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again, the rhetoric and the actions don't match. you know, when you have a situation where the kgb can call our government, the embassy, 11 times, and that phone call doesn't get answered? until i see actions that are in her best interests, it would have been in her best interests for those phone calls to be answered. until i see things like that, no. >> heart-wrenching to see your family member in captivity abroad, not knowing when they may if ever come home. their both emotional safety and physical safety. with all that in mind, how difficult is it, evelyn, to negotiate a situation like this to bring someone like brittney griner home, especially during wartimes? >> yasmin, thank you for having me on. it's incredibly difficult. i can't overstate it.
it is an act of terrorism. one of the most frightening things for me is most people in my life is that the people committing the assault are among us. it is not some stranger from some other country coming in, attacking our sense of what it means to be an american and the things we stand for and that makes it more painful. our nation is divided clearly as it was in the civil wartimes and my hope is to get the leadership to help us to overcome that. >> she equated mr. trump's election to terrorism. the school's young republican club filed a formal complaint. they want an apology from that professor. we did reach out to the school for comment from the professor or the school itself and thus -- >> did you reach out to -- >> your punishment. time-out. >> the teacher who teaches the human sexuality course -- stable cox. >> all right, eric, i have to move on.
and say, whoa, listen, we need to be a little bit more careful about this because syria is more complicated in a lot of ways than iraq or afghanistan were. and this is a proxy wartimes ten. it's a proxy war with russia, iran, the kurds, the sunnis, the shias. this is not something you come in and out of in six months or a year. this is, perhaps, a decade and we could lose a lot in terms of both treasure and reputation if we get this wrong. >> let me ask you this question. there is talk about a no-fly zone. john mccain, senator john mccain has called for a no-fly zone. "wall street journal" reporting thursday the u.s. officials told the "wall street journal" the u.s. military proposal for arming the rebels calls for a limited no-fly zone inside syria. today ben rhodes, national security spokesperson for the white house downplayed that idea. do you think, are we worried that we're headed toward an inevitable escalation toward a no-fly zone if we take this first incremental step of arming
>> not only are funds an issue but deployment is expected in wartimes and the couple never dreamed of walking down the aisle and a young couple we met mapped on going to the courthouse. the couple were not sure where they would be living or if they could arrange the family to come. these challenges, until weddings for warriors, a group of volunteers in georgia who come together, they hold private wedding ceremonies and vow renewals for military couples. the goal is to get all details planned for the bride and groom. >> everything was provided, the church, the minister, her dress, the makeup for her and my daughter, the photography, it was there. >> to be able to express that in front of the people we care about privately in that beautiful setting, there are no words to describe how grateful we were for that. >>heather: the pool of
received the group's award for excellence in journalism. the group singled out his "impact on journalism and unbiased news coverage of the u.s. military in peace and wartimes." congratulations to roger. by the way, if you'd like to donate to the organization, head on over to their web site. it is right there and you can help them out. this is one of the most prestigious organizations in the world, membership is restricted to recipients of the medal of honor only. >> where was that? >> that was in louisville, kentucky, 150th time they've done that. >> congratulations. >> let's talk about president obama and the company in california by the name of solyndra, the one making the solar panels and received $535 million in stimulus money as a government loan in the energy department and then they went belly up in recent months. now, more and more information coming out, an e-mail from way
communities, kids for long-term distress. it's a major issue that -- yes, bullying's been around for a long time. now with the internet, social media, it's relentless and these kids do not have the ability to express themselves or look at it in an adult way and it affects them. >> what do parents do when they see symptoms? >> some of the symptoms, kidding can be withdrawn, quiet, they may act out, have more disruptive behavior. it's hard as a parent. i'm a mother, i have four kids, they don't always want to talk to you but you have to notice what's going on, check in with them every day, how's it going? >> it's simple things. dr. taylor, thank you so much? on the hill, senator republicans are introducing a balanced budget amendment. we're watching that. the leadership describes it as a much needed discipline aimed at slashing the nation's $14 trillion debt. the amendment would cap spending at 18% of the gdp and allow the balanced budget requirement to be waives during wartimes.