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of pts, as well as help, you know, troops recover as best as possible from pts.t the va. va does that work, too, but complemented by others. i think one of the things i know one of the things we're heralding here are private sector groups that help vets, so some of the people riding mountain bikes with, have got pts, yet mountain biking has helped them, you know, get back to as normal a life as possible. and that's not a va function. that's a private sector function. some people ask me all the time about being with the vets, and my answer universally is, i'm inspired, you know? i may have a knee ache, but it certainly not even close to what people who have been riding these bikes today have overcome. and if our citizens see them overcoming difficult odds, they, themselves, who think they have the toughest hand to play, should be saying, wow, this person can do it and live life to the fullest, so can i. that's really what we're celebrating. >> joining me now, dr. marc siegel. doc, thanks. great interview, by the way, great job. couple of thoughts. i watched that p

pt barnum was known as the greatest circus showman in history. let me paint a picture for you at how it was when i was a boy in the city into the circuit came to town. a mile long train with sick b. cars into the train station. trucks moved below on to the fairgrounds and local kids began to gather. finally they set out and raised the big tent that seemed to us and possibly big. it held a promise of a thrilling spectacle of flying trapeze acts, tight rope walker is a human cannonball, fire breathers and lion tamer's and just then when it seemed things couldn't get anymor any more exciting, tt up the sideshow act. the parade of human kerry on cities -- curiosities. this is the children yearned to see and it also haunted them later. siamese twins, the living skeleton, the giant spawn, the lion face and. my friends, this show would offend modern sensibilities, but it was wildly successful. as pt barnum put it, nobody ever lost a dollar by underestimating the taste of the american public. the american public is interested still inside shows. that's w

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give you pts.ge of human experience that needs to be treated is not exclusive to veterans. veterans go all the time to doctors to get lots of things taken care of, which i mean i was a vet. i had a penetrating head wound. gi to a civilian doctor. i'm on medicare now. and the same set-up in medicare exists as existed in tricare as existed when i was in the army. go to a doctor around the doctor takes care of it. the end. you don't need this incredibly expensive inertia-ridden bureaucracy as a parallel environment completely different useless universe for veterans to go to get medical care. we will need -- if you're going to do this, you're going to have to have a private/public partnership, which after all, isn't that what medicare is? >> exactly. i want to just close on, james, this is a real scandal. this has the potential to be -- benghazi, all of that -- no. this is very serious. you heard shinseki, he's mad as hell and mcdonough said this morning, the white house chief of staff, that the presid

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and like other injuries, pts is treatable. military and medical communities have made great strides developing effective ways to reduce and overcome pts. like depression. pts can be controlled through medication and therapy and other treatment. but like most serious injuries it rarely goes away on its own. those affected must get help. we're going to use our platform to make clear that veterans receiving treatment for posttraumatic stress are not damaged goods. they are not mentally shattered. they are people who got hurt defending our country and are now overcoming wounds. employers would not hess that's to hire an employee getting treated for a medical condition like diabetes or high blood pressure. and they should not hesitate to hire veterans getting treated for posttraumatic stress. [applause] one of the leaders in this area is retired general pete shirelli on our advisory council and with is today. pete made it his mission to spread the science around pts and help veterans can receive. pete's one mind and alice's own cen

it's -- pts is an injury which means it's fixable overtime. >> it's not ptsd? >> i have dropped the d. d stands for disorder and we don't view and a lot of the experts don't view pts as a disorder. it's an injury. that's really important for a lot of reasons. i it's important to eliminate stigma. >> you can see the interview later on and we talked about other issues as well. there is talk about hisle brother running for president. >> i have a little brother so i know what it's like to be protective of a little brother. my little brother like your little brother is much bigger than me. >> probably much smarter, as well. >> he is probably smarter than me, too. >> i have really not talked to jeb about the presidency. it's hard for people to believe. >> i was talking about marv. >> my advice is marv, don't run. i hope jeb runs. i think he would be a great president. i have no clue what's on his mind and we will talk when he's ready. i noticed he's moving around the country quite a bit. >> doing well in polls. >> that's fine. it don't mean anything for him. i can gu

