but the aggressor dean jones now faces two counts of felonious >> a sailor out to sea when he spotted this 45 foot whale tangled in an abandoned fishing gear. it was connected to an anchor buoy, so there was no way for the whale to wiggle out of it. as soon as he saw it, he knew he had to rescue the whale. >> no question about it. it is dangerous. but you see this, there is no way you can not at least try. you got to give it a shot. >> right, right, right. the strength of a 45 foot whale, this is a very dangerous situation. >> he responds to this, the coast guard says call us. one hit with its tail and you're done. it took him an hour and several dives, see him swimming to the top of the water, get a breath, come back down. he was relentless in rescuing this whale. after he set it free, he and his mates waited a little while to mack sure the wale was hale was okay. it looks like someone dumped this dog in these bags near the river and just left it. >> they did not want this poor little thing to survive. how many bags was it zipped inside and they threw it in a river. what kind of awfu

but the aggressor dean jones now faces two counts of felonious assault. >> a sailor out to sea when he spotted this 45 foot whale tangled in an abandoned fishing gear. it was connected to an anchor buoy, so there was no way for the whale to wiggle out of it. as soon as he saw it, he knew he had to rescue the whale. >> no question about it. it is dangerous. but you see this, there is no way you can not at least try. you got to give it a shot. >> right, right, right. the strength of a 45 foot whale, this is a very dangerous situation. >> he responds to this, the coast guard says call us. one hit with its tail and you're done. it took him an hour and several dives, see him swimming to the come back down. he was relentless in rescuing this whale. after he set it free, he and his mates waited a little while to mack sure the wale washale was okay. another rescue that made me sad, it looks like someone dumped this dog in these bags near the river and just left it. >> they did not want this poor little thing to survive. how many bags was it zipped inside and they threw it in a river. what kind

lisa allison- jones/jefferson college dean of academic affairs "as patients go to the hospital and have more acute conditions then the number of nurses that are required to take care of those patients increase." benedict nnodi hopes to take care of those patients one day. benedict nnodi/student "i had an attraction to working beside a patient and helping them so after i looked at all the other options i had, i chose nursing." i asked him why nursing? why not medicine? his answer is simple. " my spouse is a physician herself so having seen the long process..." "i wanted something that could be done within 3 years time without having to involve residency." and he's not alone. the job stability and freedom of a nursing career also make it attractive especially because as the need for healthcare rises so does the need for nurses. lisa allison- jones/jefferson college dean of academic affairs "30 years ago you would have a much greater patient load than you have now. today, our nurses are able to work with fewer patients that can meet their needs better." in order to recruit more students je

lisa allison- jones/jefferson college dean of academic affairs: "the way to bridge that gap is to bring more students into nursing so that we have more people who are well prepared to enter the healthcare arena." right now carilion clinic has over 100 open nursing positions and is eager to fill them. the mother of the lynchburg man recently shot by a security officer says mental health reform can't come soon enough. jonathan warner checked into lynchburg general hospital nearly three help for his anxiety and bi-polar disorder. according to a search warrant, warner attacked two hospital security officers after growing agitated. he took a taser off one officer's belt and discharged it at the other, just missing him according to police. the family told wdbj-7 warner fired the taser, but not at anyone. ruth ann warner/jonathan warner's mother:"as of now to go into a hospital to get treated, he now walks out with more trauma which is post traumatic stress, and he'll never walk again, that's the result of the last hospital visit for mental health." warner says she has full confidence her son

jones has explained the deal. >> the ownership made the right decision that left the options open for dean and left the options openakland and left the options open for the nfl. >> lots of fans will be happy you're staying. >> where? >> in oakland. >> that pretty much says it all. >>> meanwhile, the other team in the bay area, done in 49erville. it certainly looks like the 49ers are in semi-scramble mode. tom coughlin, a very capable coach. but the fact that he's going to be 70 years old by the time the season starts, and he hadn't led the new york giants into a playoff for the last four years, and he and eli manning and odell beckham and still couldn't make it to the postseason. with hugh jackman out as a candidate. the interview extended back into the evening in new york. >>> a couple of favorable events for the sharks. one, they played on the road, where they're much better. and two, they're 17-2 when they score first. in winnipeg tonight, you've got it, they scored first. jets power play. but chris tierne steals it mid- ice. 1-0. that's his first of the year. we're now tied 1-1. less than a minute left. the sho

jones. thank you very much for joining us. really appreciate it. all right. we are here at the vermont pub and brewery. we have a kind of mount rushmore of vermont. howard dean in the room, jerry of ben & jerry. everyone is here. but in washington, d.c. right now is my colleague chris matthews, host of "hardball." chris, have you ever heard of a political campaign event during campaign season where you could only get in if you already support the candidate? >> well, i guess we have to squeeze 20,000 people into 1,500 seats. you get pretty extreme about it. i haven't seen anything like this before. you're right. but i'll tell you something. i've been listening to the guy tonight, as i always do. he's running against the republican party. which is certainly interesting for a candidate for a republican nomination, any party's nomination. running against the republicans. he's running against the iraq war. i mean, he's running against the trade policies in the republican party that he says are costing us jobs. it's not against obama as much as against his own political party that he's chosen to run in, which is going to tell us a lot about where this campaign's h