-- 6:30 train there will be bus bridges provided for that train as well so essentially the next train has been cancelled. we'll let you know what's going on so expect delays on the tracks at least probably about an hour at this point. that is traffic. let's check your forecast. here's lawrence. >> all right, elizabeth. you will love this. lots of sunshine coming our way again the sun coming up on what looks like a gorgeous day outside. enjoy that autumn sunshine. not many days like this for the remainder of the year. 50s and 60s, very mild outside right now. we are going to plan on some great weather toward the afternoon. even warmer than yesterday and yesterday, pretty warm day outside. had some 70s and 80s. by the afternoon, the temperatures are expected to warm further. we are looking at 83 degrees in san francisco. that's 5 degrees warmer about 7 degrees warmer in livermore that could be 90 degrees today and should be 87 degrees in san jose. that's 5 degrees warmer than where we're at yesterday. that's a look at weather. let's check that's a look -- that's a look at weather, guys.

train several yards away. are investigating the damage to the trains as well as to the railway because there is a possibility one of the rails could be warped from this head- on collision. it happened around 9:0 last night. one train was disembarking passengers, the other hit it head on. none of the 17 injuries is life- threatening. everyone is expect to be okay. the coast starlight station was stopped at the station going from l.a. to seattle letting passengers off at oakland when a commuter train from bakersfield hit it head on. the impact sent the coast starlight off the rails slamming into a concrete platform. the other train's engine also derailed. >> we're watching a movie and we got launched into the front of the train suddenly. >> just a big jolt. it wasn't bad, i didn't think. i thought we had been hit from behind maybe by another train. >> reporter: there are a few factors in the investigation right now. the commuter train actually ran a red light according to local firefighters. also looks like a sw

look at the front of that train. the trains collided at 15-20 mi. per hour, but it weighs so much, there is so much damage to the train. as far as this place is concerned, they have to worry about trains from destinations all over the country. one train is coming in from seattle. they hope to have things cleared by the time that train comes this afternoon, but if that is not the case, if it cannot be cleared by then, they will have to stop in emeryville, get on a bus in reconnect in santa clara or san jose. >>mark: we will check back with updates throughout the morning and we will be right back as the kron 4 news continues. tsk bonded deb >> the the >>justine: another bay area city is joining the occupied movement. this afternoon, occupier richmond will kick off its first rally. this is all a part of the national occupy wall street movement planned to draw attention to unemployment and the widening gap between rich and poor. protesters will gather at the parking lot behind the east bay center for performing arts on eleventh street. there you can see

train was fairly empty. on the way out, going through in a sense that, i saw boarding platform several very full of people. to me from an operations perspective, a good operational move, and that may well have happened, it would have been to switchback one of the outbound trains. to take a big two-car train with three people on it and all the way up to the end of the line and you literally have hundreds of people waiting on the inbound side is not a good use of resources. and running every train and every bus to the end, every line on every run, it just does not make sense given where the population is in terms of ridership. there are some bus lines and train lines, or at least a bus lines, where there is a big amount of people that are at the terminals at the end and those would be less likely to switchback. but on those were there is a gradual tabor or sometimes a sharp tabor, it really does not necessarily make sense to always run to the end of the line every time. i think building scheduled switchbacks i

those trains delayed out of jack london square, ace train 1 still late, number 3 on time.len stall still blocking a lane there highway 4, 580, up and over the altamonte earlier accident at carlson westbound. breaking news about a fire at highway 24/580 split, a lot of smoke could be delaying traffic. abc7 news crew is on the scene. that's 24 at 580 the split, fire and smoke. maybe some rubbernecks looking that way. bay bridge light headed into san francisco, not too bad of a delay this morning. >>> sue, thank you. >> that's it for this edition of the abc7 news. >> we'll be back with a local update at 7:24. keep track of the latest on twitter and talk about it on facebook.

