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officers allowed the u.s. army and government to know in the summer of 1943 what had actually happened. it is a devastating act, but because there were concerns there was a deceitful program in place from the start. >> despite the horror, it seems the united states had the side of the soviet union was too important as a wartime ally to start blaming it for the massacre. the truth was only revealed in 1990. bbc news. >> he did it, at last. that is what they are thinking in scotland after andy murray won his first grand slam tennis title. today, he reveled in the victory in new york, showing off his hard-earned prize. back in his home town in scotland, thousands of fans celebrated after staying up all night to watch the match. >> trepidation and little sleep for those who stayed up to watch andy murray triumph. >> [indiscernible] >> this is a win for scotland. >> this was a long time coming. >> his hometown as much -- normally a much quieter town. andy murray spent his childhood here. his family remained. they are al

at 31, she entered the u.s. army as one of the first  african-american women, something she never really thought much about. >> i thought i was just as good as everybody else. if they said anything to me, i said the hell with you, sorry. >> reporter: she joined after she was diagnosed with having a skin condition that causes loss of pigment. >> i thought the army knew all the answers. i said, i'll join the army and let them move those spots. i was crying. i said, can you move those spots? they said, you don't have to move them. you're going to be white. i said you mean they got me mixed up? >> reporter: to keep her mind sharp, she reads "the washington post" every morning. >> you have to find out what's going on. you don't want to be here to be stupid. >> reporter: she puts on her makeup every day, likes her jewelry, and still enjoys getting her nails done. and she's in good health but she did lose her leg several years ago to an infection. >> if i had another leg, i'd dance for you. >> reporter: she has lived a fu

. >> reporter: scott winkler, a u.s. army vet was injured in iraq. >> we're no different than anyone else. >> reporter: a former u.s. army airborne has this advice. >> get up. life is too short to lay down. go get it. >> reporter: a message that everyone, regardless of ability, can embrace. stephanie gosk, nbc news, london. >> great story to end on on a tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. we're back on in prime time tonight with the big speeches of the evening, including the first lady. our coverage begins at 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. and we hope you can hear us even better. good night from charlotte. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com patrol cars and -- the very latest on that shooting that's left a chp officer in critical condition and a suspect dead. >>> so many have been hoping and waiting for, a firefighter who went into a coma from a heart attack battling a blaze last week has opened his eyes today.

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. >> reporter: scott winkler a u.s. armyured in iraq. >> we're no different than anyone else. >> reporter: former u.s. army airborne has this advice. >> get up. life is too short to lay down. go get it. >> reporter: a message that everyone, regardless of ability can embrace. stephanie gosk, nbc news, london. >> great story to end on on a tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. we're back on in prime time tonight with the big speeches of the evening. our coverage begins at 10:00 eastern 7:00 pacific. i'm brian williams, we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening, and we hev

criminal investigation division united states forces in iraq the first division the u.s. . army computer crimes investigative unit the c.c.i. the second cyber command the department of justice most significantly and it's u.s. great injury in the exam in the of virginia the federal bureau of investigation the department of state is the puppet of states diplomatic security services. in addition we have been investigated by the office of the director general of national intelligence the idea and the office of the national counterintelligence executive the central intelligence agency the house oversight committee the national security into agency agency committee and the p.r.i. a b. the president's intelligence the president's intelligence advisory board so what's really going on here julian assange is a political prisoner of the west today because the. because the most paranoid within the u.s. government are afraid that they may be embarrassed or even prosecuted for war crimes and they have this fear for a good reason our government no longer solely belongs to we the people and now

. >> reporter: scott winkler a u.s. armyured in iraq. >> we're no different than anyone else. >> reporter: former u.s. army airborne has this advice. >> get up. life is too short to lay down. go get it. >> reporter: a message that everyone, regardless of ability can embrace. stephanie gosk, nbc news, london. >> great story to end on on a tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. we're back on in prime time tonight with the big speeches of the evening. including the first lady. our coverage begins at 10:00 eastern 7:00 pacific. i'm brian williams, we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening, and we hope you can hear us even better. good night from charlotte. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com prcandidate is more likely toion return us to full employment. this is a clear choice. the republican plan is to cut more taxes on upper-income... people and go back to deregulation. that's what got us in trouble in the first place. president obama has a plan to rebuild america from...

