nancy parrish is the founder of protect our defenders. it's a human-rights organization which fights to help veterans who have been sexually assaulted. and colonel don christensen is the new president of protect our defenders. i want to thank you all for being here. this is a story that we've been following and working on for a long time. it's really hard to get attention on this subject, and, heath, something terrible happened to you when you were just a young man in the military. so -- so, tell me. let me start with you. >> um... i joined the military at 17. um, boot camp and everything was everything that you were told it is. once i boarded my ship, that's when the nightmare began. i was sexually assaulted by six fellow shipmates. my command chose to ignore me instead of help me out. i... tried suicide. i tried running away. i went awol. with the help of my parents, we did a congressional investigation. but... something that most people don't understand... when you're not on base, it's different, but once you're back on your base, that

at least once a week if someone in the parrish is able to do. and our lady requested people to go to confession, to celebrate mass, receive the eucharist and to medicine at a time on the rosary for 15 minutes especially in union with her heart, the mystery of her heart, which again we'll talk about as we reflect upon the rosary. >> i'm interested in fasting and pen evens we associate with -- penence with associate with lent also. the catholic practice of reflection has fallen off somewhat. as a pastor, what can you say about that? >> the invitation to come and see and overcome any nervousness that a person may have that this is an opportunity to be free and to enter into a new fresh start, a new beginning of one's life. what the lord for gives, he forgets and takes it away as if it had never happened. our since cast off as far as the east is from the west. people will say they are very nervous going into the confessional. and they leave presumably after a good confession walk onning a cloud because there is a great joy of being restored to the m

mr parrish him to speak you will promise to agree now we've all agreed that russia is a clear and present danger we have got to be fully organized to meet that danger and would you agree with me that we walk out into london we see you russian maffia russian security people swaggering about our capital city all over europe we see them what they don't like is sanctions that bite will she come back to this house on an early haitian actually with a firm list the sanctions new sanctions we can take against what. well the the honorable gentleman is asking me to refer to the particular measure as i have said in my statement and in answer to a number of questions we'll consider the response from russian state and it should it should be no credible response we will determine we will conclude the action amounts to an lawful use of force by the russian state in the united in the united kingdom i will return with further measures so nicolas so use would my right on from a promise to confirm that despite the kids the american presidency may have on these issues that we are fully engaged with the ameri

during the building project dubbed operation rose parrish milka and his security service were tasked with nipping any protests in the bud. but there weren't any. the entire world was caught by surprise. the. u.s. attorney general robert kennedy paid a visit to the berlin wall. prominently displayed was a notice calling for eric schmidt of his arrest in east germany milka had risen in the political ranks in the west he was still being sought for the murder of two policeman. collars on i can't get this to work because because you have in the general secretary a moment ago as a general secretary is not here to day or to morrow comrade ministers if you go drive your truck through this phone but he's going hunting not if you opt out on us right now yes he saw there that he tried to get last summer they. didn't give him the resources so yes congressman istook. going to say it's not so i tell you there's no hurry he's going to the grave it's not a heart. i just can't go out the entire country is in crisis and comrade general secretary i was in the protestant what i want to do. is got to mak

wyatt, winslow homer, maxfield parrish, norman rockwell. all from lucas's private collection. >> i think more people come in for rockwell than will come in for "star wars." norman rockwell can tell a whole story in one picture. >> reporter: when were you captivated by rockwell? >> when i was 8 years old. i wanted to be an illustrator. i wanted to be able to do that. i wanted to be able to do pictures that have a message that appeals to a lot of people. >> reporter: art that tells a story inspired him to tell stories. that narrative art is what lucas will share in his museum. >> it is telling the story of the society, the history of the wars, the history of the heroes, the history of the kings. because narrative art is always about the mythology of the society. >> reporter: while lucas is a storyteller, hobson is a businesswoman and cbs news financial contributor. >> did you say at some time george, a billion dollars is a lot of money, what's the return on investment in this? >> well, i knew the return on investment was not about profit for

but they were simplified and moved to the parrish hall. smoke was reported before 9:00 this morning. firefighters put the smoldering fire out quickly, the fire they say damaged three sunday school classrooms, a pre school used to be there, but the church was in the process of getting a new tenant. the pastor said they've recently had issues in that area of the building and just yesterday hat to ask a man to leave. >> we have had a little bit of a problem with unauthorized people finding their way into the rooms. you know -- >> for shelter. >> for shelter, yes. part of the problem has been that since they're not used on a daily basis, since the preschool isn't there, i think they've been a little more attractive to someone, you know, just finding their way in and hiding out and then having shelter for the night. >> he says the church does try to conductively engage with the homeless. christy smith will have more details on this later in the newscast. >>> this just in to our newsroom. the san mateo foster school district being extra cautious

the man, david crockett may have parrished, but now more so than any other frontiersman lives powerfully on. in this way, his story then becomes far more than a one note walt disney legends while his life continues to shed light on the meaning of america's national character. spoonful from a chapter called kilt in a bar. [laughter] david crockett believed in the wind and in the stars. this sun of tennessee could read the sun, the shadows, and the wild clouds full of thuppedder. -- thunder. he was comfortable among the thickets, the mountains and hunted the oak, hickory, maple, and sweet gum forests that have never felt an ax blade. he was familiar with all the smells, the odor of the decaying animal flesh, the aroma of the air after rain and the smell of the forest. he knew the rivers lined with trees that breeched the mountains with steep-sided gorges and many names of indian influences, the south and the wataga, the wolf, the elk, and the obion. he sought the dimensions of the lakes and streams studded with ancient cyprus and dog days arrived in early july when the dog star rises and s

it's and parrish lannian, poor, white in many ways. a little bit sophisticated suburban but generally rural and seen as very much trump country. >> well, correct. >> 20 points he won by. >> the south hills of pittsburgh are more suburban and more moderate. the rest of the district is deer hunting country, coal, fracking, all that. look, trump won this district by 20 points. i don't believe it's a 20-point trump district. a lot of people were anti-hillary. it's actually tighter. clearly, recent polls show a tight race, monmouth had lamb up by six today. >> in a surge model. >> intensity and energy seems to be on the democratic side. at the moment. >> if it's up around six, we're all predicting now, polls close at 8:00 eastern, what happens if lamb wins big? does that tell you that the delegation in pennsylvania could end up beinging about 9-9 instead of 13-5 as it is now in terms of the proportion of democrat and republican members of congress. >> under the new map it could go on a great night for democrats it could go 10-8 democrat, 9-

and that group of people from a local parrish said we're talking about mass shootings here but we're talking in chicago about daily shootings. i want told ask a young man here, if you'd step forward. can you tell us what is on your post zphore >> showing how -- just one second. [siren] amy: there's an ambulance racing by. with ehope it's not another shooting. >> my poster is -- basically our feelings how we can't take it anymore and once if -- and for all twoach stop guns and we pistols. pencils, not ime amy: how old are you? >> 10 years old. amy listen and what school do you go to? -- elementary school in maryland. amy: do you think you have something to team the politicians in congress right now? you're 10 years old. >> i would like to say that no matter how old you are, no matter who you are, everyone has the right but no one has the right to kill people whenever they want or however they want. >> when we had the walkout at beacon we also had a group, the elementary school across from us come out and there were very much chanting with us "n.r.a. go away." it's very powerful. start