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my friends have a lot of problems i tried to help them when they joined the veterans' group ice sa group therapy i realize how tim mckyer was to come back but i saw some of them there were not with the physically and psychologically some of them did not fare so well in that particular time of the early '80s the amount veterans had day astronomical suicide rate compared to the same suicide rate of the vets from iraq and afghanistan. >> host: frank mcadams what do you do at usc? to neck i have been teaching since 1991 of this teaching of the extension and also at cal state there was the professor in the department from the u.k. and i got a phone call on wednesday 1991 king you come up to take a look? to like you to teach this class i went up on wednesday the class started thursday i hit the ground running. i took over after the second week and i have been on the faculty ever since 1991. >> host: what was your homecoming like from vietnam? >> guest: with my family there were just glad that i survived i became a candidate commander with infantry training regiment at camp pendleton and i was

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stone coleman, known as kid cole on the show catfish, sa also accused of threatening to assassinate theresident. police were able to track him down through cell phone records. >>> a trial date has been set for uva student or the student i should say arrested in a bloody confrontation by agents. peggy fox was at the hearing today where marquis johnson spoke out. >> reporter: it has been ten weeks since marquis johnson was badly injured when he was arrested outside this irish bar. today he told the judge the process is taking too long. the wounds on marquis johnson have healed but continued rage is drawing new supporters. >> i'm horrified to see that in this community. >> reporter: protests erupted after johnson's arrest left a gash on his head requiring 10 stitches. the 20-year-old is charged with public intoxication and obstruction of justice. >> we believe the police lacked justification to detain or arrest him. so we think the right thing to do is dismiss the charges. >> reporter: in court today the commonwealth argued for a two day trial but the judge said they would have to set foll

. >> they were recapturing a village from isil in the eastern province of salaheddeen [sa-la-ha-deen]. none of them would speak to us on camera. but their allies in this battle kurdish peshmerga fighters -- agreed to take us to the front. >> this is daesh. >> this is the village suliaman bek. yesterday the islamic state were holding this village. they first got there in june. there were air strikes from the us last night. now peshmergra has gone in and taken the village. they've got the road blocked. we've had to leave our car we're walking up here to see what's happening. in fact, this village has been so recently taken they haven't even taken the islamic state flags yet. you can see the black flag right on top of a silo beside the road here. is that an ied? i was a bit startled because of the fire but it's actually one of the peshmerga guys firing into something trying to see if it's an ied or not. >> they say the road is booby trapped so they're going to take us around to a different way to get into the village. this is a booby trap from the islamic state. don't walk over there. we

for n sa spying.the u.s. government denied the spying happened said it was wrong and would stop. >> the bottom line is people around the world regardless of the nationality should know that the united states was not spying on ordinary people. we take their privacy concerns into account. it applies to foreign leaders as well. >> the department of justice says it's looking over the new lawsuit. in the past two years other organizations could sue the government. some are working their way through the legal systems. that would be a challenge for wikipedia as well. >> an issue is the question of standing. we have standing. there's no question about that. the case will proceed, and when we think about it on the merits. you look at what the law says what the constitution says there's no doubt in my mind that we are in the rite. >> what the courts could decide could determine the future of the drag net the n.s.a. has cast on everything we do online. >> teen in mind five short years ago it was a different stor

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continues our team coverage with new information about that connection between the suspect and the sa vaup loss family. >> reporter: we understand that daron wint did work here, and according to sources close to the investigation they told pat collins that was between 2003 and 2005. now we're hearing something very unusual happened near this location in 2010. according to court documents here, we've obtained from the prince george's county courthouse if you take a look over here this is where this all unfolded, at the shell gas station literally right across the street by those dumpsters there. according to court records, wint was there on december of 2010. a police officer approached him and found him sitting there with a machete, a 24-inch-long machete and also a bb gun and open beer. workers here at the american iron works say they were shocked to hear that the suspect believed to have killed save voes sa vaup loss and his family, the ceo of this company, was actually a former employee here. d.c. police chief cathy lanier says 34-year-old daron dylon wint worked at the company. sou

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. >> well -- >> i will sip it for the sa >> glor: tonight deadly >> glor: tonight deadly floods sweep through texas and oklahoma. >> oh my god! >> ten inches of rain in less than 24 hours, another round of storms is on the way. the u.s. defense secretary says iraqi troops lack the will to fight isis. the mathematician made famous in "a beautiful mind" dies in a car crash. also a sad loss today for a family of beloved comedians. and a moving remembrance of veterans on this memorial day weekend, the moving wall. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" >> glor: this is our western edition.