before the chp, he was in the u.s. army reserve. a sergeant says what happened yesterday was a sobering reminder to all. >> is a time to remember when we get up to brush our teeth that the job we have we might not be coming home and just as all of you know that every time you get in your car you know there are fatalities that occur. >> she says the chp is a family organization and this has affected all of them >> according to the contra costa times this was the first serious line of duty incident since 2007 when another officer died after slamming into a tree chasing suspected drunk driver. >> the first call about the shooting came about 820 in the morning >> reportedly shots fired at an officer on the freeway and the officer is possibly down >> the officer radioed for help and then returned to youngstrom side until paramedics arrived. you can find the latest updates on cbssf.com >> san jose firefighter frank ryan is out of a drug induced coma and is speaking with visitors for the first time since suffering a heart attack. he collap

congressman joseph kennedy once said that the u.s. army of school america is a school that has run more dictators than any other school in the history of the world but hey that's ok since when maintains the no school should be held accountable for the actions of its graduates the father bird was efforts to raise awareness are paying off several lot american countries have already declared they will be cutting ties with the school check it out. in the last two months two countries after we've met with their presidents president or president don you know korea. they go and nicaragua these two presidents in the last two months and this school and their work is causing a lot of kara a lot of suffering and death to our people it should not exist we are withdrawing our troops from the school. there have actually been attempts by congress to shut down the school a bill in two thousand and five aiming to abolish the school had one hundred thirty four co-sponsors in the house armed services committee but it failed in two thousand and seven the mcgo

and fifteen years ago this week the u.s. army of knowledge and had a serious problem with sexual harassment within the ranks today a culture of ignoring or silencing harassment. it's thursday september thirteenth five pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching arts. well a victory today for reporters and activists fighting the controversial indefinite detention law a federal judge has ruled that the government cannot enforce a provision that allows the military to detain those who support terrorists and associated forces and those two words associated forces are key that's because the plaintiffs in the case against the government a group of seven reporters and activists say they believe they may fall under this category by reporting on the middle east they say under the n.c.a.a. they could be indefinitely detained because their job sometimes required them to interact with terrorists that the judge granted a temporary injunction back in may that put a temporary block on that law but federal judge catherine forrest

organized into three teams now we know again they were dressed in our u.s. army uniforms. the insurgents targeting aircraft, hangars and other buildings. at least six jets completely destroyed. two others significantly damaged. coalition troops eventually killed 14 of the insurgents and took another who was wounded into custody. in addition to two marines killed, nine others injured in the attack. none of those injuries we are told is life threatening. the taliban also saying one objective of the attack was to kidnap prince harry. he had just arrived at the base last week for a four month long deployment. he was not harmed in the ambush. and all of this with this happening today. nato confirming a man dressed as an afghan police officer shot and killed two nato soldiers. to word on if they were american. that so-called green on blue insider attack is one of many that is becoming more common there in recent months. so much so, our fighters have had to stop training their afghan counterparts. u.s. marines and the fbi now are on the move to libya to hunt down the killers who

prior to that, he served in the u.s. army reserves from 1994 to 2002. during his time with chp, he worked almost exclusively out of the highway patrol's office in martinez. he lived in this home in cordelia, married with four children. >> he was always playing with his kids in the front yard. i can tell that he was a good dad. >> police have now released what they believe to be the sequence of events which led up to tuesday morning's fatal shooting. it turns out to the murdered officer was on the scene at first to deal with a good deer on the side of the road. the second officer pulled over a green jeep wrangler. it was youngstrom who approached the jeep first. and within second, he was shot. moments after she was shot, a second officer who was behind the jeep shot and killed the suspect. youngstrom was put on life support yesterday and died of his injuries this evening. the suspect by this time has been identified at 36-year-old christopher lacy. investigators are still looking into the motive for this shooting. we are learning more about the gunman. a

