two us army rangers we re of the country. two us army rangers were killed during the operation.of emergency as heavy rain and melting snow have resulted in the worst flooding in decades. in the province of quebec more than 2,000 homes have already been flooded — and water levels are set to rise. the military has tripled the number of troops helping to evacuate the thousands of people affected. sarah corker reports. water levels in canada are set to rise. troops are evacuating those affected. after weeks of an ending rainfall, some routes are only passable by boat. from 0ttawa to montreal, many communities are being evacuated. thousands of homes are already submerged, thousands already cut off. 0n the tiny island here, sandbags and pumps haven't been enough to hold back the rising water but some residents are refusing to leave. i am feeling sad, you know. it's been there for 15 years, and it's my home. it's a disaster. most people left. a couple of a high up enough that they are ok. and they have decided to stay. every day, people were waiting for sandbags all day. our house will

two us army rangers were killed in the gunfire.s in previous manifestos. labourare campaigning to meet this in previous manifestos. labour are campaigning on health today to tackle childhood obesity by banning all junk food ads today to tackle childhood obesity by banning alljunk food ads before 9pm. the mayor of montreal has declared a state of emergency as heavy rain and snow have resulted in the worst flooding in decade. in quebec, 2000 homes have already been flooded and water levels are set to ride. —— rise. the military has tripled the number of troops helping to evacuate the thousands of people affected. after weeks of evacuation, many roads are only passable by boats. water levels in canada are set to rise. troops are evacuating those affected. after weeks of an ending rainfall, now writer only passable by boat. from 0ttawa to montreal, many communities are being evacuated. thousands of homes are already submerged, thousands already cut off. 0n the tiny island here, sandbags and pumps haven't been enough to hold back the ri

two us army rangers were also killed during the operation.en on suspicion of hostile acts against the state. kim hak song is understood to have worked for the pyongyang university of science and technology and was detained on saturday. no details of any alleged offences was given. a 2 year old girl is being treated in hospital after suffering serious injuries to her head and body in what's been described as a "horrific" dog attack. police say several animals managed to get into the garden where she was playing in the toxteth area of liverpool. ten dogs have been seized from a nearby house and a man living there has been arrested. the bodies of two men have been recovered during a search of the irish sea after a speedboat disappeared off south west scotland on saturday. police said the men were aged 46 and 35, and had launched their speedboat from port logan in dumfries and galloway. the group representing hospitals and other nhs trusts in england has called for an end to the cap on pay rises. nhs providers says the government's policy of pay

army ranger challenge coin. >> it was stolen along with his wallet. ann rubin tells us he is desperate to get it back because of its deeply personal meaning. >> reporter: david hartman was near menlo park riding the motorcycle he built when they custom wallets he made went missing. it may have fallen out of his pocket or stolen but what the former army ranger does know is that he desperately wants its contents return. inside was a ranger challenge coin like this one displayed in a special cutout in the leather. >> it's a challenge coin. many fire or police or military units use challenge coins to show their pride and their affiliation to that unit they served with. >> reporter: where the coin in this photo shows a blank spot, his had a surreal number and was inscribed with the dates he served in his ranger unit from a one, 92 through 1994. it is come to represent his service. while it does not have monetary value, it is priceless to him. >> he carried it with him for the last 25 years. he had it with him every day. wherever he was or wherever we were he would have that

. >> an army ranger challenge coin apparently stolen along with his wallet. ktvu's ann rubin tells ushe's desperate to get it back because it has so much meaning. >> reporter: david hartman was riding the motorcycle he built when the custom wallet he made went missing. it may have fallen out of his pocket, it may have been stolen. but what he mows for sure is he desperately wants the contents returned. inside was ranger challenge coin like this one displayed in a special cut-out. senate's a challenge coin. many either fire or police or military units use challenge coins to show their pride and their affiliation to that unit that they served with. >> reporter: with the coin in this photo shows a blank spot. hartman's has a serial number and was inscribed with the dates he served from '01 of '92. while it doesn't have much monetary value, his wife says it's priceless to him. >> he carried it with him for 25 years. he had it with him wherever he was. >> reporter: she has started a campaign to try to get it back. >> there's a lot of good people in this world. things get returned all the t

us that we shouldn't be here and to get out of his country. >> the two good samaritans who were killed were an army ranger -- an army veteran and a recent collegeuate. christian is due in court today. he supported the neonazi movement on social media. >>> state officials are investigating the safety of a water slide at the new water park at the wave in dublin. officials were investigating the slide two days after a boy flew off of the slide landing on the concrete 90 minutes after the park's grand opening. two of the three signature slides remain closed when visitors say won't keep them from going to the park. >> it definitely makes me concerned. but there's definitely other features of the water park that we can utilize that are still safe. >> it is likely that the park will add padding to the concrete walkways near the slide as well as possibly enclosing the open top parts of the slide that is expected to remain closed until that happens. >> students at three san jose elementary schools will have to endure another summer in the classroom with little relief. new air-conditioning systems won't be installed until june 2018 the three schools. stu

