to raise money and awareness for the pat tillman foundation. the book is full of stories about his decision and the aftermath, the journey across. anand gopal covered afghanistan for a number of outlets including the "wall street journal." the book that he's produced represents just years and dozens and dozens of interviews. it's really several stories but for the first time actually the stories are of the people who are occupied in afghanistan and brings to life the different aspect of the u.s. occupation in ways that make it clear what we're doing there is far from bringing freedom. it's really a huge privilege to be able to introduce these two men. i think anand will go first, and then we'll hear from rory, and then we'll open it up for questions, and i look forward to the discussion. thank you all for coming out, and -- [inaudible] anand gopal. >> thank you so much. privilege to be here in what is, i guess, my favorite bookstore in new york city. i've been coming here for years so it's really great to come and speak in front of all of you.

they say george tillman jr. put the 86-year-old man in a headlock, held a pair of scissors to his neck and demanded money. police arrested tillman last night in trenton. he's now in the mercer county correction center on $350,000 bail. >>> the suspect accused of stabbing three men and dumping them in the schuylkill is now in custody. he was arrested at a motel in virginia yesterday. investigators say lee and members of a gang targeted the three men over a drug debt last august. two of the victims who were brothers died. the third victim was able to free himself, climb out of the river and then call for help. >>> police in bucks county charged a 13-year-old girl in connection with a student sex tape that surfaced last month. they say she sent the cell phone video around to students at franklin roosevelt middle school. authorities told nbc10 they believe the video showing two preteenagers was shot inside a home in bristol township not at the school. the girl is charged as a juvenile with a felony count of distribu

. >> rory fanning, a former army ranger who served with pat tillman in afghanistan and left the army as a consciences objector a few days after pat tillman's death, sits down with anand gopal, author of "no good men among the living," about the afghan war to the eyes of the afghan people. it's about an hour 10 minutes. >> hey everyone, thanks for coming. my name is jason. i work at haymarket books but i had the privilege of putting together events for these children many others and have the opportunity for thinking of going to come and introduce the event. we vetted number of events like this and we'll have a few more and they've all been really exciting to be part of any want to say the things about why i think if it's like these are so important, particularly today. it strikes me just walking through the world how lonely it can be, to be an antiwar activist at this moment but if there's an antiwar movement it is received as a path away from vision. it's harder to see any sort of organized action. what we are left with is mainstream media is decent if they have any debates on any of

the tillman foundation founded in 2004 it's provided scholarships to more than 345 veterans.t done? >> it gave me hope after i got injured and when i lost my plane and my career and just it allowed me to realize that i wasn't as broken as i thought i was. so like it gave me the ability to like forward with my wife and we -- like i started chasing a dream that i shared with my brother when we were young. >> and shared with amanda. i want to bring in nfl kicker jay feely. he was really moved. nice to see you. >> absolutely great to see you. thank you so much. >> you have something to tell him. >> well, i want to thank you, welcome to arizona. welcome to arizona. i want to thank you for your dedication and your service to our country. my brother who is at the air force academy right now, i appreciate everything you guys do. but you should go to the super bowl, don't you think? >> dude. >> i think -- i think we should surprise you guys. you can't come to the super bowl and not go to the game, so on behalf of nfl extra parts card, i want to thank you for everything you have done f

you know the tillman foundation founded in 2004 provided scholarships for more than 345 veterans.hanged our lives. it gave me hope after i got injured and when i lost my plane and my career. it allowed me to realize i wasn't as broken as i thought i was. it gave me the ability to look forward and with my wife i started chasing a dream i shared with my brother when we were younger. >> i want to bring in nfl kicker jay feely. he was moved. jay, nice to see you. >> great to see you. >> you heard this story. you have something to tell these guys. >> i just want to thank you. welcome to arizona. i want to thank you for your dedication and your service to our country. my brother, who is at the air force academy right now. i appreciate everything you do. you should go to the super bowl. >> dude? >> i think we should surprise you guys. you can't come to the super bowl and not go to the game. on behalf of nfl action points presented by barclay cards, i want to thank you for everything you have done for our country. >> ed thank you so much. >> wow. >> guys, thank you. all the best. thank yo

