we went back to walter reed general hospital to talk with jim and we found a man dead.e how are you doing? >> fine, sir. >> how are you feeling? >> feeling? >> just fine. >> tell me what happened to you. where were you? >> 15 miles north of the 38 and there was a counterattack so we waited around for a while and the chinese started popping up in 15 or 20 minutes later we were overrun by the chinese and there were only five of us left so we were taken to the hill. a concussion grenade went off in front of my face and knocked me out. i figured two hours after that they have put me in a foxhole. >> you lost your eyes. >> yes, sir. >> i was washing blood off of my face and after that they told me they were going to move me out on a march. they would be 25 miles per day. >> was this the only medical treatment he received? >> yes. >> water to wash your face-off? >> yes. in the march they wouldn't let us take water. if we crossed the pond we would scoop it up with a cup we had in our hands. this one kid shot at chinese. >> they have a trial and he didn't have any weapons. >> n

they left walter reed hospital and went back to the pentagon, where a battle hardened soldier awaitedaced soldier, he calls himself. in july 1950, he was a commanding general of the united states 24th division which was rushed to dijon. the ballot was going against the united nations forces in korea. the 21st division vastly outnumbered, held against heavy odds for three weeks. then the city of pettyjohn was surrounded by the communist forces. the general and his aide helped carry a wounded soldier from the area and rushed to escape. but a civilian turned traitor in turn the general over to his communist captors. he was held prisoner for 37 months. now, here with me is general william f dean. general, and the details that you released when you return home, you mentioned the many long hours that the communists had spent trying to get information out of you. >> yes, that first month of september, they questioned me almost continuously. and one, stretch they questioned me for 68 hours. >> general, did the communists try to indoctrinate you? >> they did. they tried various methods. they t

all of those quiet visits to walter reed without the press, without any fanfare. standing long before he became secretary. holding the hands of wounded warriors, hugging the family members and keeping them close. listening to their stories. stories they want to tell and we should listen to. finding something to smile about together despite their pain. ash's connection to our troops and their families was more than a professional duty. to him it was personal. stephanie, you are fundamental to that. you helped -- bring his full self -- you helped ash bring his full self to his service. he could not have been the secretary of defense he was, the mentor he was, the man he was without your love and support. he meant so much to so many. remember emerson. an institution is the length and shadow of one man. it was a long shadow. as ash sometimes told his students, you are my legacy now. you are my legacy now. how many of them are? each of us here today, generations of national security leaders, decades of brilliant students, the entire armed forces of the united states of

was there any walter reed this -- getting a physical it walter reed? secretary jean-pierre: again, this is about his wife he wanted he wanted to be there to support her. i don't have anything else to share because besides the fact you know this, they've been married for 45 years and he wanted to be there with doctor. biden during this time. reporter: i have a question on brazil. has there been any discussion in the administration about if there were to be an extradition request for myself for both the -- bar sonora out for the event that happened this week. secretary jean-pierre: so i don't have an for you on this. i'm not aware of an official request for information of for extradition from the brazilian government. the though, of course, if we were to see when we treat it seriously and examine it carefully as we generally do for for such request. just not aware of one at this time. reporter: thank you about the gas stoves on the president's on today. on social media on the astros question, senate democrats are calling for more regulations on gastos be

it might be about the people at walter reed, such characters there. korean war veterans, both of whom are amputees, and in their 80s became a couple for the amputees because they were so upfront, what life was like post-amputation and the milkshake man, around walter reed, handing out milkshakes paid out of his own pocket for literally years to support the troops, i would love to tell those stories in more detail. >> host: not to make more work for you, it was a fantastic book. this was a fascinating conversation, thank you for your time, it is a fantastic book. >> thank you. >> your unfiltered view of what is happening in washington live and on demand. keep up with the day's biggest events with live streams of floor proceedings and hearings from the u.s. congress, white house events, the court, campaigns and more for the world of politics all at your fingertips. also stay current with the latest episodes of washingto

