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the very first blood pressure was extremely low. >> as reagan lay on the gurney, nurses stripped offthes. >> i was wearing a suit like this for the first time i'd ever worn it, it was brand new, and they were taking scissors and cutting it off of me. >> we rolled him over to look at the back of his left side, there was an entrance, a bullet entrance wound, no exit wound. the secret service was there, there was a shooting, they didn't believe he'd been shot. >> they did something i didn't do, look at his armpit. there was a little slip about a half inch long. >> once we saw the entrance wound, we knew, obviously, he had been shot. >> left behind at the shooting scene on the sidewalk, the military aide who always accompanies the president, carrying in this briefcase what's known as the football, the secret codes to start a nuclear war. richard allen, reagan's national security adviser, told us the wounded president had the final firing sequence. >> he had a miniaturized version of the football, with all that he needed on it. well, i know that he carried it on his body. i didn't know th

>> we need to get him on the gurney, though, get him up front. >> the nerve damaged?idn't know any of this happened. >> the fact that the wounds were so graphic they actually had to be blurred, i think it was best for all. they were some of the worst wounds i'd ever seen. >> you're lucky it wasn't any worse than that. >> just got to keep it covered. >> want to go for a ride? >> the victim, pat ellerman, serving 40 years for attempted murder, spent two weeks at a local hospital before returning to prison. his attacker, michael ray stafford, was found guilty of the stabbing at a disciplinary hearing and received extra time in the prison segregation unit. but no criminal charges were filed against him because ellerman refused to cooperate with the investigators. we caught up with ellerman on the day he returned to general population. >> after pat recovered from his injuries and we saw him back out on the yard, again, one of the first comments he made was about his shoes. >> see the blood on my shoes? that's why i stopped fighting, because i seen blood on my shoes. >> it'

. >> reporter: we watched one firefighter being let out on a gurney. he slipped on stairs.t's what the crews found upstairs that caused them to call police. >> i guess in the neighborhood, you know, smelling something different. don't know particularly the smell but definitely something different. >> reporter: firefighters say at least 100 marijuana plants were inside, an elaborate- growing operation an all three floors with a drying room on the floor. >> oftentimes there's high- intensity lights and oftentimes that's what's causes the fire. >> reporter: the fire caused $1.5 million. >> one of these days it will cost somebody their life. i'm really concerned about that. >> reporter: now, investigators have sifted through the house. there's a gaping hole in the roof where firefighters had to go inside. parts of the floors and walls are missing now. the cause of this fire likely electrical but, arson investigators will have to complete their report first. back here live you can see there is a family outside. they live right next door and their home was heavily damaged. there'

i rush out with a gurney, place her in a gurney, and we rush her back into the emergency department. she's full-term pregnant. we do a stat c-section, remove the baby, and then unfortunately we were unable to resuscitate her. so you have this person who is a part of the community, who's here to help the community, when she called the ambulance, the ambulance for whatever reason, it didn't show up in an expeditious way. so now at the end of that chapteryou lk about se of the signs and symptoms when you're having shortness of breath and what to do, but then you also get to the issue, the social issue at hand, we have an overflux of patients coming in to the emergency department, and if you're using the ambulance system for a non-emergency issue, you are taking away from that person who's not able to breathe. now imagine that was your grandmother, imagine that was your father, who's having trouble to breathe. >> suarez: reading your book reminded me, that living in the poorest neighborhoods in this country is not only unpleasant, t is bafor u, c shorten your life. >> it absolutely can.

she was just moving her head, and they pulled her out and put her in a gurney and took her away. >> reporter: this is the third officer involved shooting in san jose this year, and the second in as many weeks. police say he rammed an unmarked police car. the officer in this case has been placed on leave during the investigation. >>> developing news from east oakland tonight. police are investigating a double shooting on a busy corner of international boulevard. it happened about 90 minutes ago, just before 8:30, at 65th and international. police say two men were taken to the hospital. both are in stable condition. so far, we don't know about a motive. we did see officers canvassing the area for withins. they say they plan to check surveillance cameras for any additional evidence. the already high price tag of the new bay bridge is about to soar again after a safety inspection reviewed a major problem involving broken bolts. healther holements is live with the estimated cost of repairs, and what caltrain is saying about the opening of the bridge. >> reporter: ken, you can add 1 to $5 million

