schneider has made a ford un from medicaid. state reports show he had received $4 million in reimbursements in the last five years. now the florida attorney general has launched a medicaid fraud investigation and the claims stretch back decades. a 1995 malpractice suit was settled out of court saying he placed 16 crowns in the mouth of a 3-year-old. the boy's family was paid $7,500. a said suit was filed that year but the documents have been destroyed and the outcome is unclear. >> someone performing procedures that children don't need and pulling teeth that he knows should still be in the child's mouth, in some cases, we even have where many procedures were done except for what they came in. >> this attorney represents dominic and dozens more of the doctor's former patients and this month he filed a potential class-action lawsuit on behalf of these children claiming patterns of abuse of the child patients an as youkation that cnn discovered had been made before. according to this 2013 police report the mother of a 5-year-old p

, shot david koresh in the head with a pistol and then schneider turned the pistol on himself. >> theer beaten to death, stabbed to death, or shot. david koresh was never going to walk out of that place on our terms. it was doomed from day one that that place, which went by the name of ranch apocalypse, was destined to end up in flames. >> in the aftermath of the tragedy, "not another waco" became a rallying cry for the atf. the agency improved intelligence gathering and reporting methods and changed policy regarding who makes on the ground incident decisions. the fbi made changes as well, forming a crisis response group to ensure complete negotiation between its negotiators and tactical teams. >> i made the decision. i'm accountable. the buck stops with me and nobody ever accused me of running from a decision that i made based on the best information that i had. >> waco was an early test for attorney general janet reno, though she came under intense criticism for her decisions, she remained in office until 2001. as for "the waco tribune-herald," it was name a finalist for the 1994 pu

rudy schneider is the same age as rishikoff but their lives have taken different trajectories.rudy schneider owns a beauty salon in queens. it's called bluebird and is a well-known the answer. he danced in paris, italy, vienna and he was offered contracts in lebanon germany and yugoslavia. he was dancing in the air of the soviet union the air of communism and he viewed ballet is his escape to get out of the system. he hated communism and use dances away to pursue the american dream and make it in new york. new york. when he got to new york he saw what they were doing and he said he wanted no part of it because that level of ballet was not on par with the level of russian ballet he'd he had been training for and it had done in europe. he was also asked if he would join new york city ballet and he said he went to look at it. he said he went to the opera. he went to radio city music hall. >> wow. >> he said the music hall dancers were go to europe some of them would get a job. he said russia can produce 10 baryshnikov's every year and the real genius. russia can produce a dancer l

schneider has never been charged with any crime and told our affiliate -- >> i'm not worried about the because allegations aren't true. >> reporter: over the weekend schneider voluntarily gave up his medical license. for "good morning america" matt gutman abc news miami. >> that is shocking stuff. >> horrible story. all right, matt. thank you for that. >>> to a frightening skydiving accident. it was caught on camera. a memorial day tribute going horribly wrong in tennessee when a skydiver hit power lines before slamming into the ground. abc's reena ninan has that story. >> oh. >> reporter: this morning police and the ntsb are investigating this dramatic skydiving accident caught on tape. watch as 27-year-old john pitts slams into power lines during a vietnam memorial day event in tennessee saturday. from another angle you can see pitts, an experienced skydiver with over 1,000 jumps under his belt get tangled in wires before falling to the ground hundreds watching. >> everybody around us started praying. it was very scary. >> reporter: derek slade was jumping out of the same plane and s

howard schneider tortured their children slapping and choking them while performing unnecessary painfulres. he's now agreed to stop practicing medicine as police investigate the claims. abc's matt gutman has the story. >> reporter: this morning, this dentist under attack literally and also legally. a group of florida parents alleging dr. howard schneider assaulted their kids. >> after three hours they came and got me and said there has been an accident. >> reporter: brandy says she took her 6-year-old for a routine single tooth extraction. >> when i go back there i notice she's bloody and has marked all over her face. >> reporter: she said she had to rush her to the hospital. her mouth gushing, bruises on her neck and head. motley went to the police but they didn't file a report so she took to facebook. another angry mom saw it and posted this video. she says this is her 3-year-old son zion strapped on to schneider's restraining board. >> i pretty much told him why is he screaming? why are you being so rough with him. >> reporter: christopher said he needed one metal cap. after three se