the president was briefed by secretary buttigieg before departing for walter reed with the first lady and as you heard directly from the press president on the south lawn this morning yourselves as we shared this morning as well we do not have evidence that this outage was caused by a cyber attack to the faa is working aggressively to get to the bottom of the root causes are the system outage so it does not happen again. you, emily. yesterday the department of education proposed what would be the most affordable student loan repayment plan in history for the new plan is implemented will cut monthly loan payments in half for undergrad bar or. it will mean making less than $30,000 per year will not have to pay a dime on their student loan each month and it will reduce the time it takes for low balance bar or to get their student loan debt forgiven. the proposal is that the plan president biden announced in august to provide millions of borrowers with more affordable on monthly student loan payments giving them additional breathing room to start a family, buy a car and purchase a home. t

when i was at walter reed recovering one of the, a the e in charge and emergency room had come up to i me and said you, i know you are. this event within like four or five months in me being wounded and he said you were talking me. you can sue emergency room. i want to let you know what you did. he gave his name. i was able to track down the medevac, medic in the medevac helicopter and keep in c touch with otherev folks. it expanded and developing a facebook group for the medevac unit and the hospital unit where they were all like, it was in statistics is called snowball, think of a snowball rolling down a getting bigger and bigger. once i found one person that we find two people that have defined three. and before long i was in with all sorts of folks who were in some survey life, all reaching out and i'll talk to each other to it became very healing for the others as well because many of them, never saw once he treated you in baghdad what happened to the patients. they didn't let those patients died was a vibe or what. for manyy of them it was closur. for some of them wonders in pa

he was accompanying the first lady to walter reed hospital. listen to what he had to say. >> president biden: i spoke with pete buttigieg. they don't know what the cause is. i was on the phone for ten minutes and told him report directly to me when they find out. aircraft can still land safely, just not take off right now. they don't know what the cause of it is. they expect in a couple hours they will have a sense of what caused it and we'll respond at that time. >> karine jean-pierre just tweeted this. the president has been briefed on the department of transportation. no evidence of a cyberattack at this point but a full investigation will be put in. we'll provide regular updates. when president biden was asked again whether a cyberattack was to blame he insisted to reporters the white house doesn't know. listen. >> president biden: we don't know. >> now pete buttigieg for his part tweeted this. he has been in touch with the faa about the outage affecting a key system for providing safety information to pilots hoping to resume normal air tr

we've been developing aerosol models for monkeys, rats, guinea pigs, and mice from the walter reed institute, and there's a group of foreign labs that do infectious disease for military plagues and all that. for the most part. these are maria halera those diseases that can infect soldiers when they are stationed in this region. money came from the pentagon directly from ford deck and there were five research areas. one of them dealt with pathogens that posed a biological threat. major captain and secretary were engaged in three people, one from each branch of the military, aviation, fleet and infantry. they did all the work that the department of defense did. usa three people. the dtp was created under the nano-lugar law, it was originally concerned with reducing the threat of nuclear and chemical weapons, and they succeeded in this. they had good joint programs with russia to eliminate nuclear submarines , missiles and chemical weapons. they worked with russia as a result, they managed to reach an agreement on both nuclear weapons and chemical weapons russia got rid of these chemical weapon

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doctors at walter reed national military medical center say they removed a cancerous lesion above the lady's right eye, and another one on her chest, both were confirmed to be basal cell carcinoma. that is the most common form of skin cancer, with more than 3.5 million cases diagnosed in the u.s. each year. a third lesion on her left eyelid was removed and is also being examined. doctors say the first lady is in good spirits and that she is doing well. tonight, we have new details in the murder case of those four university of idaho students, this as the spring semester got underway today ahead of suspect bryan kohberger's expected court appearance tomorrow. for the first time, we aremorro hearing from one of kohberger's neighbors. cbs' lilia luciano reports from moscow. >> reporter: tonight, in an exclusive interview, a neighbor in the pullman, washington, apartment building of suspect bryan kohberger says kohberger spoke to him about the murders. the neighbor asked not to be identified. >> he brought it up in conversation, asked if i had heard about the murders. and-- which i did. a