she was just moving her head, and they pulled her out and put her in a gurney and took her away. >> reporter: this is the third officer involved shooting in san jose this year, and the second in as many weeks. police say he rammed an unmarked police car. the officer in this case has been placed on leave during the investigation. >>> developing news from east oakland tonight. police are investigating a double shooting on a busy corner of international boulevard. it happened about 90 minutes ago, just before 8:30, at 65th and international. police say two men were taken to the hospital. both are in stable condition. so far, we don't know about a motive. we did see officers canvassing the area for withins. they say they plan to check surveillance cameras for any additional evidence. the already high price tag of the new bay bridge is about to soar again after a safety inspection reviewed a major problem involving broken bolts. healther holements is live with the estimated cost of repairs, and what caltrain is saying about the opening of the bridge. >> reporter: ken, you can add 1 to $5 million

and you are constantly carrying a gurney with a wounded man on it, and many times the man was dead. >> lieutenant tom ayers, a former marine, has been a correctional officer at folsom for 21 years. >> when staff come in here, especially our uniformed officers, they are taught the history of this prison and the great sacrifice of people who have died here in the line of duty, and they are constantly reminded of that. >> another reminder of folsom's grim past is the execution room. >> the hanging area was right here. in the old days what they did was they did turns. down below us there are more cells. then you got these cells up here. you worked your way up to the very last cell. that was the death row cell. >> over a period of 40 years, 93 men were hanged at folsom, and the stay on death row was brief. each condemned man waited for his turn at the gallows in tiny cells only a few feet away. >> at the very last cell, your day of the execution, they would come in, they would basically put metal over the doors so you could not see it. they would bring the guy out. and then he was hung. th

. >> the paramedic put him on a gurney, lifted him up and he told me thank you, when i said are you goingo be okay, he said yes, thank you. i basically left after that. >> the good samaritans, their job done, melt away. were it not for patrick murray's video, they might never have been identified. >> the police officer asked if he could use the video footage to help, you know, find the rescuers. >> four of the five men, including david taylor and fernando martinez, have now been identified as the heroes who helped save the life of robert edlefson. he will recover completely. the car, unfortunately, was a total loss. despite the risks they took, both sartello and oxley say they would do it again. >> i just don't know, you know, how close i was to death. it affected someone else's life. that made it all worth it right there. >> coming up -- a vintage plane flips upside down. >> my first thought was just shock. just couldn't believe it. >> when "caught on camera: cheating death" continues. by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking b

dozens of wounded were taken out of the packed courtroom on gurneys. the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. president obama announced his pick for labor secretary today, assistant attorney general thomas perez. at the white house, the president said perez' story is a reminder of the country's promise. perez is the son of immigrants from the dominican republic. if confirmed, perez would head the labor department as the president pushes an overhaul of immigration laws and a minimum wage increase. the small community of steubenville, ohio, will back a wider investigation into the rape of a 16-year-old girl. yesterday, a judge found trent mays and ma'lik richmond guilty of sexually assaulting the girl after a party when she was too drunk to move or speak. the high school football players were sentenced to at least one year in juvenile prison and must register as sex offenders. next month a grand jury will consider whether those who failed to speak up-- including parents and coaches-- can be charged. those are some of the day's major stories. no

the injured woman was sitting up while paramedics helped the girl on a gurney. >>> let's check in onuse quite the backup on south embarcadero. you're going to be seeing a lot of traffic coming your way from pier 39. we also have delays on caltrain. we do have at least one train. 218 has been completely stopped new to mechanical failure so all passengers are being loaded onto 220. here's a peek at your drive through san rafael. your southbound commute looking good. >> thanks a lot. >> thanks a lot. we'll cdays of walking to give a breast cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. it was such a beautiful experience. (jessica lee) ♪ and it's beautiful (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because your efforts help komen serve millions of women and men facing breast cancer every year. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information today. it was 3 days of pure joy. ♪ and it's beautiful >>> good morning. we're in san jose with a little sunshine. there's clouds on the peninsula but it is mild, upper 40s to the lower 50s. loo

west the it's as if he was in his basement laboratory and he had a body, the mayor rader was on the gurney and he was attempted to infuse it with both kanye west and david foster wallace and the way people speak on the street, and the first 18 narrators were not viable and he staggered to steps and collapsed, but the 19th one, like walk out into the world and it was this, it's like no, this is the everybody that he knows and i knows speaks. it's a natural instinctive thing. it eradicates a lot of traditional notions about the separation and the hierarchy of art forms. the ability to be equally conversant in homer and jay-z is how my generation gets down. in the classroom, it's important to me to not privilege one over the other, to make both valid, to make the material accessible. but also to validate forms like hip-hop, which are at the cutting-edge of the forefront of how language continues to evolve. so i don't know if that was -- >> that's a very good answer. okay. ribbon, you teaching a lot, and i want you to be fast because we'll have a couple more minut minutes. >> beautifully put.