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this real tight, i can go down the rabbit hole with them -- i take my son on a pony ride, at mar vis sa, they have pony rides for five bucks, i think it went up to ten, there say bin that says bring your textiles i thought, is this a program, it's daily city right at the conner line do we have something similar? it seems to me that textile -- recapturing textiles, away from landfills, and resues has a lot of components there, i remember coming back to the staff saying yeah, i got a photo of it nobody had heard of it it was like something p happening at a pony ride. so that's why i asked about coordinating that around textiles, we know textiles is a big part of the last 20% to get to 0 it seems to be great there's coordination happening >> and the website, recycle where.org, has the locations, it covers the boxes and instore drop off locations like goodwill, everything. >> thanks alexa, public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed, any further comments colleagues? thoughts? all right. all those in favor of approval please say aye >>-a- >> all opposed say no grants a

the athlete started i bers sa neighborhood neighborhood of san jose. the man to beat at this hour is mark. he's said to be the best sprinters in this race. he tells me this will no doubt be a difficult stage. he's letting the younger climbers signing the stage. he says he alwayss forward to ride in san jose. >> it is nice here, and the weather is good. we always start straight up the heel so we don't have time to hit the mountains. >> it is great that san jose hosts this race, it is really fantastic and we can see the pros in our own backyard. >> reporter: that's the family out of fremont. fans out here watching this race and they come out every year and the city of san jose has been host hosting this amgen tour for the past decade. it is inspirational to see the cyclists riding the same hill they did. back out here live you see a sign that says "good-bye amgen, come back soon". >> the riders just left here. they'll finish roughly around 5:00. it will take them at least five hours to complete this stage. >> it will take me about 12 hours. >> reporter:

tv sa pong charged with dui. mistakes provide an opportunity for growth. that worked on the field too. union back-to-back games for first time 2-0 final. david letterman enjoying retirement at 99 running of indy 500 worked so hard on all the practice runs and you crash in the first consumer investigative reporterer that happened to sage karam from nazareth, pennsylvania. and james davidson leaving pits and got sideswiped and caused them to run into two cue members. within man was rushed to the hospital and had surgery on his ankle. >> he came back at the end from the checkered plaque and second win he was excited and also excited to have that glass of milk. where are the cookies. jeff gourd an honourary pace car indy 500 didn't stop them from make the play. jimmie johnson spun out lap 270 ending his chances so he was done and that cleared away for carl edwards was able to hold off greg biffle to win nascar longest race. we will have more sports returns we will have more sports

i think this sa big moment. and all these republican candidates are going to be interviewed by her. i think it demonstrates they better have their a game when they go sit down with her. she makes news every time she interviews a republican heavy weights. >> every republican candidate wants to take us backward. they all want to have at least a cold war with iran if not a hot war and they all want to go back to a cold war with cuba. >> the republican party is totally out of syny with policy toward cuba. they want a new path. on iran, majorities of americans want diplomatic resolution. they don't want more war. i will say both parties are complicit in forming a new cold war with russia. the united states has badly handed what could be an escalating crisis. >> we're going to bring everyone back after the break. we're going to talk about the big showdown tomorrow over trade. and of course i'm here in boston tonight where we must, must talk about what's happening with tom brady. and in the rewrite tonight, when a conspiracy theory becomes an intelligence test. check out escape and find ou

crews sa it will take a few days to dry out t building. a neighbor accidently backed into the hydrant and one of the tenants just moved in and had plans for a house warming party. >> we get other photo of the hire hydrant across the street and i don't know if my living room is flooded or not and we have to canc the party and they drained theoof and they are doing a good job. >> a few apartments did get water inside t the damage is mostly in the common areas and no one was forced out of their homes. >>> a water main break flooded a mall today at the village just after 4:30 this afternoon. the crew w able to shut off the water flow and there was no reported damage. in fact all of the shops remained open. >>> we are in the midst of a historic dught but not all parts of california were completely dry this month. the sier actually saw a lot of rain andsnow. this caltrans video sws heavy snowfall this month. abc 7 ne meteorologist drew ma has more. >> it is hard to believe that since a dry month here in the bay area that t average is high. we ha