training and case management.o we believe that if we knew which types of beds were vacant, then we could better outreach to communities so there would not be so many vacancies. i am sorry, so there would not be beds that are vacant when there is such a high turnaround. this corridor, with respect to the tokens, there have been a huge improvement. the sites that tend to have tokens, or at least there were coming, there were on the way, the tokens would be there soon, so that was important. training, training and case management are based on improving staff and service availability to clients. this quarter, we requested information about the training that the staff had received. and we got -- it looks like the average level of compliance for the training that is required by the standards of care is about at 49%. and this is based on information received onhsfrom hsa and follog up with individual shelters. and it then, finally, the case management. we feel there was case management embedded in each side and if there

nobody trains better than the united association, and there is no better example of their training than here in local 38. local 38 as one of the finest training facilities in all of the ua, but that was not good enough, and that is what continues to make the ua what it is. locals like local 38. they were not going to sit down and just say that we have got the best. they're going to make sure that they continue to get better, make sure that they continue to have the best training. and that is the policy of the united association. and local 38's members should be very proud of their leadership that they're able to lead them down this road. i was reading through this little booklet here before i came up, and it gives a little history of training in the united association. it mentions the itf board, which runs all the training. it mentions that larry is a member of that board. what it does not mention is when the board was started, larry, senior, was one of the founding members and the chairman for most of the life of that board and has worked very hard, not only here in his local, local 38

train 14 is the starlight train. it started in los angeles, it was on its way to seattle. employees on train 14 say they were detraining passengers, trying to board new ones on their way to seattle when they heard what sounded like an explosion and then bodies were moved around. we spoke to one passenger who got on the train, she described what she said has a frightening scene. >> we heard like a big bang, like a bomb. >> sounded just like that. >> we saw the -- >> reporter: that was the mother of a passenger on the train. her son is paralyzed. he was forced out of his wheelchair by the impact of the collision. we are told he had a back injury and possibly a head injury. the family members live in haywood. they say they were waiting here at the oakland station for their paralyzed son to arrive when they heard what sounded like an explosion. what we have beenaible to see is that train 718 the passenger train struck the seattle train with such force it broke the concrete platform here at the jack london station sending

train, medical training, infrastructure training so they can sustain it themselves. >> right. we'll be right back with more from general pete >>> we're back with major general pete fuller, the deputy commander of the nato mission to train and equip the afghan police and army. sir, i just want to get into a little more specifics on the afghan equipment and what the needs are. what are they, for example, from the helicopter standpoint. what are their needs from the vehicle standpoint and the general soldier's standpoint? >> sure, let's go through the aviation side first. and they had to previously been trained by the russians, the soviets, and they had m.i. helicopters, for examples, and some others. >> those were the attack helicopters? >> yeah. >> so they had the lift helicopters and also the attack. we are maintaining the say capability and the additional mi-17s. we're not going to buy any new ones for them. the reason we did that, one, they already had the trained pilots, two, they work very well in that environment. i mean, afghanistan is very unique environment. >> right.

season -- training seized for new operators, that if we did not jump start the training program very quickly on both the bus and the real side that we would have these types of problems. the problem occurred. this was the worst month because there was essentially no new rail training done for a long time span. so this is not something that is a rite of spring. it should not be occurring and will not be occurring in the future. we will like to think this was a one time aberration of us stopping hiring and not rehiring and retraining at the necessary speed that people were going out the door. ok? supervisor chu: thank you. >> misruns as a percentage of the total runs -- again, the same kind of message. what we wanted to show, for example, is the decline from, again, april being the worst month, september, but we missed almost 10% of the runs. september, we're back under and pershing 5%. this is a critical one for us. we have to get the service on the street. supervisor avalos: what is it about the l line, why it is most often at the top? >> the reason is the l line -- my apologies for

that was train accident.pictures of investigators at jack london square doing the investigation. no train service coming in and out, the trains are blocked and some of the streets are blocked. you should know about that. if you take amtrak service, that's been disrupted. there's a bus bridge set up to get passengers around the problem. it's going to added delays. if you take amtrak, part of your trip will be on a bus, and that will be delaying your commute. >>> let's go out and look at interstate 880. in both directions the traffic looks good. northbound 85 and 280 looking good getting into cupertino. >> we do have mostly clear skies. i say that because there might be a patch or two of fog there. even the high clouds are starting to lift northward. actually a low is dropping down into the pacific. there's not much wind, but it's out there. it will be sunny to mostly sunny, except for those higher clouds. it will still be nice and warm over by the coast. we're starting off with 50s and 60s. again, there's a bi