. >> military historian barrett tillman recounts the u.s. fifteenth air force's military exploits during world war ii in europe; specifically, the unit's attacks against nazi industrial facilities. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> good afternoon everybody. i'm barbara peters, this is the poisoned pen. it's sunday, october the 12th, and i'm delighted to welcome back barrett tillman who has written over 40 books, most of them, i think nonfiction, but i know you have been here -- didn't you cowrite something with dean coontz wasn't it? -- koonts was it? were you kind of the expert? >> with steve i contributed to two original fiction anthologies at his request. steve had just been a marvelous friend and colleague and in 1984 our mutual publisher naval institute press, had sent me a manuscript written by a vietnam war aviator could "for each other." and the publisher asked my opinion, and i said this book so good if you don't publish it, i will. and the next year it was published as "flight of the intruder." so steve and i have kept in to

to have a tie to someone like pat tillman.mic environment and then come alongside them and make sure they're connected to the right resources to earn their degree. >> a big success, but the foundation continues to thrive outside this building. patch run attracts thousands annually. brings in millions. providing boundless opportunities for so many veterans in need. >> the part of him that you know, gave up a lucrative career because he knew it was the right thing to do and he marched to the pete of his own drum and i think that's the kind of legacy we're trying to move forward and live on. >> and that legacy is living on. want proof? meet john wagner. former navy s.e.a.l. and now, wants to be a doctor. the foundation helping him out. doing great things for the foundation. jay thanks so much, guys for being here. >> thank you. >> the transition to the real world to this world, wanting to be a doctor is great. what has the foundation done for you? >> the foundation is an outstanding organization of people. they provide a financia

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[applause] >> military historian barrett tillman recounts the air force and military exploits during world war ii in europe specifically the units attacked against nazi industrial facilities. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> good afternoon everybody. i am barbara and this is the poisoned pen. sunday the 12th i'm delighted to welcome back barrett tillman who has written over 40 books most of them nonfiction but i know you have been here didn't you go write something? were you kind of their experts? >> with steve i contributed to two original fiction anthologies at his request. steve has just been marvelous friend and colleague. in 1984 hour mutual publisher naval institute press send me a manuscript written by a vietnam war aviator called for each other. the publisher asked my opinion and i said this book is so good if you don't publish it i will. the next year was published. steve and i kept in touch ever since. than "the herold" coyle trilogy he came up with the concept of a foreign military contractor that does deniable work for the u.s. government all over the world. that

he was in his army uniform to show respect for tillman killed in afghanistan. you see here one by one, runners started veering off the street to shake his hand. nbc nightly news named this clip one of the most inspiring viral videos of 2014. in the months that followed bell was named grand marshal of the fourth of july parade and got his own giants baseball trading card. bell died at his home yesterday. he was 95 years old. >> what an honor for those folks to have shaken his hand. >> nice video. >> jeff outside, so hazy. >> we are having a hard time getting rid of this pollution. even though we had sunny skies for just a little bit, it was hard to see it through the haze. we still have poor air quality in the north bay, san francisco tri-valley peninsula. tomorrow's forecast unfortunately, another spare the air day in effect. it does not look like pollution will be improving too much. and temperatures will stay in low to mid 60s for the most part. don't expect a lot of sunshine. another weak storm system keeps areas of cloud cover here across the bay area. we t

joe bell cheered on the runners during a race in san jose last year for pat tillman. remember this?opped to shake his hand and high-five him and thank him for his service. more than 1 million people watched the tribute online. joe bell was 95. >>> only on kpix five tonight, a bay area cop busted for trying to steal this house. he almost got away with it until neighbors noticed something strange. >>> 49er termed -- turned crimefighter, how he took down a suspected shoplifter. >>> a live look at the golden gate bridge c this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk. more and more, we're having conversations about the food itself: how good it is for us. how good it is for the planet. at monsanto, we're working with farmers to make balanced meals accessible to everyone. while using natural resources more efficiently. it's time for a bigger discussion about food. be part of the conversation at discover.monsanto.com >>> and explosive crash involving 170 vehicles. fireworks in a semi-exploded after a traffic pileup outside of kalamazoo, michigan. to firefighters a