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the first lady, now 71 years old, will have the wleegs removed from over her right eye at walter reed. doctors recommended the pl procedure in an abundance of caution. >>> we want to hed with the funeral mass at the vatican for pope benedict xvi. about 50,000 mourners, including cardinals, bishops, and priests were packed into st. peter's square as pope francis blessed the coffin. benedict in 2013 became the first pope to retire in 600 years. he was laid to rest in a tomb beneath st. peter's basilica, joining more than 90 popes in eternal sleep. >>> and that is the overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings. remember you can follow us online at any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from right here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm serena marshall in washington. the house of representatives is still without a speaker. kevin mccarthy failed to get the 218 needed votes for an 11th time on thursday despite multiple concessions to party hard-liners. the house stands in recess un

president biden was with her at walter reed today. >>> and a passing to note tonight.uitar legend jeff beck has died. ♪ >> one of the most respected guitarists in rock music. his family says he died after contracting bacterial meningitis. rod stewart saying, "jeff beck was on another planet." mick jagger calling him one of the greatest guitar players in the world. jeff beck was 78. >>> when we come back here tonight, aging, perseverance, never giving up, turns out it can be quite golden, too. what steven spielberg, jennifer coolidge, and angela bassett had to say about that. -well, i'm not 100% sold yet. -okay, have you considered -- it's fine, flo. she's not interested. i get it. not everyone wants to save money. -what's she doing? -i don't know. renters and homeowners can bundle and save. for what? a trip to bora bora? bora boring. okay, you know what? i'm in. she's all yours. want some tacos? -eh, i'm not really in the mood. -yeah, you're right. so messy, all the napkins, those different toppings. -actually, i'm in. -yeah, you are. age is just a number, and mine's u

>> it is a group project so over the years with with walter reed in terms of the emergency room misses in five months me being wounded and said you were talking to me in the emergency room and he gave me his name. and with the medevac medics and also being a facebook groupt and statistics think of a snowball rolling down the hill getting bigger. to people help me find three people and then all sorts of folks in civilian life all reaching out. and it became very healing for the others because many of them once they treated you in baghdad what happened to the patient they don't know if they died or survived. >> and then they would just think me for letting him know that i was okay. >> . >> that you don't talk politics or everybody's on the political spectrum. but since that day. i should have died. and with that here was some and people took care of me. i try to convey that. and then to never try to make you ashamed or embarrassed by what i have done. >> it's an interesting contract and it's very upfront about the trauma and t create a lot of trauma in your life but then something that i

the first lady is going to walter reed for a minor procedure right now to check for a lesion above her. they say it's a routine procedure. we will always follow that and bring you any news we have. on facebook follow me at scott mcgrew tv. >> thank you very much, scott. >>> let's take a live look outside right now taking us to san jose. not san francisco as it says in the corner. don't try to trick us. everything clean and new thanks to the latest round of storms hitting the bay area. more to come. >>> we do have more to come and the breaks have been so short. trying to give that water a chance to soak into the ground but we're watching out for the possibility that flooding will continue to be a problem. what we're seeing right now is more of a widespread steady and lighter rain compared to yesterday. some will see some breaks as well as we track it all with storm ranger. the north bay has been raining steadily. giving us a break on 101 down to sausalito. the east bay for a while longer. some pockets heavier and then we move to the south bay where it has picked up pushing over to the h

he was evacuated to walter reed hospital. while his arm recovered, his leg did not. despite numerous surgeries, his leg was barely functional. there was only one choice. amputate it. he was fitted with a tros theic and -- prosthetic and he completed hundreds of hours of physical therapy but he had one sole objective during this lengthy recovery. he wanted to return to combat with his unit. every -- everyone thought it would be impossible for cap to achieve that goal. no one under his circumstances had ever returned to combat, and they agreed cap had completed his service to our nation. but cap didn't care. he completed a 12-mile march, parachuted with combat loads and not only regained his squad leader title but was promoted to platoon sergeant. cap became the first ranger in the united states army history to return to combat action with a prosthetic limb. he was awarded the bronze star with valor, the purple heart and numerous other decorations. cap was deployed to combat 11 times to fight the global war on terrorism. five of which were while he had a prosthetic leg