many of the men who have pts will tell you that biking has helped them recover. pts is an injury. which means it's fixable over time. >> i noticed you dropped the "d." it's not ptsd. >> i have dropped the "d." d stands for disorder. we don't view and allot lot of experts don't view pts as a disorder. it's an injury. that's important for a lot of reasons. it's important to get rid of the stigma. employers say i don't want to hire somebody with a disorder but an employer will hire somebody with an injury, because injuries are fixable. >> i've heard you talk about the chasm, the distance between the 1% who serve and the 99% of us who don't. >> that's right. >> who haven't. >> yes. >> there is this chasm, it's difficult to bridge. i wonder how you think we can bridge it. >> i think that our society is adjusting to the reality of vets returning from overseas. and it's important for those of us who have got a bully pulpit or a platform, to help explain to our fellow citizens that it's one thing to be compassionate but it's one thing to better understand them. the bush center, our part i

at the end of the day, our job is to give every american worker a fair shot to provide forthe pt objection. mr. mcconnell: i'd luke to start this morning by reit read -- this morning by reading an excerpt from a memo by gene sperling to president clinton t relates it a minimum wage proposal similar to the one we're considering today. here's what he wrote: "your entire economic team believes that this approach is too aggressive and are concerned that it could approve damaging to employment prospects of low-skilled workers, as well as to the general microeconomic performance of our economy." bue memo noted there was a plus side to supporting the proposal. it would unify the liberal wing of the democratic party. well, today feels like deja vu all over again because even though our constituents keep telling us that they expect washington to focus on jobs, that's clearly not what they're getting from the senate. instead senate democrats are pushing legislation today that would cost as many as a million jobs in this country, legislation that the left flank of their party demands. that's their re

why is it that people think that the veteran has pts it's somehow permanent disability? rather than something they've got to work through? >> well, because what happens is that i believe they gather everything together. you know? if there is a shooting here, the veteran will, obviously, ptsd. those things there they just hurt so much because you know, some people have issues before they come n i'm no doctor but you know, i dealt with pts. i know other brother who's have done that. and it's not about wanting to hurt other people. it's a guilt feeling of what happened of missing your brothers and trying to make sense of what actions are that you're saying. you go, you watch people die. you're under stress of knowing you can lose your life in a mement. it's a natural reaction you know what i mean? and i tell people, you know, i look at ptsd like lice. do you know what i mean? >> that is well said because i hope people are listening to your message. there are a lot of employers that ought to be hiring veterans. what advice would you give to those employers? because maybe the

many of the men who have had pts will tell that you biking has helped them recover. it's -- pts is an injury which means it's fixable over time. >> and i notice you've dropped the "d." it's not ptsd anymore. >> i have dropped the "d," and thank you for reminding the viewers of that. "d" stands for disorder. and we don't view -- and a lot of the experts don't view -- pts as a disorder. it's an injury. and that's really important for a lot of reasons. it's important to eliminate stigma. >> this is an issue the former president cares about deeply. this is an issue jake tapper also cares about deeply. he's written extensively, a wonderful book on afghanistan. i am really looking forward to this full interview later today on "the lead with jake tapper." >> i wonder if there's going to be a separate diagnosis for people who suffer posttraumatic stress but not from an injury because there are many rape victims and other people who suffer these kinds of traumas, and they suffer from that kind those issues as well. it would be interesting to see what happens there. >>> let's

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that boat was the pt-1096789 its skipper was a young lieutenant named john f. kennedy. >> he had a lot of guts. what he did to try to save his man after his boat was ran from a japanese destroyer is unbelievable. >> kennedy dove into a burning sea to pull his men back in the wreckage and then swam for two miles with an injured sailor despite his own serious injuries. he finally got word of their survival back to bit. robinson said he was asked if he wanted to attempt a rescue. >> if the commanding officer in the united states navy asked you to do something, it has to be the greatest idea in the whole freaking world. >> we were going in against japanese destroyers with little wooden boats. >> againsted toes, robinson sailed his own pt boat in 30 miles of enemy-controlled water. later, they shared a hospital room. even then, rick remembers kennedy being concerned about the living conditions of the island natives. >> did you know he was head for big things? >> yes, i did. he was talking about some day we ought to help people like. this that was the start of the pe

