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identified as john doe, but after year of inaccurate reporting, the full story of what happened last night has never fully been doled. dr. david hall ran, a 29 years old third-year resident is telling history to a national audience for the first time. >> four shots in, three exit wounds out the back, not responsive, no pults. we immediately just opened up his chest. his heart's impact, a lot of blood. >> what makes hall ran's story remarkableable over the years is two other doctors have taken credit for the emergency surgery performed, and each drew major media attention. hall ran, now a surgeon in syracuse new york was first interviewed by a new report, being unveiled this week. >> it's just unseemly. i've never done that. >> had you do that, you would have gotten more media attention irnts but i think i would have come across as a butthead. >> carol was in the room. >> david was on the op sid site of the stretcher. he had the chest out, trying to find where the bleeders with. >> elise was also in the room. >> david was taking care of his end, which is cardiac massage. dr. hall ran

john: fire is your group. >> yes, it does not trickle down to universities adopting this language in droves and investigating students and faculty for speech simply because it's sexually related and it offends someone. john: one more college example. this one from california's claremont mckenna college, where after students complained they didn't fit in, a dean e-mailed a student saying she would like to talk to students who don't fit the mold. students were offended by that. >> now you put into writing we don't fit the mold. nothing that you have said has made me feel like i am protected by you, that i am safe in your office. nothing. john: the dean then resigned. at least some students found that outrageous. claremont student taylor schmidt wrote this editorial entitled we dissent. taylor joins us now. you dissent how. >> to the claims of -- john: you work for the alternative newspaper. >> right, the claremont independent. and we dissent to the claims of racial bias that claremont mckenna showed disrespect to the administration for easily giving in to the inappropriate protest. john

if you are john doe no one will be woken up. >> in "new york times" the dr.illing detail of telling yoko ono. >> she was on the floor pounding her head and i put my hands behind her leg. >> barbara was in the room? >> he was in the room long enough to observe if she did that. and yoko ono did not bang her head on the floor. she did not wail. she acted appropriate to the situation. she just seen her husband shot and now wreck yoke was told that john lebanonen was dead end i was angry when i heard that. when i heard him interviewed it was more and more and more and more embellished. >> was yoko ono smeared? >> i do. yes, honestly. she was smeared. >> dr. hen has also said in interviews he gave the measures this warning about potentially look a tough souvenirs? >> no one run out of room with the sheets that have john lennon's blood or dirty parts of your clothing or your tie with a past john lennon's blood. >> he was just no need to say anything like that because newspaper of the stuff would have done that. it was very, very insulting and demeaning to the nursin

the attacker has been allowed by the courts to go by john doe. he pleaded guilty to sex assault in 1987. s suing the state because he wants to qualify for public s on the sex offender registry. inside. -- could be on his side. in february, the new hampshire supreme court ruled that offenders convicted prior to restrictions were enacted can it doesn' t make sense to the don' anymore. he is a sex vent that she is a sex offender. sex offender anymore. emily: the coalition against domestic and sexual violence says the process is not regulated enough. expected in court today accused in a road rage incident. police say gary pimentel pointed this fake gun at another driver in medford. it happened tuesday on interstate 93. police say pimentel painted the -- painted it black and then pointed it to make it look more real. he' s facing charges of assault with a dangerous weapon. a former uber driver and convicted felon is charged with dragging two boston police officers with his car. surveillance video from sunday shows the legs of a boston police officer s

john. and buddies now enjoying al the mill am bone he wants. the family does not want it to happen again, they do plan to fill in that old well. live in taunton tonight, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: this is few at 11:00 fall dual is telling customers to keep playing. fanduel and boston-based draft king have the order after new york's attorney general declaredded them illegal. draft kings promising to fight to stain business in new york. massachusetts is looking into the companies as well. the attorney general says, the decision in new york won't affect the crout come of the investigation here. >> anybody looking that gambling. we lay the stock market. gambling may happen. >> draft kings and fan dual argue that it is a game of strategy not a game of chance. heather: new at 11:00, a convicted sexual predator fights to get off the sex offender registry. now his victim is trying to stop it. newscenter5's phil lipof is here. phil, the law might not be on her side? phil: it is amazing that's the case, heather. you right in. this stems from a recent ruling fr

