sergeant sean gibson scans with his binoculars the floors of the hotel. he focuses on the fifteenth floor always spot someone moving. a reuters cameraman is filming from his rooms balcony the entrance of the u.s. army in baghdad. during that time i was receive a mortar rounds try to make the bridge collapse so when i'm sitting down here and i got all these fires coming from all directions i don't think it could tell me is that hey somebody is looking for somebody else and then when i seen the individual standing up all about the name what a pair of binoculars. and they was talking and he was pointing. i did not immediately engage that individual i did not do that i called it up and told him what i've seen. and it took about ten minutes later for them to call back as a. firearm and that's what i did. every moment of the moment of the attack at deafening sound is that. we don't in sort of this are though i can't hear anything or hear the hall i feel is in internally slang a parable so. it didn't get. let's fill in the last two a super powerful thing that i

. >> sean lengell, ginger gibson, thank you so much. >> every four years the republican national convention adopted a national platform, an official statement on the position of a variety of issues. our live coverage begins tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. eastern from tampa, florida. watch "newsmakers" with marsha blackburn today on c-span. but americans for tax reform talked last week about the u.s. tax system and how it applies abroad and is implement on u.s. foreign policy. he also commented on paul ryan as the vice-presidential candidates. this is 1.5 hours. >> ok. folks, ladies and gentlemen, i think we are ready to begin. i am the editor of the national interest magazine. i am delighted to have all of you here. welcome. i am particularly delighted to have grover norquist here. grover is one of those people about whom is often said in these kinds of settings, he needs no introduction, but i am going to give him one anyway, because he is too interesting not to. he is a massachusetts native, harvard b.a. and mba. he quickly gravitated to the district of columbia, where he has significant position