one inbound train slammed into a stopped train that was unloading at 10:00 last night at the oaklandon. amtrak says it was a low speed collision. estimates put the train traveling at about 10 miles per hour. the people who were hurt suffered minor injuries. 16 people were injured. those onboard and those who saw the accident say ways a scary experience. >> me and my mom were waiting for him. all of a sudden we hear this big explosion. we thought i was a forklift. we were trying to see what was going on. the conductor walked me back in with way and i seen all that rubble it was a head to head collision with the trains. i find out my brother, fell off his wheelchair rolled all the with way back, got a nick on the face. now he's in agony right now from his neck to his back. >> reporter: his brother was coming in from fresno. --. this morning they are running bus bridges between the emeryville station and oakland station if you need to get between the two. or amtrak is offering refunds if you don't want to mess with the hassle. again, they are hoping to have it open in time for the 6:30

and as many of you know, navy seal training has a reputation for being the hardest military training in the world. and in our class we started with over 220 people in our original class, and by the time we graduated we were down to 21. all right? so started with over 220, by the time we graduated down to 21. and in the course of that training, they're always testing you. they're always pushing you. so they ask you to do, in your first week they ask you to do a 50-meet underwater swim. later they ask you to swim down 50 feet, tie a knot and come back up. they ask you to land small boats on jagged rocks in the middle of the night. there's one evolution called drown proofing, and they tie your feet together and your hands behind your back. and with your feet tied together and your hands tied behind your back, you have to jump in the pool, and they then ask you to swim 50 meters. as you're going through the training, though, it builds, it crescendos at this week, right? it's considered to be the pinnacle of seal team training, the hardest week of the hardest military training, and it's c

you can see both trains are amtrak trains.an see there that part of the walkway is damaged from one of the trains that apparently went off the tracks. 18 passiers have been injured. most of them suffered bumps and bruises. but we do know of at least one person with a broken arm. this happened right at 10:00 tonight. our news crew on the scene continues to gather more information. we'll have more for you later on in this newscast. >>> problems with the blackberry smart phone have now spread to the united states. people here started having problems with their devices here today. users in other parts of the world noticed service disruptions starting monday. research in motion, the canadian company behind the device, said the email system broke down because of a faulty network service that links it to the network. >> it looks like it's sending out, but nobody gets it. that's already messed me up a couple of times today. >> they're going to move on and get someone else. i have people that work for me, and if they have questions. >>

the train did not derail. we're told that the truck driver did not suffer any injuries and he's okay. but they are trying to figure out why was his trailer on the tracks there. now, i've been talking to some passengers they are all describing what happened as a heck of a jolt. here is what a man who was headed to stockton told us about the hit. >> all of a sudden the train was riding smooth. and i heard a boom sound and you just heard the impact and the train i mean the train instantly shook. we didn't really know what was going on. we thought the train had fell off the track and was about to derail. >> reporter: a few minutes ago some of the passengers were actually out here. but they've put them back on the train because they said they want to keep them warm. they're waiting for buses to pick them up and take them on to their destination. one passenger described to me, the second trailer, there was two trailer, was the one that got hit. split apart it was carrying corn and the corn strew across the area. the

the trains involved in the collision are trains 717 and train 14. once again, it's a low-impact collision. we know at this hour all trains are not operating now. the station has been shut down at jack lemmon scare. >>> a fremont teenager who loves to scare people is getting the fright from city hall. the city issued a cease and desist order for his haunted house. jean elle has a look at city government at work. >> these will be jam packed full of clothes and stairs on the backside. >> reporter: chris loves to scare people. his backyard haunted house is famous on delaware drive. >> every year we go there. >> i like the suspense. but it really scares you. >> this is the house of horrors. >> reporter: this year was going to be his biggest house of horrors yesterday. building for months, the 18-year-old and his friends were ready to decorate until the city of fremont sent him a cease and discyst order. >> my mom told me we had a citation. >> reporter: the city checked into the haunted house after someone complained about traffic concerns and determined

you can see both trains are amtrak trains.f the walkway is damaged from one of the trains that apparently went off the tracks. 18 passiers have been injured. most of them suffered bumps and bruises. but we do know of at least one person with a broken arm. this happened right at 10:00 tonight. our news crew on the scene continues to gather more information. we'll have more for you later on in this newscast. >>> problems with the blackberry smart phone have now spread to the united states. people here started having problems with their devices here today. users in other parts of the world noticed service disruptions starting monday. research in motion, the canadian company behind the device, said the email system broke down because of a faulty network service that links it to the network. >> it looks like it's sending out, but nobody gets it. that's already messed me up a couple of times today. >> they're going to move on and get someone else. i have people that work for me, and if they have questions. >> some industry watchers

