or hear it is another image john andrea was the british officer benedict arnold and while he managed to get away while trying to betray his cause, andrea was left behind and caught and was honed as a spy. or this image. a lot was bought in the west that was the appellation mountains like central in your northwester pennsylvania of what is now ohio kentucky tennessee and especially gramm warfare that native people tend to be the allies of the british empire to rollback the settlements that had invaded into their country and they felt siding with the british was the best opportunity to will back those settlements. this is another postwar painting and it represents the notorious episode from the revolution during the saratoga and campaign with the indian allies captured this woman and the two warriors argued over whose captain she was in a settlement by killing her. it is with the patriot efforts to rally support to their cause. that actually she was a loyalist and gauge will loyalist officer trying to reach the army when she was killed but this postwar painting if say that the racial p

>> thank you, andrea. dr. john torrez, an emergency room physician. john, you've seen that video and the statement from secretary clinton's doctor and what the campaign is saying. how serious is this condition and how long does it take to recover? >> you know, lester, when it comes to pneumonia, i treat is very seriously for a couple reasons. number one, some people will recover on their own, with antibiotics, or if it's viral, their body will take care of it. but for some people, especially as we get older, if we have other health issues, it could prove fatal. careful with this disease and make sure it's treated appropriately. as far as recovery, that's going to depend on a few factors. number one, how big is the pneumonia. number two, how long did it take to get treatment started. and number three, what's the person's own health condition. if it's a walking pneumonia like possibly happened here, that means they weren't hospital idesed. it's a mild to moderate pneumonia which recovers over ten days to two weeks. that's assuming antibiotics started re

police officer john adsit who returned to work today for the first time after almost losing his life in critically injured almost two years ago, hit and dragged by a driver. cbs4's andrea flores caught up with him. >> reporter: it's a day john never thought would come after an accident here two years ago nearly cost him his life. >> a little nervous, but i feel good. >> reporter: the first day jitters adsitt. >> reminds me of the first day of academy, years ago, starting occupant >> reporter: he's back to work for the first time in two years. he was almost killed by a driver having a seizure. 18 surgeries later, he knows he's lucky to be alive. over. >> reporter: now he has the hardest part of coming back and realizing how much has changed since he's been gone. >> from the day of my incident to now, things naernl have changed in the police world and the law enforcement world. and there's gonna be a lot of things that i need to catch up on and relearn. >> reporter: while he still has four more surge reese to go, his road to over. >> i could today click my heels and be back doing that, do it in a heartbeat. i miss that every single day. >> reporter: he created a nonprofi

andrea. we want to bring in physician. john, you've seen that video and the statement from secretary clinton's doctor and what the campaign is saying. how serious is this condition and how long does it take to recover? >> you know, lester, when it comes to pneumonia, i treat is very seriously for a couple reasons. number one, some people will recover on their own, with antibiotics, or if it's viral, their body will take care of it. but for some people, especially as we get older, if we have other health issues, it could prove fatal. so you want to be very careful with this disease and make sure it's treated as far as recovery, that's going to depend on a few factors. number one, how big is the pneumonia. number two, how long did it take to get treatment started. and number three, what's the person's own health condition. if it's a walking pneumonia like possibly happened here, that means they weren't hospital idesed. it's a mild to moderate pneumonia which recovers over ten days to two weeks. that's assuming antibiotics started

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andrea yates drowning her f houston area home. she then called 911 to report what she had done. >> do you need an ambulance? >> no. i need a police officer. >> noah, john, paul, luke and baby mary. seven years to just six months old. her husband, rusty, was working at the time. he returned to a scene of shear terror. >> cops were crying. there was a lot of emotion there. they were guys that had gone recover the bodies. >> kprc was the first on the scene. >> they brought andrea out and her clothes were still wet and her hair was still wet from the bathtub. they brought her out. she looked like a zombie. there was a sort of wildness in her eyes. >> even with a long and documented history of mental illness including suicide attempts, she was charged and convicted of capital murder but the and in a subsequent trial she was found not guilty by reason of insanity. she testified she believed her children's deaths would save their souls. andrea yates was committed to a texas mental hospital where she remains today. now, 52 years old. you talk to andrea on a weekly basis? >> i would say probably about every seven or eight days. >> how is she doing? she has exce