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. >> i was at breakfast for nfl man of the the year charles tillman of the chicago bears.an prom is in camden. pro bowler, 12 year veteran wonderful example for kid. he visits camden often to help out and he has no ties to this area. >> wow. >> what a great young man. >> great to be there. >> awesome. >> writes a check, comes visit, talks awesome guy. >> we need more like him for sure. >> we will be right back. >>> get ready for active weather over next few days. >> tomorrow morning in problems for the commute it is after that take a look here's our timing between noon and three, snow moves in, by west to east, by 3:00 p.m. throughout philadelphia five to eight steady snow and then end between 9:00 and midnight good okay. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on wpsg the the cw philly and we are back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> up next, "cbs evening news". they will preview state have the union a crest which you can see right here at 9:00 o'clock tonight plus meet a wounded warrior key filing the odd. scott pelley reports, "cbs evening news" t

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objector a few days after tillman's death, sits down with anand gopal author of "no good men among the living" about the afghan war through the eyes of the afghan people. it's about an hour ten. >> okay everyone thanks for

we want to turn to jim tillman, a former airline pilot. captain of the army and core of engineers and weather forecaster. thanks for joining me. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> i want to start with the weather conditions that you heard kelly talking about and the mix of clear skies and the mix of thunderstorms. how do you anticipate searches will proceed over the next 48 hours. >> they need to step back and recognize the need for patience. we are all desperate for information and sometimes it comes from a reliable source and sometimes it doesn't. look at what we stick to. unless that means a major break in the weather, it may be more like 72 or more. >> when you hear kelly talk about the efforts to try to hear the black boxes and the fact that that has been complicated, are you concerned that the black boxes could move potentially while they wait out the conditions? >> i think they can move but i don't know if that will be a major move. it depends upon how much of the tail section they are in. we are talking about a major portion, they may

but we remember that ben tillman and lester maddox were elected officials who were swept into office by denigrated blocks. we respect law enforcers but we remember cops who built their repetitions by brutalizing freedom fighters. we respect court decisions but we remember that dred scott and plessy versus ferguson were supreme court decisions that relegated blacks to second-class citizenship. it took hard work and personal sacrifices to move the country to a better place. thanks to the advocacy of the naacp the urban league masonic orders fraternities and sororities the f tlc the student nonviolent coordinating committee and countless others. every september the congressional black caucus foundation recognizes various people and organizations with our phoenix awards. that name was not pulled out of a hat. nor was it selected by a contest. the phoenix award honor prophetic speech delivered from the well of the united states house of representatives by a predecessor from north carolina george white as he unceremoniously ended his career and an era of black in the congress over a genera

took minnesota resident roger tillman six days to make him on the seventh day of course he rested. boat by there, too. so there is the snowman we're told taller than some things -- >> that's not frosty, that's frooosty. something about the minnesota snow good for building. >> cool. >> check out 12-foot tall see turtle sculpture, three brother spent 300 hours put that fellow together. >> that's dedication right there. >> isn't it, though? our traffic and weather together. wow, that's something that snow getting little bit that far. >> absolutely. do you want to build a snowman ♪ ♪ >> you there go. >> somebody asked for meteorological musicianship, hashtag on twitter, all right. careful what you wish for but i'm sing, that's good. eyewitness weather watcher network, conshohocken, matthew, 24 degrees, across the delaware river, ron also reporting in 25 degrees, here, in delran. and, you know what? it already is at warm as yesterday's high. in fact, probably little higher depending on your location here, so off to better start in terms of the thermometer readings, but it is still cold,

i don't know why, whether it's jessica lynch, whether it's the tillman story -- and i could rattle offhese instances where there is just a hell of an underlying story of american heroism, nevertheless something along the way seems to get blown out proportion. in this guy's case was he on the roof of the super dome picking off looters? apparently not. did he try to kill two people who tried to steal his pickup truck? apparently not. jesse ventura. ventura served his country. >> i don't know about those details. i know this seems to be a very accurate deics pickspiction of it. this is great, in america, sports figures are our heroes now or singers or whatever. we need true americans that are willing -- it is is not even the fact of war. it is somebody that's willing to fight for and live for something beyond their own personal life. i'm going to tell you the youth of america need examples like this. even if you don't go to the military it is the idea that life is about something bigger than you. and that's why i think this story resonates. >> congressman, it doesn't hurt to have bradley

