. few showers, by 10:00 11:00 and the game is over and you're heading home rain will be likely. any time the roads are wet, they could be slippery. please, no drinking and driving tonight. there's the winter weather advisory posted for northern maryland. not much coming down. most of this is evaporateing before it reaches the ground. this next wave comes through late morning into early afternoon. the big problems are by far to our north and west. that's where the bigger troubles will stay for the rest of tonight and into t

we have description of the men posted on our website cbsphilly.com. live in northeast detectives, justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> thank you, justin. the 57th annual grammy awards did not disappoint, millions warmed the show stopping performances on music's biggest night. danielle nottingham with all of your highlights from los angeles. >> reporter: wok err beck pulls offer major upset at the grammys, beating out beyonce and a sam smith for albumn of the year. british newcomber sam smith multiple winner taking home song of the year record of the year and best new artist. >> i want to thank the man whose this record is about who i have spent the last year with, thank you so much for breaking my heart because you got me 4-gram us. >> he also performed his break out song stay with me with mary jay blige. >> ♪ ♪ stay with me ♪ ♪ >> and beyonce won best r&b albumn. >> this has been such an incredible year. >> miranda lambert won best country albumn. >> just amazing feels surreal. >> the grammys try to make sure the performances include something f

or are you blue and black. >> post a comment on our web site.post one on our facebook page as well. i see white and gold completely. >> me too. drew? checking our weather and what do you see in the dress. >> white and gold too. in the story it looks blue and black. i don't know. changes whenever you see it. we talk about weather tonight. talking about a cooler day on the way for your friday and then the threat of wet weather moves in for saturday. tvl we have dry sky up above and photo in my twitter page. where you live early this evening notice above the golden gate. high clouds streaming in ahead of the next system moving in from the north. east bay hills camera. camera shaking quite a bit. wind has increased. we saw gust over 30 miles per hour that's going to continue overnight tonight. those winds will wring in a cooler air mass for tomorrow. scattered showers for saturday and weekend snow. in the sierra. right now temperature wise 55 currently oakland. 56 san francisco. 57 hayward. san jose 55. livermore checking in at 54 degrees. satellite

not a smart thing to post on facebook. it leads authorities to them.ion this guy and talk to him but don't make an arrest at that time. why? >> it depends on what they got out of him at that time. there was enough for them to go and see him, to interview him. maybe there wasn't enough for criminal charges at that point. you have to look at two things. one, these guys had to be morons. the fbi comes to your house, they interview you with the secret service. you threaten to kill the president or something close to it. at that point -- this is in august this is six months ago. you don't stop doing what you're doing? no you continue to do it and it comes to the point that one of them is actually getting on a plane on the way to turkey. >> right, but in between that time the fbi decides to use a paid informant to communicate with these guys right? >> yes. >> the use of paid informants i know is controversial in some circles. i'm just curious, how much are paid informants paid? >> it depends on the case depends on what happens. basically they are paid based

in fact he did everything we urge people with post-traumatic stress to do. he reached out to his family. they embraced him with love. he opened up to other veterans and they were there for him, too. he sought treatment not once but repeatedly and he filled it with service. he went to haiti to help people rebuilt after the cyclone. he even appeared in a public service announcement encouraging veterans having a tough time to reach out for help. . clay received care through the va. but his struggle towas consistent and by the time the severity was recognized it was too late. clay had taken his life just weeks before and he was 28 years old. amid unimaginable grief. clay's family jake and his fellow veterans made it their mission the pain they endure. they reached out far and wide. they made personal appeals to congress. and thanks to their tireless efforts, and we are particularly grateful to clay's family being able to transform grief into action action. today i will sign the clay hunt save act into law. save stands for suicide prevention for american veterans