frybarger attaches two pads to seaman's chest. after an interactive scan, the aed detects defibrillation and recommends a shock. >> everyone stepped back, pressed the button and the shock was administered. >> stay back. >> when the man was shocked, his whole body jumps. to see his whole body tense up and jump, it's kind of surreal. >> still didn't have much hope that things were going to go okay for this man. >> as an officer continues giving compressions, a woman approaches. the woman explains she's an off duty nurse and offers to assist. >> let me know if i'm doing things right. >> she jumped in right away and started doing chest compressions with us. >> but even with this good samaritan's help, seamans needs to get to a hospital if he's going to survive. >> it seemed like it took forever for medical to get there. >> though it may have seemed like forever for paramedics to get to the scene, paramedics arrived six minutes after they got the call. to assist the emts, the officers moved him up the hill to more level ground. >> it d

seaman agreed to never serve as a judge in california again. >> police arrested a 14-year-old and his passenger after a chase in a stolen car this morning. the teen driver was booked into juvenile hall and the 23-year-old passenger is charged with auto theft, and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. police are looking for a second passenger who ran from the car. >> an assistant chief with patrol is charged with helping his son, a convicted rapist escape to mexico. prosecuters say he filed a report when he reportedded his son missing. and his mother and sister face charges. >> striking members of the san francisco symphony used their music today demanding management open their financial books. they postponed a concert tour including a performance at carnegie hall, saying managers are giving themselves bonuses and offering musicians a contract with no raise in the first year. management says the symphony members are the third highest paid in the nation with a salary of $165,000 a year and 10 weeks paid vacation. >> colorado governor signed a bill into law allowing civil unions fo

who return on active duty, what they would want more than anything else, whether they be pilot, a seamann a ship, somebody who is driving a tank or a soldier or special operations force soldier, what they want more than anything else is to be ready to be able to fight effectively. they want their skills honed to a razor's edge. that takes resources and time. that means pilots have to fly. ships have to sail and ground troops have to train together to be effective. they know then they can dominate an enemy and they know that they are bringing their brothers and sisters home in peace. >> jamie: absolutely. we want that because it impacts our national security. what they are doing does keep us safe here. i wonder, though, lastly, morale is so important for every military man and woman. and they are hearing the news of these cut, the white house saying 50% of it to impact the defense department, the $85 billion. how are they doing? >> i think they're fine right now. i think they are in disbelief that while we are at war and given all the challenges that are in the world today and we could en

experienced seaman paul dickinson and his girlfriend tina keegan are cruising their boat off new boat "the tormentor" off new zeala zealand's north island with their bull terrier priscilla. >> we were probably half an hour into our trip. >> a rogue wave shatters one of the big windows. >> at that stage the wave came over and hit the front of the boat which in turn caused the window to break and the water was coming in. priscilla was sitting there looking at me. i was looking at the waves. it was like, hmm, this is quite scary. >> the couple sends an urgent call for help. it's picked up by the rescue team in new zealand. >> i thought here we go. what we got now. we were told it was a boat in distress and if we could go out and try to find it. >> the may day calls gives a vague position. the pilot knows finding the boat will be tough. >> the helicopter actually went over us. it didn't see us because of the squalls in the water. >> it's now a nerve-racking 25 minutes since the rescue call was made. and at any moment, "the tormenter" may sink. finally the rescue crew spots the boat. >> th

, that part that is the housing market, but ed, this week treasury secretary jacob lew visited a seaman'snt in georgia to get a first-hand look at what he sees as the manufacturing renaissance. >> i think if you look at the job creation numbers over the last year, 18 months, it's been clear that we've seen steady growth in manufacturing jobs. you're here today in a facility that has -- is proof that there is a bright future to american manufacturing. >> ed, here's the thing our viewers need to know. manufacturing output is actually up after years of declines, up for the last few years. it's not actually resulting in proportionate growth in manufacturing jobs in america, which is what most of my viewers will be interested in hearing. are we getting jobs out of this? >> well, you have to, as christine just did, separate the short term and the long term. the special report that i've written attempts to look at the long term. i think in the long term the prospects are very good. you know, america is in this incredibly competitive position regarding energy, very cheap natural gas, which is one

choice but to leave venezuela losing billions of dollars in the process that's according to constantin seamanof the national energy security fund for my opinion of the possible scenarios. of course the main question is what will be the result of the new elections in those will. you for of course. my daughter will read in the election. there will be no. contracts and. so the fate of companies in the world will be. quite good and maybe a month. or so extra expenditures or something like these but he will not abolish the contracts. but. in my opinion there is of course the possibility of another scenario because a position. would remember us present elections. in two thousand and twelve the gap between. chavez and his main rival was just several percent and it means that. lose the election and this scenario will be extremely dangerous for us in kabul. and that. in this case we will see the return of american companies. because it's not a secret that. americans from venezuela there was seriousness is a sort of history. of course they want to topple this country and in this case we'll see the resu

navy seaman christopher browning was sentenced to ten years and christopher dosier to nine years.hey have long complained about u.s. military crime in okinawa. >>> three minutes past the hour. the white house gets into the legal fray over proposition eight in california, urging the supreme court to overturn the ban on same-sex marriage. in the friend of the court brief, obama said proposition 8 violates the constitutional guarantee of equal protection. but the administration didn't go so far to constitute a nationwide right to marry. >>> the end of an era in the catholic church as anticipation builds for the beginning of the next era. >> translator: i am no longer the pope. but i'm still in the church. just a pilgrim starting the last part of his pilgrimage on this earth. >> with those words and those cheers from the faithful, the first pope in modern history to resign entered retirement. he is spending the first full day in seclusion at castel gandolfo. 50 miles southeast of vatican city. we could be days away from the beginning of the conclave where cardinals choose his successo