from o' -- 40 plus different places places. >> reporter: schneider has faced similar allegations.this mother settled a malpractice suit against him out of court after she claimed he unnecessarily placed 16 crowns in her 3-year-old son's mouth. >> fitting in 50 to 60 kids doing every possible service on teeth to maximize profit because medicaid pays per procedure per tooth. >> reporter: law enforcement is investigating allegations of physical abuse and the florida state attorney general's office is now investigating schneider for possible medicaid fraud. schneider has never been charged with any crime and told our affiliate -- >> i'm not worried about the allegations because allegations aren't true. >> reporter: over the weekend schneider voluntarily gave up his medical license. for "good morning america" matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> that is shocking stuff. >> horrible story. all right, matt. thank you for that. >>> to a frightening skydiving accident. it was caught on camera. a memorial day tribute going horribly wrong in tennessee when a skydiver hit power lines before slammi

. >> commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner pearlman and schneider so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 4 to zero and place you on item 5 commissioners questioning. >> questions or comments so there was a fabulous extraordinarily worthwhile and conference the california planning association in san diego recently there were many things that were worth noting but the two of them in particular mr. fry mepgsdz the citywide safer this could save san francisco one million dollars of money or truckloads of money the city of los angeles is doing the citywide survey in connection with the gert museum the software they've developed for use in that compressors are available as open software that is to say free and i know there are a number we had a number of representatives there and i'm sure they'll be follow-up on that but that could solve a plethora of things you'll frequently when we're discussing mitigation we ask a plaque or something like that placed outside a building that's been altered in order to provide convenient history it is in my opinion an utterly u

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bonnie schneider, thank you very much. isis has taken control of key territories in syria and iraq in recent days. seizing palmyra, the al walid border crossing and the iraqi city of ramadi. and today the u.s. defense secretary questioned iraq's will to fight. here's charlie d'agata. >> reporter: the iraqi military's hasty retreat from ramadi was evidenced that iraq's forces lacked the will to fight, u.s. defense secretary ash carter told cnn's "state of the union." >> they were not outnumbered. in fact, they vastly outnumbered the opposing force. that says to me we have an issue with the will of the iraqis to fight isil and defend themselves. >> reporter: although he said the u.s. could train and arm iraqi forces, it was not possible to give iraqi soldiers the motivation to stand up to isis. iranian-backed shiite militias have proven more willing and capable heading out to the front lines of ramadi in what may be their fiercest fight against isis militants in iraq. but they also complicate the picture because they face ac

schneider and still have emotional trauma. >> what? >> yeah. absolutely.e has been doing this for 45 years. there's, you know, on top of dealing with the emotional trauma, there are simple things like eating and speaking and, you know, poor girl had all of her front teeth, i think seven or eight ripped out when they said only one with a problem and she didn't have any pain. so it's outrageous! >> so we understand he is under investigation by the state attorney general. he didn't just shut down his office. he gave the florida department of health a voluntary relinquishment of his license. i'm looking at this and thinking from the public view the fact he just relinquished everything seems incriminating to him. from a legal view, does that play in? >> it probably wouldn't come in in court. i know it wouldn't come in in court. but certainly it is a step in the right direction. the protesters were out there the first couple of weeks, all of these moms. it was kind of a beautiful sight. and they let other people know what was going on inside this clinic, which t

police believe that the day before that same man broke into a cricket phone store on schneider avenue and he was not able to get money in that case. >>> now there will be millions in the area to celebrate with pope francis local police security and even local schools are getting ready. david henry is live now where a summit is being held today. >> reporter: this is normally a school safety summit held at the beginning the school year in september, but they have moved up the schedule and you'll see why, they are moving up the schedule and emphasizing homeland security here today heavy equipment like this they are preparing for the upcoming papal visit in september. >> we are on alert in delaware county, we are ready to assist philadelphia there is a five county regional effort going on right now. >> the audience is packed with school administrators and staff and normally they hear how to deal with issues like bullying and school safety and now getting tips on keeping children safe in crowds and 2 million people are expected to pack the parkway to here the pope's mass. >> we though ther

. >> reporter: at her home in loveland, colorado toby schneider is getting ready for her first trip tod a journey back in time. the vietnam war when she was a six-pound orphaned baby sent to america. these few pieces of paper are all she knows. >> i have a real love for life, and i don't know if that has anything to do with it but i'm a survivor. >> some 3,000 came to america. many with no stories. some were simply abandoned on a market or a bus. but stacy meredith of suburban denver, knows a few more facts as she prepares for her trip to vietnam. her father was an american soldier and her 19-year-old mother raised stacy until age 2. >> how do you miss someone that you certainly couldn't remember? >> i miss the idea of having her in my life the fact that she kept me for a couple of years before she gave me up to me tells me she loves me very much and she tried. >> reporter: vietnam will give in hochman city, toby finds her orphanage. perhaps only a child who never met her parents or even her homeland can understand how important this moment is. >> i can't put words to it. i can't belie

