he recognized the sounds i guess and he said "jansen, get down and stay down."pushed me on to the ground and then pushed me underneath the seat and kind of -- he was boxing me in on my left side and so i was like covered by seats on all other sides and he passed away saving my life. he was a true hero. >> and you felt him up against you and at one point you didn't feel any pressure from him, is that right? is that when you knew something happened to him? >> um, well, i was -- i -- i mean, i heard heavy breathing three heavy breaths and they didn't sound like regular breathing and so i assumed something was wrong but i couldn't imagine that it was john even though i felt his hands on my back and he gave me one final push and i don't feel his hands again. but it was still hard to imagine that that was john. i kept -- i don't know who else i thought it was but i kept thinking that that couldn't have been him doing those heavy breathings. >> we spend way too much time talking about the suspect in this case so talk about john. tell me what his hopes were for the futu

it's behavior that jansen says is rampant. >> did you ever have a female guard hit on you? i never had a female guard hit on me. i had a female nurse hit on me. she wrote a letter stating she'd like to get to know me better. i'm not going to lie, i wrote her back. >> do you think if you pursued it it it could have turned into something? >> i do. >> reporter: emerge is as stronger job candidates there are more women working in the prison system than ever before. >> women are more likely to have those educational skills. you have to pass background checks, you can't have a criminal record. that plays in women's favor. >> reporter: between 2001 and 2007, the number of female corrections officers in male facilities has jumped from 24% to 40%. guarding facilities overcrowded with inmates. >> i don't think they think of the consequences whether it's going to last. i don't even think they think that far down the line. i think they go with their emotions. >> reporter: the problem starts with the relationship turned personal and there's a shift in power like what allegedly happened

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still tied at 2, jansen on the hill. swau rez is going yard.he reds on top for good. 3-2 winners. snapped nationals nine-game home winning streak. some kids will do anything for baseball bat or a ball from their favorite player. trading his sister tonight for a bat. catching up with braiden and his sister. head over to nbcwashington.com to see if braiden did make that trade. >>> heading over to the all-star game. and it is his birthday how do you follow that up? 23 years old. second pitch of the game and he unloads. >> there you go. >> 18th home run of the season. orioles up 1-0 just like that. down 2-1. adam jones heading to fifth all-star game. he is showing you why here. birds tie this game at two. heading it extra innings. brian dozier. he is going yard. 3-2 for o ss in extra innings. all-starsing with nationals and orioles. receiving the most votes of any player in the nl. matt scherzer getting the invite today. four orioles play in mid summer classic, adam joems, zach brenton, darren oday and manny machado. >> can you record that for late

jan jansen was the previous winner. >> the riders come from everywhere. nairobi, kenya, south africa the u.s.a. more international and more difficult to win now. the dutch cyclist's wait for a new champion could be a long one. >> we'll have the latest from the opening stage. that is all your sport for now. >> an international animal charity rescued two lion cubs from a refugee camp in the gaza strip. the 10-month-old cubs will be relocated to a wildlife sanctuary. the family bought them from a zoo, hit during the war with gaza and israel. months were spent trying to convince the family to give up the two cubs. >> we talk to a veterinarian. amir, you finally managed to convince the family to give up the two cubs. can you update us on where the transfer is where the cubs are? >> thank you for contacting us. me and the team currently are in gaza. we succeeded to convince the owner to give us a lions cub. they are not bigger, they come to be rescued from family members, and young children in the refugee camp. it is a time now where we have to move them for th

this was requested by kim january-- by kim jansen. >> i have not heard that name awhile.y. good to know. >>> all right banks in greece scheduled to reopen on monday for the first time in three weeks. that is after the european central bank increased emergency funding. yesterday the parliament voted to support the funding cuts. although banks will reopen on monday, people will be limited to withdrawing no mar than $65 a day. >>> here in the bay area or sacramento there is a push to increase the minimum wage. they want to follow the lead of other cities which all have approved measures to increase the minimum wage to $15 an hour. right now the minimum wage in sacramento is just $9. but many people say that is not a living wage. >> you can't live off of it. you are stressing and for me as a mom i have to either choose to put food on the table or pay my bills. and it shouldn't have to be like that at all. >> supporters of the minimum wage increase say with the economy improving it's important that all people at all levels share in the benefits. they are proposing a gradual in

