now with the help of major tom shuman i'm out of my province and living in apartment., but still u.s. army wants me to send them update accommodation later but i don't have that, and don't have contact with my army, the team which i worked with, i don't have contact. i have email. when i email them, says this email is not exist in the system. and the work i has done with marine forces in sangin, i had hr recommendation but unfortunately they didn't accept that because it's for nine months. and -- >> just so my viewers understand -- >> uh-huh? >> u.s. requires two years, you had nine months with the marines and extra time with the contractor, you're trying to get letter but can't find him and u.s. is not authorizing that. >> yes. the e-mail which i work with the army but this e-mail is not working now. when i contact them and e-mailed them, they said this e-mail is not in system. and they want me for two year work and i don't have this and the e-mail is not working. and i'm wondering how to contact with them. and still i just start my process in 2016, and it is still no

i just give my promise. >> major shuman, this is a remarkable situation.wondering about this. can you attest to what's exacted with your team? >> yes sir. zak undoubtedly risked life and limb, zak undoubtedly went above and beyond his duties as an interpreter. whether that was running through a minefield, to detain an enemy, or picking up a rifle after one of my marines got hurt, to help to provide covering. fire zak has made more sacrifices for this country, and risk more for this country than most of our citizens. he has nine months of verified valorous honorable service with the marine corps. during the most lethal battle that the marines fought and you would think that nine months would be sufficient, it is not. and we have not been able to push his keys forward for over five years, because nine months apparently is not sufficient. >> you have advocated for, him senator dermot has advocated for him. they are in the province where you both work together, the taliban has made great advances there already. there is real danger to this interpreters that's

. >> algo que líder shuman y la senadora esto sería un alivio temporal. >> lo más probable es que la vega, noticias telemundo. >> y el alguacil del condado de albany en nueva york confirmó que una exempleada del gobernador presentó una denuncia en su contra, como naturaleza sexual hacia la mujer, según dijo el sheriff su oficina decidirá si hay pruebas o no para continuar con la investigación, ya son 10 mujeres que han denunciado a cuomo por lo mismo. >> este dato es preocupante casi 70 mil personas de origen hispano han muerto por la violencia con armas de fuego así lo rebeló un nuevo estudio, rubén pereira con los detalles. >> tenía un corazón de oro. >> para elizabeth es difícil superar la muerte de su hijo. >> tengo mi momento pero mi dolor lo uso para ayudar a otras madres, familias que han pasado por lo que yo he pasado. >> a elizabeth no le sorprende que los latinos hayam muerto por esto y en más de 300 muertes por año y más de y más del 30% suici. >> tenemos que aprender que es un gran problema no solo para a la comunidad la sociedad en los estados unidos. >> según el centro

including whether or not she's going to put chuck shuman out of his misery or in his misery in the nearther questions i asked is about the highest office because there were post it notes outside of her office. people love saying aoc for president. she didn't answer. she just said i don't want to dash the dreams of little girls, which was an interesting answer. >> another thing is she's become quite polarizing. if you watch another network, you see her face a lot. she says some of her democratic colleagues might be getting the wrong impression. >> i saw that you said once that i think a lot of people including my democratic colleagues believe the fox news version of me. >> yeah, yeah. i mean, my first term was very painful. it was very, very painful and you know, i came in and i unseated an incumbent that while may not have been very resonant in our community, was very popular inside those you know, smoke filled rooms and so i took away a friend. and i walked in into a very cold environment. even within my own party. >> she defeated a good friend of the speaker. joe crowley. is it better

reporter: we have seen shuman chains a human barrier holding people back in kabul. images of them walking -- blocking troops from getting to a certain area. ms. psaki: i would point you to the department of defense for any operational changes they can speak to. i would predict it will not speak to many in detail. what i will note and refer to is something general mckenzie said yesterday that stuck with me in terms of illustrating what is happening. in order to do security screenings necessary, people have to get quite close. the members of the military have to get close to individuals they are screening. they have screened tens of thousands of people. some images may reflect that. think you are talking about something different from that, but i would point each any specifics they can provide. reporter: the fake vaccine cards circulating around, we were told earlier there are increasing reports of people using fake covid vaccine cards. how worried is the white house that this might threaten the nations progress in the vaccine process? ms. psaki: of course we are conc

thomas shuman. you see him there on the left. over the course of his long service in afghanistan, he served seven astonishingly difficult and intense months in sangin. he says during his seven months in sangin, 25 marines he served with died there in that one town. more than 200 others were wounded. he recounted one particularly brutal day in sangin to "the chicago sun-times" a day in which he earned a purple heart. he said my squad leader stepped on an improvised explosive device and he lost his leg. i was blown up. my platoon sergeant was blown up in that same blast on that same day. it was one of a couple of times i was blown up on that deployment. another marine who served in sangin says they put up a map of the city when they got there and that one marine's vivid description, he said it looked like somebody had sneezed blood all over the map because the map was covered in red dots. every red dot on the map marked a place in sangin where the taliban had opened fire on allied troops. it's just absolutely, absolutely perilous p

shuman would the dirty tricks. in a healthy dose of revenge she wanted to get him. she really did was find enough information to feel she help lead to his capture. >> that's awesome but it also can say there's no wild bill anyone and the british service. >> not that i came across no. >> you have to love america. i would love to talk about your talking about all these real women. stephanie the third character in your book is a composite fictional character. let's talk about the balance of historical fiction like the books you write about truth and fiction. do you just try to fill in the hull with fiction? or do you think adding the bigger fictional element makes these historical characters more accessible to modern readers? >> so i have not often written purely fictional characters. in some respects i'm almost the wrong person to ask. in this case i needed this composite character. and i will explain why. i believe that's going to be riding in world war ii about a woman, she was a countess she was the daughter of the barron who was the president of the prevent harm a

so if you're interested in more content, our colleague phil shuman is headed into the spin room and you can see more interviews with these candidates at fox .com/ live. we'll have more on the fox 11 news at 10 o'clock tonight. and on our statewide political show. the issue is and as we go, this crowd has been so respectful. so now's your time to cheer and thank everybody here. this is the time to clap. thank you all the time to clap. thank you all for being fantastic. but the good kind, like on tv, not like my parents. yeah. you're not a real married couple until you can pee with the door open and she's okay with it. i told you, i'm not okay with it. she loves it. so, we got everybody gifts. aw. did you forget about us until you were at the airport? no. we forgot about you until we were on the plane. luckily, there was wi-fi, and i have amazon prime. i heart new york. aw, the baby's gonna love throwing up on this. look, it doesn't have to just be new york. that's the beauty of it. uh, the initials "n.y." can stand for anything you like. for instance, i understand that there is an elderl