earlier, two c-17s containing their remains arrived at dover with no fanfare. as many of them lived private, away from cameras. but now we know who most of these brave e rriors were. 22 were navy s.e.a.l.s. darrik benson. brian bill. christopher campbell. john douangdara. kevin houston. jonas kelsall. lou langlais. matthew mason. stephen matthew mills. jesse pittman. tommy ratzlaff. robert james reeves. heath robinson. nicholas spehar. michael strange. jon tumilson. aaron carson vaughn. his widow kimberly told abc news she was going to dover. it s a way of healing for me. so i don t want to miss anything. no matter how hard it is. reporter: kraig vickers. jason workman. three were from the air force. among them, john brown.
the surprising science about what works and what doesn t. good evening. diane is on assignment tonight. and if there ever was a day that highlighted the gulf between wall street and main street, this was it. the dow came roaring back from yesterday s 600-point plunge picking up more than 400 points. after the federal reserve did something it s never done before, promising to keep interest rates at rock-bottom for two more years. what the fed sees in their data is what so many of us feel in our bones america s economy is weak. good jobs are scarce. this chart tells the story. in other recent recessions back in 1981, the reagan years, and 20 years later, after 9/9/, you saw some job loss, but then it came back. look at what s happening this time. many more jobs lost much more quickly and they re not coming back with the same kind of speed and force. abc s bianna golodryga starts us off tonight. reporter: wall street s wild ride continued today. skyrocketing higher. after
consumer spending is slowing, and the housing market is dragging. still, that doesn t mean this is another recession. everybody s scared. the market is up and down. known knows what s going to happen. the only thing that s doing well this year was the market. if this goes, then the rest of the economy will probably falter as well. reporter: but the fed s decision to hold interest rates where they are is a bit of a double-edged sword. while the move is meant to calm investors it also reminds everyone this economic recovery is taking much longer than expected. rob and tanya? a lot longer for sure, thanks, scott. wisconsin voters are deciding a high-profile political battle in recall races. democrats have picked up two seats in the senate, while four republicans have managed to hold off attempts to recall them from office. this election was called after the republican governor helped push through a law stripping public union employees of the right to strike. and poly
robert reeves grew up in shreveport, louisiana. joe than kelsall, a member of s.e.a.l. team seven. kraig vickers was a member of the navy bomb disposal team. he lived in virginia beach, virginia with his wife, who s now pregnant and their three children. kraig would have turned 37 later this week. 35-year-old jon tumilson was a wrestler in high school and was going to be a navy s.e.a.l. since i can t remember when. brian bill graduated from vermont s norwich university in 2001. a high school teacher of brian bill s said, brian just wanted
lost in the helicopter crash, some families have confirmed some of the deaths. 30-year-old army sergeant patrick hamburger of grand island, nebraska, had been in afghanistan for less than two weeks. 25-year-old petty officer first class michael strange from philadelphia became a navy s.e.a.l. about two years ago. air force technical sergeant john brown of arkansas was, in his mother s words, a gentle giant. aaron carson vaughn of union city, tennessee, was a 30-year-old member of s.e.a.l. team six. aaron leaves his wife, 2-year-old son reagan, and 2-month-old daughter. 32-year-old robert james reeves served on s.e.a.l. team six and had earned four bronze stars.