for a hands on demonstration with the show's key medical advisor, andrew dennis, a real life trauma surgeon. >> when you look at a trauma patient, when you come in, it looks like a scripted event, where everyone kind of looks for work and they know what to do. apple that's what we have to train everybody here to do. >> the actors went through a medical bootcamp to learn procedures like stitching and cpr and spent time in real operating rooms to see what surgeons actually go through. >> we take care of little toys built so we can come in and be able to look like we know what we're doing. >> reporter: the patients seem pretty real too. >> you can actually reach in and pull these things out. >>. >> reporter: now what is this? >> a liver. >> that's a lung. >> reporter: what this looks like, is very real to scale to what we've seen in an operating room. >> reporter: especially the blood. and there's lots of blood. but remember, it's all fake. >> blood is corn syrup, so it gets -- >> sticky. >> yeah, it does. try to -- >> when we do that, we end up using a lot of lubrication. >> one of the many t

for a hand's on demonstration with the key medical adviceor andrew dennis. a real life trauma surgeon. when you look at trauma patient it looks like a scripted event where everyone looks for work and they know what to do. that's what we are to train everybody here to do. actor all went through medical boot camp to learn procedures like stitching and cpr. and spent time in real operating rooms to see what surgeons actually go through. >> it's so we can come in and be able to look like we know what they are doing. the patient seem pretty well you actually reach in and pull these things out. what is it? a liver? a lung. this looks very real as to what we see in an operating room. >> especially the blood and there's lots of blood. but remember it's all fake. >> it's sticky. >> we end up using a lot of lubrication. one of the tricks that brings the show to life. kris anderson, 7news. >>> paging doctor anderson. okay. our trip behind the scenes doesn't end there at 9:30. we'll be taking you into the fire. cris anderson is back with a look at the special effects of

andrew siff, news4 new york. >>> we want to get to chopper 4 and dennis prosco for an update on the report. dennis? >> reporter: just after 15 minutes, finally one lane here on the southbound side of sawmill has been reopened. northbound sawmill everything remains closed between exits 3 and 4. you can see the police investigation again, five hours into this. as you travel southbound sawmill, you're dealing with miles of backed-up traffic. you can see that traffic streaming south. bigger problems we have here on the westbound cross county. coming from the throughway all we can tell you the southbound throughway is also jammed up from the cross county all the way down to the county line. that's a good 2 miles of bumper to bumper traffic. you can see it coming into focus here. our biggest problem right now, we're dealing with heavy, heavy traffic. talking about well over 5 miles of backed-up traffic. bumper to bumper from yankee stadium northbound on the degan all the way up to the county line. as this investigation continues, no word on how long it's going to take for all lanes to be reopened here on

andrew hill high school in east san jose. this is where police say a drunk driving rampage came to an end last night. the first accident took place at continue -- denny'stook off and hit parked cars and no one was injured and then hit two more vehicles no one was injured. then he hit a volkswagen with a green signal that was turning left and struck by the suspect's vehicle would ran the red lie. that caused the investigation wagon to be pushed forward and the suspect vehicle impacted directly with the driver side door of the volkswagen and we believe that killed the driver of the volkswagen. >> the black ford expedition hit another car before coming to a stop. police arrested the 19-year-old driver and took him to jail more physical any d.u.i. with more chaz including manslaughter and multiple hit and runs could be add and he had a $20,000 warrant for his arrest. the driver of the yellow vw killed is described as a man about 30 years old and the 56th fatal traffic victim in san jose this year. >> thanks, matt slick roads in san jose may have led to this crash, look at this car that months to a private security company and ended inin a ditch near highwa