i don't know why, whether it's jessica lynch, whether it's the tillman story and i can rattle off others story of american heroism. something gets blown out of proportion. in this guy's case was he on the roof of the superdome i can ping off looters? apparently not. did he kill people who stole his pickup truck? jesse ventura aspect. why do we feel the need to make the story bigger? >> i'm not sure. and those details i don't know. i know that this seems to be a very accurate depiction of it. this is great because america has been you know sports figures are our heroes now or singers or whatever. we need true americans that are willing -- and it's not even the fact of war, it's somebody that's willing to fight for and live for something beyond their own personal life. the youth of america need examples like this even if you don't go into the military it's the idea that life is about something bigger than you. that's why i think this story resonates. >> congressman, it doesn't hurt to have bradley cooper in the lead role right, as congressman says? we we need more heroes like this. >> i wo

i simply want to know what the truth is and it just seems to me whether we're talking about pat tillmanking about jessica lynch, whether we're talking about any number of other instances. >> sure. >> a genuine american story of heroism, nevertheless gets embellished. i mean chris kyle told a story, was routinely, according to so many accounts telling a story about how two guys wanted to steal his truck and he killed them and there's just no record of that whatsoever. of course as everybody knows, in the book itself although he doesn't identify jesse ventura by name and, you know, you wrote it with him, he calls him scruff face a $1.8 million defamation jury verdict in support of jesse ventura and it leaves me wondering, well how much of the story can i believe, if each of these instances is just not based or grounded in fact? >> you see, now there's the problem. you just said it was a defamation judgment and the reality is that that's -- it was not a defamation judgment. part of it was. part of it was something else. what happens in these cases is someone says one thing and goes on the

we respect election results but we remember that ben tillman and lester maddox were elected officials who were swept into office by denigrating blacks. we respect law enforcement but we remember that jim clark and bill conner were cops who built their reputations by brutalizing freedom fighters. we respect court decisions but we remember that dread scott was a supreme court decision that relegated blacks to second class citizenship. it took hard work and personal sacrifices to move the country to a better place. thanks to the advocacy of the naacp fraternities and sororities, the fclc, the student nonviolence coordinating committee, and countless other groups and organizations, we got to a better place. every september the congressional black caucus foundation recognizes various people and organizations with our phoenix awards. that name was not pulled out of a hat. nor was it selected by a contest. the phoenix award's honor and historic and prophetic speech delivered from the well of the united states house of representatives by one of g.k. butterfield's predecessors from north carol

again, tillman -- to no one will be deny the rights of justice.n the 14th century and early 15th century these came to be understood as due process rights. to be sure, it was no comprehensive modern statement particularly the fundamental rights of religion, speech, the press, and more, so central to the common law today only narrowly animated by the most progressive of medieval at. many of the other commonplace rights today are set forward in that universal declaration and are hardly configured at all. a number of historians are at work, mapping and measuring how we got from there to here. how this medieval seabed of rights and liberties eventually grew into the thick forest of human rights normal nests. this morning i would like to sketch in one small piece of this emerging map. namely the growth of rights in 17th century england in colonial america in the 17th century. a time when england, not unlike the early 13th century, prompted various groups to rise up and rebel against the king and demand greater rights and liberties. the 17th century was

the tillman from arizona is recognized. >> i yield one minute to the gym and from it -- doman from virginia. >> i urge my colleagues to support this amendment. the amendment expresses a sense that u.s. workers should not be harmed by president obama's unilateral executive action program. these programs give american employees a financial incentive to hire unlawful aliens over american citizens and legal immigrants. the fact is, in many cases, a business now has a $3000 incentive to hire an unlawful immigrants who has benefited from the deferred action program. because of obamacare, many businesses racing $3000 per employee penalty if they do not provide health insurance to their workers. however, unlawful immigrants most likely in a fitting from president obama's action, are not eligible for obamacare. in many cases, employers will not have to pay this penalty if they hired illegal immigrants rather than legal workers. it is simply indefensible public policy for the obama immigration -- administration to give immigrants a leg up over legal workers. i urge my colleagues to support this good

