and the warrior spirit. and this -- my favorite warrior virtue, is the favorite at the top of my head is selflessness. and i think that that to me is the highest kind of spiritual virture. it runs counter to the civilian. in the civilian world, everybody is kind of charged to do the best that you can for yourself. get what you can. get yours, get your hands on it, bring home the bacon. in the warrior culture, the group, the team comes before the individual. and that is drummed into recruit's head as you know right from the very start. and i'll tell you another alexander story. the macedonian army was crossing a waterless desert, blistering heat, columns strung out for miles, men in horses suffering from thirst, and scouts had ridden ahead and found a spring. they were able to get a helmet full of water from the spring and they came riding back into the army and brought it to alexander, to the king. and all -- everyone in the column could see, it was a desert. they could all see as they rode up to alexander a

to me, the warrior ethos doesn't just apply to warriors, and it's not just about war fighting. i, myself as a writer, i use the warrior ethos every day, and i think that where the warrior ethos becomes to its highest level is when it's employed internally. the warrior ethos concept behind it, it's a view of life that sees life as a struggle, you know? life is not an entitlement. it's not a free ride. it's a struggle is the way the warrior ethos sees it. it sees enemies out there to be confronted, and it says that one must do that with honor, and in doing it with honor is a form of living out your higher self, and the enemies that, in my opinion, are not just external to our country or even enemies within our own organization, but in our own hearts. the enemyies like self-doubt, laziness, lack of generosity to friends, all of the vices, all the internal vices, to me, the warrior ethos, these virtues of patience, perseverance, courage, selflessness, willingness acceptance of adversity, are at their highest when they are turned internally. oh, i forgotment one final alexander stor

the youth warriors are also incredibly strong in character and heart. they have demonstrated incredible strength and courage for overcoming difficult life obstacles. throughout card chips that have overcome, they have stayed true to their commitment of self improvement and helping others. these remarkable youth leaders took part in a five-month fellowship at provided training on public speaking and city government. these workshops were led by you for your alumni. they facilitated the trainings and help to create the curriculum for the trainings. you if warriors then utilize their newly learned skills to lead you to advocacy day here in city hall on wednesday april 6, an historic day of youth civic engagement when high-school students met with their elected officials to talk about the issues they care about. on youth advocacy day, you for years led interactive workshops with high school students and city government and also help students prepare for their meetings with elected officials. they met with officials from some various departments, members of t

the warrior ethos would be the only thing that was. a few years, general mueller, talking yesterday. you got one of% of the armed forces these feces coming out of 1% of the population. and so that's a real choice that everybody major, particularly if you think about it, the values of the civilian society, and i'm not knocking anything here. but are quite opposite to the warrior ethos values. so this conscious choice to choose the warrior ethos for yourself is pretty amazing thing. and let me just talk about the fight is just for one second. if you think about it in civilian life, probably the paramount value is freedom. individual autonomy, a person can be whatever they want to be. they could be a rockstar. they can be donald trump. they can be president of the united states, whatever they want to be. that is kind of life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness. that's held out as, and try to sell. that's kind of what makes america great. but when you choose the warrior ethos, duty becomes the value. and service. so if you can't wait home -

the warrior ethos is all there was. as we talked yesterday, there's 100% of the armed forces these days coming out of 1% of population, and so that's a real choice that everybody made here, particularly if you think about it, the values of civilian society, and i'm not knocking anything here, but they are quite opposite to the warrior ethoso values. to choose it for yourself is an amazing thing. i'll talk about the values for one second. if you think about in civilian life, probably the paramount value is freedom, individual atonmy that a person can be whatever they want to be. they can be a rock star, donald trump, president of the united states, whatever they want to be, and that's life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness, and that's rightly so. that's what makes america great, but when you choose the warrior ethos, duty becomes the value, and service so that you can't wear your hair in a ponytail if you choose to and you can't decide i don't feel like deploying for another couple months or at all, so that's one value.

in recovery he deployed the same warrior spirit for which the marines are so beloved. first fighting off infection and disease and working aggressively with his physical medicine and rehabilitation. he continues fighting for the progression of prostate training and also fighting for me and our future together. community of wounded warriors at walter reed is diverse and each marine has the own particular needs. many of them are fortunate enough to be accompanied by their loved one. for most of the family members we were thrown into this new rule, unexpectedly, and unprepared. we have discovered we could have never prepared ourselves for what we face on a day-to-day basis while caring for a loved ones. many of us after, assumed a new role at walter reed. life. isn't a picnic. there's not much my husband can do without me or someone, without his prosthetic. he is unable to perform many of the very basic activities of the living, that people take for granted. the reality of his injuries requires that i was someone be at his side. this is our new norm. for me i'm not on my

