laroche and boyer are two of the latest celebrities to go undercover to try to save child sex slaves. >> we have it all planned out. >> reporter: "nightline" was part of one such mission in 2014. my colleague david wright went to colombia with a non-profit group operation underground railroad. actress laurie holden from the tv show "the walking dead" was part of that group trying to save child prostitutes. >> have you ever done something like this before? helping to get girls out of the brothels. but i was trained by a navy s.e.a.l. when i did "the walking dead." so i feel like i can protect myself. >> which is easier, this or killing zombies? >> we'll see. we'll see tomorrow. >> reporter: that mission holden participated in a staged bachelor party where girls allegedly as young as 13 would be the entertainment. holden's role was to occupy the girls. >> try to keep the party going in a light festive spirit. which will, guys, be the biggest acting challenge in a long time because i think our hearts are going to break the second they walk in. >> reporter: she wore a wig just in case any

. >>> a baseball coach in arizona owes his life to one of his players. 13-year-old nathan boyer says he thought his coach isaac wen rich was joking when he collapsed. he didn't realize how serious the situation was until he asked him if he was okay and he got no response. he grabbed his phone and called 911. the operator told boyer he needed to do cpr. >> i remembered it from boy scouts a little bit from a couple years ago. like it sort of lining rang a bell. you need to lock your hands and start pushing on his chest. >> if they didn't get cpr, he would have been gone. he would be dead right now. >> wow. his girlfriend says he suffered a massive heart attack. she is grateful boyer knew what do because she says he saved her best friend. >> that's amazing. >> from boy scouts. as a coach, i have coached over 30 years youth sports, you go every year for training for cpr if it happens to a child, a fan in the stands. you never know that you're going to be the one that would need some help one day. >> it's a good thing. >> boy scouts. how about that? >>> let's take a look outside at noonti

that's nathan boyer on the right with coach isaac wenrich. during a recent practice, wen rich suffered a massive heart attack. the 13-year-old called 911 and took matters into his own hand. >> i remembered from boy scouts from like a couple years ago. it rang a bell. lock your hands and start pushing on his chest. yeah, it is sort of crazy to think about. >> isn't it amazing how many young kids have learned and it's come to use? wen rich's family says his heart was completely blocked. he's recovering and has young nathan to tha more adults need to learn it. >> i don't think an adult would stay with it. so kudos to him for that. >> luckily noel knows how to perform cpr. >> he certainly does. >> anyone who watches john oliver's show probably saw this one come. a couple of unusually dressed fans sitting in the expensive seats at yankee stadium. >> you see them in the back right behind home plate? they won oliver's contest in which viewers tweeted pictures of what they would wear with the #i have never sat in a premium location. how clever. >> so

courtney boyer came with her infant. >> people are scared to come out with that person who shot all those people running around here. they're capable of doing. >> reporter: brandi theobald grew up around the victims. she is nervous. >> i'm comfortable, sad, just on edge, just waiting for something else to happen. >> reporter: seven of the eight autopsies have already been completed. the final autopsy will happen tomorrow. jeff, the attorney general said this afternoon there were three marijuana grow operations found at the crime scene and the attorney general said drug activity and gang activity are being considered as possible motives but nothing is certain as of right now. >> david begnaud, thank you. federal agents came under fire in kansas this weekend. z at least three were hit including two u.s. marshals and an fbi agent. they were sholt while looking for a suspect at a mot el in topeka. the agents are expected to be okay. an 18 year old who opened fire at a wisconsin prom last night has died. police shot jakob wagner after prom at the high school where he had been a student until l

you see him right there, nathan boyer on the right with his coach ice contact wenrich and wenrich suffered a massive heart attack and nathan called 911 and took matters into his own hands. scouts like a couple years ago and sort of like ring a bell. it's like, okay, you need to long your hands and start pushing on his chest. yeah, it's sort of crazy to think about. >> wenrich's family said his heart was completely blocked now recovering interest that heart attack. >>> looks healthy enough but apparently not. >>> so smart for the young kid to step right in. >>> up next in "the pulse," kerry washington upset over her latest washington cover. can you see why? >> plus, banana and mayo. the sports star who says this is his favorite sandwich? >> yum. just like my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and i was worried about joint damage. my doctor said joint pain from ra can be a sign of existing joint damage that could only get worse. he prescribed enbrel to help relieve pain and help stop further damage. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events inc

