now. what kept me going is my contact with my fellow soldiers. from day one, we ve been there together. there s never been a person left behind or left all by himself. if we don t succeed as one, we don t we don t succeed as one, we don t succeed. i m getting back to the person i used to be. i ve gotten back with my brothers and that s really helped as well. i finally feel like i m transitioned finally making that cross into the civilian world. i know exactly what i want to do. i couldn t say that when i first got here. i ve worked since i ve been in jack but, hey, i can run, you know. getting school knocked out, understanding that. not scared of it anymore. got ptsd under control. i m grateful i m here. grateful for the opportunity to sit at this table with you
come on. don t give up. you got this. there you go. there you go. how is he doing that? he s so good. make me realize that the military was a chapter that eventually was going to have an end. he was able to learn to trust people again. they were always there. they always helped him out. you know we have these goals that are set in place. we know that, you know we re going to reach them. when he sets his mind to what he wants, he s going to achieve it. i m the one right there beside him helping to achieve those
new jersey since 1903 and then one of a few in the last 200 years. we will continue to watch as the ocean gets angrier at new york harbor. jenna: we will continue to watch that together. he said earlier that we are not seeing the big waves that we expected. but certainly something to watch as the storm surge was closer to shore. hurricane sandy is pushing this massive wall of water towards the shore. the storm surge could reach 11 feet leaving many areas underwater. we don t don t want to see that. keep it here for continuing coverage. we will be right back.
not as cataclysmic it made out to be. i have covered 15 of these storms. and what is being made of this storm hopefully it is not as big as it sound but to hear the weather guys talk about kind of the events around it, it does not sound good especially for the metropolitan areas that don t usually deal with this kind of thing, one. two, the politics of it and the fallout i think more people are concerned about the people in the harm s way than the fallout politically but it likely freezes the race where it is now. and three, the benghazi story, frankly fox is the only one really covering this. so keep it here and you ll get the latest. jenna: i talk to some families this weekend grateful for that coverage, bret, even if we re the only ones sometimes. i appreciate you joining us early as always. bret, thank you very much. you can see him at 6:00 p.m. certainly more news as it develops throughout the day on libya and everything
snowfall totals. on the way and weeks of more winter. shepard: a great day to be traveling from washington to new york. you ll make it. shepard: if we don t we don t, it s fine. thank you. a 30-year-old surfer doing days after a monster wave nearly killed him. this happened in the popular surf spot mavericks south of san francisco. 15 feet tall this freak wave 30 footer suddenly crashed down on top of all of them. one surfer was in the water for 15 minutes and, quote, that whole time he was being run through like a giant washing machine. hospital officials say he is now conscious and his vital signs are stable. continuing coverage of our top story the president updating lawmakers on the state of the union. fox news sunday host chris wallace will be live with us here in the rotunda in just a moment for a preview of what you can expect to hear from members of both parties. plus, the intern who helped save the boss life.