and we all agreed we must provide the funding need to support this generation of wounded warriors and continue caring for those who have previously warned the visible and hidden scars of war. and as you know, this point we'll hear from crystal, the wife of the wounded were, and her husband todd who was severely injured in march 2010 when he stepped on an ied. while optical in afghanistan. that left him as a quadruple amputee. he's been able to move on with his life somewhat, and yet he ran into and continue to run into bureaucratic hassles. and delays in trying to complete the integrated disability evaluation system, a process that was supposed to alleviate these types of problems. every determination cannot be made for some has lost all four limbs, what hope is there for the others who have lesser wounds, or invisible wounds? members of the rand corporation will talk about the gaps in access to mental-health services at the va in particular, the long wait times for appointments. i'm disappointed, however, that the va, our friends at the va will not be here to offer the testimony, and

will you see the raiders in santa clara, the warriors?there are a lot of ideas with billion dollar price tags. the. >> you have to have a team to negotiate with and it's clear that the 49ers are interested in the site, they aren't negotiating with the city. >> reporter: that was driven home when the niners revealed a model of the billion dollar stadium they planned to build in santa clara. >> i think it's a back up plan if something trips ever santa clara. >> reporter: a deal will likely need the raiders in on it to cover the cost. >> they don't cost a half billion dollars, it's a billion dollars. make itself harder to put together and why there should be two teams. >> reporter: the stadium has been designed from the beginning to be able to hold two teams. that may mean both move to the penninsula. >> the raiders said the site and a new facility. >> reporter: that may be the start of the billing sports move we have seen in the coming year. the giant giants are already in talks with the city to build a new are in, a in account to at&t park

well, i'm a warrior. can't beat a warrior down.uires her assistance to tell her that she's a gift. i mean where, do they get this stuff? >> i'm tired of people not treating me like the gift that i am. it's hurtful. >> so basically, "us weekly" i had r insider could be anyone watching paula abdul's reality show. yes, i watched it. i liked every single episode. how about information, please? i mean t. seems like you're basing your criticism on random things she said and then taking them out of context. you should be ashamed of yourselves. i would never do that to her. >> have i ever told you guys, i really love velveeta cheese? >> the so-called insider who, let's be honest, is probably m.c. smack cat, tells us that paul laz assistants have to carry around a tape recorder. what reason would paula abdul have to not trust her own conversations? >> good morning, paula abdul live in new york city. >> good morning, everybody. >> what are you looking forward to this he's son? >> how about a lot of you coming in? it's a wild party where you

our remarkable wounded warriors. we see it in our extraordinary military families who serve here at home. the military spouzs who hold their families together. the millions of military children many of whom have lived most of their young lives with our nation at war and mom or dad deployed. and most profoundly we see the wages of war in those patriots who never came home. they gave their all. their last full measure of devotion in kandahar, in the gulf, in the battles for baghdad. now they lay at rest in quiet corners of america. but they live on in the families who loved them and in the nation that is safer because of their service. and today we pay humble tribute to the more than 6, 200 americans in uniform who have given their lives in this hard decade of war. we honor them all. we are grateful for them. to their service, to their sacrifice, that their astonishing record of achievement our forces have earned their place among the greatest of generations. toppling the taliban in just weeks, driving al qaeda from th

. >> you can't bring a warrior down.her that she's a gift. i mean, where do they get this stuff? >> i'm tired of people fleeting me like the gift that i am. it's hurtful. >>> so basically "us weekly's" insider just could be anyone who watched paula abdul's reality show, and yes, i watched it. i loved every single episode of it. now, look, paula abdul haters, i've been food before. i wouldn't like to get my foot caught in the slamming doors. how about some information please. you are criticizing on random things she said and then took them out of context. you should be ashamed themselves. i would never do that to her. >> have i ever told you guys, i really love -- >> so the so-called insider who, let's be honest, is probably emcee scat cat always tells "us wekly" that paula's assistants have to carry a tape recorder. the insider's now pulling stuff out of thin air. what reason would paula abdul have to not trust her own conversations? >> good morning, paula abdul, live from new york city! >> good morning, everybody! >> sh

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. >> you can't bring a warrior down.at she's a gift. i mean, where do they get this stuff? >> i'm tired of people fleeting me like the gift that i am. it's hurtful. >>> so basically "us weekly's" insider just could be anyone who watched paula abdul's reality show, and yes, i watched it. i loved every single episode of it. now, look, paula abdul haters, i've been food before. i wouldn't like to get my foot caught in the slamming doors. how about some information please. you are criticizing on random things she said and then took them out of context. you should be ashamed themselves. i would never do that to her. >> have i ever told you guys, i really love -- >> so the so-called insider who, let's be honest, is probably emcee scat cat always tells "us wekly" that paula's assistants have to carry a tape recorder. the insider's now pulling stuff out of thin air. what reason would paula abdul have to not trust her own conversations? >> good morning, paula abdul, live from new york city! >> good morning, everybody! >> she can

