so jerry parr has to make a call. this guy is struggling, they have a medical facility at the white house, it's the most secure place in the world. he doesn't know if it's world war iii, or he can go to the hospital. or if he goes to the hospital and reagan is not hurt, this could set off a major economic crisis. he says you know what, i can't risk it. i got to go to the hospital. which by the way, had no agents at it there was no security. there could have been other assassins in the city waiting for the president there. he makes that call and they head to the hospital. they're going to go to the hospital. so they get on the radio and say, we're going to george washington emergency room. and parr gets on the radio and says, let's hustle. >> go ahead, drew. >> roger, we want to go to the emergency room of george washington. >> that's a roger. >> go to george washington fast. >> roger. >> get an ambulance. horsepower, shaddick. we've made the call. horsepower, horsepower. let's hustle. >> he can't say on the radio they

. >> patrice gillgen captured this with her father, jerry gillgen. went by ambulance to an assisted living facility south of los angeles. >> how you feeling? >> well, just a little bright. >> jerry gillgen also suffered from dementia and accompanying bouts of confusion. but in the first day in his facility his family said he was alert and lucid. >> daddy? dad? >> just one day later. patrice gillgen found a very different man. >> he's not waking up. i'm like what the heck happened to my father? what happened? why is he not waking up? >> jerry gillgen's wife was shocked. >> we took him into the home, it was the best place because his brother was there. the day later, he was a vegetable. staring in space drugged out. >> reporter: drugged out on medications like haldol and seraquel, approved for patients with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. not for dementia. strongest warning a black box warning telling physicians not to prescribe antipsychotic drugs for patients with dementia because they can cause heart failure infections and death. >> they were gi

jerry: the lewis turning point. brendan: that turning point that china is going through is being felt all of the world. looking for a different place in a second. greece scrambling to come up with a plan to satisfy creditors. greek citizens pulling money out of the banks. cash under mattresses. we go live to athens. this is bloomberg "surveillance," streaming on your tablet from the phone and bloomberg.com. ♪ tom: good morning. the euro, 1.0818. a subtle market. let's get to some difficult top headlines. brendan: in germany, investigators trying to learn why andres with us decided to commit suicide. he took 100 49 people with him. lubitz was the copilot of the plane that plunged into the french alps tuesday. authorities believe he intentionally crashed the a320. egyptian authorities saying an invasion of yemen is in the planning stages. saudi arabia is bombing iran-backed rebels. the u.s. is reportedly thinking of letting iran keep running a once secret underground nuclear facility. the u.s. wants iran to limit work

you sold jerry this car and you said there were no recalls on it.n fact, there are recalls on it. in fact, a very serious recall -- >> there's a recall on this? oh. i have to check it out and see. i don't know. i wasn't aware. >> why did you say there wasn't a recall? >> i don't remember even talking about that. >> reporter: to refresh his memory we show him that undercover video a benefit that everyday consumers don't have. >> that's -- it's a new car, that's why i figured there's no recalls. i did not physically check to see. >> is that something you think you might change now? people aren't expected to sort of know -- >> when you get a brand-new car, it's always supposed to have all the recalls taken care of. i made a mistake. >> reporter: arnie walked away poll jet and i can promising to double-check all cars for recalls. the dealer admitted that they made a mistake telling abc news we have realized that our failure was tied exclusively to human error. he added that the dealership will now be running vin numbers to check for recalls before vehic

i'm here to see jerry nunez. >> nunez. >> i'm concerned for jerry, his mental well-being right now.have to keep him strong. right now they're presenting the evidence to the grand jury. i believe within the next week or two the grand jury will come back with an indictment. the nature this involves allegedly crimes against police officers. judges look at that as sometimes the most heinous type of crimes, you know. crimes against children, crimes against police officers. >> they really hold that against me? i had nothing to do with it. >> i understand that. that's why we have to see what the evidence is. they will try to stick it to each and every one of you with the most charges as possible. but remember, they've got to prove the charges. they've got the burden of proof. i know it's a waiting game and the days drag in here. time waits for no one. it ticks along but in here it drags. you got to man up now and hold your own and don't break and stay strong. okay? >> it pisses me off where we're all being held accountable for these actions. but new jersey state law is new jersey state law