. >> commissioner pearlman schneider so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 4 to zero commissioners that place you on item 9 for case 45 avenue landmark designation work program item. >> good afternoon commissioner we get a - at 4 avenue those fresno could say were painted in 1945 used by the fund as discussed in the departments memo it is a spanish still building in 1932 and this was built at the same time the raven has shown both facilities are by a 1928 health bond developed by charles h sawyer the department was kabltd by lisa the representative of the terrace association about potentially expanding the effort for the health center and the adjacent hospital so that and this is provided by a supporting effort to landmark those buildings and the murals. >> earlier this month i met with mr. rothman sdugdz to combine those into a report they seemed amenable thus it was constituent in the application from reports prepared and the historic preservation commission consultant by the architecture in 2012 with when was drafted in connection with the sale by the city based on

. >> reporter: at her home in loveland, colorado, toby schneider is getting ready for her first trip and a journey back in time. the vietnam war when she was a six-pound orphaned baby sent to america. >> i often think of myself when i was born. >> reporter: these few pieces of paper are all she knows. >> i have a real love for life, and i don't know if that has anything do with it, but i'm a survivor. i'm a fighter. >> reporter: some 3,000 orphans found homes in america, and many like toby came with no story. some were simply abandoned in a market or on a bus. >> i think it's all gone. >> reporter: but stacy meredith of suburban denver knows a few more facts as she prepares for her trip to vietnam. her father was an american soldier and her 19-year-old mother raised stacy until age 2. >> how do you miss someone that you certainly couldn't even remember? >> i miss the idea of having her in my life, the fact that she kept me for a couple of years before she gave me up to me tells me that she loves me very much and she tried. >> reporter: vietnam will give each woman a different ending.

. >> in december, karen schneider of north wales heard words that filled her with fear.gery would be three days later. >> the fear is you're frozen. the fear is you think that the doctors are the only persons that an answer for you. >> breast cancer left karen scared but not paralyzed. >> karen who is 52 had anon aggressive breast cancer. treatment could wait. >> they kept saying what are you waiting for? and i kept saying i want to get more consults. i wanted that get my power back. i didn't want to relinquish it all to the medical doctors. isn't women who have fought the breast cancer fight reveal how powerless they feel. for karen a three-month wait for the first of two lump he can tomorrows allowed her to building a scaffolding for well-being. first with nutrition. >> leafy green vegetables three times a day. any other animal product i eat it has to be hormone free. mushrooms an morning smoothie rich with cancer fighting vitamins. >> i feel great. i have more energy. more alert. >> acupuncture with dr. nancy post. it spoke to karen's body mind and spirit with counsel

hiller and schneider in 1964 the last time the giants opened up with connective home runs.wford clutch hitting. rips one to right. two runners aboard. two runs score. a double. giants 5-0. that was more than enough. tim lincecum was pitching today. weaver takes a seat. it was cy youngvers of tim lincecum on the -- young version of tim lincecum on the mound today. 8 shut out innings. >> a's and texas. sonny gray on the mound. starting out hot. fanning martin. the first batter he faced. more of the same in the second. he had 10 strikeouts in his 6 innings. the a's having trouble getting to the rangers. he goes down and gets the pitch. over the right field fence. a's 2-0. then the next time he made things more comfortable. a three run shot. 6 on the year for him. and a 5-0 a's lead. long ball in the 9th. redwalk a two run -- redick with a two run homer. gray 4-0 as the a's win 7-1. still to come on this early night sports wrap, golf's world match play championship in san francisco. and the after math uvulars night's big fight between --mouth of last night's -- after math affla