as soon as sa son low the family son and housekeeper are thought to be the victims. three of the four victims had fatal, blunt force or sharp object injuries. >>> it is back on track for amtrak's northeast corridor this morning. for the first time in nearly a week, trains are, once again, running the same route taken by train 188 when it failed last week. snuck can i burdine was there when the first -- nikki burdine was there when the first train rolled out. >> reporter: amtrak restored full service to its northeast corridor this morning. >> i'm catching a train to new york, as i have done many times before. >> reporter: for richard redding today is just another day on the train. he was among the 40 to you people who hopped back on amtrak this morning, headed northeast to philadelphia, new york and boston. the same route that train 188 took last tuesday when eight people were killed and 200 hurt. still, he is not apprehensive about his chosen mode of transportation. >> it was a terrible tragedy. these are rare events. i think we have to look at the bigger picture. >>

. >> sa tragic. >>> no to ohio. a mall security camera caught it all. this is what it looked like in the mall's parking lot. cars and trucks were flipped and trees rip from the ground. two people were hurt and luckily nothing serious. >> yeah, all of the areas that have had the flash floods and another thunderstorm complex has move in and it's about to get down to the houston suburbs. this is more progressive. we get less rainfall with it. yesterday's storms sat on top. when it blows through, it's an ch or inch or two. over the next couple of days the computers are hinting at the highest rainfall totals between dallas and houston. that will cause some additional flash flooding. nothing like we have already seen. as far as today 59 million people at risk. we do include a lot of big cities. washington to dc to philadelphia and just outside of new york city to the up staidte portions of new england and then strong storms in western texas and those are going to sweep down to dallas too. we have a lot to watch out and the possibility of more bad weather in t

cubans may see sa good reason to wonder if that same type of intervention may not occur again >>> lucyia newman in havana. great to have you with us. a majority of americans and floridians approve of opening ties with cuba bet some politicians are steadfast not to open relations with raul castro. there are limits to what the obama administration can do on its open without congress, in re-establishing the free flow of communications capital and people 90 miles across the strait. let's go back to havana. pedro joins us he's chair of international practice. and is an american citizen born in havana, welcome to "inside story". . >> nice to be here. >> now, this - is this a situation where it's no longer able to do what it wants to do a lot of movement is coming from the american side of the table. >> i think as lucia was saying president obama showed the willingness and has tape the risk of starting the dialogue. raul castro moved on this side of the strait taking internal political risk in staking his legacy if you will on being the cuban leader that restored relations with the u.s. after 5

. >>> the yankee great jorge powe sa das slams his former teammate saying alex rodriguez has no place hall of fame and jane lynch stops by studio 57. >>> finally over the weekend a graduation party in florida turned into a once-in-a-lifetime jam session with legendary paul mccartney who was a guest decided to join the band on stage. we have the footage. ♪ >> reporter: that's right. paul mccartney, former beetle and musical legend stepped on stage. >> we were looking around and couldn't believe it. walters said it was mccartney who asked them if he could a couple of songs. for the first song he made up lyrics as he went. then he said let's do "i saw her standing there." >> so a little tutelage from mccartney and help from the internet you were able to pull this off. >> exactly. he really was helping us through it. he was calling out the stops in the songs. >> reporter: they said maccartney was a very down to earth-father. >> he got in the drummer's face with the camera. it was crazy. >> and that drummer happened to be mitchell high school band director joe keena. >> he was right on the

the reason the all for food program didn't work against sa sam -- saddam hussein was the u.n. i would move it down to haiti. haiti could use the economic boost. we could get rid of all the idiots in the state of new york by moving it there. >> would the clinton foundation take over? saudi arabia should not be in the u.n. they're violating human rights as much as they think the u.s. is if not more. if you're in a glass house, you can't throw stones. what is that metaphor? the problem with the u.n. is it's burbureaucratic. we need them for peacekeeping troops. facile they relationships with other state departments around the world. they serve a need around the world. the problem is they are incredibly brew catureaucratic. we're dealing with countries that have a different view of human rights. >> we may a lot of money and now they're criticizing us? >> we don't pay a lot of money, brenda to the u.n. we pay 20% of the u.n.'s budget. 20% for crying out loud. plus they rack up the tabs in that part of new york like crazy. the amount of unpaid parking stuff there. $3 billion a year,