us call it the "forever war." the invasions of afghanistan and iraq, bombing libya and yemen, raids all over africa. and now, army rangers marine corps artillery and those tomahawks in syria. it's already the longest war in american history, and i've given up thinking peace is coming any time soon. our nation has an all-volunteer military, and people join for lots of reasons: education, sense of adventure, patriotism. but staying in the military, racking up five, six, seven tours, that's a different kind of decision. there are plenty of ways to pay for college that don't involve getting shot at over and over again. so why did i do it? why do they choose to keep serving in the forever war? i was an explosive ordnance disposal technician-- e.o.d., we call it, the bomb squad. after my last iraq tour, i was worn out, mentally and physically. but my e.o.d. brothers and sisters were dying, and i needed to stay to protect them. such a feeling provides intense meaning, but also, in the forever war, limitless obligation. our little tribe has lost more than its share, disarming those infamous roadside bombs, and i found it harder

us. >> thank you. >> we have just received word that westin lead, age 25 of bluffton, georgia was killed by an ied. days before that, two army rangerston illinois and cameron thomas, age 23, they both died during an antiisis operation in afghanistan. those two rangers may have been killed by friendly fire. i want their families to know, we're grateful for their service and mourn their deaths. nearly 7,000 u.s. troops have died. lately these ultimate sacrifices don't get the media attention they so rightfully deserve. when the first members of our military died, the media was all over it, we knew their names, their hometowns, spouses, kids. now the media seems to glos over these sacrifices, almost treated if they're statistics. these are not just statistics, these are one of us. it often seems the wars in iraq and afghanistan are over. these wars are not over. you saw my video from iraq two weeks ago, ie raqi forces aidedy americans battling for control of mosul. grim, not just for a service members, but even for the people of afghanistan, a new report from the u.s. government's afghanistan watchdog report just last year, more than 1

used was a partisan ranger act. when this is distilled down to , it says thats partisan ranger units can be infantry,a calvary or they will be an official part of the confederate army officers will be duly commissioned, the men will be paid the same as regular confederate soldiers. the big difference is that anyone in a partisan ranger unit was allowed to keep anything he capture on or during the fight. weapons, ammunition, horses, tack, whatever it might be. if they didn't keep that, if they did not want that piece of they could sell it back to the government. got intonew once they the unit, they would want to stay, especially after they came home with their second or third horse and they had pockets full .f greenbacks he used it both as a recruiting tool and a disciplinary tool because of people got out of line, did not do what they were in thed to -- life rangers was fairly easy. be where you are supposed to be when you are supposed to be there and do what you are told when you get there. other than that, it was fairly easy, but people who would go against the grain somewhere along that line would find themselves gone. mosby had that power. you're out." there we

steve: joining us right now with his reaction is benghazi contractor and u.s. army vet and the author of brand-new book the rangero nice. steve: thank you. so what do you make of this new president on his first trip abroad? >> one word. strength. and that's one thing we were lacking over the last eight years was the strength that we need in our leadership. and he's -- the unity when he said muslims and christians need to come together and destroy terrorism. it wasn't christians are the awful scum of the earth. we need to apologize for what america's doing. he's trying to make it that we are togetherness and that terrorism is the problem. ainsley: big difference. >> yes. huge. ainsley: because president obama went over, and he was there to apologize. yeah, listen to that. here's some clips from his apology tour. we'll talk about it. >> i've come here to cairo to seek a new beginning between the united states and muslims around the world. the united states is still working through some of our own darker periods in our history. ainsley: so he went over there not only to apologize but talk about our dark days to the

abby: retired army ranger sean parnell says that is the definition of out-of-touch. he is going to join uson you don't want to miss it next. ♪ tell me can you feel it ♪ the heat is on ♪ the heat is on ♪ the heat is on ♪ it's on the street ♪ the heat is -- ♪ on ♪ >> i grew up in a patriotic family but no different than most anybody else, small town, minnesota. and we would always go to the memorial day parade. you blink and you miss it. but it's one of the most powerful five minutes that i have ever had as a kid. and it woke me up to true patriotism. you would have the world war ii vets in their uniforms didn't quite fit so well anymore. and the korean vets and vietnam veterans and the gulf war veterans who were younger and fitting into their uniforms still. as they walked by, i will never forget the men and women of that town standing up and there would be men saluting those who had served and in true gratitude for what they had given. every town in america is like wamingo, minnesota. it comes back to the families and the faith and communities we stand for. because, in america, you don't f