nominate three outstanding individuals to help us tackle some of our most important challenges. one of those challenges is building on work we ve done to control our own energy future while reducing pollution that contributes to climate change. and few people have played more of a role in addressing these issues than current secretary of energy steven chu, he has helped us to speed the transition to more sustainable sources of energy and given more of our brightest young scientists the opportunity to pursue ideas that will shape our future. i cannot be more grateful to steve for the incredible contribution that he s made to this country. and now that he s decided to leave washington for sunny california, i m proud to nominate another brilliant scientist to take his place, mr.
new york stock exchange. how did this happen, alison? reporter: this is like a bad movie that never ends. this goes back to the housing crisis, many families still dealing with the effects. and the new york times is saying that 700 military members wrongly lost their homes in 2009/2010. this is just a small fraction of americans who lost their homes to foreclosure wrongfully, since millions in total were foreclosed on. it doesn t make it any less painful. jp morgan, wells fargo, bank of america they all foreclosed on 200 military members who shouldn t have been in the first place. 100 of them have their mortgages with citigroup. this violates service members civil relief act. that is the federal law, which protects military members from foreclosure while they were on duty. the new york times says the numbers haven t been release the publicly. here s why it s all coming to light. these big banks are abuses, par8 billion settlement with
way. and it manifests itself with triggers that you don t know what they are. with clay, it was it was always trying to help people and make the world a better place. and he was frustrated by the fact it wasn t happening the way he thought it should. he didn t think that the support for veterans was as good as it should have been. and it really frustrated him. and riding his bike with ride to recovery, really helped him deal with that and made him a better person. he liked riding bikes. when he was living with me, we would go mountain biking near my house and really have a good time. and it was the happiest he ever was. john, i mean, where are we falling short here? what do vets with ptsd need from us that we re not giving them? that s a very complicated question, but the short answer is, i think that many people look at ptsd as a medical