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Family members as they receive treatment at military and v.a. hospitals. >> it's a reminder that i'm not alone in this and that there's other people who basically have the same situation and that are not alone. >> sometimes way stays for days, sometimes months. a long way from his family and home in georgia as he tries to find a prosthetic leg that will finally work long-term. way was injured in a 2003 i.e.d. explosion in afghanistan. he spent more than a decade enduring two dozen surgeries until shrapnel wounds caused an infection that nearly killed him and ultimately took his leg. >> i had 3...

Of the then-soviet union were brought to brooklyn, new york, raised in brooklyn, went to college, eventually harvard, became a u.s. military officer, still active duty, was wounded in service, still has stlap nell in his body because of his service in iraq. he was in an ied explosion and accusing him e president's practically speaking of being a dual loyal american, he has dual loyalty, which goes against the grain of everything this young man has lived for. >> it goes against the grain of everything he has lived for and everything that we all live for as americans. many of us have that kind o...

This year. making it now the deadliest year since 2014. so what does that mean for peace? apparently still on the table. the u.s. envoy to average is set to begin the ninth rowmed of peace talks with the taliban although some in congress have been skeptical if they will actually work. brian: right. more than some. most people are saying why is the taliban right for peace now when they are trying to kill more of our guys and tens of thousands of the taliban -- the current afghan government. it makes no sense. aishah, thanks so much. >> sure. steve: all right. meanwhile, let's talk a little bit....

Enforcement people need the tools available to deal with the situations. right now we have 3,000 to 4,000 beds. the federal government will build more of those beds be able to give those families as a unit the chance to be seen in front of a judge in a way in which they think will be within two months as opposed to letting them go within 20 days. because the people were abusing our system in central america and tens of thousands were flooding across the border. the man that predicted this would happen is tom homan, is he now retired. he used to run things at the border. he will be joining us l...

Caregivers of military veterans. >> reporter: if more veterans once they return from the front lines, another battle awaits them at home.them, and for them, spouses, children, families. these are the hidden heros. >> hey! >> reporter: joe dorsey, a purple heart recipient, was injured in an ied explosion while serving in iraq in 2004. he came home with shrapnel wounds, head and neck injuries, and ptsd. >> he would come home and it's a welcome home parade, a lot of fanfare that goes along with it, but then life goes on. for a lot of veterans and their spouses, you're kind of left with kind of th...