courtney boyer came with her infant. >> people are scared to come out with that person who shot all eeople running around here. whu don't know who it is or what they're capable of doing. >> reporter: brandi theobald grew up around the victims. she is nervous. >> uncomfortable, sad, just on edge, just waiting for something else to happen. >> reporter: seven of the eight autopsies have already been completed. the final autopsy will happen tomorrow. jeff, the attorney general said this afternoon there were three marijuana grow operations found at the crime scenes and the attorney general said drug activity and gang activity are being considered as possible titives but nothing is certain as of right now. >> glor: david begnaud, thank you. federal agents came under fire in kansas this weekend. at least three were hit including two u.s. marshals and an fbi agent. they were shot while looking for a suspect at a motel in topeka. the agents are expected to be okay. an 18-year-old who opened fire .t a wisconsin prom last night has died. police shot jakob wagner after he shot two people leaving

lake >> if you were arguing that as pro and i was on con -- >> reporter: high school juniors jessica boyeran debate any subject. they are stars on the debate team and last week won first place at regionals. they won't go to the state championship. >> label an entire demo graph, an entire state as terrorists extremists. >> reporter: they are boycotting finals because they are held at liberty university where president jerry falwell junior said this after the san bernardino attacks. >> if more good people had concealed carry permits then we could end those muslims before they go out and kill. >> reporter: the vhsl said it could not change the venue because it signed a contract with liberty. >> even though jessica isn't muslim but she stands behind me, we have a partnership. >> reporter: broad run has decided not to go says coach jim dunning. >> a private college can decide whether they allow concealed weapons on campus or what their personal philosophies or public philosophies are. you wouldn't have that in the environment of a high school. >> reporter: he points out that the vhsl is run mos

boyer thought his coach was joking when he suddenly collapsed while the team was doing drills. he realized the situation was serious after he asked his coach was okay and he didn't give an answer. he grabbed his coach's phone and called 911 and the operator told him to go cpr. >> i remember boy scouts from a couple of years ago. it rang a bell. you need to lock your hands and start pushing on his chest. >> if he didn't get cpr, he would have been gone and dead. >> the coach suffered a massive heart attack. his girlfriend says she's grateful. the boy knew the 911 operator and saved her best friend. >>> wow. great story. >>> still to come on eyewitness news, first at 4:00, a heartless eve caught on camera stealing scooter from a make-a-wish-foundation. >>> could he be -- >>> the story is going to make you furious. >> a scooter stolen. the thieves made off with the autographed scooter. it was taken from san francisco giant baseball player -- they grabbed computer and other items and the organization helps granted wishes for sick children. >> that's terrible. >> really? >> exactly.

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he used to play minor league ball for the sonoma stompers. 13-year-old nathan boyer saw the coach collapse he ran to him, grabbed his cell phone, dialed 911, then nathan jumped into action, performing cpr. >> i think he's not -- i don't think he's breathing. >> listen, listen. is he on his back? listen. is he son his back? >> i remembered it from boy scouts a little bit about it, from boy scouts. lean his head. >> the paramedics got there a few minutes later. coach weinrich is expected to make a full recovery. >>> changes are coming that could affect the relationship you have with your financial advisor. how the government will crack down on those helping you to retire. >>> and temporary relief for renters. the action that the city council took early this morning to stop skyrocketing costs here in the city. >>> good morning. we are still seeing a lot of slow traffic out there on the morning commute. as a matter of fact, it's getting busier on some of those. 124 on the caldecott is still slow. >>> record highs possible for some today. tomorrow, a big change. we'll talk about both coming up.

