yet there was a nurse on scene after bayless collapsed. toomer wouldn't explain that.issued a statement that said in part, "in the event of a health emergency at this independent living community, our practice is to immediately call emergency medical personnel for assistance and wait with the individual needing attention until such personnel arrives. that is the protocol we followed. as with any incident involving a resident, we will conduct a thorough internal review of this matter. but we have no further comments at this time." toomer wouldn't give me a copy of the facilities policy. he said the staff is supposed to call for assistance during an emergency and that's exactly what they did. >> lorraine bayless is the woman who died. she was 87 years old. our affiliate in bakersfield did talk with her daughter. she said she is satisfied with the care that her mother received. >>> basketball's bad boy dennis rodman now goodwill ambassador? close. not quite, we'll have that story coming up. uhh, it's my geico insurance id card, sir. it's digital, uh, pretty cool right? ma

we went to glennwood gardens and asked why the staff refused to resuscitate bayless.effrey toomer told me, it is the policy of glenwood gardens that staff does not attempt cpr. the policy is in place because it's not a nursing facility, it's an independent living facility, and there are no nurses on staff to provide assistance and residents are made aware of this when they move into the building. yet there was a nurse on scene after bayless collapsed. toomer wouldn't explain that. he issued a statement that said in part, "in the event of a health emergency at this independent living community, our practice is to immediate call emergency medical personnel for assistance and wait with the individual needing attention until such personnel arrives. that is the protocol we followed. as with any incident involving a resident, we will conduct a thorough internal review of this matter. but we have no further comments at this time." toomer wouldn't give me a copy of the facilities policy. he said the staff is supposed to call for assistance during an emergency and that's exact

an ambulance takes bayless to the hospital where she dies. reports say she did not have a do not resuscitate order and although the worker was following policy, this death opens up a legal can of worms. >> lawsuits are the least of their problems. they're looking at lawsuits that could put them out of business. every person in the facility and the owner of the facility could be looking at license revocation from the state and they could be criminally prosecuted on theory of homicide. >> reporter: elissa harrington reporting. so how could this happen? bayless is part of the independent facility at glenwood gardens like the apartment complex for seniors. it's separate from the skilled and assisted nursing facilities there. the independent section does not offer medical help. instead the practice is to call911 in an emergency but still the director at the facility promises a thorough review of the incident. >>> from the kpix 5 weather center. good evening everyone, we have rain. it's back in your forecast. maybe even a little bit sooner than you

lorraine bayless ended up dying in the hospital. but there is this to keep in mind -- >> the statistics are as low as 3%, just 3 out of 100 people would survive. you know, cpr, when done properly, does often result in broken ribs, so, it can be very traumatic. >> reporter: tonight, doctors tell us, just because the odds of success are low, that doesn't mean you don't try to save a dying woman. dan harris, abc news, new york. >>> and now, we turn to another story, we're back in washington, on the first full day after the $85 billion in budget cuts kicked in. some members of congress have said it's time for all of us to tighten our belts. but abc's david kerley has been on the lookout. tonight, it's our "washington watchdog." >> reporter: they are iconic. washington, jefferson, franklin. oil on canvas portraits. but ed schafer? remember him? the 29th agriculture secretary? well, you paid for his painting. the latest for lisa jackson, the outgoing epa administrator. a $38,000 portrait. that's just ten grand less than what the average a

bayless later died. so far, police say, they have found no evidence of wrong doing. "well there are several different angles that we need to make sure, that our detectives need to conduct proper followup, just to ensure that there is no criminal culpability, and so all i'm saying at this point is to date we have found no criminal culpability on the part on any of the employees of glenwood gardens, so that's gonna take time to sort out all the details. >> pam: a fire department incident report shows, emergency workers did not find a do -not-resuscitate order for the victim. we will be right what do you think of this one? ♪ ♪ really? ♪ ♪ what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. ♪ ♪ perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. >> pam: twelve former florida a-and-m university band members have been charged with manslaughter in the 2011 hazing death of a drum major. ten of the band members had been charged last may, with third- degree felony hazing, for the death of 26- year- old robert

