i met stephen davis and his wife kim. they are stationed in my home state of washington. he led his men in combat in iraq and afghanistan. he was exposed to multiple ied explosions. after being treated by the army for years for ptsd and other mental health disorders he was told he was making up his ailmen ailments. from speaking with him, i can tell you sergeant davis and the hundreds of other men and women are far from satisfied with the transparency and consistency of the evaluation process. all of these men and women have been diagnosed with and were receiving treatment for ptsd during service. during the evaluation, they were told they were exaggerating their symptoms, labeled and their behavioral health diagnosis was changed. since then, the army has launched investigations and hundreds of soldiers are now being re-evaluated in an effort to make it right. the most recent update from the army shows out of the 196 cases that have been re-evaluated, 108 have resulted in a diagnosis of ptsd. that is more than half of these men and women. still more have received other si

earlier this year i met sergeant first class stephen darns ever davis and his wife kim stationed at joint days lewis-mcchord in my home state of washington. sergeant davis led his men in combat in both iraq and afghanistan. he was exposed to multiple ied explosions during his service and after being treated by the army for years for ptsd and other mental health disorders he was told during the disability evaluation process that he was making up his ailments. from speaking with him i can tell you sergeant davis and the hundreds of other men and women at the base are far from satisfied with the transparency and consistency of the disability evaluation process. all of these men and women have been diagnosed with and in many cases were receiving treatment for ptsd during service but then during the disability evaluation process were told they were exaggerating symptoms, labeled as malingerer, and their behavioral health diagnoses changed. since then the army has launched investigations and hundreds of soldiers are now being re-evaluated in an effort to make this right. in fact, the most recen

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that opens the exhibition which shows the real prada talking to judy davis, the great australian actress playing scaparelli. >> stephen: we have a clip of that. >> that's very smart of you. >> if we live together at the same time would we be friends or foes? >> i think friends. >> so maybe now we can agree that designers are artists? >> no, never! i think you have to do your job and who cares about the title. sal lewd. (applause). >> stephen: is there ever a time when you can not care about fashion? do you ever just say to yourself to hell with this, put on your zebra striped sweat pants and go to long john silvers and just lose yourself in a pile of batter-fried shrimp? (laughter) >> well, i haven't done it recently but maybe now you suggested i should try. >> stephen: perhaps you and i... >> together! >> stephen: could go bobbing for french fries. (laughter) >> why not? it's a date. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you so much, ms. wintour. the exhibit

stephen strasbouurg. watch bryce harper. that is not good. later in the evening, this kid is playing some good baseball. chris davis scores. 3-0 orioles. the nats get back into it. that is a triple for bryce harper. 4-3, nationals and they would never trail. stephen strasburg hits a hanging curve from wei-yin chen for his first career home run. the nats avoid the sweep. the orioles win this series and lead tampa by two games. check got the standings. the yankees a 5 1/2 games back. the red sox, 6 1/2 games back. the orioles have the second-best record to the dodgers in all of baseball. the red sox in town tonight. on to the belmont stakes for i'll have another. he has a chance to win the triple crown. how about the stretch run on saturday? celebrating aboard i'll have another. he ran down bodemeister. pimlico for the short ride up to new york where he will run in the belmont stakes. 11 horses have gone to the belmont with a chance to win it since affirmed. >> 6:27. 64 degrees on tv hill. >> an early-morning fire sends one man to the hospital. i will have details. agents, be on the lookout for aliens. one small black cocoa creme iced cof

stephen strasbourg did not have his best today. he turns the double play. the national's lead 6-4 in the seventh. the orioles and royals bottom of the second. davisoes the opposite way. waiting it away. the birds go up by one. why not just keep it rolling? bottom of the third. it is no secret the redskins have struggled in the receiver position. this off-season landing a big free agent. when asking whether he feels the pressure to be the number 1 guy he said no. he was never the top guy he was always behind reggie, but he did have a career best 70 passes. now we is hoping to build on that. >> it feels good. i am out here, happy to be here. cannot wait to start. it gives me motivation to keep playing. >> three years ago, d.c. united he was still a midfielder. the goalie had not even signed a professional contract yet. the struggling club is reminiscent of those glory days with a new and improved look. they host the new england revolution tonight. a when it could put them in first place. they have not accomplished this since 2009. he and the rest of the black and white are hungry. >> it is all about the next opponent. it has been a pretty good star

case of troy davis was hardly the only one the deserved media attention and so today i would like to highlight two more which the mainstream media is not touching upon this wednesday stephen staley a mentally ill man is expected to be executed in texas forty nine year old death row inmate has a long wheldon documented history of paranoid schizophrenia and despite being put on medication he stopped taking it in two thousand and six because he said that it put him in a catatonic state state and sadly a state judge decided that he should now be forcibly medicated so that he's conscious and coherent enough to recognize that he's going to die by lethal injection and he says that he came to that decision based on previous court rulings from the eighth circuit court of appeals all the way up to the supreme court but none of those rulings actually involved an inmate who was scheduled to die the idea of forcibly. medicating a mentally ill man just for the sake of executing him that's disgusting yet none of the networks out there are paying attention to it hell none of the local news stations are even talking about it you want to talk about a case where questions of cruel and unusu