something's fixing to happen. >> although she senses danger, trooper andresen focuses on the driver assenger, merges from the car and faces trooper goins. >> took one step out and underneath his leg he had a is the night special, a .22 revolver and he flipped it with his finger and he had me. less than heartbeats, he had me. >> he's their guy is fighting with it and he's trying to get his gun out. i can see he's trying to get his gun out, and i'm going for my gun, and fresh out of recruit school. all i wanted was cover. >> andreesen backs away as the scuffle between goins and the armed suspect quickly escalates into a life or death situation. >> don't move! don't move! don't move, lady! don't move, lady! >> as things would have it, i had a partner that night and he was not listening to anything he was saying. >> he was going for my side arm and he had the pistol up to my neck and he was trying to get my weapon away from me, and i figured i was done for anyway, but -- i was hoping for at least two seconds to shoot him before something -- before i lost consciousness. >> the suspect is mo

. >> reporter: the teen thrown out last october was 18-year-old ryan andresen who was about to become eagle scout. >> it's totally devastating. >> i can't imagine ever doing that to a boy, but that's what this policy would have me do. >> reporter: but others in scouting warning quickly changing banning gays. he's with the salt lake city boy scout council that has over 100,000 members. >> we were caught completely off guard with it. we've had a policy that's been in place for over a hundred years that seems to have functioned for the most part soundly. >> reporter: in a letter to the boy scout board of directors, godfrey's council urged that voting on the change be delayed. the tenent however, say a younger generation of scouts is ready to sep gays. as a 16-year-old going on a camping trip does gay scouts going along bother you? >> it doesn't bother me at all. >> reporter: proponents of it say it could lead to problems at large group events like jamborees. there's also concern it could open scout groups to continue to exclude gays to lawsuits charging discrimination. john blackstone, c

. >> reporter: the new bill is another step in what's been and almost five-month battle for eric andresen and his son ryan. >> boy scouts of america needs to catch up with the 21st century. discrimination is not okay anymore, no matter where you are. they need to stop this policy. >> reporter: a state senator introduced senate bill 323. backers are calling it the youth equality act. it would allow california to strip the tax-exempt status from youth groups like the boy scouts if they have policies from keeping homosexuals from participating. >> this is one of many consequences that may come into play if they continue to be discriminatory. in california, it's really not acceptable at all. >> reporter: the father-son team made headlines last year after ryan was kicked out of the scouts after he told a scout masters he was gay. the new bill brings mixed feeling to eric who supports the organization but not the discrimination they have brought to his son. >> i don't want to see this take -- have an impact on scouts. and i don't want to see troops folding because they have lost funding. >> rep

one of the people delivering the petitions was eric andresen of of moraga, calif., who is a son, ryan, was an tonight and eagle scout badge at lacher because he is openly gay. scouting executives said that they were considering dropping the national ban during a three day meeting that began yesterday. on saturday, taxes and governor rick perry, an eagle scout, told reporters that he thought the band should stay. one sunday, president obama said on cbs that boys scouts should drop the ban, a decision is expected tomorrow. >> police are still searching for two suspects who they say brutally attacked an elderly woman born at home invasion in san jose. you are looking at a sketch of one of the suspects. they say it all started last friday night when a 75 year-old woman noticed that two men were outside tried to break into her daughter's car. the woman opened a home window and tried to scare the men away. that is when she was punched repeatedly in the face and kicked in her ribs. she suffered a fractured nose, two black eyes, and other injuries. >> later this morning we will hear from the

one of the people delivering petitions was eric andresen of moraga, calif., whose son, ryan, was deniedeagle scout badge last year because he's openly gay. on saturday, texas gov. rick perry, an eagle scout, told should stay. on sunday, president obama >> police are searching for two suspects who they say brutually attacked an elderly woman during a home invasion in san jose. they say it all started last friday night when a 75-year- old woman noticed two men outside trying to break into her daughter's car. the woman opened a home windo and tried to scare the men away. that's when she was attacked by one of the suspects. the victim's son-in-law says he's in disbelief over what happened. >> when did she yelled out, the suspect actually started coming back into the house and started beating her. the elderly woman was punched repeatedly in the face and kicked in the ribs. she suffered a factured nose, two black eyes,and other injuries. her son-in-law says that though she's sore.she's doing well. >> the 49-ers are back in the bay area. die hard niner fans greeted them when they arrived at mi