wearing u.s. army uniforms when they penetrated the base perimeter fence. two american marines died in that attack. >>> back here in the u.s., the chicago teachers strike could be over today. we'll get a live report today at 2:30 eastern time and hear more on the vote that could send kids back to school as early as tomorrow. >>> "the next list" with sanjay gupta starts now. >>> until we get to this spot, everything that the tourists have seen is nice. it's beautiful. here they realize that they're sitting in front of a whole bunch of [ bleep ] of decomposing stuff, but it doesn't stink. the compost bins is just one stop on the tour. >> there is something for everyone here. >> part luxury resort, part science lab, it's a sprawling 400-acre experiment in sustainable living. >> it's like living in a place where everything is interconnected and every plant has a purpose, every function has a purpose. >> the mastermind, a former fast food exec. >> so now he has to say, okay, look, i made a mistake. now i'm going to show the world how to do things differently. >>

criminal investigation division, the united states forces and iraq, the first armored division, u.s. armyputer and crimes investigative unit, the second army, cyber command. and within that, three separate divisions. the federal bureau of investigation, which now has, according to court testimony, earlier this year, produced a file of 42,135 pages into wikileaks of which less than a thousand concern bradley manning. the department of state, the department of state's diplomatic security services, in addition we been investigated by the office of the director-general of national intelligence, the office of counterintelligence executive, central intelligence agency, house oversight committee, the national security and the piab. the president's intelligence advisory board. the department of justice's spokesperson confirmed in july 2012, the department of justice investigation into wikileaks is ongoing. so for all barack obama's fine words yesterday, and there were many of them, it is his administration that goes on his campaign website, criminalizing more speech than all previous presidents c

the u.s. army who lives in alexandria, virginia by the way. a tight racing along the inner harbor today on one of the green flags. timing it just right and beating him here to the finish line. good college football coming up tomorrow night, virginia tech is taking on georgia tech. they got a great defense coming back. nine returning defenses. they are always good with the optimal attack. they are saying that it will be fine. >> and to know that they have always been very tough. they play tough. they play hard on special teams. they may hard on offense and defense. so it is going to be a big game to open up this season. >> no doubt about that. the sports plus tonight, all kinds of stuff is coming up, they did not look good. >> when can they grill tomorrow? >> it is off and on smiles to have a back up place. >> very good. we'll see you back here tomorrow. bye.

walnut creek >> prior to his service with the highway patrol, he served proudly as a patriot with the u.s. army reserve. >> reporter: the veteran is currently in critical condition. authorities say he and another officer pulled over the person driving this green jeep. he was shot. immediately the second officer opened fire, shooting the driver who later died. the acting chief says the officer's infectious are currently by his side >> they asked me to convey their thanks to their extended family and friends, the law enforcement and public safety community, and the public for their support in this difficult time for them. >> reporter: the circumstances behind the traffic stop are unknown at this hour. it's also unclear why one of the officers parked in front. the jeep. what is clear is that his family members and friends are hoping for the best. >> we also ask for everyone's prayers as he fights for his life. thank you very much. >> reporter: the officer is on life support here at the medical center in walnut creek. he's been with the chp for seven years. if we get any update, we'll bring it to y

soldiers balance against insurgents use -- wearing u.s. army uniforms.s was inside one of the largest nato bases in afghanistan. the bbc has had exclusive access to camp bastion to talk to soldiers involved in the attack. quentin somerville reports. >> this is a replacement for aircraft destroyed by the taliban just over one week ago. this was the scene of a fierce battle between the insurgents and american and british troops. taliban fighters breached the perimeter just a short distance away and attack from two positions. they quickly moved here, to where they were firing rocket- propelled grenades. in a short space of time they destroyed six harrier jets and seriously damaged two. it is the single biggest loss of american air power since vietnam. the taliban claimed that this video shows the insurgents in training. the attack bears the hallmark of the talks on the network -- hakkani network. the attack from inside the base came as a complete surprise. >> they actually exploited that base. >> two of the heavily armed vehicles were left disabled. attack