bayless was part of the independent facility. it's separate from the assisted nursing facilities there. the independent section does not offer medical help. ken? >> i keep thinking about the poor woman's family having to listen to this nonsense in not saving her life. the executive director of the facility confirmed the staff does not attempt cpr. he said that glenwood gardens standard practice is to immediately call for emergency help and wait with the patient until help arrives. he also promised a thorough review of this incident. >>> tonight, oakland is celebrating its monthly first friday street festival. it's the first since a teenager was killed in a shooting at last month's event. kpix 5's david jackson is in oakland with how the city tightened the rules. >> reporter: we're happy to report that this is one of the most peaceful and pleasant friday evenings they've had in oakland for quite sometime. it's the first friday art walk, making oakland at least for a time feel like the happiest place on earth. tonight, oakland was

lorain bayless' family says they were aware that they did not offer medical care but opted to live there any way. but a retired fire captain whose father also lives at that same independent senior living center says something does have to change. his father was in the dining room when bayless collapsed. >> he said the victim was surrounded by people and it was his impression that someone would do something. as it turns out, as we found out later, no one was doing anything. >> the company which operates the senior center says the nurse in question here did not understand corporate policy about the use of cpr. >>> a chicago alderman wants to make his city the first to ban the sale of energy drinks. he noted the latest research which shows the danger of such drinks, especially for children. experts were called to testify about the popular drinks, but there was no decision from the city council. energy drink makers maintain that those products that they make are in fact safe. >>> women who pig out on junk food while pregnant could be causing a food addiction in their unborn children accordin

. >> reporter: lorraine bayless collapsed in the dining room of a retirement center and nursing home.he 911 dispatcher tried to give instructions to the caller about how to perform cpr, but the nurse at the facility said it was against facility policy for the staff to do that. >> it's a human being. is there anybody that's willing to help this lady and not let her die? >> not at this time. >> no, they won't touch her at all. >> reporter: the dispatcher pleads with the nurse repeatedly asking about there was anyone who would perform cpr if the nurse would not? >> anybody there can do cpr. give them the phone, please. i understand if your facility is not willing to do that. give the phone to that passerby, that stranger. this woman is not breathing enough. she's going to die if we don't get this started. >> reporter: with every passing second bayless' chances of sur skriefal are diminish and her tone turns desperate. >> is there a gardner or flag someone downen 0 the street and get them to help the lady. >> reporter: bayless was pronounced dead at the hospital. and glenwood gardens rele

>> reporter: bayless was pronounced dead at the hospital.nd glenwood gardens released this statement, "in the event of a health emergency at this independent living community our practice is to immediately call emergency medical personnel for assistance and to wait with the individual needing attention until such personnel arrives. that is the protocol we followed." but some critics are arguing there are state and federal obligations that the facility did not follow. many lawsuits and even criminal charges could follow. now, what is not clear yet is whether that cpr could have saved the life of the elderly woman. the nursing home did say that while its personnel followed standard protocol, it would launch an internal investigation into this matter. very sad story. >> it really is. >> really sad story. thanks, ron. >>> now to the website that's supposed to help christian singles, quote, find god's match for them, but now a beauty queen is coming forward and accusing a man of using the site for decidedly unspiritual purposes. abc's tanya river

an ambulance takes bayless to the hospital where she dies. reports say she did not have a do-not-resuscitate order and although the worker was following policy, this death opens up a legal can of worms. >> lawsuits are the least of their problems. they're looking at lawsuits that could put them out of business. every person in the facility and the owner of the facility could be looking at license revocation from the state and they could be criminally prosecuted on a theory of homicide. >>reporter: alyssa harrington, kpix5. >> so the big question, why was this against policy? well, bayless, the elderly woman in this case was part of the independent facility at glenwood gardens. it's almost like an apartment complex for seniors and is separate from the skilled and assisted nursing facilities there and that independent section does not offer medical help. the executive director of the facility said in a statement that it's standard practice for workers to immediately call for emergency help and to wait with the patient until that help arrives. t