we respect election results, but we remember that ben tillman and lester maddox were elected officials who were swept into office by denigrating blocs. we respect law enforcers, but we remember that jim clark and bull connor were cops who built their reputations by brutalizing freedom can fighters. freedom fighters. we respect court decisions, but we remember that dred scott and plessy v. ferguson were supreme court decisions that relegated blacks to second class citizenship. it took hard work and personal sacrifices to move the country to a better place. thanks to the advocacy of the naacp, the urban league masonic orders, from alternative is -- fraternities and sororities, the fdlc the student nonviolent coordinating committee and countless other groups and organizations, we got to a better place. everyeptember the congressional black caucus foundation recognizes various people and organizations with our phoenix awards. that name was not pulled out of a hat nor was it selected by a contest. the phoenix awards honor an historic and prophetic speech delivered from the well of the unite

and then you got pat buchanan tillman and the christian reich -- right. you know what i mean. pat, i loved his book, but i liked it better in the original german. it was so much better. it is so hard not to go out there and say pat we got it. i guess the bottom line is we are here tonight because of the shrub. you know who i am talking about. george w. bush jr. the w. stands for where the hell is it? you look at george w., and you realize some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some get it as a graduation gift. [cheers and applause] i just want to ask the secret service, is it true that his secret service code name is gilligan? is that really true? gilligan is on the move, little buddy. keep going. it is always frightening to me. i hate to see him in a debate. he kept asking if he could use his life line. no. you can't call your dad. not going to do it, can't help you in and out. can't see it. good good, good one. get after it. run for office. not the brightos bulb on the tree. just go. frightening. i don't want to see him in charge of the economy. basically it is lik

host: a couple of more tweets, this is tillman, to me "american sniper" was a movie about the impact of ptsd and how it affects the family. and this is htb hard truth bot, while "american sniper" glory fries both duty and honor, no movie made this year glorifies human conflict more than the movie "selma." and here is edward i'm reading michael moore's twitter feed now. he's correct our invasion of iraq was wrong, history will judge us accordingly. gary says, hollywood, for all its hand ringing about guns, has been glorifying moore for 75 years just as it glorifies the mob and street gangs. and finally, venice says there is no such thing as glory in war. everybody loses in that game. from politico this morning, tom won't run for senate in california, the barbara boxer seat. daniel is calling in from plymouth new hampshire, independent line. caller: good morning, sir. how are you? thank you for taking my call. i've seen "american sniper" twice. incredible incredible movie. the scenes throughout it is -- the theme throughout it is chris kyle did not shoot to just kill. he shot to save l

bennett miller for foxcatcher and wes anderson for the great budapest hotel and morton tillman for "the a leading role the nominees are...marion coutier in "two days one night" felicity jones in "the theory of everything." july yan moore in ""still alice."" rosamund pike in ""gone girl,"" and reese witherspoon in "wild." >> for performance by an actor in a leading role the nominees are steve carelle in foxcatcher, bradley cooper in "american sniper" benedict cumberbatch in the "imitation game," michael keaton in ""birdman"" and eddie redmayne in "the theory of everything." >> and finally, we are pleased to announce the film's selected as the picture nominees. they are..."american sniper," clint eastwood lobt laurens, andrew la czar bradley cooper and peter morgan producers. ""birdman"" or the unexpected virtue of ignorance, alejandro g and james w scoot tropol producer frs. "boyhood," richard linklater and kathleen sutherland producers. ""the grand budapest hotel,"" wes anderson scott reuben steven rales and jeremy dawson producers. "the imitation game," norah grossman edu osintroducesk

. >> military historian barrett tillman recounts the u.s. fifteenth air force's military exploits during world war ii in europe; specifically, the unit's attacks against nazi industrial facilities. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> good afternoon everybody. i'm barbar

charles tillman of the chicago bears spoke to kids at urban promise in camden.thing to do with this area but comes back often has no ties, gives money and time. that's why he's man of the year. we'll be right back. >> >> got a story you'd like us to investigate? e-mail your ideas to i-team at cbs3.com. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. for kathy beasley and all of us here, i'm jessica dean. have a good night. we'll see you at 11:00 on cbs3. >> ♪