. >>> i untrue cameron a veteran of the u.s. army i was a field artillery soldiered i was stationed in fort sill oklahoma, sent to the second wave of invasion in iraq i came back from war and nothing was relevant my whole world view and perspective fell out it was rebuilding. part of the rebuilding to take the uniform that personal memory and component and redefine it. some folks carry the intention of having it releasing or cathartic for some folks in has that capacity i struggle with how to give this fiber proper commemoration. a lot of the memories were difficult to verbalize, so great of art practice makes is specifically for me help to develop a language i can speak to military culture experience and wartime experience as well as experience with the people who share the sacrifice and connection. a lot of stories in the fibers. >>> combat paper open to the public tuesday through saturday in san francisco at southern exposure you can corrector on military combat paper details at cbs s f dot com. >>> roberta gonzales here what we c

u.s. retired army colonel and also the executive vice president of mcgregor group l.l.c. while a military can see that most of america's enemies are abroad and that isn't stopping them from taking a critical look at the people back home a warning now to camera camera happy tourists be careful and next time you take photos in public it turns out that photographers can be detained as a potential terrorist threat the l.a.p.d. has now released a new counterterrorist guideline that is coming under serious scrutiny. lindo has the story. never existing. before you ever think about. the man you see surrounded by six arrests in miami police officers is photographer and blogger cargoes miller while on a public street during an occupy protest in january miller was a rested after a minute's camera at officers and the recording us they don't want to record of them. they really want to put a scare factor into it miller who runs the blog photography is not a crime has been arrested three times for exercising his first amendment right of freedom of speech and expression according to many

at 31 she entered the u.s. army as one of the first african- american women, something she never really thought much about. >> i thought i was as good as everybody else. they said anything to america i said the hell with you. sorry. >> reporter: she joined after diagnosed with a skin condition that causes loss of pigment. >> i thought the army knew all the answers. i said i'll join the army and let them remove those spots. i was crying. i said can you remove those spots? he said you don't have to remove them. you're going to be white. i said you mean they got me mixed up? >> reporter: to keep the mind sharp, she reads "the washington post" every morning. >> you have to find out what's going on. you don't want to be here and be stupid. >> reporter: she puts on her makeup every day, likes her jewelry and still enjoys getting her nails done. she's in good health but did lose her leg several years ago to an infection. >> if i had another leg, i'd dance for you. >> reporter: she has lived a full life and she shared with

the militant organization, accused of holding a u.s. armyergeant hostage in afghanistan now officially a terror group in the eyes of the united states. the name? the haqqani network. its commanders saying he they are the american sergeant bo bird dal in their custody after the tall can kidnapped him near the afghanistan and pakistan border. right now he is the only prisoner of war in afghanistan. those haqqani militants warned today's news could endanger the life of that soldierful the pentagon blaming the haqqani network for a series of deadly attacks inside afghanistan including last year's assault u.s. embassy and nato headquarters kabul. that siege stretched on for days six people including six small children. secretary of state hillary clinton making military has been very frustrate and has wanted the state department for years now to designated haqqani network a terrorist organization. that is what happened today. the haqqani network is an off chute of the taliban. it's responsible for more u.s. troop deaths in eastern afghanistan than

he's a u.s. army soldier who lost a leg in afghanistan. that's in just a few minutes' time here on "today." that's the news. lester, general ma, maria, back to you. >> thank you. >>> maria larosa is here for the weather. the three of us together look like a mets souvenir. seriously. >> not a bad thing. >> you had to explain, the colors? lester lester's, like, because of the colors. >> if you're not a baseball fan -- >> you're right. how are you? >> i'm great. hopefully you're well. i know a lot of folks still dealing five days after landfall with the remnants of isaac. nashville right now, torrential rainfall coming on through. much of the midwest dealing with the remnants. don't be surprised to see 4, 5, 6 additional inches of rainfall that is actually going to lead to more flooding of streams and creeks and rivers but also flashflooding on the roadways. for today, that will be the main focus from the ohio valley into parts of the midsouth. meanwhile, into the northern plains, another system coming through could touch off some severe weat