john does bernie sanders have , his heart in this line of attack, and does he need to go further thanake it an effective one? john: it's funny the way the campaign responded, as if he had really attacked her. you look at the video and it is kind of weak beer. his heart is not in this, not in going more negative. i don't think, and i have written about this. he has to figure out a way to sharpen the contrast. i agree with him and his team, they cannot be personal, but the contrast has to be sharper and he has to be more forceful. mark: the e-mail thing is a distraction. he did gum it up in how he handled it in the debate. if he will beat her, it will be in the contrast on issues. john: that's fine. mark: he has to make a character and ideological argument, which i believe he does have his heart in. john: it seems like he is trying to get a do over. he ruled it out emphatically on the debate stage, and heard from people that he should not do that, so he's trying to put it on the table in some mealymouthed way. do contrast on areas you are comfortable in, and do them aggressively. it sho

medical examiners looking for clues on little baby jane and john doe. by what police are calling unknown medical personnel. meaning the crime may not be the cause of death. but the carelessness of what happened after life had ended. the medical examiner now working with the bodies to determine the cause of death as police scour for clues and surveillance video. hunting for who could have so little honor. >> all i see is two infants and want to make sure that the integrity of the investigation protected and make sure that these children are properly treated with the appropriate respect. >> reporter: philadelphia police say they have one lead act black suv in the area with an unknown license plate dumping trash. they're looking into that. of course, gathering as much surveillance video as possible. reporting from the philadelphia police department special victims unit, i'm steve patterson, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> new tonight, an off-duty philadelphia housing authority officer shoots's kills a would be robber in germantown. police say two men tried to

medical examiners looking for clues on little baby jane and john doe.lready been through fall autopsies by what police are calling unknown medical personnel. meaning the crime may not be the cause of death. but the carelessness of what happened after life had ended. the medical examiner now working with the bodies to determine the cause of death as police scour for clues and surveillance video. hunting for who could have so little honor. >> all i see is two infants and want to make sure that the integrity of the investigation protected and make sure that these children are properly treated with the appropriate respect. >> reporter: philadelphia police say they have one lead act black suv in the area with an unknown license plate dumping trash. they're looking into that. of course, gathering as much surveillance video as possible. reporting from the philadelphia police department special victims unit, i'm steve patterson, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> new tonight, an off-duty philadelphia housing authority officer shoots's kills a would be robber in german

john: with the absence of huckabee, it does not matter much.hristie matters a lot because he is very good and can be good. it creates an opening for the other competitors. this will give jeb bush a chance to shine in a different way. this will give marco rubio a chance to shine in a different way without having to compete in that same lane with chris christie who can take up a lot of space, and i mean that in the right way. mark: the three establishment candidates will be side-by-side. depending on how the moderators work this, you make it the most distinct audition for the establishment slot we have seen the whole time and with more time to talk it will be fascinating to see. this means christie would have been kind of an attacker to some extent on the other establishment folks. bush has another chance to figure out how he wants to talk about rubio. basic has another chance to contrast himself within that lane. john: the stakes for bush as high as they were in the last debate. as devastating as it was the way he performed, are even higher now

john: does that feel familiar? mark: it feels very familiar. it is familiar to all central bankers. llen is not a bad girlfriend? mark: we are all as reliable as we can be. when i say i'm confident they will take the decisions that are necessary because i have an understanding of their so-called reaction function. how they will adjust monetary policy. john: in terms of your timing, does that play a role? i know it is good to play the plucky englander. it must make difference to your timing. mark: what matters most to our timing is the reasons why u.s. monetary policy adjusts. we would expect monetary policy to adjust because that economy continues to grow above trend. it is appropriate to do so. i remind people of this but am going to remind you as well, all one can look at his past history. since we became an inflation target or, derek and five inflation cycles. there have been five inflation cycles. we are catching up. we are a point where we more or less at level i in terms of punitive growth. -- cumulative growth. more people have stayed in the job market in the u.k. we will take

the attacker has allow the courts to go by john doe. he pleaded guilty in 1987. he wants to call 54 public he' s on that sex offender registry. though i might be on his side. in february, the new hampshire supreme court world offenders prior to 1994 can apply to have their names removed. because does not make certain to that woman. >> when you are narrative murder, you do not become a matter anymore. he is a sex offender. he does not become a sex >> the coalition says the process is not regulated enough. we want to know what you think. vote in our now pull on the wcvb facebook page. emily: their new questions about her safety after ever feel that a convicted allen accused of dragging to boston police officers used to drive for the service. video shows the likes of the boston police officer sticking out of the car, allegedly driven by brian gilbert. over admits -- uber admits they missed gilbert' s background information. >> the way driver is really easy. that is why it is risky for a customer. >> emily: a state lawmaker is -- says they are still working we get on

john: does what the last guest said resonate about bouncing or splattering? >> it's all relative. mindset of how you look at it continuously day in and day out. john: congratulations on overcoming plenty of failure. jon: appreciated. john: coming up dejanelle the colonel sanders was a failure in and the author that created the harry potter books. >> i was the biggest failure i knew. had i really succeeded with anything else i might never have found that determination to succeed in the one arena where i believed i truly b some cash back cards love to overcomplicate things. like limiting where you earn bonus cash back. why put up with that? but the quicksilver card from capital one likes to keep it simple. real simple. i'm talking easy like-a- walk-in-the-park, nothing-to-worry-about, man-that-feels-good simple. quicksilver earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. it's a simple question. what's in your wallet? now more than ever america's electricity comes from cleaner- burning natural gas. and no one produces more of it than exxonmobil. helping dramatically