why is it that people think that the veteran has pts it's somehow permanent disability? rather than something they've got to work through? >> well, because what happens is that i believe they gather everything together. you know? if there is a shooting here, the veteran will, obviously, ptsd. those things there they just hurt so much because you know, some people have issues before they come n i'm no doctor but you know, i dealt with pts. i know other brothers who have done that. and it's not about wanting to hurt other people. it's a guilt feeling of what happened of missing your brothers and trying to make sense of what actions are that you're saying. you stick your hand in the fire and you get burnt. you go, you watch people die. you're under stress of knowing you can lose your life in a moments notice. it's a natural reaction you know what i mean? and i tell people, you know, i look at ptsd like lice. do you know what i mean? >> that is well said because i hope people are listening to your message. there are a lot of employers that ought to be hiring veterans. what a

he knew his move pts. he will be tough to catch. >> desperate for a league, police called washington and asked for a criminal analysis of the crimes. >> we thought this was someone who watched and followed women from afar. when he interacted with women it would be shortly after that interaction before they felt uncomfortable. >> the fbi predicted the killer woos anti-social and learned a pea low average income. >> the fbi came in and said we are looking for somebody in the sing single, white. i know that there's been some confusion about that. i know what he was written and in the paper. it simply wasn't there. >> nevertheless, the local police obtained dna samples from over 1,000 men, most of them white between the ages of 20 and 40. most of them ahad a history of criminal activity. not one of them was a match. >> that's where mol anning lar biologist came in with a warning that eyewitnesss and behavioral profiles are not always right. >> that time of information is faulty wrong. sometimes people lie or t

. >> we're helping redefine our ptsd to pts, post traumatic stress is an injury, it's not a disorder,at it can be treated. that's important, because we want to help eliminate stigma. two, we want to encourage employers when they look at hiring a vet that they not be put off by somebody with pts. if it's called a disorder, somebody is likely to say i don't want to hire somebody with a disorder. every vet here has overcome difficult circumstances and are riding difficult trails. you know, you can succeed, and people ask me all the time about being with the vets. my answer universalry is, i'm inspired. >> well said. this is it for us tonight. be sure to check out my website, listen to my radio show and sign up to become a member and follow me on twitter or facebook. the kelly file is up next. i'm laura ingram in for bill o'reilly. the spin stops right here because we're always looking out for you. >>> al qaeda is on the path to defeat and osama bin laden is dead. >> less than a week later, four americans lay dead in benghazi. an attack all the more shocking because it came on 9/11. the a

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the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america . >> >>> seeking justice for victims of rape - a verdict is expected in a landmark trial of 39 soldiers in democratic republic of congo. . >>> i'm jane dutton, you are watching al jazeera. on the programme - we will get them out. nigeria's president promises to free over 200 kidnapped school girls was his government faces criticism. >>> survivors of afghanistan's landslide makes a plea for help. >>> two weeks after an avalanche kills 16 sherpas on mt everest, their families are still waiting for compensation. >>> the biggest rape trial in the history of democratic republic of congo is about to reach its conclusion. 130 women that say they were raped by government soldiers are waiting to find out if they'll get justice. a special military court is considering its verdict. malcolm web reports. >> reporter: this woman says when she was 16 rebels abducted her and kept her prisoner for six months, raping her repeatedly. when she escaped she was pregnant. in november 2012, a few months afte

that boat was a pt-109. its skipper john f. cbs evening news difficult robinson sailed through enemy-controlled waters to save kennedy and his crew. >>> the u.s. s hornet paid tribute to veterans going back to world war ii. the tradition honoring those who died in the battle was done. speakers also reminded visitors that china was a u.s. ally in world war ii and assisted u.s. pilots in the famous raid on japan in world war ii. >>> kind of a somber mood, but it was beautiful weather. >> reporter: it was perfect. anything outdoors was great. we had some of the best weather in the country. wasn't terribly hot. that will continue for the foreseeable future. lots of afternoon sunshine similar to. this although we will go on a little bit of a roller coaster ride tvs-wise. san francisco is sitting at 65 and sunny. sunshine in stand but with less of that ocean influence-- in santa rosa, but with less of that ocean influence. 74 on saturday. up to 83 yesterday. ed to's high so far 81 degrees in the santa clara valley. very comfortable o