with that training programs to train the bosnian army forces after the dayton accord, we train the georgian forces to deal with terrorist forces in the border regions with the russian federation. each mission is tailored to the specific circumstances and the requirements of the partner involved. but this sort of advise and assist so that they can deal with the problem more effectively and professionally is a well established model that has proven its value. >> ambassador yamamato. >> in the context of looking at africa as far as a really good cooperation and coordination between the department of defense and the department of state, and how we can do training, and a wide. 160,000trained about troops for peacekeeping operations in 24 countries. we have died in senate by sen coordination in this context as well. you have the state department helping to do diplomatic corps nation, also assistance as far as money to provide logistical support. defense is providing the actual individuals to do training. those are issues that are a model for this area, but also we are looking at other areas in pa

we are planning more training exercises to get this up and running. october 28th is the great shakeout. it will be initiated from sacramento and we will participate with that. they're locked storage areas have been cleared and organized. i want to mention again that we've talked to our directors about this that future improvements would include a wireless system, and reduce set up time during activation. we could be in that room if we have an event, everybody has to leave that we have to activate ceiling tiles and get this things up. many other departments, depending on their resources and budget -- they are at various levels of technology and comfort as we look through those. we are touring those and have various meetings within working groups in the city and we attend those meetings. the emergency command vehicle is currently parked at building 606. it is available for deployment when needed. the continued use and operational costs, it's a ford motor tom, is being determined for effectiveness and efficiency for rapid deployment during an emergency.

one inbound train slammed into a stopped train at 10:00 last night. the stopped train was unloading passengers. the moving one also had people onboard. there were 16 passengers who were hurt. injuries consisted of bumps and bruises and possibly bun broken arm. passengers and witnesses say with it was an awful thing to hear -- to hear, see and experience. >> me and my mom were waiting for him all of a sudden we hear this big explosion. we thought it was a forklift. we were going back and forth trying to see. the conductor walked me back this way and i seen all that you rubble and seen witness a collision. i find out that my brother fell off his wheelchair rolled all the way back, got a nick on the face now these agony from his neck to his back. >> reporter: there's a shot of his brother in pain. also, a little shaken after this experience. no official word on the cause. firefighters in oakland said the moving train ran a red signal light. amtrak officials say they have no comment about that. one of the trains was knocked off the tracks. the track is no

the train did not derail.old that the truck driver did not suffer any injuries and he's okay. but they are trying to figure out why was his trailer on the tracks there. now, i've been talking to some passengers they are all describing what happened as a heck of a jolt. here is what a man who was headed to stockton told us about the hit. >> all of a sudden the train was riding smooth. and i heard a boom sound and you just heard the impact and the train i mean the train instantly shook. we didn't really know what was going on. we thought the train had fell off the track and was about to derail. >> reporter: a few minutes ago some of the passengers were actually out here. but they've put them back on the train because they said they want to keep them warm. they're waiting for buses to pick them up and take them on to their destination. one passenger described to me, the second trailer, there was two trailer, was the one that got hit. split apart it was carrying corn and the corn strew across the area. the 39 peop

training camp in bagiao lasted three weeks. now, following a 24-hour accommodation for jet lag, work resumes at the wildcard gym in hollywood. >> let's go. come on. come on. hook. six. let's go. >> while pacquiao is the biggest name in the gym, with his fight still nearly a month away the focus here is on sparring mate jorge linares, as his bout is just days away. on the undercard of the bernard hopkins-chad dawson fight at nearby staples center. >> you'll enjoy the fight tonight. linares is -- >> that's a good fight. >> yeah. >> as dusk settles on a saturday night downtown, staples center is the focus of the boxing universe. a sense only reinforced by manny pacquiao's arrival. before heading to his ringside seat, the fighter takes a detour to wish his sparring partner good luck. >> ready? >> freddie roach and physical trainer alex ariza cannot conceal their enthusiasm about linares. >> yes, pacquiao! >> jorge linares sparred 30 rounds with manny pacquiao in preparation for this fight. >> how's training? good? >> real-g thank y