. >> my name is jenny boyer with health net federal services. we are the contractor that manages tricare in the northeast. >> might pull the mike a little bit closer. >> sure. my question, especially to those of you who are involved in making policy, all the pilots are great when it's well known and high quality facility for a small area, but how do you scale that for the whole country and what happens when the quality inevitably deteriorates? >> that might be for me again. so a few thoughts. one, the majority of our pilots are voluntary, either community, state or provider pilots. you are seeing a number now like the joint replacement which are testing in a geographic area including all providers in a geographic area. the sequence there as we saw early positive results in the joint replacement model from the bbci, the bundles model that was talked about. now we are testing a geographic area to learn what you just described. will the results be the same in a diversity of providers. we do have monitoring, we are trying to minimize unintended nega

that's nathan boyer on the right with his coach isaac wenrich.enrich suffered a massive heart attack. the 13-year-old called 911 and then took matters into his own hands. >> i remembered it from boy scouts from like a couple years ago. it rang a bell. it's like, okay, you need to lock your hands and start pushing on his chest. yeah, it sort of -- it's sort of crazy to think about. >> isn't it amazing how many young kids have learned cpr and it's actually come to use? wenrich's family says his heart was completely blocked. he's recovering and has young nathan to thank. isn't that great? > that is great he learned it. more adults need to learn it. >> i don't think an adult would have the sense to stay with it. so kudos to him for that. >> luckily noel knows how to perform cpr. >> our floor director, he certainly does. >>> anyone who watches john oliver's show on hbo probably saw this one coming. a couple of unusually dressed fans sitting in the expensive seats at yankee stadium. >> there they were, two guys dressed as teenage mutant ninja turtles.

his decision may have been influenced by a trip he and long-time friend brewer's pitcher blaine boyeright districts of southeast asia with exodus row trying to rescue underaged sex slaves. laroche saying i was sick. i was thinking about my kids and thinking about the hundreds of thousands of parents who are searching for their 12-year-old daughters. what are we doing? we're going back to play a game for the next eight months. he walked away from the experience putting even more value on family. >> he feels that there is something out there for him. there are people that can learn from what his decision was. >> laroche has no regrets. honestly, baseball is not that important to me. i love it. it's a passion. but i think every one of us is put here for a bigger purpose. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> we should mention he's coming off a fairly mediocre year, as well, in baseball. he was on the downside of his career. >> still, that's a lot of money to walk away from. >> $13 million contract. >> it's admirable, especially if that is the reason to go and pursue a higher purpose and tr

but his decision may have been influenced by a trip he and blaine boyer took last year going undercover to the red light districts of southeast asia with a nonprofit trying to rescue underage sex slaves. he said, i was sick. i was thinking about my kids and thinking about the hundreds of thousands of parents who are searching for their 12-year-old daughters, what are we doing? we're going back to play a game for the next eight months? he walked away from the experience putting even more value on family. >> he feels that there is something out there for him. there are people that can learn from what his decision was. >> reporter: laroche has no regrets. honestly, baseball is not that important to me. i love it, it's a passion but i think every one of us is put here for a bigger purpose. and right now laroche is spending time with his family, not watching baseball, apparently he's never cheered for a team he didn't play on. >> okay. >> that is fascinating. >> a whole new perspective. >> how complex it was. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >>> coming up on "good morning america," mrs.

and steve boyer, i always got his name wrong objected, took my amendment and put a substitute amendment on so that i would not have an amendment passed with my name on it. and the amendment passed his way without my name on it. and then i asked mr. spence who was the chairman, a great gentleman from south carolina i had another amendment at the desk. this was after a one hour debate on an eight sentence amendment. he said to me, ms. sanchez, is it different than the amendment you just put forward? i said yes, mr. chairman, i've changed one sentence. and he said do you have 100 copies? at that time it was a 100 copy requirement. i said yes, mr. chairman i have 100 copies. he goes i'll let the amendment come forward. and mr. boare began to object. and mr. spence, our chairman, republican, looked at him and said are you knowing to waste another hour of my time? and he kept quiet and the amendment was passed with my name on it. we've come a long way. thank you. >> i appreciate the comments of the gentle lady thinking about the past. i note, we've got a number of members who have made enormo

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