BERMAN: All right. One Marine meets a remarkable goal on this Veterans Day. Today, in Washington, double-amputee Rob Jones completed the last of 31 marathons in 31 days. That's right. The retired Marine Corps sergeant has competed in one marathon a day over the past month from London to Boston, from Houston to Denver. He set out to raise money for a group of charities for wounded warriors, and so far, he has raised more than $125,000. Rob lost both legs in Afghanistan in 2010, but it never slowed him down.</s>SGT. ROB JONES (RET.), UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS: My objective with the 31 marathons in 31 days is to just get a story out there about a veteran that went to Afghanistan, had a traumatic experience, came back, you know, minus two legs, but was still able to find my new way that I was going to contribute to my country and my society and keep fighting for my brother veterans.</s>BERMAN: Since his injury, Jones has won a bronze medal in the Paralympics. He biked 5,200 miles of cross-country and climbed 104 flights at it Freedom Tower here in New York. That's all for me this evening. I'm John Berman. Up next, Bill Weir explores the Amazon and Machu Picchu for a brand new episode of "</s>THE WONDER LIST: PERU." Don't miss that. And as we say goodbye, I want to show you live pictures from Hanoi in Vietnam. This is the presidential palace there. You can see the band starting to play. President Trump arrives there shortly. Then at 10:20, a joint news conference. CNN will bring that to you live. Stay with us.
Double- Amputee Veteran Runs 31 Marathons in 31 Days.