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Confinement, but we are still examining the issue of whether or not he was suffering from ptsd, whether or not he is crazy and fit to stand trial two years later. you don't see the kind of indignation and outrage that you're seeing on behalf of sergeant bales. jon: jim, i guess the issue comes up in part because we know that sergeant bales saw combat, what, four -- three tours already in iraq, he was on his fourth tour in afghanistan. some say he just snapped, that all kinds of things conspired to make him go nuts, whatever. i mean, that case is yet to be tried. but in hassan's case there's ta...

To be tried? i have stosay i don't know. >> i don't know how many years i have left. i would like to see justice before i pass on. >> guantanamo bay is not shut down and the administration said congress is blocking the funding and a major human rights group agreed. >> they have imposed them irresponsibly on the administration. guantanamo need to be tried in federal court. >> a spokesman declined. in washington fox news. >> and the last surviving vet van -- veteran of world war i has died. fred buckles passed away. he was 110. he lide about his age and joined the military when he was 16 years o...

Tony curtis was born bernard schwartz on june 3, 1925, in new york. his relationship with his parents was less than smooth. his dad was an immigrant tailor who forced his son to work for him. curtis' neurotic mother was hard to deal with at times. his younger brother was killed in a road accident at the age of 9. a few years later, another brother was born who would eventually be diagnosed as schizophrenic. tony grew tired of his family life and at 17 he joined the u.s. navy. his navy stint brought him around the world though he never saw combat. toward the end of the 1940's, he returned home ...