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medicals sa tell us of the city's reaction today. >> lobby, thislibby it is curfew time. and there has been a pretty amazing crowd taking a look, i say that about 20% of the people are left and hopefully they will dissipate. it is curfew time like i said. a few moments ago we also noticed helicopters circling ahead, presumably encouraging people go home. by and large as we were driving around the city today people were peaceful and here is what baltimore residents had to say. >> black liervetion lives matter. >> celebration and release. after the announcement on friday morning. >> we know from other cases happening in 2015 and 2014 officers don't even get indicted so this is a major milestone for us. still baltimore wants to have accountability. >> i think when the state's attorney said, this is the time to make systemic changes. >> reporter: the community knows that this is just the first step in a long process for the juflghts that they justice they believe freddy gray deserves. >> people are excited what it helps us do is elevate conversations around race relations in

and the group is set for a bah nan sa with the capture of palmar palmar palmar mall mara. >> they arelso relying on outside donations or even key personnel to get the job done. looting antiques has become i its second largest source of income, and this formula seems to enable the group to meet its biggest experience and that's paying its fighters. >> it's all about overhead isn't it? and salaries and income -- and overhead. >>> as patty mentioned isil makes a lot of money from looting antiques. archeologist michael dante said there are different purposes behind their actions. >> the majority of their attacks, over90% are directed at islamic heritage a small percentage are directed at the preislamic period. nay are acting as a capacity builder for the looting of sites, libraries, universities, and that material is flowing out of iraq and syria into transnational crime networks. reportedly they do have that kind of reach where they can deal fairly directly with potential buyers but most of the sources that we have talked about, have told us that isil has a number of ways of drawing reve

the city's mayor said sa lot more is needed to rebuild trust with the african-american community. and called on the federal government to helpful. >> in order to achieve the sustainable and significant reform that we want to see, that i want to see, that the sit self-defence want to see in baltimore, i request the department of justice conduct a federal pattern or practice into the baltimore city police department. the mayor's request comes a day already u.s. attorney-general loretta lynch visited the city. community leaders were told a federal rights probe was underway. civilians planes flew over baltimore. civil liberties advocates want to know who was behind them and what in fact they were gathering. >> reporter: as protesters marched in baltimore after the death of freddie gray. few were aware that high above planes were circling. alert watches saw them and tweeted about it tipping off their presence. information about the registration and flight path of the planes appeared on sites. two planes, one propeller driven, the other a small jets flying formations at night for up to

for today, though, we have sa sun/cloud mix -- we have a sun/cloud mix.later on tonight, the clouds continue to push into the region. there is a slight chance we could have a popup shower. look what happens into tomorrow. this energy begins to move into the region from the south and from the west and by 10:00, the activity on the increase somewhat and then by 4:00, we could still have a few popup showers but the main track of this guy will be heading down towards southern california. as a result, we'll -- we've kind scaled back a little bit. but raindrops expected for tomorrow. tonight, breezy. windy coastside and half moon bay in the upper 50s. your five-day forecast -- temperatures on the cooler side. cool to mild. there's that rain cloud for thursday. and then saturday and sunday partly sunny skies. but we talk about this and i think you've been keeping track of rain climatology. >> my son's birthday is may 22nd. we have to juggle and -- >> okay. >> tuff -- thank you. >>> the person who has to leave the competition tonight is jacks. >> jacks is out as

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they'll notice some -- a quiet ore ride and toll what sa has been maintained and cleaned. >> california trans points out it was a busy weekend in addition to this closure you had mother's day, sporting events. you had alternate ruts, the dumbarton and 237 which should come in handy again because the bridge should be closed again for memorial day weekend. caltrans says it's just to finish up more of the same kind of work. live in hayward, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> stay in the know. you can get traffic alerts os our nbc bay area app. download it on your iphone and android devices. the best part, it's free. >>> happening today, it could impact nearly every student in california. this morning dozens of south bay moms and dads are protesting the highly controversial mandatory vaccination bill. >> "today in the bay's" bob ridell is joining us live in campbell, the site of the co-author of that bill where parents are going to be rallying hours from now. good morning. >> reporter: at 11:00 a.m. this morning parents are expected to protest outside of state senator jim bell's offi