>> howard schneider accused of performing unneeded procedures on children. a special report, david letterman says good night starts now. i happen to be the most powerful man in american broadcasting. there was no preparation. it was spontaneous. carson was the show. dave created the anti-show. >> i have more memories of the letterman show than my own from that time. >> before kimmel, conan, and seth or fallon, there was dave. the king of quips. >> and welcome to the damn show. >> stupid pet tricks and outrageous thanks. >> behind the scenes it was not all laughs. >> he was devastated. >> nbc has no use for these people. >> this is black male. >> a late night legend signs off. >> this means paul and i can be married. a cnn special report, david letterman says good night. >> i still have to do things like answer viewer mail letters. >> what's the deal with the sneakers? we decided this letter should be answered in person. 1986 and steve o'donnell was a writer. >> we would seek them out. >> this is a house right here. one example of how dave changed the game. >

but long time train commuters candyce schneider is not one of them. >> i don't know why i should pay more. because i feel like i'm paying a lot and not getting anything for it. >> reporter: if that's not the case, these traepbs will get more crowded. 36%-- these trains will get more crowded. 36% increased ridership is expected. alex savidge, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> go prois turning high adventure photography into a virtual reality experience. the san mateo based company says it's developing a device that will hold six go procameras and record 360- degree video. those clips can then be pieced into virtual reality segments with technology from a company called color that go pro bought back in april. go pro also announced it is developing a drone with a high definition camera. go pro's stock was up 6% today. the dow fell 36 points, the nasdaq dropped eight and the s & p dropped two. trading was relatively quiet. >>> the service is free for prime members placing orders of $35 or more. amazon promises delivery by 9:00 p.m. on orders placed by noon. prime membership by the way costs $99 a yea

. >> at 93 betty schneider said she'd love to have a self-driving car. >> do you think that will happenur lifetime? >> it might. i'll live until 200. >> just 200? >> i figure it's a nice round figure, don't you? >> it might happen much sooner than that. david louie abc 7 news. >>> kids in san jose are getting a new place to play thanks to the sharks and local community groups. >> they stepped up to build a shark-themed playground at sherman oaks park and that means this neighborhood has wanted and needed a new playground for a while. the cool thing about this one, the kids designed it. >> it truly is a dream come true for these kids and we saw so many different designs and so many different elements and they tried to implement as many as possible and it's not just a cookie cutter playground and it's something they truly want. >> i've been waiting for this since i moved into this neighborhood, and this has been exciting and the kids are absolutely thrilled. >> it's been a team fort. the campbell unified school district donated the land. the non-profit group led the building. the shark fo

the resolution also called on owner daniel schneider to change the team's name. the board said the word is objectionable to many. because it's considered a racial slur. >>> and nfl gimme is changing next season. teams will snap from the 15 yard line for extra point kicks. before now the ball was snapped from the 2 yard line. the rule change is designed to make extra points more difficult to get. last year teams scored on 99% of those kicks. >>> developing right now in prince george's county, take a look at this picture. police believe this man sexually assaulted a 12-year-old girl. we'll tell you the one thing in this picture police want you to focus on. >>> a judge rules a d.c. gun law unconstitutional and particularly focuses in on one key provision. we'll break down this ruling and what it means for your rights and safety. >> a bra >>> right now, police are asking you to take a good look at this photo. they believe this man sexually assaulted a 12-year-old girl. we'll tell you the specific thing on this photo officers are asking you to keep an eye out for. >>>

. >> howard schneider accused of performing unneeded procedures on children. report david letterman says good night starts now. i happen to be the most powerful man in american broadcasting. there was no preparation. it was spontaneous. carson was the show. dave created

showing him sneaking through the basement window of the cricket phone store in the 1400 block of schneidersay he tore apart the store looking for anything valuable but left empty handed at that particular place and they're hoping these images will help catch him. >>> the deadly thunderstorm that is hit much of the texas have tapered off many cities are still in danger of more flooding. heavier rain from earlier in the week still has dams straining and rivers at flood stage. authorities are asking hundreds of people who live along those rivers to pack up and get out. the storms and floods have killed a confirmed 21 people in texas and oklahoma. president obama today offered his condolences to those families. >> our thoughts and prayers are still with the families and the communities that have been devastated by the flooding in texas and oklahoma. >> workers are still looking for people sweed swept away in the flood waters. police have now found the body of a woman who was in a vacation home with many of those still missing. >>> let's get a check of what's on your radar tonight. here's chief

the resolution also called on owner dan schneider to change the team's name. the board said the word redskins is quote objectionable to many because it's considered a racial slur. >>> next season teams will not snap balls from the 15 yard line. it will be snapped from the 2 yard line. it's designed to make extra points more difficult. last year teams scored on 99% of the kicks. >>> it's 5:18. news for your health now, women who have c section deliveries may face postnatal complications that's according to the study from the center for health statistics. the risk of intensive care admissions is higher among women after the first c-section. women facing multiple c-sections are at risk of unplanned hysterectomies. doctors stress for most women, c-section is safe and the risks are low. >>> we are learning that there may be a link between hearing loss and dementia. that's according to researchers at the university of colorado. researchers say there is a portion of the brain used for hearing that can become reorganized and shrink possibly playing a role in memory lo