. >> reporter: these are the frantic moments leading up to the end of lorraine bayless's life. >> wer. >> reporter: the 87-year-old seen here collapsed in the dining room of glenwood gardens on tuesday. a nurse can be heard in the 911 calls arguing with the dispatcher and refusing to try to save bayless' life. >> i need you to hand to it the passer by. or any citizens there. >> no, no. >> we need this woman's not boo breathing enough. she's going to die. do you understand? >> i understand. i am a nurse, but i cannot have our other senior citizens who don't know cpr. >>ly instruct them. >> we're in a dining room. >> okay, i don't understand why you're not willing to help this patient. >> reporter: but the nurse remained steadfast, insisting it's against company policy to give bayless cpr. >> we're going to let this lady die? >> that's we we're calling 911. >> we can't wait. she can't wait right now. >> he's saying we don't. so you can talk to my boss. >> but if there's any, as a human being, is there anybody there that is willing ing ting this lady and not letter die? >> not at this t

bayless's daughter who is a nurse, said she had no problem with how her mother was treated.aiborne, abc news, new york. >>> this morning, casey antony is expected to make her first public appearance since 2011. she's due in bankruptcy court today. she could be forced to say who has been supporting her. she claims to be about $800,000 in debt. >>> and arizona state prison locked down this morning after a huge fight between inmates. ambulances had to arrive to take 17 inmates to hospitals. more than 1,000 inmates are housed in that facility. >>> now to sports. the highlights from espn. >>> welcome in to your "sportscenter" update. i'm chris hassel. or the road in detroit. over 2:00 left, blackhawks down one, needing a goal on the power play, and they get it. patrick kane going top shelf. we're tied at 1-1. overtime and shootout. here's cakane. take his time. he's been known to do this because he's so good with a stick. beaten! jimmy howard, how are you going stop this. blackhawks leading in the shootout. detroit needing a goal. hen r henrik zetterberg shuts him down. >>> to nb

. >> reporter: 87-year-old lorraine bayless was in the dining room of the glenwood gardens retirement home when she collapsed. the 911 operator spent most of the seven-minute call trying to convince a woman who identified herself as a nurse to perform c.p.r. >> reporter: the caller refused. she said glenwood gardens would not allow her to perform c.p.r. on residents. >> reporter: the executive director of the facility said in a statement that in the event of a health energy at this independent living community our practice is to immediately call emergency medical personnel for assistance and to wait with the individual needing attention until such personnel arrives. glenwood gardens is what's known as an independent living facility. unlike nursing homes and assisted living, it's not licensed to provide medical care or c.p.r. marybeth bersani is with the assistant living federation of america. >> in an independent living community, it's basically a senior apartment where amenities are provided such as meals housekeeping, and activities but no care is provided. >> reporter: it took 6:19

bayless's daughter, who is herself a nurse, the court saying she had no problem with how her mother wasreated by the nursing home staff after she was stricken. but we'll never know whether cpr would have saved her mother's life. >> no legal question, but certainly an ethical question. >> yes, but legally apparently they have the right not to have their personnel help someone. >> ron, thank you. >>> still much more ahead on a sunday night on world world. the new book racing to the top of the bestseller's list. it's called "the fast diet." it allows you to eat anything you want, with a small catch. juju chang with the doctor behind the recipe right after the break here. my wife takes centrum silver. i've been on the fence about it. then i read an article about a study that looked at the long term health benefits of taking multivitamins. they used centrum silver for the study... so i guess my wife was right. [ male announcer ] centrum. always your most complete. [ male announcer ] why do more emergency workers everywhere trust duracell...?? duralock power preserve. locks in power for up to

bayless later died at the hospital.pd has launched an investigation into whether there was any criminal wrongdoing. >> we have not found any signs of criminal misconduct. however, the investigation is ongoing. >> reporter: but dr. jennifer ashton says even cpr is not guaranteed to work. >> cpr, when done properly, does often result in broken ribs, so it can be very traumatic. >> reporter: dr. ashton did say roughly 3% in lorain bayless' situation would have survived. john and diana? >> i don't know how you at least as a human being give it a shot. someone is in distress, give it a shot. >> i understand they were worried about being sued, but there are laws that protect good samaritans. so even if you do something that doesn't work, there's only a 3% chance of her making it any way, even it did work. so why not give it a try? >> who stops and thinks about that? >> unless you've gone through all kinds of training and it's been hammered into your head don't touch them, just call police. that's the only way that you can rea