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the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america ♪ >>> egypt's presidential candidate accepts defeat in the election but says there were serious violations in the vote. ♪ ♪ >>> mellow, i am jane and you are watching al jazerra live from our headquarters in doha. also ahead, pakistan's prime minister calls for an investigation after a woman was beaten to beth b death by her fn front of a court. tensions flare inky stern ukraine as pro russians separatists shoot down a

every morning they put up a yellow flag in front of the house my pt pos of us daily with the flag out in the morning and bring it in again at night. everyone in the village has to participate and then it works when we see the flag everyone knows the people inside are flying up. if the flag fails to appear in the house is immediately visited by a neighbor and medical help provided when needed. the idea has spread to many neighboring villages but it doesn't solve the fundamental problem. no critter patter of tiny feet here in the schoolyard exercise classes taking place in the former school cafeteria a few who come to school and small town in kentucky. just a moment social services provider has taken over the building the regional rooms were to be put into use the curious though what all your sin he seems to be one big classroom tell him that we can get into four separate rooms where residents can now go on up the monotony. windows status they are the empty tables are from the school each resident has won what's the school at four hundred pupils. there were five children in the last gra

each case, police say the teenager approached the victims from behind, kbro groped them, then ran off pt here is a lock at the sketch. a his tannic or asian male in his early it late teens. >> bart reached an agreement with five men detained along with oscar grant. the night grant was shot and killed at fruitville station. they have settled with $175,000 each. as you may remember, grant was unarmed when he was shot and killed by former police officer in 2009. a bart officer was convicted of involuntary manslaughter. what we don't know yet what caused the fatal fall at a construction site in san mateo. cal osha says the worker fell around 15 feet and landed on his head. by the time help arrived the man had died. he was working at old bay meadows racetrack. the try point homes is the construction company running that. they are turning the track into condos and houses. >> eye-opening video, south bay arsonist caught on camera. investigators hope this video will bring him to justice. the homeowner gave him surveillance video. he says it is the third time his home has been attacked. can you s

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ukraine says the one hundred and twenty seven pts place which is one point lower than last year it was the nicest country to discuss but if mr crean. you can find one in jails and a website thursday to calm my name is indelibly hancock stay with us you are in article five commitment to the security of our nato allies including a german aircraft joining nato patrols over the baltic sea. we nodded in our support for ukraine including the very important. imf program for this week to help ukraine stabilize and reform its economy. and as ukrainian forces moved to restore order in eastern ukraine. it is obvious to the world of these russian backed groups are not peaceful protesters. there we are militants. four received significant support from russia russian leadership must know that if it continues to de stabilize eastern ukraine. and disrupt this month's presidential election we will move quickly on additional steps. me on tuesday night dustin and i know. what if it is a key link in the ukraine ukraine on the basis of self determination and commentaries as the bridge they were still learn

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betty yu has more about these three individuals. a in high school, al pt to himself." >> reporter: they had so much in common. they were all-star students and they came from immigrant chinese families and they were all pursuing degrees in computer science and engineering. one of the victims, james long, graduated from lynbrook high school just two years ago. they were smart kids who friends say had done everything right in their lives. >> never had any drama in high school, always just kept to himself. >> he wasn't the aggressive type. it's really sad to hear someone would take advantage of that and come after james. >> reporter: 20-year-old james long was one of elliot rodger's first victims. jeff lee last saw him graduation day. he came back to lynbrook high school tonight to pay his respects. james shared so many traits with 19-year-old george chen from leland high school in san jose. >> he was always smiling and was a happy kid. it's so unfortunate for this to happen to him. i feel bad for his parents. >> it's just a shame the way he died, so robbed of a happy life, a good life. >>

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