john crowe says that is often only one patients get sick on years of experience, you can't minimize how sick a ruptured bowel can make you. sometimes how subtle the presentation is. >> reporter: dr. chrome said it's entirely possible jackson seemed fine when he went home. there is often a delay in development of more severe symptoms. dr. chrome said this type of injury is seen in 10-20 out of rolls reversed -- roles reverse for 30 year veteran 911 dispatcher. this week he needed help. his coworkers brought him back to life. we have the touching details from cleveland heights.>> reporter: flatlined in his home, brought back to life by his coworkers. nick stationary is in the intensive care unit. he never really understood his job until right reporter: nick is here today because the guys he clocked in with wouldn't let him go. >> it's unbelievable.>> reporter: typically he is the 911 dispatcher talking you through your emergency. yesterday, he had one him of his own. >> didn't realize it was them.>> saved by his coworkers and friends.>> i was the truly understands what it means to answer

john crow, says it is difficult to diagnose.>> sometimes it comes on in a delayed fashion. or it leaks a little bit. a healthy 16-year-old or 17- year-old patient may not really show many signs of this. >> reporter: a cat scan is the dr. crowe says it's not a good test for seeing a small bowel leak, most often caused by a seatbelt injury in an accident.>> is a rare problem. usually you have something to go on like this about mark or the mechanism, and it's just sometimes can be miss. it's really a tragedy for all.>> reporter: dr. chrome said diagnosis is often made only after a patien having systems -- symptoms, fever, vomiting, abdominal pain. it can become an overwhelming infection very quickly. >> a community train in new jersey -- commuter train in new jersey leaves several dead and hundreds injured. rob powers is tracking the investigation from the newsroom. >> reporter: investigators from the ntsb are on the ground in we had video showing the aftermath of the deadly crash moments after it slammed into the station. this happened after 8:30 this morning. witnesses say a

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then two buddies, john mulaney and nick crowe, eyeballing mel wasn't he? they're like, yeah, yeah. some of the jokes he told were great! some of them were [ bleep ]! but he told the [ bleep ] like they were great! [ laughter ] john and nick like died laughing. and i was like, this son of a bitch just doubled down on the joke. it was like the most old pro thing i'd ever seen. yeah, if you've got a winner, hammer it! >> jimmy: you will do that to some young comedian in 60 years. >> god willing. >> will you stay for the animals? because i think it would make me feel more comfortable. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: also, technically, it splits my chances of being attacked in half if there's another person there. >> got to play those odds. >> jimmy: andy samberg is here. the season premiere of "brooklyn 99." and he has an animated movie called "storks" coming to theaters very soon. be right back with dave and animals! [ cheers and applause ] there's only two left, you should masterpass that, now. hey dude. i masterpassed it. she sounds cranky. she wants her fruit chews. maste

crow. >> reporter: and today, from congressman john lewis, a hero >> i don't know what mr. trump is talking about. i invite him to come and walk in my shoes. >> reporter: today, in a fox news town hall on issues impacting the black community, trump promoting a controversial police tactic that some say encourages racial profiling. >> what would you do to help stop that violence, you know, black-on-black crime? >> right, i would do stop and frisk. i hathink you have to. >> reporter: this comes with trump under scrutiny for using charity money donated to his foundation to settle lawsuits against his golf clubs. in one example, when trump's mar a lago resort faced a $120,000 fine for having a flag pole that was too big, trump settled the case by pledging $100,000 to a veteran's group. the check came straight from the foundation, not from trump's own wallet. his campaign manager admits it happened, but downplayed the issue. >> so, let's make very clear to the viewers, a veterans charity that. and i'm sure that they benefitted from it. >> reporter: tax records show the billionair

john man, it's not too late to run for the north shore health department reports a dead crow tested positive for west nile virus. it's the first bird that tested positive for west nile in milwaukee county since testing began may first. mosquitoes can transmit west nile to humans.symptoms of west nile include fever, headache, muscle aches, rash and fatigue. classes were cancelled at messmer prep this morning it was extinguished but since officials had to shut off the power--so the principal made the decision to cancel "we're optimistic we'll be back in business after the labor day weekend. we assessing the damage in that classroom." no students were in the building at the time of the fire. san francisco 49'ers quarterback colin kaepernick again did not stand for the national anthem. he so ga against the packers. last night kaepernick ?knelt? during the anthem. kaepernick says he's refused to stand for not, in his words "show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color." after the game he said some people are misinterpreting his protest. "i realize that men an

crow. first pitch, first at-bat for tim tee league. it comes off john kilokowski. i'm still in the mind that do anything of this baseball career but he's already on the way. so he's proving us wrong. >> give him some time. we'll be right back. i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. i would bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? u can tell them to go [bleep] themselves. get him out of here! get him out of here! get the hell out of here! priorities usa action is responsible >>> now four headlines, tropical storm matthew we're keeping a close eye on this storm as it moves northward. so far models have it going right to the gulf. we have a close eye on the track. >>> both the house and the senate just voted to override a veto by president obama. the bill allows saudi arabia to be september 11. it is the first time in mr. obama's presidency that congress has overridden the veto. >>> number three janet yellen wil