on tuesday, the victim lorraine bayless collapsed inenwood gardens dining hall, but despite pleas from the 911 dispatcher a nurse at facility refused to give cpr. >> we can't do cpr. >> hand the phone to the passerby. if you can't do it, hand it to the passerby and i will have her do it or any does hes there. >> no. no. >> anybody there can do cpr. give them the phone, please:i understand if your facility is not willing to do that. give the phone to that passerby, that stranger then. this woman is not breathing enough. she is going to die if we don't get this started. do you understand? >> the blenwood gardens cal are said it was against the facility's policy to perform cpr. >> we're going to let this lady die? >> that is why we're calling 911. >> she can't wait right now. she is stopping breathing. she can't wait for them to get there. >> seven minute after the 911 call was made an ambulance arrived and took playless to the hospital where she died. facility's executive director promised and internal review, but added residents know there is no nurse on stap to provide assistance sayin

bakersfield independent care facility for the elderly flat out refuses to help 87 year old lorraine bayless911 dispatcher:"is there anybody that works there that's willing to do it?" >> "we can't." >> 911 dispatcher:"we're gonna let this lady die?" >> "that's why we're calling 911." >> 911 dispatcher:"we can't wait. she can't wait right now. she is stoppingbreathing." >> reporter: the 9-1-1 operator practically begs the woman at the facility - who identifies herself as a nurse - to either help or find someone who can. >> "anybody there can do cpr please, just give them the phone. this woman is not breathing enough. she's going to die if we don't get this started, do you understand?" >> "i understand. i am a nurse. but i can't have our senior citizens, who don't know cpr." >> 911 dispatcher:"i will instruct them." >> "we're in a dining room." >> 911 dispatcher:"i will instruct them. is there anyone there who. i don't understand why you are not willing to help this >> "i am." >> 911 dispatcher:"great! then i will walk you through it all. ems takes the liability for this, colleen. ok? i'm happ

bayless later died.gating whether there is any criminal wrongdoing. a lot of folks commenting on our facebook page. carroll says i have been told that if a registered nurse does not help someone who needs medical assistance, they can be held liable. this nurse should be held liable for this woman's death and no it's and above all about it. she should be arrested and prosecuted for this woman's death. monica's says there is a reason why she isn't home. could the rest the tariff barrier could also be deodar. i feel you cannot judge the merits because really did not know the details of this certain case. amanda's as we have turned into a country where everybody is afraid of being sued, sad sad story. the tennessee company that owns a bakersfield facilities as the woman was hired to be a resident services director, not in ours and that that would balance facility as an independent living facility and is not licensed provide medical care to any of its residents. what do you think? and conversation on our face

well, the bayless family released this statement "it was our beloved mother and grandmother's wish to and without any kind of life-prolonging intervention. she was fully aware that they did not offer trained medical staff." the. >>> widow of a bay area visitor gunned down during a robbery will face the murder trial this morning. jinghong kang was from virginia and viteing the -- visiting the bay area for a job interview with google. >> he was not only my husband. he actually was my best friend. also. so the lost of him is not -- not only the loss of a husband. it's the lost of everything. >> george huggins and his girlfriend have been charged with the killing. huggins' trial starts today. >>> let's go right back to sal. >> i'm just trying to put up a map of it if you will pardon me. let me do one thing. this is live tv, folks. you can take the map here. a two-alarm house fire on 8th between moraga and 8th avenue. this fire was reported about 45 minutes ago. firefighters arrived on the scene and one one room fully involved. they are on the roof. one person has been hurt. reports are th

