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During their years in our armed forces. earlier this week, i heard the remarkable story of one such veteran. i thought id share it with you today. on wednesday, karen and i traveled to sunderland springs texas to meet the families and the victims on the worst attack on a place of worship in american history. at brooshg army medical center, we stood at the bedside of a retired u.s. marine corps beganry sergeant named juan masias. we spoke to his family as he lay before us recovering from his inju...

Or so, depending on the traffic. most people here say they dont know him, have never seen him. hes only been in this community for a few months. he apparently arrived here from florida and from ohio before that. on a marriage license his occupation is listed as a truck driver. we believe he was married or is married and has three small children. we understand that the wife is in custody or being questioned by authorities as well to see what she can add to this picture. were able to speak with a ...

Bedside. they were so grateful he would recover, and then in a surprise -- another visitor came to see robert thats jason aldean. hes a huge fan. he was speechless for a moment. not actually believing he met the country music star. he was so caring and his presence made roberts day, leaving her son smiling long afterward. the big good news tonight. robert was discharged today, and he is on his way home at this hour. next, as donald trump makes threats against north korea, kim jong un makes a m...

The hospital where her father was in intensive care. her brother, christopher, had already arrived. both of them were reeling from loss of their mother. and now they kept vigil at their gravely wounded fathers bedside. >> we didnt even know if he was going to live for a long time. >> reporter: pretty touch and go wasnt it? >> to say gruesome is, if i didnt know his hands and know little intricate pieces of him you wouldnt have known it was him. >> reporter: you faced the shocking prospect of bec...

How such 50e68 can exist. through can be such cruelty and such suffering. but we cannot be defined by the evil that threatens us or the violence that incites such terror. steve: joining us now from the north lawn of the white house is counselor to the president of the united states kellyann kellyanne conwa. kellyanne, the president flew out to las vegas after he comforted victims in puerto rico. you know, we have already heard from some of the people he talked to bedside. they were very moved ...

Every day american people, he really thrives. i think some of the victims and survivors really picked up on that yesterday. steve: absolutely. he spent 90 minutes at the bedside at university medical center. he visited with 8 families of victims he met with 100 medical professionals. he stayed longer than they thought he was going to stay throughout. and he spoke of courage displayed by those who risked their lives and saved the loved ones of total strangers. there was one of the high school stu...

Patients and the staff. >> how would you dough scribe that? i read from your ceo of the hospital that the president -- that he overheard a lot of laughing. coming from some patients rooms. >> how would you describe his tone and bedside manner there? >> well, he engaged them in information ing conversations about music, connections between the family members and visits. very kind of ordinary matter of fact discussion, kind of dwelling upon the positives. just a like a regular guy talking to anoth...

>> next, we have more breaking news. the president makes bizarre and cryptic comments moments ago, surrounded by commanders and the dinner being the calm before the storm. and a mothers anguish, keeping a vigil at her daughters bedside. the beautiful child fights for her life tonight. >> a great kid. she has --

And didnt want to tear my shoulder up to get it out. ill get a second opinion on it just to make sure. i want to make sure that i can ride my harley and do the fun things i like to do. >> you love waking up every day? >> yeah. >> i guess now you have a new appreciation for that. >> yeah. lifes short. >> praying for a miracle. a young woman shot in the eye, in a coma. her mother is at her daughters bedside tonight, trying to stay strong for her. >> a beautiful smile. breaking news this morn, ro...

Five hundred that we had heard before. and we know that 317 people have been discharged and sadly still that the number of deaths at 58. still a very high number if you think about all the people that were out there. 22,000. its just still -- the numbers are staggering. >> staggering. the president visited university medical center today, and he talked with some of the injured there. what have you learned about that? >> thats right. yeah. from what we understand is that he took his time, him and...