. >> jansen young only survived the shooting because her boyfriend died protecting her.ty phase likely to last about a month. >> scott cohn thank you very much for that. >>> now we head south to texas and the investigation into the death of a chicago woman, sandra bland, inside a texas jail cell. bland's official autopsy is now complete complete. we are awaiting those results. the texas department of public safety released some additional dash cam video that seems to be creating more questions than answers. adam reiss has the latest. >> reporter: you can see how this routine traffic stop turned so wrong so quickly. the trooper pulls over sandra bland, runs hearser license. he tells her to put out her cigarette. she says why. it's my own car? he tells her to get out. he tells her 15 times to get out. she finally gets out. they walk around the car. according to his affidavit, she kicked him and elbowed him, but he doesn't mention the fact he used his taser or the fact he asked her to put out her cigarette. he has been placed on desk duty. this morning there was a county co

also former clinton correctional inmate eric jansen. gary, i want to start with you.icated or interesting dichotomy here.rikers and an inmate. so these inmates staged a dry run. they might have been climbing around in those walls and tunnels for months and months without being detected. my question to you as a guard, how does a guard not see that? how can guys be climbing around in those walls night after night for months and months without being detected. is this a case of guys not doing their jobs? guards missing signs or deliberately ignoring things that are going on? >> it could be a combination of everything that you mentioned. it could be comfortability, meaning that sometimes these relationships between guards and inmate, guards get real comfortable. if an inmate hasn't ever been in trouble or posed to be a problem inmate they get lax with that inmate and don't fully carry out their duties as in searching the cells and the inmate per say. this is one of my good inmates, per say. and if they're on the honor role or honor segment of the jail, that means they're g

. >> mark jansen from "usa today." >> thank you for coming. can you say anything about what clues, what hints about the airlines' actions raised the suspicions to start the investigation? do you monitor prices? what sparked the investigation? >> well, there were a flurry of concerns raised in the wake of the accident in philadelphia. we had been asked to consider an investigation by senator murphy from connecticut and we're doing our due diligence through this investigation to determine whether in fact there were unfair practices involved. >> and the other airline question, how soon might we see scheduleed flights to cuba? >> that's actually -- we play a role in that, but that also involves the state department and commerce department. you're aware that secretary kerry is planning to visit cuba in august. and my guess is that as we continue moving forward you'll see those flights resuming. at some point in the very near future but i don't have a get to give you today. >> i'm from the dallas morning news. a quick followup on the investigation.

. >> jansen young only survived the shooting because her boyfriend jonathan blunt protected her.not so sure and that's what the survivors and family members are looking at a very difficult phase for them to go through, but they are pleased, at least, that jonathan holmes will remain behind bars for now. >> scott cohen, thank you very much. >>> get out of the car now or i'm going to remove you. i'm going to yank you out of here. >> this is the latest dash cam video released from the department of transportation. it was the dash cam video that resulted in sandra bland's arrest. she was found hanged in her cell three days later. >> the department of public safety is looking at that video. clearly there are two parts in the video that either skips or repeets asats as the video continues. the video is 52 minutes long. he picks up a student at texas a&m, very cordial, lets them go. he then does a u-turn to pick up sandra bland. asks for her license. goes to her car and runs her license. goes back to her, asks her to put out her cigarette. she said why do i have to put out my cigarette?

chris jansen is traveling with the president in oklahoma and joins me now.ident has been briefed. >> reporter: yeah, his national security team has briefed him on the shooting situation. whenever the president travels, he has secure communications so he can be in contact with any member of his senior staff. he was here talking about criminal justice reform but obviously not dealing with the kind of situation that you're talking about today. this is for non-violent criminals which a lot of the focus has been. eric shut z, the deputy press secretary said that he was briefed by members of his national security team and will continue to get updates as needed. he has now gone to marine one and is headed back to washington d.c. within a few hours, thomas. >> this was a big trip for the president as being the first sitting president to ever visit a federal prison. we expected to have a lot of conversation about that today. this is obviously taken the lead after this morning, 15050 a.m. roughly. that's when the reports of fire rang out at that u.s. recruitment cente