. >> lorraine bayless was eventually transported to the hospital but she later died.legal panel joins me now for more on this. first of all, i think randy, you need to layout what some of the rules and regulations and contracts are at facilities like this. because it make change the dynamic of how people feel about this. >> you need to understand and our audience needs to understand a few things. first of all, a couple of akron nims, dnr, do not res as you say ta tate and advanced cardiolife support, when somebody is in really bad shape and the heart stops and the extraordinary m h measures you have to take to revive them. this was a retirement home and as a condition of residing here, you sign a contract that says in the event you need life support, we're not going to do it. we will call 911. and the residents agreed to this. why? because studies show 5% of elderly patients who need the acla, advanced cardiolife support don't survive, if they do, they are even worse. this retirement home has a policy, we'll get the hospital but we're not getting involved. if you don'

lorain bayless' family says they were aware that they did not offer medical care but opted to live thereo lives at that same independent senior living center says something does have to change. his father was in the dining room when bayless collapsed. >> he said the victim was surrounded by people and it was his impression that someone would do something. as it turns out, as we found out later, no one was doing anything. >> the company which operates the senior center says the nurse in question here did not understand corporate policy about the use of cpr. >>> a chicago alderman wants to make his city the first to ban the sale of energy drinks. he noted the latest research which shows the danger of such drinks, especially for children. experts were called to testify about the popular drinks, but there was no decision from the city council. energy drink makers maintain that those products that they make are in fact safe. >>> women who pig out on junk food while pregnant could be causing a food addiction in their unborn children according to research that shows mothers who consume junk foo

arrest you can no one will do anything until someone with a badge walks in the door. >> reporter: baylessl hospital. >> you know, it just defies logic, it defies morality. i get it that will is fine print, but at this point, is there any potential from criminal charges at this point? is there absolute immunity from any kind of criminal action here? >> well, at this point the bakersfield police department has launched a criminal investigation. they say the staff is fully cooperating at this point, but no actual charges have been made. >> lauren titus joining us live in california. thank you for that. >>> so there is a senator none too pleased with allegations that he spent? time with hookers and now he is speaking out because said hooker is recanting the story. but is there more to it and just how mad is bob menendez? ♪ [ construction sounds ] ♪ [ watch ticking ] [ engine revs ] come in. ♪ got the coffee. that was fast. we're outta here. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ [ engine revs ] exciting and would always come max and pto my rescue. bookstore but as time passed, i started to notice max just wasn'

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jon: paramedics were not able to save 87-year-old lorraine bayless. police in california are investigating this case the owner of the facility is now saying that the person you heard on that call, who spoke with 911, is not a nurse and was instead a member of the company's administration. we'll continue to follow the story for you and bring you any new information as it comes in. >> some terrifying moments for a single mother who went out on a run to the convenience store one day or night, a man tries to kidnap her in the store's parking lot. the whole thing is cute on tape. we'll show you what happens and what police are doing about it. jenna: olympic star oscar pistorius accuse of murdering his model girlfriend now caught in the middle of a family feud playing out in the press. what his father said that is sparking a whole lot of controversy. jon: new next hour, accusations that big spenders with at least half a million bucks are going to be able to pay to get access to the president. the latest on that bubbling controversy. >>> plus, major concerns

they are now saying a refusal to start cpr after lorraine bayless collapsed resulted from a completewith regards to emergency medical care for our residents. >> you can talk to my boss and i'm -- >> they are refusing cpr. they are going to let her die. >> reporter: jeffrey toomer offered after this 911 call came into light. he said, our practice is to immediately call emergency medical personnel until such person arrives. that's the protocol we followed. the controversial policy had been in question from the beginning with one family member of a residents claiming toomer said it didn't exist during a meeting with residents last week. the staff member you heard on the 911 tape is currently on voluntary leave and brookdale is reviewing policies at facilities all across the nation. don? >> thank you very much, lauren. controversial leader dies. live pictures now that you're looking at hugo chavez' body so he can lie in state. mourning for a while there. these are live pictures you're looking at. we'll update you on this on the other side of the break. used s to book this fabulous hotel.