there's a parallel between training dogs, training horses, training cows, training chickens, trainingnciples are the same across the board. any psychologist would tell you that that's the case if they're familiar with animals. >> mr. pearl, i appreciate your time. it's a controversial subject. you represent a lot of people's beliefs. i respect that. i appreciate you being on. >> well thank you. >> we asked mr. pearl's representatives after the interview about the study he was referring to. he mentioned a study where we called mr. brunson who has been a guest on this show before and asked about the study and he said the study doesn't condone spanking and is a misuse of the science. >>> as the michael jackson's death trial nears its end, what made dr. conrad murray cry in court today? and an answer to what killed singer amy winehouse. [ male announcer ] montgomery and abigail higgins had a tree that bore the most rare and magical fruit, which provided for their every financial need. [ thunder rumbling ] [ thunder crashing ] and then, in one blinding blink of an eye, their tree had given

amtrak officials say around 10:00 last night the starlight train was struck by the san joaquin train. now, amtrak officials are telling us the accident is under investigation, and they're giving us little details about the incident. but they did tell oakland fire department more. >> the other train was traveling from san joaquin to bakersfield. the rain that was moving ran a red signal, according to amtrak representative. >> now, 17 people were injured. we actually caught up with one man who was on the train. here's what he had to say. >> she was standing up near the front and it knocked here clear back on her back back to me. i picked her up and got her on her feet and her hip was hurt. >> there were reports of 17 injuries to passengers that were taken to area hospitals with minor injuries. >> it's unclear when amtrak service will resume, although they have a shuttle service to nearby stations. >>> this month marks the 20th 20th anniversary of the oakland hills fire storm. ktvu's reporter karen moriaritys that story. >> next thursday is the actual anniversary of the oakland hills fir

there was a train resting here on track one when another train came southbound and hit it from behind. taketake a look. you can see signals. there's a red one and a green one on top of that. there's supposed to give the conductors some type of whether to go or stop. we're still trying to figure that out. around 10:00 last night, amstar's coast starlight was stopped. >> the other train was traveling from san joaquin to bakersfield, traveling 15 to 25 miles an hour. the train that was moving ran a red signal, according to amtrak representatives. >> reporter: in all, 154 passengers were on board both trains. we talked to somebody on board. he said it was scary and it was like a jolt. >> she was standing and it knocked her back, knocked her back to me. i picked her up and i got her on her feet and her hip was hurting. >> there were reports of 17 injuries to passengers that were taken to area hospitals with minor injuries. >> reporter: eight hours after the accident, crews use locomotives to place the trains on the tracks. as you can see, there are people getting on and off the train here.

passengers tell us they felt the train shudder. the impact scared passengers, some of whom panicked. this doctor helped the pregnant woman when the woman started screaming. >> i got so scared. >> it was panicked. no one heard anything for 10, 15 minutes when they announced it on the speakers. >> i was falling asleep and i saw the jerk and i freaked out a little bit. >> just a little bit? >> a lot, actually. >> the fire chief tells us that 35 people were injured. >> approximately 35 victims have been injured in the collision from minor to moderate injuries. they are currently being triaged and transported to local hospitals. >> the driver and a passenger of the truck the train hit are uninjured. >> now, this is what the scene looks like live from sky 7. there are four fire trucks and 10 ambulances were distach patched. -- dispatched. they have not moved since the accident. there are 100 emergency personnel on scene. we are told that amtrak police are investigating the accident. we asked, but we don't know yet if there was a controle

154 passengers were on board both trains. we talked to somebody on board. he said it was scary and it was like a jolt. >> she was standing and it knocked her back, knocked her back to me. i picked her up and i got her on her feet and her hip was hurting. >> there were reports of 17 injuries to passengers that were taken to area hospitals with minor injuries. >> reporter: eight hours after the accident, crews use locomotives to place the trains on the tracks. as you can see, there are people getting on and off the train here. the train service is back up and running.