debbie break schneider her parents george and arlene, they raised this person, debbie in a project in and had a storied career in the fbi because they set the standard. >> i will tell you what parents, parents leadership, it makes a difference. one quick programming note. don't forget to catch a new episode of legends and lies this weekend on davy crockett this sunday at 8:00 p.m. next tory graham being called mom of the year for dragging her rioting son off the streets of baltimore. some critics think the last thing she should be called is a hero. that growing ♪ (piano music) ♪ fresher dentures, for the best first impression. love loud, live loud polident. ♪ ♪ fresher dentures... ...for those breathless moments. hug loud, live loud, polident. ♪ ♪ i take these out... ...to put in dr. scholl's active series insoles. they help reduce wear and tear on my legs, becuase they have triple zone protection. ... and reduce shock by 40%. so i feel like i'm ready to take on anything. he says she's an undisciplined overwaterer. she claims he's a cruel underwaterer. with miracle-gro moisture contro

are willing to pay more for new trains that run more often, but long-time bart commuter candace schneidernot one of them. >> i just don't get why i would need to pay more, because to me i feel like i'm paying mass amounts of money and getting nothing for it today. >> reporter: as bad as things are today, these trains will only get more crowded. in 10 years, bart predicts 36% more people will pack these cars. >> nobody wants to ride to work like that. it's not good for anybody. >> reporter: cramped riders hope the agency is prepared for what's coming down the tracks. alex savidge, ktvu fox 2news. >> always interesting to me when they call it the aging bart system and i think, wow, i watched it being built! [ laughter ] >> can't be that old! >> i think the same thing! that means the aging train of bill. >> it was so exciting when it first opened up. i remember riding it all over the place. >> shiny. i remember the weekly readers too, and they had this on the cover in 1963. it was futuristic, like the monorail. i remember going downtown san francisco and they had to dig up market street. >>

video shows him sneaking through the basement window of a cricket phone store on schneider avenue onay 12th. he tore a part the store looking for anything valuable but left empty handed. the next day a man matching the same description robbed a seafood store on south ninth street. >>> firefighters rush into the bedroom of a burning home rescuing a woman inside. the fire broke out just after 2:00 a.m. on the 1400 block of west nitro avenue in phillies ogontz avenue. the woman is being treated treated for smoke inhale laying at einstein medical center tonight. the cause still under investigation. >>> a one of a kind vending machine makes its debut tonight right here in philadelphia. >> the it's going to make some people very happy even though it's dispensing the usual goodies. fox 29 weekend's bill anderson joins us from the newsroom. bill this new machine definitely not g rated? is it. >> probably not. it's approaching in it hasn't already the r rating it's the pink box adult vending machine. it's the first of its kind and it's launching in philly. social media is buzzing over whether

ann elizabeth schneider graduating with honors, deck watch officer, alameda, california.s sherman graduating with high honors, student engineer cutter sherman, honolulu hawaii. daniel wilson ciders, graduating with high honors, student engineer, st. petersburg florida. lousie john simion graduating with high honors, student engineer, cutter reliance maine. lillian joy simon. deck watch officer, may port florida. caroline christine sliff graduating with high honors. response department sector lake michigan, milwaukee wisconsin. her commission will be presented by her father. kelsey lawrence smith, flight training pensacola florida. elijah. student engineer. galveston, texas. leah steinbecht. janae nicole steinmiler. sector corpus christi, corpus christi christi, texas. marina stephens graduating with honors. honolulu hawaii. her commission will be presented by her mother, janet stephens, captain u.s. coast guard, retired. virginia may stodderdard, virginia beach, virginia. >> james patrick sullivan. cutter midget seattle washington. elizabeth ruby surgent student engineer

i am joined by the schneider electric ceo. thank you so much for joining us.seems that the business community is finally understanding something needs to be done to help combat climate change. you don't have any targets yet with -- will we get them by the end of the year? >> we have been working on climate change for a long time. for most of our companies the platform is a large part of our p&l. people want to make proposals to the government, they want to put figures behind the transition. they want to say to the government what they need so they catalyze a transformation. if you take a short review, -- view it is one thing, but if you take the long view, a lot has been done. francine: you have different industries, you have someone like yourself who is in charge of one of the companies that will benefit. for example, oil and gas, it will be more difficult. are you prepared for some kind of agreement? how much will it impact your company? >> one of the major issues that we have to define is to we want to have a long-term view on what we will do? if we are jus

