This is honoring the two Iowa National Guard members killed in an attack in the Syrian Desert on December 13th.

This is the first transfer case.

We believe it's Sergeant William Nathaniel Howard.

He was 29 years old, serving in the U.S. Army, first squadron, 113th Calvary Regiment,

the second infantry brigade combat team, 34th Infantry Division of the Iowa National Guard, Boone, Iowa.

He is from Iowa, Marshalltown, Iowa.

His stepfather, Jeffrey Bunn, said that Howard was a loving husband,

an amazing and an amazing man of faith. The president is accompanied there by Casey Wasserman,

the head of the 28 Olympic Committee. Three other National, Iowa National Guard members were injured in the attack.

Also killed was Ayad Mansour, Sakat, an interpreter.

He was killed.

We're now waiting on the second transfer case.

This will be Sergeant Edgar Torres Tovar, 25 years old, U.S. Army again.

Also from Iowa, from Des Moines, Iowa.

He's described as a very positive person, family-oriented, and always put others first,

according to fellow guardsmen who were deployed with him.

The President has blamed ISIS for the attack on these U.S. service members

and has said there will be very serious retaliation.

He's also said that the interim president of Syria, Ahmad al-Shara,

is extremely angry and disturbed by the attack. Again, that was the, what we're calling the second transfer case.

That was Sergeant Edgar Torres, Tovar again, 25 years old.

David, I'm sorry, I cut you off.

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