[indiscernible] john: what does it mean to you?ave to look at folks that voted against and i have to -- we have to continue to do a better job at explaining to them what epa is doing and everything else, protecting their k's future. i have worked for many more republicans than democrats. there is a way of talking about the environment that makes it to be protecting your kid's future as long as we are reasonable and rational than looking at economic consequences and we are aligning those with a bright environmental future. this was an interesting event that we did yesterday with mccarthy. what were your impressions of her? i had never met her until yesterday. mark: she is a good advocate for her position that i think whether purposeful or not, i think she reflected a seeming lack of appreciation for the other side. we asked her about the vote in the senate. i think a part of the problem that the administration has is that this is an area where they have not been able to find consensus. i did not hear from her very much and she sugge

the attacker has been allowed by the courts to go by john doe. he pleaded guilty to sex assault in 1987. now he' s suing the state because he wants to qualify for public housing but can' t because he' s on the sex offender registry. and the law might be on his side. in february the new hampshire supreme court ruled that offenders convicted prior to 1994 before lifetime restrictions were enacted can apply to have their names removed. it doesn' t make sense to the woman hurt nearly 30 years ago. >> when you are a murderer, you don' t become not a murderer anymore. he is a sex offender. he doesn' t get to be not a sex offender anymore. emily: the coalition against domestic and sexual violence says the process is not regulated enough. what do you think? should people convicted of sex assault be able to remove their names from the registry? vote in our now poll on the wcvb facebook page. emily? emily: this morning there are after its revealed that a -- after it is revealed that a convicted felon accused of dragging two boston police officers used to d

surprisingly, big john does not have a sprinkler system. >>> well, a med school student is in critical condition this morning after confronting a gunman when he saw a woman in trouble. the shooter after the terrifying encounter captured on camera. here's abc's gloria riviera. >> reporter: authorities are searching for this man, 21-year-old euric cain accused of kidnapping a woman and trying to kill the good samaritan who tried to save her. >> we know who you are, and you need to know that we are going to find you. surveillance video captured the woman walking alone in new orleans at nearly 4:00 a.m. friday morning. a hooded man approaches, dragging her away. the woman disappears from frame. she is alone with her alleged attacker when peter gold who is a fourth-year medical student at tulane university, drives by scene. gold brakes, backs up and gets out to help. his hands up, gold pleads with the man, who has a gun on him and is demanding cash. the aspiring doctor is shot in the stomach. >> perp is a black male, grey hoodie. >> reporter: the suspect tries to shoot gold repeatedly, aimi

john: does anger over the bailout still permeate the public? >> yes, of course it does. but the problem becomes what dodd-frank. you look at community banks, bank charges, one of the twhings talked about on a previous show which i think should be a more consensual thing, when there's a white collar crime, that person goes to prison. pat: what happened here, all these banks, nationally if we hadn't bailed out those banks after lehman brothers went down, that weekend, merrill lynch would have gone down, bank of america, they had to intervene. but what both these folks didn't mention, you've got deposit insurance now up to $250,000 for small depositors. they're not going to be wiped out. at the same time, tom's point is well taken. when banks go down if you've got to bail out the bank, that's one thing. but the guys who made the mistakes ought to be marching off to prison. none of these bankers were. they made a mistake, wasn't that did it. it's guys in there that did it. eleanor: building those cases has take an long time. some of those people are finally getting their due

if it's possible, taking a politics out of it, does that rprise you. >> john, it does not. the working people in the intelligence committee whose job it is to decide whether that's classified or not are really good people. they are really working hard. but they have a bias toward saying something iss classified.d. y? because they only get in trouble when they look at something that is classified say, it's not. so they have a bias in favor of saying it's classified. i have personal experience with is on both sides. when i was do you tee director of cia i was adjudicator looking at a judgment somebody side, no, that's not classified. then wrote my book i was on the other side and senior people saying, that's not classified. >> dickerson: michael morell. we'll be right back with more of dumb on "saturday night live." the orders were rushing in. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding fast. building 18 homes in 4 months? that was a leap. but i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials.