with every one of those law firms alex worked with us for the disillusion and crows bartley and continues to work with us and johnalls worked with us on most of bond issues. >> many years. >> thank you. >> any questions. >> okay excellent so we'll i have no questions this is important work we need the money (laughter) we need the lawyers to get the money so, yeah and the plain english response we need to go each one but commissioner singh a hundred moved each one of those items and commissioner pimentel was seconded and we can take them individually for item 5 b. >> okay. >> xhoibd for item 5 b. >> commissioner pimentel. >> commissioner bustos is absent commissioner singh commissioner mondejar is absent pursue commissioner rosales. >> madam chair 3 i's and two absent okay the contract with the law offices of alex chow is approved the agenda item 5 c. >> commissioner pimentel ms. houston is absent commissioner singh commissioner mondejar is absent and commissioner rosales madam chair, i have 3 i's and two absent the legal services contract with charles bartley is approved. >> 5 d commissioner pimentel commissioner

wanted to say, oh, john mccain, sorry, who did talk about it with john mccain and said hillary should be off limits are having to eat crow what happened on sunday. i personally think if you diagnosed with pneumonia and take saturday off and hydrate and come back on the trail on sunday. these are two older candidate. we need to know as much as possible about them. kirsten is completely right. donald trump's note, it is not enough. from the same doctor who write the first note. but she had a more extensive note to begin with. hillary clinton had much more information out there in the first place. david: she didn't say she had pneumonia. >> she didn't say she had pneumonia, four pounds away from being technically obese. these are concerns. i'm not say something william taft. david: we have to run, but i think more of this is going to roll out as the public demands it? >> absolutely will. that is all that we have to focus on. remember the debates are coming up. when you see the two incomes to each other, when people duke it out. david: remember, when ronald reagan totally killed that rumor about his, what he did. gang, thank

john glenn's orbit. in 1969, her numbers helped the apolo mission land on the moon. >> every number, every research report everything they did was directed at expanding the concept of what was possible for crow south, these women were relegated to the back of the bus to get to work couldn't use the same bathrooms or sit at lunch tables. langley's newly diverse work force made it not just a flight laboratory but a social experiment. >> do you think there is something about math that it -- it doesn't matter, it's -- it is the equalizer. >> what you are doing is either right or wrong in math. >> leiland melvin started at nasa after johnson retired. >> her name was spoken in reference. katherine johnson. >> an engineer and astronaut that flew on two missions. >> they were the barrier breakers, that helped people see, there were opportunities at nasa. takes a few people to establish a foothold, no matter what that foothold is. >> it really is a story about the american dream. >> reporter: and the struggle >> struggle for the american dream. what i really hope this story does is fuse these different histories to the american team. just because the protagonists of the book are black women does not

john lewis of georgia, for example. what does this mean for you personally? >> for me personally, i have a grandmother who is 104 years old. my mother lived through jim crow and segregated schools. all of my mother's brothers and sisters with the exception of youngest ones, excuse me, they all went to segregated schools. because of that, that really makes it extra special to me knowing that background of having that history to be able to talk about this thing. >> thank you very much. >> the smithsonian's national museum of african american history culture opens its doors to the public for the first time next saturday, september 24. american history tv will be live in the national mall starting at 8:00 eastern with sights and sounds being up to the 10:00 a.m. opening ceremony and we will be live with the dedication, which includes remarks of president obama and founding museum director. this is american history tv, only on c-span3.

crowe bar fell. >> what were your injuries? >> i was very fortunate. i just injured my foot, nothing -- nothing that matters today. >> what about other people you saw? >> the people in the fourth car -- johnso it is astounding when you look at the condition of that car and that the number of injuries and the kinds of injuries are not more significant than they are. we got the report from the emergency city center which is the main trauma center where people were taken. 40 of them really just banged up and about 11 suffering more serious injuries but none thought to be life-threatening. in some ways a miracle. >> the height of morning rush hour as well. john: absolutely. daily event for millions of people in new york metro area jumping on the train commute to go work. today is a very different day. live coverages continues now with shepherd smith. >> the tracks passenger are extracated. some of them critically, at least one person killed as the train plowed through the station, dozens of people left under the rubble. i want to show you where this was. it was the valley line. this is manhattan right here. new jersey just across the hudson river, right up here spring valley is the town where

john glenn's orbit. in 1969, her numbers helped the apolo mission land on the moon. >> every number, every research report everything they did was directed at expanding the concept of what was possible for crow south, these women were relegated to the back of the bus to get to work couldn't use the same bathrooms or sit at lunch tables. langley's newly diverse work force made it not just a flight laboratory but a social experiment. >> do you think there is something about math that it -- it doesn't matter, it's -- it is the equalizer. >> what you are doing isit right or wrong in math. >> leiland melvin started at nasa after johnson retired. >> her name was spoken in reference. katherine johnson. >> an engineer and astronaut that flew on two missions. >> they were the barrier breakers, that helped people see, there were opportunities at nasa. takes a few people to establish a foothold, no matter what that foothold is. >> it really is a story about the american dream. >> struggle for the american dream. what i really hope this story does is fuse these different histories to the american team. just because the protagonists of the book are black women does not mean in any way this is less an ame

john conyers. from promise to progress has iven us a motivating book, "blessed experiences." genuinely southern, proudly black a story of inspirational words on how an african-american boy from the jim crow irrah south was able to beat the odds, mr. speaker, achieve great success and become, as president barack obama described him, one , when dful of people they speak, the entire congress listens. assistant democratic leader and the third highest ranking democrat in the house of representatives, congressman james e. clyburn. the 21st president, national president of the largest african-american female sorority serves here with us. congresswoman marcia fudge from the 11th congressional district of my state. from promise to progress, mr. speaker, has given us the first black woman elected to congress from alabama and the only democrat in alabama's seven-member congressional delegation. thule. congresswoman her first piece of legislation recognized the four little girls who tragically lost their lives in the bombing of the 16th street baptist church. mr. speaker, i hope you can see why it's why it is important for us to be here and talk about the many promises and of greater importance, the