Headlines: Four US troops were killed in Afghanistan yesterday after their helicopter was shot down. Also, today we look at a report of the record suicide attempts among Marines.

Headlines: Coast Guard Adm. Thad Allen will brief the President today in Washington on the situation in the Gulf and we look at the details in the shooting of an unarmed marine in Baltimore by an off duty police officer.

HEADLINES INCLUDE: The peace gathering in Kabul continues today despite earlier attacks on the conference and this morning Coast Guard Adm. Thad Allen reports that the riser pipe has successfully been cut marking a major step toward stopping the oil leak in the Gulf.

Headlines today include a look at Iran’s enhancement of cyber defense capabilities and the resignation of Japan’s Prime Minister.

Today we look at the progress our troops are making in Afghanistan and at what should be expected of the Fort Hood suspects appearance in court today.

Congress moves to repeal ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ and we look at some of the improvements being made to the GI bill.

Congress today is ready to vote on the repeal of ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’. Also today, we look at the increasing tensions between North and South Korea.

Today we report a Taliban attack on Bagram Air field, the Times Square suspect appears in court and we look at a new approach to your health using integrative medicine.

Today we look at the likelihood of a military pay raise in 2011 and Zablon Simintov, the last Jew in Afghanistan, vows to stay put.

Death toll in Iraq rises to 114, now US looks at slowing the pace of major troop pullout this summer in light of the rise in violence. Also, we look at the “clogged pipeline” perpetually slowing down the applications for VA disability benefits.