first lady doctor joe biden is back at the white house tonight at the spending most of the day at walter reedad to cancerous lesions removed. it physician says doctor biden had successful surgery to remove a lesion above her right eye, which is recent discomfort during a routine skin cancer checkup. that lesion was confirmed to be -- but during a pre-operative consultation, doctors discovered an area of concern on the left side of the first lady's test. it was also successfully removed and confirmed to be basil cell carcinoma as well. the first lady is set to be feeling well tonight. thank you all for watching, our coverage continues. [ marcia ] my dental health was not good. i had periodontal disease, and i just didn't feel well. but then i found clearchoice. [ forde ] replacing marcia's teeth with dental implants at clearchoice was going to afford her that permanent solution. [ marcia ] clearchoice dental implants gave me the ability to take on the world. i feel so much better, and i think that that is the key. good evening, we begin tonight keeping them honest with a congressman who cannot

>> reporter: savannah, this was a scheduled procedure that the first lady had at walter reed yesterdays successfully removed those two small cancerous lesions, one, we're told, above her right eye, the other on her chest. both were basal cell carcinomas, that's a type of skin cancer. during her visit, doctors spotted another area of concern on her other eyelid. they removed that completely to be examined. she returned home yesterday evening and the office said she is in good spirits. sa san that? >> a little bit more on dr. biden next hour, as well. peter, thank you. >>> we're tracking the threat of severe weather on both coasts. in california, the race is on to clean up from that series of intense and destructive storms before the next one even hits, and millions are bracing for rain across the eastern half of the country. al's got his forecast coming up in just a moment, but nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer, he joins us from out west from sacramento, california. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the rain here in california has finally stopped so we are getting a bett

jill biden is back at the white house between the after spending most of the day at walter reed nationalremoved. dr. biden had successful surgery to remove a lesion above her right eye recently discovered during a routine skin cancer check up it was basil sell carcinoma, doctors discovered an area of concern on the left side of the first lady's chest, also successfully removed and confirmed to be basile sell carcinoma as well. the first lady is said to be feeling well tonight. thank you for watching, our coverage continues. ♪. ♪. ♪. skin. we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. that's crazy! well, not everyone knows coventry's helped thousands of people sell their policies for cash. even term policies. i can't believe they're just sitting up there! sitting on all this cash. if you own a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, you can sell all or part of it to coventry. even a term policy. for cash,

he left the white house with the first lady to take her to walter reed for a minor procedure to checkesion above the eye, a routine procedure. also katie porter running for senate in california. we'll talk about that on social media. on twitter you can find mean @scottmcgrew. >>> two weeks from now the best figure skaters in the country will descend on the south bay. they kicked things off for the u.s. figure skating championships at s.a.p. center starting on january 23rd. our own raj mathai along with newly elected mayor matt mahan were on hand for the official flag raising there. one of the skaters taking the ice the skater from southern california. i recently spoke with her about what she's focused on heading into the competition. >> for me my focus is just running programs, consistency, keeping my training up and my strength up and really sticking to a schedule. i think that's important, and just drilling my programs and making sure i don't even have to think about when i do go. >> she was a delight to talk to. you can catch starr during the u.s. figure skating championships airin

it is scheduled for next wednesday at walter reed. >>> still ahead on "way too early," an update on damarlin's condition. what the buffalo bills are saying about his health after he collapsed on the field during monday night football. be right back with that. my asthma felt anything but normal. a blood test helped show my asthma is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your asthma specialist about a nunormal with nucala. >>> when i got over there, the first thing he said was i need to be at the hospital with damar and i shouldn't be coaching this game and so that to me provides all the clarity because there was no unprecedented -- th