john, fear does lead to behavior changes. >> yeah, it does, but i agree with gary on this. i think you have to have an event. unfortunately, terrorism has been around long enough that we have examples historically of how it affects markets and retail shopping. you had 9/11. you had the bombing attacks in madrid in 2004. the london bombings in 2005. now, all three times, the market was down 3% to 5% immediately thereafter and all three times the market was up single digits by the end of the year. retail sales, the "charlie hebdo" attacks. they picked back up. what's been shown is long strife affects the market, so you have a situation like egypt where you have continuous terror attacks, or the d.c. sniper. so far, single events, unless it's something catastrophic like 9/11, single events have not had significant impact on retail sales. i don't think it's going to happen this christmas either, unless you have an event, it will affect that locality, but not overall retail sales. >> jonas, the target, it's soft targets. that's the point that suzy was making. shopping malls. con

then monday maybe >> reporter: another brother traveled from his home to paris today to check on john who does not have a home phone. marie typically is not here on sundays but came to work today to try to keep her mind off all of this. >> i'm so sad for the people. i'm like shaking when we look at people run away. >> her brother's area, the neighborhood less than a mile from that concert hall. she tells me john often goes to hear concerts. john isn't on social media. for now we're live in cranford, kemberly richardson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> in tribute to the victims in paris all flags in new york city are being flown at half staff. outside the french consulate on the upper east side there is a growing tribute of flowers and messages of solidarity in honor of the attack victims. >>> as we've been reporting, france is lashing out at the islamic state group days after they claim responsibility for the deadly attacks. >> joining us now, senator charles schumer. did it come with any input, intel, assistance from u.s. authorities? >> first, u.s. and french intelligence is working together

john: what does he need to finish in iowa in order for people to think he stole it? rk: he needs to be first or second in the establishment lane , and finish above where everybody expects. john: next, we will run through the likely scenarios for that great political journalistic fantasia, the contested republican convention next summer. then weber will be here with us. ♪ the politicalile, world has been wondering if the republican nomination contest was headed toward a super bowl a contested national convention. it is fun to think about in the abstract but with primaries and , it is nowproaching more likely than ever to actually happen. the wall street journal noted that none of the candidates looks likely to pull away from the pack to secure enough delegates to secure the mantle before the nominating convention next summer. it is one thing to talk about this in the abstract, we fantasize about it every cycle. what are the actual plausible scenarios by which we end up here? mark: the five guys up on our wall right now, those five are the most likely to be able to cont

john: it is a matter of timing. how quickly does consolidation happen?you get to trump or carson versus an establishment candidate, we have never seen a sign the donald trump is a guy who can get 50%. mark: you are going to have it at least two establishment people coming out of the first two who think they have a claim on going forward. if you are so weak that you couldn't beat trump and i am are new hampshire, i don't think the establishment will say that the strongest of the weak guys, let's consolidate their. people will just say, there are fundamental weaknesses in the field. john: one way or the other, and one of our scenarios, who has the upper hand? the establishment wing or the anti-establishment? mark: normally it would be the establishment. this time i don't know. , when we come back, we will talk with a supporter of jeb bush, vin weber. that is right after this. ♪ ♪ mark: joining us now is a backer of jeb bush and the former minnesota congressman, vin weber. when you backed jeb bush you thought he had a good chance to be the nominee. he has g

john: there were various moments in the last couple days were people have noted in the press that it has been like a therapy session. the way he's talking about his father, like from the couch, doesit's not flawless, but it could be worse. john: fair enough. when we come back, we ask former bush adviser mark mckinnon for his thoughts on the bush 41 biography we just talked about, after these words. ♪ john: we are back, talking more about the book about the bushes and the presidential campaign with mark mckinnon, strategist to george w. bush and many others, including some democrats once upon a time. there is no way to look at this except them in some way being put on the couch. what do you think this impact will be on the bush family? mark m.: well, the statute of limitations on discretion has run its course. i think the former president .w. is saying some things a lot of people agree with, and has probably thought for some time, but as a matter of discretion while someone is president. i think he is saying the obvious, and he does not absolve the president of responsibility, but he has said some things, he's thinking about the legacy, the family. mark: why are both george w. bus

does it work out. this number shows you why republicans are headed in that direction. johnone assumes without taking any partisan point of view, that if you put actual numbers to this, the likelihood that it will change is the yes number going down and the no number going up. mark: this is a national poll of adults what they thought about the possibility of the u.s. a military coalition with russia to fight isis? something very much on the table now as the french and russians meet next week. good idea? 53% of adults. but idea, 35%. let's look at the partisan breakdown, it defies the normal partisan pattern. half of democrats think it's a good idea. 60% of republicans think it's a good idea. why is there bipartisan unity on this? john: this is odd. one of our pollsters said when you get a result like this, recheck the numbers. there are so few things in american life when you get more than 50% of democrats and republicans agree on anything. super surprising in the context of the world where vladimir putin has come from to play as a giant bogeyman on the world stage. the fact