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warriors and this happens repeatedly. go to the event we all enter we walk in as a group. sometimes we have celebrities sometimes senior political officials sometimes senior military officials sometimes just local people coming out to say hello they walk right past me. to shake hands with the person who has a visible injury maybe an amputation maybe some other type of very visible injury how do you tell people to you know what should they do what can you tell people in terms of trying to understand because of course it's not only one thing that we have we have soldiers obviously committing suicide it may be abroad it may be here at the base but a lot of the time it happens at home too. the first thing i would say is the help is there and to reach out and get help there is a stigma but the army is trying to limit the stigma and minimize the stigma is hard in the combat arms units the units that are like you said nine mobilizations. but it can be done people can reach out people can get that out reach out get the help that'

every time a warrior is shot dead it is immediately clear at home and abroad. that it was an extrajudicial execution. or normal yet to. be at the seafront must be a has the largest number of murders of union members in the world simply because they were doing their job that. is the colombian state for peculiar store calls and sociological reasons as slowly turned into a criminal apparatus for the men of the very least for the whole institutions of the states have taken on this form you made the first through torture then with the desaparecidos body but the creation of a higher military groups that turned into a strategy which has had the form of a very strong national structure for my goodness when i lived with what this this is then the practice of extrajudicial executions and forced displacement. that's the forms of social control in such an elitist and all sorts hereon country and in such a polarized society turns violence into a tool for regular isolation. was . released local room beyond the state of colombia has generated policies that favor a massive sys

a warrior returns to teach skills to kids on and off the court. free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. . >>> former golden state warrior turned to oakland to host a free camp. children between 7-1414. >> this is a hard neighborhood. let's be honest about it. i tell the kids all the time we are here to be of service to you. we understand it's difficult but you have a choice in wanting to be here. >> he teaches some of the program at the camp. >> way to go for him. >>> enough of the philadelphia phillies we got a team we can pick on. >> both of these teams are sulfing. giants host pittsburgh tonight. giants lost 8-10 and carlos beltran will not play today. today shane victorino was suspended for three games. ramirez and whiteside were charged. it was victorino who pushed the umpire. he is appealing his suspension. tiger woods tied for 37 place in the tournament. you remember his caddy steve williams, he carries the

the culture warriors on that. caution, you where to enter the nondz, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the talking points memo on why warren buffet wants to reelect president obama will be in our second segment this evening because, once again, the lead story is hurricane irene. the massive storm coming on strong. expected to hit the east coast this weekend. perhaps causing destruction in the billions of dollars. so far, it has hammered puerto rico and the bahamas with winds over 100 miles per hour. and torrential rainfall. the storm is presently category 3, a very dangerous hurricane. joining us now from houston, joe bastardi, chief meteorologist for weather bell analytics. so we had you on last night. what's new in the 24 hours with the storm? >> well, the track will be a bit further west in almost unprecedented track. only two times have i seen a track like this, 18, 21. i didn't actually see it i know of the storm

corporal hernandez is one of the wounded warriors who is benefitting. his goal is to return to active duty and redeploy. dr. kim mulvihill, cbs 5 healthwatch. >>> bears 2? now bulls 2. a strong surge on wall street today. what pushed investors to buy. >>> and it's fight night in iowa. republican candidates squaring off right now in a debate. what the major candidates have to do to pull ahead among the voters. >>> and watching tv without watching an actual tv. it's the viewing choice for thousands out there. who have cut their cable bills. how easy it is to get all of your favorite shows for free. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, another recession sent the dow so re than 400 points today. >>> small signs the economy is not heading toward another recession sent the dow soaring more than 400 points today. it's part of a wild week on wall street that could make anybody sea sick. take a look at this. stocks sinking low on monday, way up on tuesday, tumbling again yesterday, only to come back up again today. it is the first time in history that the dow has had 400 plus-

another foundation is wounded warrior project.org. another very, very necessary and needed foundation. america, check those two websites out and donate today. donate right now. >> chris, thanks so much for coming in on a sunday. i'll check it out. >> thanks, joe, thanks for having me. >> you bet. let's check in of our international headlines. this is the latest video out of syria, posted on youtube. the video shows syrian security forces in the street, heavy gunfire can clearly be heard. this domestics as the arab league calls for syria to stop the violence immediately. >>> turning to london, almost 50 people vr arrested after a night of rioting there. they burned buses and police cars and set buildings on fire. the violence erupted last night following protests over the shooting death of a man involving police. >>> and from tehran, the world is still waiting to hear the verdict and sentence for three american hikers accused of by iran of spying. their trial concluded last sunday with a ruling expected within seven days. >>> short on