family member or personally know anyone in the military. when i was a kid in still water growing up i knew a pilot in the military. one of my big prepare dikes going in, i was afraid something was going to happen to me. i could be killed or critically wound. i went on to be an f-16 pilot and served three tours. the number one reason that gives people trepidation of joining the military. 65% say the reason they are concerned is fear of death or injury. but the stats just don t support that. america s sonds and daughters are safer in the united states air force than in the general population. brian: i know you want to be positive. but in particular, i m watching
that s what it did. four months later the mbombing stopped of the dikes. i feel what i did was good but i shouldn t have gone to a military place. when you got that nickname, hanoi jane, how did you feel at the time? i didn t like it. all manner of slings and arrows were thrown my way but when you know why you did something and you re willing to admit the mistakes that you made but stand up for the things that you did that mattered, you re going to come through it okay and i refused to have them scare me away from being actively against the vietnam war. you know, i think they thought oh, she s this white privileged, rich, famous daughter of all of that stuff. we can scare her. and boy, did they try. and the more they tried the more i no. they did what?
ventilation. so when he was communicating with us last night and again today, that s been in writing. and to paraphrase one of our partners when he asked did we win, the answer is yes, you know, damar, you won your life, and that s probably the most important thing out of this and we need to keep him at the center of everything else that s going on, and we really want to ensure a good outcome for him. hi, this is todd dikes from cincinnati, and doctors, i know so many people are so grateful sandra: we are going to continue to monitor this news conference happening out of cincinnati at this hour. this after damar hamlin woke last night and doctors are reporting he is making substantial improvement. he s not speaking, he is still on a breathing tube but he woke and in writing asked when he
0 harris: yeah, bret baier, on special report. you have transportation secretary pete buttigieg. find our co-workers luggage. i will. harris: thank you so very much. this is fun, right, em? we will cover it as it happens. america reports. sandra: great coverage, team. america reports with a live look at the house floor where lawmakers are back at it for a third day now trying to select a house speaker and once again it appears congressman elect kevin mccarthy is headed for defeat. hello, welcome, i m sandra smith on this thursday afternoon. hello, john. john: welcome to friday eve, sandra. gop dissenters nominating florida congressman-elect byron donalds and democrats unified behind hakeem jeffries as that party threw his name into the hat for house speaker. ahead of the proceedings, republicans acknowledging they did not expect much to change. nothing [inaudible] i wouldn t be here [inaudible] doesn t really matter what my vote is at this point because he does
roadside. so, this is how you re living now? this man has been living in a make shift shelter for over a week. there s no gas to cook what little food they have left. outside aid has yet to arrive, and the prospects of returning home any time soon are dim. it s very painful to see, but where can we go, he says? this is my ancestral village. a few miles down the road, locals are racing to stay ahead of the relentless waters. the government left them sand to make sandbags but little other assistance. overstretched by the unprecedented scale of the crisis. so, just so i understand, you are building up these dikes to try to stop that water from completely destroying your village? there s too much water coming in, he tells us, and we re afraid of it.