just being mentioned in the same sentence with jerry is an honor. so jerry, cherries to you. really thank all of you. -- here is to you. [applause] >> by the way, we are live on cspan, so say hello to all of your grandparents. >>the career achievement award is into journalists whose years covering capitol hill as made impacts not on only their colleagues, but congress as a whole. this goes to cbs radio's -- to present the award is cbs news radio executive producer. charlie: i'm filling in for pete williams, who was originally scheduled to do this. he is an assignment in often tonight and cannot be here. nbob and i have something in common. we both entered college at 16 years old. he entered stanford, i entered hofstra. we both fell in love with our college radio station, and that changed our lives. bob, by the time he was a senior at stanford, was covering the patty hearst kidnapping as a freelancer for upi radio. that led eventually to a job at upi. he became the west coast los angeles chief for upi. and spent years covering news to the country for upi. later went to the nbc

so jerry read it and jerry got great laughs. so laurie insists that, well, yeah, if it's not for that, because laurie is the one that made jerry reed that's why. >> rose: and jerry loved it and got a lot of response. >> well, it was a party, you know. >> rose: whose idea was "seinfeld"? >> well, it wasn't much of an idea, really, if you examine it. >> rose: it was about nothing. it was about nothing, seriously. i mean we -- he came up to me at the rising star and mentioned nbc wanted to do a special with him. we were both living on the west side and we were going to take the cab back and share a cab. before we got into the cab we went into the grocery store to get some stuff and we started talking about the products, things in the grocery, as we were prone to do. as we were talking, you know, i said, this is the show, this is what the show should be. this is the kind of dialogue that we should be hearing. >> rose: but then why did you create a character, george, who was a reflection of you rather than you playing the role? >> it

that's jerry parks walking with his wife.ry layton and vern gosney. >> the pilots started the plane and we were taxiing, and we were coming down the runway to take off and then the tractor trailer with the assassins cut in front of our plane. >> this is that tractor and farm wagon. >> and that's when i heard the shooting, and i looked out the window and i said, they're killing everyone. they're killing everyone. i turned and that's when larry shot me once in each side. >> larry layton, the false defector. at the same time, these gunmen leaped from that farm wagon as it pulled up near the larger plane. the nbc cameraman taking this footage was shot dead. >> i really didn't know what was happening at first. i didn't know what the sounds meant, and then when i realized that they were gunshots, i just -- i ran under the plane. >> leo ryan ducked behind a wheel but was killed. the only u.s. congressman ever assassinated while in office. these are photos never seen publicly until now. lying behind ryan, the body of nbc reporter don

jerry got a great laugh. laurie insists oh well, if not for that -- lauriie is the one that made jerry read it. >> and got a great response. >> it wasn't much of an idea if you examine it. it was about nothing, seriously. he came up to me and mentioned that nbc wanted to do a special with him. we were both living on the west side. we were going to share a cab back. we went into the grocery store before to get some stuff and we started just talking about the products, things in the grocery as we were prone to do. as we were talking, -- this is the show, this is what it should be. this is the kind of dialogue we should be hearing. >> why did you create a character, george, who was a reflection of you rather than you playing the role? >> it never -- that was never even on the table. it was never, i never said i would like to be in it. i did not want to be in it. i was not interested in acting, really. i didn't want to do that. >> even though it had an improv isisation to it? >> not really, it was scripted. >> wr

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jerry jones was unavailable. well he was unavailable until i came around and some other reporters joined in. you'll s yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ ♪ ♪ here at the nfl owners meets in phoenix arizona the weather is great. lots of football talk. lots of eagles talk. but there is a center of discussion with the domestic violent. now obviously dallas around that because they signed greg hardy who was charged with domestic violence last year hitting his girlfriend, his pregnant girlfriend and they signed him has not been charged in a court of law. however, the dallas cowboys also lost a runnin

jerry met chase through his new career, gold mining. >> my wife and i purchased a machine called thethere was a broken part, so i contacted the manufacturer and the manufacturer got me in touch with chase. >> after chase fixed his gear, jerry and his wife went gold prospecting with chase a handful of times in the high desert. >> he said, i know those areas like the back of my hand. >> but jerry says the chase merritt who showed up the last time they met was noticeably different from the friendly cowboy he had come to know. >> well, we were standing there. chase says to me, you probably know who i am. and i refer back to him, well, i said, not really because we just met you four or five weeks ago. he said, well, have you ever heard of the mcstay family? >> the family of four vanishes. >> jerry remembered hearing about the mcstays on the news but had no clue chase had any connection to them. >> he said he was joey's best friend and his business partner. he didn't seem sad at all talking about it. he was almost kind of cold. he also went on to talk about his wife, summer, he called her

