." >> this should have been a routine night at home in small town, usa.nstead, alex fazzino was telling a 911 operator how he pulled his wife emily out of the bathtub. >> please! wake up! wake up. >> it got worse. the kids walked in and saw their mother on the bathroom room. >> please, go away. >> it didn't sound like there was much hope of reviving her. >> no. >> but you don't know cpr. >> no. >> with the operator's help, they tried. >> tilt her head back. did you do that? >> yeah. >> sergeant ribald arrived at the house with two other officers. his body camera was rolling as alex led them to the bathroom. >> please. >> as we entered the master bathroom, emily was laying on the floor, face up. and she had a bluish tint to her. >> please help me! >> all right. how long has she been in here? >> i don't know. she was taking a bath. >> can you tell if she's alive? >> i felt a pulse, i didn't feel any and i started cpr. >> blood? >> no blood. >> what was around, anything? >> the bathtub was full of water. and there were oil droplets on top of the water like b

." >> this should have been a routine night at home in small town usa, boone, iowa.d, alex fazzino was telling a 911 operator how he just pulled his wife emily out of the bathtub. >> please! honey, wake up. wake up! >> it got worse. the kids wandered in and saw their mother on the bathroom floor. >> guys, go away. kids. please. please. >> on the tape, you don't sound like you think there's much hope of reviving her. >> me personally reviving her, no, i didn't. >> you don't know cpr? >> no. >> but with the operator's help, alex tried. >> tilt her head back. did you do that? >> yeah. >> sergeant john webal got the call and arrived at the house with two other officers. his body camera was rolling as alex led them to the bathroom. >> as we entered the master bathroom, emily was laying on the floor, face-up, and she had a bluish tint to her. >> how long has she been in here? >> i don't know, she was taking a bath. >> could you tell whether she was still alive? >> i checked right away for a pulse and breathing. didn't feel any. so i instantly started cpr. >> how long? >> i

." >> this should have been routine night at home in small town usa boone, iowa. instead, alex was telling a 911 operator how he just pulled his wife, emily, out of the bathtub. >> it got worse, the kids wandered in and saw their mother on the bathroom floor. >> kids, please. please. >> on the tape you don't like there's no hope. >> for me, personally. >> you don't know cpr? >> no. >> with the operator's help, he tried. >> tilt her head back. did you do that? >> yeah. >> sergeant of the boone police department got the call and arrived at the house with two other officers. his body camera was rolling as alex led them to the bathroom. >> as we entered the master bathroom, emily was laying on the floor face up and she had a blewish tint her. >> how long has she been in here. >> could you tell whether she was still alive? >> i didn't feel any, so i instantly started cpr? >> i don't know. she's freezing cold. >> blood. >> no blood. no blood anywhere. she did have a big bruise on her forehead. >> the bathtub was full of water. and there were oil droplets on top of water

usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> the year was 1982. when it came to personal computers, ibm was the only game in town, until a smallhree friend came along and proceeded to beat big blue at its own game. the company was compact computers. this david and goliath story is chronicled in a new documentary silicon cowboys. >> it wowed audiences at this year's south by southwest film festival in austin. here is the moment they came up with their design of a ground breaking portable computer. >> we walked in, looked around. picked a booth that was kind of themselves. we had not thought of taking anything with us so we turned over the place mat, borrowed a pencil from the the waitress and proceeded to describe the computer of what we wanted it to look like. >> what he drew was something very professional looking. we knew what the size was and how the keyboard could go in. >> as i saw that sketch coming together on the paper, there was an excitement. we are going to make this work. we don't know how yet, but it was a hit at that point. >> rod canyon was compact's cofounder and ceo and jason cohen directed the film. >> thank