. >> schneider just said it, they're selling maternity clothes and she's not ruling out going into toys future. of course we'll be live all day from the iconic conference here in chicago. the conference has great lineup of guest speakers including mark cuban and more. so be sure to tune in for that. back over to you. >> kate, thank you very much. looking forward to that very much. it's not just kids that outgrow their clothing, i have that problem today. >> i was going to say at some level all of us it'ser the temporary. >>> 14 minutes left in the trading session. will the dow close at a new high? how about the s&p? something to keep an eye on. >> yep, we'll keep you up to speed on the markets. it's urban outfitters unveiling the results. we'll bring you their numbers and expert analysis from our pros as well. the technology changes the design evolves the engineering advances. but the passion to drive a mercedes-benz is something that is common... to every generation of enthusiast. the 2015 dream machines, from mercedes-benz. today's icons. tomorrow's legends. visit the dream machine ev

porton sub some of the shia militant groups and one person was done good work on this is philip schneider releasing an autograph from his earlier this year which is essential reading for understanding that predict or aspect of the conflict. >> last question. mr. berger can you share the story of omar amani and your experiences with him please? >> omar hummami was an alabama native. he was born in a family of the syrian father and irish catholic mother and he became radicalized in joined al-shabaab and where it came into the story was after he joined al-shabaab he got there and discovered things were not to his liking so foreign fighters were not being treated well. al-shabaab had a nasty habit of assassinating al qaeda emissaries who had tried to rein in groups in. there was corruption and inconsistencies ideologically so he took the intend that and put out a video saying i have all these problems with al-shabaab and i expressed my opinions and now they are trying to kill me and i need help. this was directed to al qaeda central. he imagine someone from al qaeda would come riding in to sa

that e-mail went to the public information officer lieutenant kimberly schneider. about a minute later we got a call in our command center apparently from the same individual asking generic type questions did someone have a permit to land and did not give a date or time or indicate that a landing was eminent and that was forwarded to our investigations division. as those began to be looked into, minutes later frankly the gyrocopter landed. >> the police chief of the u.s. capital giving the timeline for when that gyrocouldn'ter landed on the grounds of the capital. the headline is that the gyrocopter pilot basking in notoriety. doug hughes is the pilot of it. they announced a six count indictment and two felonies and indicted on invading air space and improperly putting the u.s. post office logo on his gyrocouldn'tter. he'll be our guest on the "washington journal" tomorrow morning. you can tune to see him at 8:00 a.m. eastern time here on the washington journal and he'll take your questions and comments. his protest over campaign finance and trying to draw attentio

police lieutenant schneider told the associated press the capitol police officers spotted the unoccupiedehicle around 5:00 p.m. on sunday. further investigation revealed that a pressure cooker and in o and owner of gasoline was coming from the car. the bomb squad was called in. that is from the associated press. that is a shot of the arlington national ceremony, -- national cemetery, the tomb of the unknown. let's go to peggy, waiting in florida, line for democrats. good morning. caller: thank you. good morning. i'm very glad that you are having the show. i want to honor my brother herman jones, who was in the vietnam war, and also might goals who were in the korean war . that would be my uncle, junior edison, and my uncle donald. i'm very grateful that you are giving this honor. i also want to say thank you to all the americans who fought in all the wars. i'm very grateful. god bless all of you. host: before you go, can i ask you, when your brother came home, or did he come home? caller: yes, he did. host: what was that transition like for him from military to civilian life? do you reme

. >> colonel peter schneider is a spokesman for the louisiana national guard that supports florich gettingoverage of this story here on fox and yesterday they revised -- the army revised its statement and here's the new one and i'm quoting, the army national military cemetery's executive director and the arling tan national cemetery advisory group unanimously agreed that the circumstances did not warrant displacing an otherwise eligible service member or veteran. how do you respond to that? >> we certainly believe that staff sergeant florich is eligible to be buried in arlington national cemetery. he was performing a job in the service of his country, training with special operations marines, doing exactly what he was trained to do. he was prepared and we think that in the defense of his country, he gave his life and so that entitles him to be buried at arlington. >> why resistance do you think? as a legal matter do you believe he meets the criteria for burial at arlington? >> well, the criteria is set forth has been around for qie a long time the national guard has changed significantly o