and as dana said jerry symbolized all that is good in this business.or, professionalism, talent and respect. this award honors his legacy. with all of that in mind it is a privilege to be able to handle -- hand this year's jerry thompson memorial award to wesley skrugs from nbc news. [ applause ] i've known wes more than 25 years. and i cannot think of anyone who epitomizes who and what jerry was than wes. wes is an incredibly talented, touches everyone he meets with his smile and his down home demeanor. it is like sheriff andy taylor from may mayberry came to d.c. stops on the beltway to fix your tire. pick up something you dropped. that is wes. so feel free. if you need a helping hand any time to call wes. 202 [ laughter ] -- 320-2153. congratulations to the wes scruggs. >> from the most stressful tot the least stressful. you look on the crew sheet. and growif you see wes there it gives the whole crew a sense of calmness. >> whatever it takes, he'll get it done. >> there is a switchness on port 4. >> if you pose any technical problem to him. he'll si

jerry brown the governor of drought stricken california on why there should no longer be a debate about climate. >> this has to be at the level of a crusade. >> find out which 2016 contender he thinks is unfit for office. >> such a level of ignorance. >> an end game is illinois the most corrupt state in the country? as aaron schock faces a federal investigation. why so many politicians from that state ended up in jail. i'm chuck todd and joining me from provide insight analysis is john stanton helene cooper former democratic congresswoman and head of the wilson center jane harman and rich lowry. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> good morning. we start with yemen a country once touted as a success in america's counterterrorism is spinning out of control. yesterday special forces were withdrawn as iranian backed shi'ite rebels pushed south seizing the third biggest city. yemen's president has been kicked out of the capital holed up in the south in january is now appealing for intervention from the united nations and emergency meeting of the security council will be held this a

brown's three -- governor jerry governor jerry brown's three sisters died yesterday at the age of 81had health problems. the governor said she had a smile that would light up any room. she lived in san francisco. >>> governor jerry brown acknowledged using personal e- mail accounts while conducting government abusiness. he occasionally -- businesses. he occasionally uses private e- mail to contact his staff. some officials say they do the same. the practice has been questioned since former secretary of state hillary clinton said she used a private account. >>> bizarre discovery. a bloody machete was found along with remains of mutilated roosters and pigeons. this is the latestane series of gruesome discovery -- latest in a series of gruesome discoveries. >> reporter: it was found sunday morning near a gutter at a park in sacramento. >> this is definitely -- seems similar to other incidents. this is the 13th now. >> reporter: since january fox 40 covered a dozen cases of decapitated and dumped live stock in the city. this is different. the first time a weapon has been dumped with the

cory: said jerry joins us from bloomington, indiana, with a school of business, and i wonder there athe school, jerry, when you look at this, is there a sense -- when this was being discussed, that this would have a big impact in the global tech community, or is this a local issue? jerry: it has been perceived by many to be an issue in attracting tech businesses and keeping tech businesses in indiana. there have been a couple of cases in the last week that have stepped forward, changing plans. angie's list was going to build a $40 million facility involving over 1000 employees, and that seems to be on hold. salesforce has a major operation there, and they are talking about limiting flights to indiana and travel to indiana. so if more companies are of this sort that what to bring in people and technology and people who are looking for a free lifestyle to go with that, they could have some challenges in attracting and retaining those people. cory: i have been particularly amazed at the this role reaction from mark benioff of salesforce. he posted on facebook late last night, and in part

jerry: well, that is certainly a strong statement and one that is getting a lot of attention both inovernment and in the private sector. there has been a lot of comment by businesses about the problems that this legislation is perceived to cause, and i say perceived because the legislation itself, the bill is really unclear. it does not directly address anything having to do with groups that would be discriminated against or not. it basically sets forth judicial standards by which case cases would be judged if there is a conflict in rights, and, unfortunately, this legislation poses two basic types of freedom , freedom of religion and freedom from discrimination to potentially come to butting heads. i think the author wants to come out ahead when the legal profession. cory: they always win. chris wood, tim cook's response, really quick, broadening this let me read from his op-ed in the washington post. he said this is not a political issue or a religious issue. it is about how we treat each other as human beings. opposing summation takes courage. it is time for all of us to be courag

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. >> reporter: jerry suffered dementia and accompanying bouts of confusion. at the first day of the facility he was alert and lucid. >> daddy. dad. >> reporter: just one day later man. >> he's not waking up. i'm like "what the heck happened to my father? what happened? why is he not waking up?" >> reporter: jerry's life was shocked at the change. >> we took him into the home thinking it would be a good place, his brother was there. a day or two, he was another person, he was a vegetable. there was nothing to him. staring in space, drug the out. >> reporter: drugged out on medications, depsychotic drugs approved for patients with schizophrenia, not approved for patients with dementia. the federal drug appreciation based a strong warning, telling them not to prescribe anti-psychotic drugs. >> they were giving my dad all this stuff. what was the goal, to kill him. >> reporter: "america tonight" filed a freedom of information requesting asking for reports. the reports are incomplete and development prove cause and effect. there were dozens of cases of patients wi