the white houseosition said all of the cancerous tissue was removed in daylong procedure at walter reed center outside washington. another lesion on her left eyelid is being examined. the so-called mohs surgery slices away thin layers of skin until all signs of cancer are going to flow bills safety dam hamlin was released from a hospital today and sent home to continue his recovery. nine days ago he suffered a cardiac arrest during a game in cincinnati and had to be resuscitated. the team says they will welcome him back when he feels ready to return should on wall street stocks rallied today on hopes inflation is easing. the dow gained at 206 and nine points to close at 33,970 three. the nasdaq rose 189 points, nearly 1.8%. the s&p 500 was up about 1.3%. legendary rock guitarist jeff beck has died of bacterial meningitis. he gained fame in the 1960's with the yardbirds and later as a solo artist compared to the likes of eric clapton and jimi hendrix. beck won eight emmys, was inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame and influence generations of guitars. here he is in 2016 playing be

this came across our buyers for their prison is going to be a calming the first lady to walter reed hospitalay. she is having what they are calling a minor outpatient surgery. they are going to head out there this morning. "the president has been briefed which i just told you by the secretary of transportation on the faa system outage. there is no evidence of a cyber attack at this point for the president directed transportation to conduct a full investigation into the causes. the faa will provide regular updates." the secretary of transportation himself also tweeted a short while ago. he said he has spoken to the faa multiple times. he says i have been in touch with this va this morning about an outage affecting a key system for providing safety information to pilots. faa is working to resolve this issue swiftly and safety so that air traffic can resume normal operations and will continue to provide updates." we are learning now from one of our key correspondence as well as others, more about this down system. it is called notice to air missions heard it's an important part of all preflight

president biden did accompany his wife to the walter reed national military medical center in maryland. this morning. surgeons removed to cancerous lesions one above joe biden is right, i and another on your chest. now, doctors say the first lady is experiencing some facial swelling and bruising but is in good spirits. russia is hoping to secure a major battlefield win in its war in ukraine, coming up details on the fate of the ukrainian salt mining town as fighting there has proven the costliest and deadliest in the war. also the real cost of climate change fuel disasters after the break details on the new report that reveals the financial toll of catastrophes. mining town in the east, where a russian onslaught has caused the bloodiest battle of the war so far comes and made a very key meeting in turkey, where human rights commissioners from both sides agreed to a prisoner swap. boxes. alex hogan has more from keith. the fate of the eastern ukrainian salt mining town of solid are remains unclear. private russian military group wagner claims to have taken the town and killed nearly 500

he's been at walter reed medical center this morning and earlier this afternoon whose having a mo hsrocedure on a skin lesion above her eye but we expect them back because it's an outpatient procedure. the press sebaceous is also expected to address this within the hour, neil? neil: look forward to that peter doocy at the white house, thank you very very much. sally yates lagoni joins us an aviation attorney, a pilot as well, sal, thank you for joining us. what happened here? >> pleasure to be with you. well, the natam system is notices to air missions as they are called now. they were called notices to air men and to be politically correct, the faa had changed that name but they didn't fix the system. i heard one of the senators says they knew about this overnight. they've known about this for years, that this system needs to be changed. congress has asked them to change it, and upgrade it and have a backup system to it, because what gets transpired from that system to pilots and to air operations is all of the important safety information we need to get from one place to another. t

it was mostly what happened was over the years some folks have found me i went to walter reed recoveryne of the nurse in charge of the emergency room had come up to me and said you, i know who you are. it been for five months of meeting wounded he sit you were talking to me but you came through your emergency i just want you to know what you did. he gave me his name. is able to track down the medevac medic and that medevac helicopter. t he put me in touch with other folks but sort of expanded and end up being low face back group of the medevac unit in the hospital unit think of a snowball rolling downhill getting bigger and bigger but once i found one personnel assigned to people that help me find three people. then before long i was in touch with all sorts of folks some in civilian life some in-service reaching out they all talk to each other. it became very human to the others as well. because in many ofo them never saw once they treat you in baghdad, what happens to the patients. they don't know if those ipatients died, survived or wh. so for many of them its closure. one nurse in p

