robbery attempt. that cop, 29-year-old ricky gal vez had served in the marine corps. he was in plain clothes in his personal car, outside the downey, california, police station when two young man ran up and opened fire. we ll keep you posted on any updates. well, police say they may be closing in on the person who murdered and indiana pastor s pregnant wife. cops have taken dna samples from, and then questioned, three men in connection with amanda blackburn s shooting at her indianapolis home. yesterday, we spoke with her husband, pastor davey blackburn. here s what he had to say to steve we know that she loved jesus. we love jesus. and we have that, that perspective that has really helped us to derive strength through this whole thing. two of the men who were questioned were arrested on unrelated charges. the united states just releasing israel s most notorious spy. jonathan pollard is now a free man. the former navy intelligence analyst spent nearly 30 years behind bars, after
lawyers. he had no comment when asked about his release. the attorneys are challenging the terms of the p role. pollard must remain here in the u.s. five years and wear a electronic bracelet with a gps tracking system and computers he uses are subject to monitor and questioning. still he is a free man. netanyahu said this about pollard s release. the people of israel welcome the release of johnathon pollard. y longed for this day. pollard was a navy intelligence analyst who was convicted of selling secrets to israel. he was arrested in 1985 outside of the israeli embassy in
general dempsey s not spoken about this at length publicly. we re going to be watching carefully to see what questions he gets and what he answers, of course because he has previously raised concerns that some of the sanctions may be lifted too quickly in some cases on issues like ballistic missiles and conventional arms trade by iran. so the first chance we really have if they question general dempsey to hear his military thinking about the iran deal in depth. carol? we ll check back. barbara starr reporting live from the pentagon, thank you. an american who served 30 years in prison for spying for israel has been granted parole. jonathan pollard will be freed in november. the obama administration will not challenge the decision but says pollard s release is not a favor to israel which is strongly opposed to that nuclear deal with iran. pollard was convicted of passing u.s. government secrets to israel while he worked as a navy intelligence analyst. israel later admitted to paying
the pentagon, in fact, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general martin dempsey, told me recently the military s doing all it can to help returning service members who are having problems. but when you look at the suicide statistics and, jon, they re startling, there s been a dramatic uptick in the military, eight or nine active duty or service members die by suicide every day. that s reason why advocacy groups are saying a lot more needs to be done to address this issue. jon: they need to get their arms around that problem. thanks very very much, john rob. jenna: major transfers over the possible release of a man paver controversy over the possible release of a man accused of spying for israel. he s serving a life sentence right now in a north carolina prison. but recent reports say the former navy intelligence analyst could be set free in a bargaining chip to keep middle east peace negotiations going. our next guest says any deal involving the release of