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there were no trains in or out of the oakland station all night long as the two trains remained on the tracks. inspectors checked the damage to the rail and repaired it this morning. in the meantime, passengers were bused to emeryville to catch trains from there. >> they encouraged people who wanted to turn in their tickets and come back in 24 hours to do so. but many of us -- there's about a dozen of us -- had nowhere to go if we went back to san francisco or were willing to wait. originally they said three to five ours. and it's been longer than that. >> reporter: now the federal railroad administration, the california public utilities commission, and amtrak are investigating. some of their leads, local firefighters say the commuter train ran a red light and amtrak workers say it looks like a switch wasn't thrown that would have moved the second train to another track. they say that switch is operated by a dispatch center in nebraska. so the coast starlight is now running about 10 hours late. there were a lot of cancellations this morning. that's pretty much over. but if you were on

the coast starlight train was stopped here at the jack london station. now, amtrak officials are telling us the accident is still under investigation. they give us little details about the incident, but they told oakland fire a little more. >> the other train was traveling from san joaquin valley. the train that was moving ran a red signal, according to amtrak representative. >> now, 45 oakland firefighters responded to the call. in all, 17 people were injured and taken to area hospitals for minor injuries. now we can come out here live and you can see people are here investigating the scene. we'll bring it to you as it develops. once again, the train headed to seattle has left the area. i'm paul chambers. to tell you more about the commute, let's go so sal. >> in this area of jack london square, you can't drive on the end of the oak street. it's closed for a good long while. so if you're coming to jack london square area, you should be aware of that. also, we'll be keeping track of the train service to make sure they're not delayed. they very well may b

that i can focus on the fight in training. when i'm in congress, i set aside boxing and focus on being a congressman. >> so when pacquiao's battle on november 12th concludes, another will resume. taking place thousands of miles away and fought on behalf of the half million citizens of the impoverished province of seringani. >> about 6,000 households live below the poverty line. >> it explains life before when i was young, so whatever success i have in a in my life, my hear always the same as when i was young. >> if you listen and ask the people around the province, he is known as being successful in his job and trying to uplift and provide opportunities for the people of the province. >> any progress that the congressman has gotten is commendable, but it is his cattle industry that has provided a source of income for them, and also advances for fishermen like these men who after years of rowing the rivers of sarangani bay, thanks for the congressman can get motorized r riggers like this one for the water. [ speaking foreign la

that train did not derail.tine: new details in the southern california shooting massacre that happened at the salon. the people are dead. identities are not released but the owner of this upscale salon is not dead. one woman is still in critical condition. doctors say she is showing signs of improvement. seal beach police have identified the suspect as scott evans dekraai of huntington beach. police arrested the 42 year-old yesterday and booked him on suspicion of murder. police now describe how they caught up with this accused gunman. graf > >officer: one of the officers saw the suspect who had been described by a witness. the suspect was taken in a custody--the suspect was taken into custody about a half mile away from this side of the shooting. >>justine: authorities have not released an official motive but they are investigating the relationship the gunmen have with someone inside of the salon. friends with the salon owner said he was the ex-husband of a stylus that works there and they were involved in a b

a big rig and a train collide. the train was heading south from oakland to bakersfield. here's video from moments ago. 204 passengers on board, dozens of people are injured. but it appears right now that none of the injuries are life threatening. want to repeat that. none of the injuries that we know of right now are life threatening. in fact, they are minor to moderate. miraculously, the truck driver that was hit by the train is alive and unharmed. the truck driver along with his passenger. an amtrak track near brentwood. >>> more explosive testimony at the trial of conrad murray. witness after witness testified that attempts to save jackson's life were too little too late and possibly worst. stephanie stanton spent the day inside the courthouse in l.a. >> richard? >> reporter: dramatic testimony from the paramedic who tended to michael jackson the day he died. he said paramedics arrived june 25, 2009 at 12:26 p.m. and discovered jackson in full cardiac arrest. >> his skin was very cool to the touch. when we -- i took a first glance at him, his eyes were open. they were

qualification training with me, so we spent virtually every day of training together for 14 months. and on june 28, 2005, matt axleson was pinned down in a fire fight with the taliban. and when he was pinned down in a fire fight with the taliban, the call went out, a radio call was received, and james went, and he boarded a helicopter to fly in to rescue matt axleson. as that helicopter was flying in, it was shot down, and that day both matt axleson and james suh gave their lives. the reason i'm telling you that story is because if you had asked james suh at the moment that he was getting on that helicopter, if you had asked him, james, what are you doing right now? james wouldn't have told you, i'm getting on this helicopter in order to win the global war on terrorism. he wouldn't have told you, i'm getting on this helicopter because we need to pacify this part of afghanistan. if you'd asked james at that moment what he was doing when he got on that helicopter, he would have told you my friend, matt axleson, needs me. and that's why i got on that helicopter. and i mention it, also,