we'll see if the president may have more to share when he comes back from walter reed later this morning. >> we'll watch it closely. he believed it could be a few hours before they know what is behind this, caused the system to go down. the president saying flights can still land as of this moment as you were noting there. but the issue now is they cannot take off. when you're in this position they have to examine everything. the president said we don't know if this is a cyber attack. it's one of those things they're still trying to figure out more information about it. >> he told the reporters the faa doesn't know what was the cause of the outage and answered he didn't know if it was a cyber attack. of course when this happens, that's one of the first questions that comes about. kaitlan we'll check back in with you. thank you. >>> i can't remember in my time here at cnn anything like this. and pete muntean as well. >> never, it's unprecedented. >> yeah. >> it is. >>> speaking of what is happening, gary tuchman live at atlanta hartsfield this morning. you're in the middle of this. i unde

according to the white house, the first lady underwent the procedure at walter reed military medicalerday. the physician to president joe biden's all cancerous tissue was successfully removed. he says they will monitor her closely but doctors do not anticipate any more procedures will be needed. buffalo bills player damar hamlin is out of the hospital and back at home this morning. before his release he went through a series of medical evaluations and testing. the teams coach says hamlin is welcome to visit the practice facility and team whenever he feels up to it. the bills have a playoff game against miami sunday. we are counting down to the final game of the super wild card weekend. it is now four days, 10 hours, 32 minutes, 26 seconds away. tom brady in the box play the cowboys. kickoff is at 5:00 on a monday night. next at 6:30, the local congress member who may run for senate next year and how the recent storms impact the snowpack in the mountains. heading to break, a live look outside right now at 6:27. we will be right back. (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two

doctors at walter reed national military medical center say they removed a cancerous lesion above thest. both were confirmed to be basal cell carcinoma. that is the most common form of skin cancer, with more than 3.5 million cases diagnosed in the u.s. each year. a third lesion on her left eyelid was removed and is being examined. doctors say the first lady is in good spirits and she is doing well. there is a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> let's turn now to california and the seemingly endless parade of storms that are causing more death and destruction across the state. thousands have been evacuated in northern california, which has been hit by days of heavy rains and powerful winds with entire well, this afternoon, sadly, the death toll rose to 18. cbs' carter evans is in hard hit santa cruz. >> reporter: californians are dreaming for an end to a nightmare. with rising water, numerous rescues. near san luis obispo, the search resumed for 5-year-old kyle doan, swept away from his mother's arms on monday. the local

screening doctors recommended to remove it in an abundance of caution the procedure will be done at walter reed dr. natalie azar is here to explain more and the warning signs to look out for so this mole surgery so i've actually had a few times myself. >> okay. >> it is usually for something that is skin cancer but here they said dr. biden, she didn't say she had skin cancer of any sort this is more preventive. >> no, right they looked at it and they obviously thought it looked suspicious enough to do it you've had the surgery before. this is really an ideal procedure. it is very different than, you know, doing a large excision of a tumor and then waiting days to find out what's going on rather, this is a very precise outpatient procedure where they basically, they remove the top layer and then each time they remove a layer, they look at it under a microscope to make sure that they have clear margins in the deep layer and also to the side so that preserves as much healthy tissue as possible, which is why it is so ideal for places like the feet, the hands, the feet, the genital area. >> how do d

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president biden accompanied his wife to walter reed national military medical center yesterday where eye and on her chest were both basal cell carcinoma. that is the most treatable form of skin cancer. the white house says the first lady is experiencing some facial swelling and bruising but is in good spirits and is feeling well. we wish her the best. >>> and we have some news from buffalo, willie. >> we certainly wish the first lady the best. glad to hear she's doing well. >>> bills defensive back damar hamlin waking up at home this morning for the first time since suffering a cardiac arrest ten days ago. he was released from a buffalo hospital yesterday where he was transferred monday after spending a week in the icu at the university of cincinnati medical center. the statement released through the bills, hamlin's doctor said, "in consultation with team physicians, we are confident damar can be safely discharged to continue his rehabilitation at home and with the bills." while doctors have speculated the cardiac event stemmed from a hit to the chest, it's still unclear what exactly