. >>> a u.s. army brigadier general has been charged with multiple counts of sexual misconduct. jeffrey sinclair who served in iraq and afghanistan is accused of what the army describes as forced sex with female subordinates. >>> fans are remembering legendary singer andy williams who died tuesday at the age of 84 after a year-long battle with bladder cancer. williams' hits included "moon river" and the holiday classic "the most wonderful time of the year." >>> the decades long search for jimmy hoffa led to this driveway. authorities are going to test soil samples from underneath the driveway though they doubt any remains found would actually be from the former teamster's boss. >>> and if you thought google maps were a good way to get around town, well, check this out. users can now navigate their way underwater. the pictures of coral reefs are displayed much like the street view feature. comes in handy when you want to go scuba diving. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street's going to kick off the day. the dough closed at 13,413 after falling 44 points yesterday. t

stringent li as the president says they are purnell douglas macgregor is he's a returning retired u.s. army colonel and also the executive vice president of the burke mcgregor group l.l.c. he joined me just a little bit ago to discuss this very issue. well we've launched i think somewhere in the neighborhood of twenty strikes this year in yemen which is a significant increase over the past i think what's important to understand is that there are legal authorities to justify the use of force against targets overseas who are considered to be enemies of the united states now general michael hayden when he was the cia director said that liberal democracies do not normally wage war on the basis of memoranda locked away in a safe in the department of justice and he urged more openness but the truth is it's not open we really don't know the quality or the value of the intelligence that were provided and how these targets are selected and that's part of the problem and that is what president obama spoke about a little bit in that c.n.n. interview is that they that he wouldn't confirm his involvemen

at 31, she entered the u.s. army as one of the first african american women. something she never thought much about. >> i thought i was as good as everybody else. she joined after she was diagnosed with having a skin condition that causes loss of pigment. >> i thought the army knew all the answers. i said remove those spots. i went to dermatology, i was crying. i said can you remove those spots? he said, you are going to be white. i said you moan they got me mixed up? >> to keep her mind sharp, she reads the washington post every morning. >> you have to find out what's going on. you don't want to be stupid. >> she puts on her makeup every day, likes her jewelry, and likes getting her nails done. she's in good health. she did lose her legs several years ago to an infection. >> i would dance for you. >> she has lived a full life and she shared with us why she believes she has been so blessed for so long. >> help everybody. you live a long time. i shared everything. >> in northwest d.c., anny hong, 9news now. >> just got one gem after another. she spent 30 years

. >>> the u.s. army is being told to stand down this morning. ordered to take part in suicide prevention training in response to a major spike in suicides this year. the army has seen 116 in seven months. the army wants to make sure troops know there are resources available to help and those in current combat operations or the medical field won't be involved in today's stand down. >>> to the race for the white house. president obama and mitt romney will be campaigning in the same state again today, virginia this time after a day in ohio. in a new two minute ad set to air today, president obama promote as economic plan he says will create one million manufacturing jobs and cut oil imports. he's leading in the polls in ohio where he once again linked romney to his comments that 47% of americans are victims who depend on government >> the president: as i travel around ohio and look out on this crowd, i don't see a lot of victims, i see hard workers, that's what i see. >> romney is trailing in florida and iowa. was asked about the numbers. i'm pleas

. >> drones were pioneered by the u.s. army initially as a reconnaissance tool and then a way to strike at suspected terrorists without risking the lives of soldiers. >> a much more low-tech version is available to regular consumers, but the fact that it can carry a camera has profound implications, and it is proving controversial. >> this radio-controlled drown has two hd cameras and a range of 50 meters. it comes with a price tag of around 350 euros and is already flying off the shelves of electronics stores. as manufacturer expects around 800 million euros worth of sales by 2020 -- its manufacturer expects. does that mean we will also be able to spy on each other? >> we cannot stop technological progress, but you can regulate it. we have to be fine as a society how far we can go and how far we want to go -- we have to define as a society how far we can go and how far we want to go. >> many people are not happy about their homes being filmed from the air. barbra streisand tried to stop aerial photos of her home being publishe

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he served in the u.s. army reserves from 1994-2002. during his time with chp you were almost exclusively with the highway patrol office in a more pinel. cox >> he is always there to support all of us as a team member. he is always the first to volunteer of the barbecue. >> he lives in this home in cordelier not far from fairfield. he is married and has four children. neighbors describe a dedicated family man. >> he is always playing with his kids in the front yard frees you can tell that he is a good dad. >> right now his family is hurting. >>pam: kron4 will have the latest of a chp officer shooting including breaking news coverage on twitter in facebook. >> friends and family of missing teenager sierra lamar will honor her with a candlelight vigil tonight in morgan health. the 15 year-old cheerleader vanished on her way to school back in march march however as fladeboe reports, those who have been searching for her are not about to give up. >> the search for sierra lamar or any evidence in the case continues at coyote reservoir in the