misconduct of employees at gardens if there was any criminal culpability for the deseen ant, elaine bayless former criminal investigator and ryan claypool. civil defense attorney. good morning to both of you. there is law enforcement angle and legal angle to it. thank you both for your time. rod on the investigation side. what do police look for here? >> are two main things, bill, they're looking for. whether or not the facility had history of abuse or neglect of the patients. that will be a huge part in determining whether or not they will seek any kind of criminal penalty against this woman. the other thing that is very critical here, whether or not there was any willful intent on behalf of this woman who may be a nurse, who may not be a nurse, i heard different stories, was there any willful intent or serious gross disregard of human life as far as her not taking actions. so from a law enforcement perspective that is the angle police investigators are looking at. bill: this is the latest report. that the staffer previously identified as a nurse was a resident services director, an employ

diane bayless died after collapsing in the dining room.o refused a 911 operator's request to start cpr did not break any laws. >>> how to the trial that has captivated the nation's attention. 32-year-old jodi arias is facing the death penalty in arizona. she's accused of murdering her ex-boyfriend in june of 2008. arias initially told police alexander was killed by masked intruders but later changed her story saying she stabbed alexander 29 times, shot him in the face and slit him throat all in self-defense. arias is now answering more questions from the jury, something we rarely see a defendant do. and we warn you, testimony has been extremely graphic. any g miguel marquez has more. >> how did you have time it on get the gun? why did you confront travis after seeing him with another woman if it was not due to jealousy? >> reporter: questions delivered by the judge written by the jurors. they indicated people who either didn't understand jodi arias's explanations for how she killed alexander or were skeptical of her claims. >> were you mad

bayless later died.ongdoing. >> michael o. winds stated " i truly believe homicide charges should be filed against management. the nurse needs a few years behind bars to think about her morals. no job is worth letting someone die. " >> philip quim stated " heartbreaking. the dispatcher really did an extraordinary job in trying to arrange for help for the poor elderly lady. " >> the tennessee company that owns the bakersfield facilities says that the woman was hired to be a resident services director, not a nurse and a glenwood gardens facility is an independent living facility and is not licensed to provide medical care to any of its residents. >> what do you think? join the conversation on our facebook page. >> the fbi has released files on if you investigations that cothey conducted on behalf of whitney houston. records released yesterday show that the agency conducted one investigation into an alleged extortion attempt in 1992, but they determine no crime occurred. they also found no evidence of crimi

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the mother of lorraine bayless is a nurse, and she's the one that said i'm not interested in anythingand knew what the guidelines were. there was a gentleman there whose son is a firefighter who saw this happening and said somebody should have jumped in. now his son is also becoming very vocal and saying something should have been done. >> we're sitting here, they were there. they know better. but i agree with that guy. if somebody is dying, somebody do something. >> just be a good samaritan. >> exactly right. >>> let's talk about a new warning about the so-called nightmare bacteria. it can cause deadly infections at america's hospitals. abc's chief medical editor dr. richard besser showing us why these pose such a danger. >> reporter: isolation rooms. surveillance cameras. hospitals in a race against time to contain nightmare super bacteria. before it spreads from the hospital out into the world. how big a deal would it be if c.r.e. got out of the hospital and set up shop in the community? >> it would be nothing short of catastrophic. >> reporter: this is the enemy. a group of intest

meaning that all extraordinary measures were supposed to be used for 87-year-old miss bayless who lostr laying on the ground 7 minutes without any help from this assisted living facility. >> steve: you know what? you got great points that people who have family members in assisted living -- >> read it. if you want your loved one to live after an event like this, you let them know. >> steve: all right. i think a lot of people will be making known calls. >> good to see you. >> steve: up next, cheryl casone is back with the top companies hiring this week. good morning to you. saw her around here. first on this date in 1986, "can't fight the feeling" by reo speedwagon, number one everywhere [ male announcer ] in blind taste tests, even ragu users chose prego. prego?! but i've been buying ragu for years. [ thinking ] i wonderhat other questionable choices i've made? [ club scene music ] [ sigh of relief ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. >> brian: we told you about this last week. yahoo telling all its employees who work at home they must come to work or quit. can't work at ho