>> reporter: but the play's director, jerry becker, didn't believe it.dn't imagine randy being responsible for jessie's death. >> did you pick up the phone and call randy when he was going through this? >> yes. he was saddened by all this. >> how did that conversation leave you feeling? >> i was exceptionally confident at the end of that phone call that he was not involved in this in any way. >> reporter: and when the detective got his hands on randy's phone records, he began thinking the same thing. >> did his phone records tell you anything that was of significance? >> no. he hadn't been talking to her on the phone that we could see in this time period that we were looking at, and he hadn't been near the house. we haven't eliminated him, but we're having to look at other options. >> reporter: so, working day and night, they went over the other leads from jessie's parents. they interviewed the tree-trimmers who might have been peering into jessie's window. >> there was nothing of significance found as far as their possible involvement. >> reporter: and

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though it was nearly a three-hour drive to get here, jerry bonds' sr. feels it is worth it. >> when a person is down you really have to be there for them. so what we try to, relay back to jerry is that we hope he will get out of here sometime soon. and then when he do get out, you know, to pick up where he left off. and show these kids they're not just coming up here for nothing at all. >> i mean -- i'm anxious, man. i want to see them so bad. i wish i could touch them and hug them. i guess it's better than nothing. >> finally, the waiting is over. >> what's up? how y'all doing? look at you. >> see him and smile him. >> how are you doing in school? >> good. >> what grade are you going into, eddie? >> the hardest part is like seeing him behind the glass. and when he's in here and stuff. so i really want him to get out. >> when his kids can't hug him like i told him he is hurting his kids. you know i can stand the hurt. sometimes the kids can't. >> what's wrong with granddaddy? let me speak to him. >> what's going on, man? >> what's happening, dad? how yo

i'm jerry bell the second. and i'm jerry bell the third.ike a big bear and he's my little cub. this little guy is non-stop. he's always hanging out with his friends. you've got to be prepared to sit at the edge of your seat and be ready to get up. there's no "deep couch sitting." definitely not good for my back. this is the part i really don't like right here. (doorbell) what's that? a package! it's a swiffer wetjet. it almost feels like it's moving itself. this is kind of fun. that comes from my floor? eww! this is deep couch sitting. [jerry bell iii] deep couch sitting! >>> i believe in you. i believe in the power of millions of courageous conservatives rising up to reignite the promise of america. and that is why today i am announcing that i'm running for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> today just for a moment ted cruz became the most honest presidential candidate by becoming the first presidential candidate for admitting that he is a presidential candidate, but today he asked only for the votes of conservative a

antioch, jerry, 80 for a high today. oakland down to 51. san jose, 49. your microclimate forecast, it gets even warmer coming up tomorrow. sunny, mild in benicia. a high of 76. a little bit of a change on friday. cloudier and slightly cooler down to 72. in benicia on friday. big ridge of high pressure. i want to point something out. we have rain to the north of the ridge and rain to the south. it's raining in arizona and new mexico. and in the deserts of california, southern california, and even a few showers in las vegas but none for us because this ridge will not move. it's blocking everything from every direction. it will continue to tomorrow. getting closer and stronger. the warmest day of the week will be tomorrow, thursday. many of you hitting 80 inland again. then the ridge slides down the south but not far enough to bring rain in with the next storm on friday. it's on next monday that the ridge will move even more and we will see a few showers. one rain chance over the next week. it's for the top of next week next monday. mainly clear night tonig

i'm jerry bell the second. and i'm jerry bell the third. like a big bear and he's my little cub. this little guy is non-stop. he's always hanging out with his friends. you've got to be prepared to sit at the edge of your seat and be ready to get up. there's no "deep couch sitting." definitely not good for my back. this is the part i really don't like right here. (doorbell) what's that? a package! it's a swiffer wetjet. it almost feels like it's moving itself. this is kind of fun. that comes from my floor? eww! this is deep couch sitting. [jerry bell iii] deep couch sitting! >> mike: best players have played pretty darned well here today. lebron's free throws keep us from saying the best players, but it has been outstanding game throughout here closing seconds. cavs ball tie game. >> hubie: many fantastic plays. big thing right now, as they go pick and roll it's lebron james, are you going to stop it. are you going to go over or go under? big question mark or does lebron james says i do not want the screen. i want to go one-on-one in this si

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