. >>> a u.s. army brigadier general is charged with multiple counts of sexual misconduct.eneralry sinclair is accused of what the army describ as forced sex with female subordates. mmoffa has now led to the trif way of a home near detroit. a tip from a dying man was credible enough for authorities to announce they'll test the soil samples from underath the driveway though they doubt any remains found would actually be >>> i you thought google maps were a good way to get around town. check this out. users can now navigate their way underwater the pictures of coral reefs are displayed much le the street view feature. pretty cool there. >>> all right, now hsou "first look" at politics. mitt romney told an audience in ohio they should not look forward to a huge cut in taxes if he's elected. romney said that's because he will also lower deductions and exemptions. >>> in an inrvieith "politico," newt gingrich had some debate advice for romney. gingrich says that when he faces president obama, mr. romney should "not be hostile but be assertive, clear, a dirt and not back off." >>

u.s. . computer in crimes investigative unit the safety i use the second army cyber command. and within that three separate intelligence investigations the department of justice most significantly and its u.s. grand jury in alexandria virginia the federal bureau of investigation which now has according to court testimony early this year produced a file of forty two thousand one hundred and thirty five pages into wiki leaks which less than eight thousand concerned bradley manning the department of state the department of state diplomatic security services in addition we have been investigated by the office of the director general of national intelligence the o. d.n.i. the office of the national counterintelligence executive the central intelligence agency the house oversight committee the national security staff into agent to me agency committee and the p i a the president intelligence the president intelligence advisory board. the department of justice spokesperson jane parade confirmed in july of two thousand and twelve for the pardon of justice investigation into recently is

he was a national hero when he replaced his football uniform with a u.s. army ranger one. two years after entering the army, he was killed during a friendly fire incident, his family was devastated. >> we are finally in a place now that we can enjoy the good memories and not have them be so heavy. and so, that is a good thing. it's very positive. >> leland high school has not forgotten his sacrifice, they gave his mother a ring with his name on it. she participated in the kickoff for the first ever legacy football game. >> i was touched. the fact that they named the stadium after him. it's all very good, with the sadness and negativity surrounding it all, it's a positive thing. so it makes us all very happy. >> tillman continues to inspire the football players. the head coach said it's up to them to carry on his legacy. >> there's a lot that we can teach about character and dee termination and toughness and belief and passion which i a big worth in pat's life, and patriot i patri patriotism and on and on. some of his teammates came back and honored him. >> have not been ba

prior to joining the chp he was a u.s. army reservist. youngstrom's family and friends have been coming by john muir medical center all day and into the evening. as you can see here, his family was escorted by officers this afternoon so they could be by his side. >> i have been speaking with officer youngstrom's family, and they have asked me to convey their thanks to their extended family and friends, the law enforcement and public safety community and the public for their support. >> a great individual. a super individual, a man of faith and support and encourage meant to those around him and his fail members, and just -- his family members and just hearing the stories that it goes along with the kind of guy that i know. >> we have seen a steady stream of officers in uniform. i am told someone will stay with youngstrom through the night, and he will never be alone. youngstrom's family have come from northern and southern california, and the chp told me awhile ago that they are having a very hard time right now and have asked for their p

. >>> as we learn more about kenny was a u.s. army reserve in the city for seven years tonight is here with family by his side fighting for his life. >>> shots fired an officer on the freeway. at the officers possibly down. a shooting that left the father of four and chp officer of seven years on my support. his family and extended family from southern california visiting throughout the evening. we hope for the vast amounts to come home. sergeant dan mcdermott says the officer is not only a co-worker he is a good friends. >>> is one of those people dead will give you the time of the day when you have a problem. the chp is making a traffic stop when the driver opened fire another officer who arrived as back up shot and wounded the suspect he then helped the injured officer until paramedics arrived. the suspect was out of hospital they've learned she'd he was driving was last registered to a person in a point registered owner couldn't afford the telling fees and less in the hands of the 2 yd he hadn't seen as chief since until now. we h