leapfrog and you don't need the government to protect people from monopolies because the market does. john: not long ago general motors was. >> a role is talking about breaking of general motors and the last time i checked today actually went bankrupt how does a monopoly go bankrupt? >> now they say it is google >> there is always of boogie man to have a temporary competitive vantage if you take microsoft able never know for sure unless bill gates writes his memoir but it was pretty soon after his antitrust case he decided i to be the richest man in the world and be hated or i can become a philanthropist and the rebate will love me and certainly negates foundation has done great stuff you can say they did more good making money. >> microsoft has made lives better in many ways and what has it done since bill gates retired? >> now you can be sued for being a monopoly if your prices are too low that is predatory. or if they are too high that is monopolistic or the save as competitors than that is collusion. [laughter] fall all of the above. that is how they want it if all businesses are guilt

john: the "ft" does make money. as everybody knows, it was a lush year in profits.ast year profits of 24 million pounds on sales of 300 million pounds. i believe the "ft" has a sustainable and profitable future, but the best way of ensuring it can maximize that is by being part of a company that is completely and actually focus on journalism. that is what nikkei brings. i've been in the business of global journalism, it is a great thing to be in. being in the business of global education, likewise, important to the future of the world and a great opportunity to grow but those are two quite different horses, and you cannot ride them both simultaneously. francine: was there any moment in the negotiations where you thought actually, it is such a great brand we shouldn't be letting it go? john: personally, a hugely difficult decision for me. when i joined pearson in 1997, its ownership of the "ft" was one of the things that attracted me. ironically, the synergy between the "ft" and the rest of pearson are greater now than any time since 1987 in all the time i have been

does john mccain have a point? >> i don't think he has a point. i would say we are not exactly loved by any muslims. whether it's a much larger percent, you saw the soccer game where they were giving a minute of silence. i assume you saw that where the stadium burst out and shouting out things that even the soccer players were embarrassed of and didn't know what to do. they were doing muslim chants a week ago after the strategy in paris. they were honored with a minute of silence. i think john mccain is incorrect. i think we have to be strong. i have many muslim friends. we have to be individuvigilant strong. >> we don't paint an entire religion based on the chance of a few people. >> not a few people. a lot of people at that soccer game were going wild with their chanting. everybody was very embarrassed. we're not talking about a few people. >> what's the purpose of all this? >> you said people went wild after 9/11 and muslims went wild. >> well, think did. >> whether it's iran or you look at every muslim government in the world other than the pa

surprisingly, big john does not have a sprinkler system. >>> well, a med school student is in criticalw orleans at nearly 4:00 a.m. friday morning. a hooded man approaches, dragging her away. the woman disappears from frame. she is alone with her alleged attacker when peter gold who is a fourth-year medical student at tulane university, drives by scene. gold brakes, backs up and gets out to help. his hands up, gold pleas with the man, who has a gun on him and is demanding cash. the aspiring doctor is shot in the stomach. >> perp is a black male, grey hoodie. >> reporter: the suspect tries to shoot gold repeatedly, aiming at his head, but he fails and takes off in this suv. an anonymous bystander saw it all. >> i saw the guy with the gun shoot the guy in the stomach. i saw him stand over him and attempt to shoot him. >> reporter: the woman gold saved got away and is recovering. in a statement to abc news gold's family thanks everyone for their conditioned concern saying peter's condition is improving. a friend and classmate describes him as a great guy who "always has your back." appare

. >>> "hbo released a new image promoting season six that appears to joe john snow or does it mean something else? you never know. last week he appeared to be left for dead. some fans hoped for his return t. show does come back in april. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning." more on the backlash of genetically engineered salmon. this is the "cbs morning news." . emerge and see. . >> if i'm running short on turkey, can i run into a boston mark and come home and tell everyone, oops, it shrank? >> you know, turkey is not chicken. >> i'm pretty sure chickens are baby turkeys. >> you didn't know they were two different birds? >> okay. >> i like how serious that was. that's stephen colbert have been fun with the folks at the butterball hot line before things get too busy for them. >> i'm trying to get the duck into the turkey, but the turkey is having none of it. it keeps running away. i got the chicken into the duck. i have to tell you the duck doesn't seem too happy about that, either, it's walking funny. >> well, i don't know if i can help you there. i can help with you you