became a national hero when he traded in his nhl uniform for a u.s. army ranger one after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. he was killed after a tragic incident of friendly fire in 2004. eight years later he's named at the every opening season game. leland high school wants to make sure the students never forget his life and legacy. >> everything that we're doing here is literally an uplifting, story telling celebration of his life. we're trying to key in on the fact that pat's a hero to us. because of the way he lived, not the way he died. >> reporter: during the pregame ceremonie ceremonies, they'll show a brief video of pat tillman and honor his mother mary on the football field. the game starts at 7:00 tonight. live at leland high school in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, george. since september 11th 2001, more than 2 million service members have fought in iraq and afghanistan. those numbers according to the white house. >>> today president obama signs an executive order to improve access to mental health services for veterans. service members an

julian was in high school on 9/11 and spent much of the last ten years in the u.s. army. >> it was a catalyst to the things that inevitably happened after i joined the military. so i deployed to iraq in support of operation iraqi freedom. so, yes, i think i probably would be a different person. would probably be not standing here talking to you today. >> reporter: by and large memorials tend to be places that are timeless. but it's been four years now since the pentagon memorial was dedicated, and you can trace the passages of those years at this place, especially with the many trees that were planted here. >> for me, the hearts and souls of the people who were killed are really in that building and with the flag and all of that. this is a place more for us to be able to contemplate what happened and still try to come to grips with it. >> reporter: those big questions, though, still lie ahead for some. six-year-old jonathan is still too young to fully understand this place and its meaning. >> i saw benches with people's names on them. >> reporter: did you like this place

the anti-malaria drug referred to by agent hudson as mefloquine mefloquine was developed by the u.s. army and is distributed by roche pharmaceuticals under the brand name lariam lariam was the focus of intense media scrutiny in two thousand and two after three soldiers from fort bragg killed their wives and ultimately committed suicide after returning from afghanistan all three were reported to have taken lariam while deployed in two thousand and three there was also reports of an increase in suicide among troops taking their eamonn iraq. part of every military mission is giving the troops the protection they need including medicines to prevent disease including malaria which kills at least seven hundred thousand people around the world each year thousands of u.s. troops in iraq received one of these drugs a drug called lariam and it may have prevented many soldiers from getting sick the question tonight is whether or not soldiers were adequately warned about its rare side effects serious life changing side effects in collaboration with u.p.i. investigative reporter mark benjamin cnn's in

he served in the u.s. army reserves before joining the chp. and we will have much more coming up on the officer in a live report throughout the morning. >>> police are holding a conference hours from now to address sunday's deadly shooting of a man who they say pulled a gun on officers. this is the gun the pd says he pulled from his waistband before being shot and killed by officers. they say romero was a gang member and on a felony probation for carrying a concealed weapon with a prior conviction. he was shot sunday in front of his home. family members dispute the officers' report. >>> we have good news this morning about the san jose firefighter who suffered a heart attack on the job. we have learned he is awake and talking after days in a medically-induced coma. frank ryan collapsed while battling a firefighter at a church last week. ryan's best friend and fellow firefighter russ davis says ryan is not only speaking, but he also answering questions in his usual frank style with a little humor. >> i go who drives engine one, and he goes fric

u.s. army, pentagon major, two years. faculty appointments, harvard medical sister, assistant professor, four years. george washington medical school, associate medical professor, georgetown medical school psychiatry, 20 years and currently medical answers,medicy television program, host 8 years and currently. author, 36 articles, four monographs and 204 professional presentations on adult attention deficit disorder, depression, post traumatic stress disorder, psychopharmacology. hobbies, acting, singing, power walking. brian bowls doyle. >> on the words psychopharmacology, you say, ariel, the psycho pharmacologist is the new drug dealer, like a park avenue drug dealer. is that how people look upon psychopharmacology? >> that's what one of my sources said to me. that's how she views it. i think that's how some people -- they've taken their attitude that they would have had once towards street drugs and transferred it on to prescription pills. >> you mean, they were taking marijuana in high school and then graduated to cok