jr., age 25, is a complete mystery to his captors. >> when i walked in the room, john hinckleywas just sitting quietly on a seat, showed no emotion. >> secret service agent stephen colo is among the first to see hinckley. >> he told me that his wrist hurt, because of the handcuffs that were placed on him and that his had throat hurt. someone hurt his throat when they arrested him. well, it certainly, in my mind, it was not typical that he was complaining about himself after he had just shot a number of people. >> we were sitting in our rec room watching television when they announced that -- >> the president did not appear to be hurt, according to united press international. >> i thought to myself, oh, that's great. never dreaming that jim would even have been with him, for some reason. the phone rang immediately. it was a friend of mine, and she had heard that jim had been shot. >> the white house immediately sends a car to take sarah to the hospital. >> for some reason i just thought -- it never dawned on me he'd be badly hurt or killed. i just kept thinking, he was shot in t

now, the man who shot and wounded reagan and the three others that day was this man, john hinckley jr. and his reason for doing it it was the actress jodie foster. he said he did it because he had such strong feelings for her. he was obsessed with her. he thought this might somehow impress her or get her attention. hinkley went to trial in 1982. he was found not guilty by reason of insanity. and since then, he's been under psychiatric care at a hospital in washington, d.c. now, two months ago, that hospital, along with hinkley's attorney barry levine made a plea to a federal court judge that he should be released full-time into the custody of his mother. levine argued that his client that john hinckley is quote, clinically ready for the next step in treatment, to be set free and treated as an outpatient. now, the judge has still not decided on that request. he has given no specific timeline on when he will decide on that request. but it's a tough case for that attorney to argue. the attorney whose client is the last man who came very close to assassinating a united states president. a

though the photographers didn't know until later, the man captured in the picture behind feelman is john hinckleylater identified as the shooter. and his proximity to feelman during the assassination attempt may have saved hinckley's life. >> the secret service agent who was here was going to shoot him. and i stepped in front of him, and he told me that later that i saved hinckley's life. and i looked at him and says, well, thanks for being a little slow in thinking. >> hinckley is found not guilty by reason of insanity and placed in a psychiatric hospital. >> looking a bit pale and somewhat thinner, the president walks out with mrs. reagan. >> the president suffers massive blood loss, but his surgery is successful, and he is back in the oval office only 12 days after the shooting. secret service agent mccarthy also recovers from his wounds. officers de le hante suffers permanent nerve damage to his left arm. and press secretary brady is partially paralyzed and sustains a brain injury. he goes on to pass the brady law, requiring federal background checks on gun buyers. both feelman and brown are

. >> for me the enlightenment came was when john hinckley, jr. tried to kill president reagan was to get on the cover of "time" magazine. and the reason people will commit crimes has to do with their desire for name notoriety, for attention. anything we do that rewards that behavior is bad and encourages the behavior. >> how far do you go on that scale? we decided to show video of this person but to blur out his face. where do you draw the line between delivering the news and being complicit m inviting additional bad behaviors? >> usually the suggestion i would make is where it's covered and how it's covered. the local community need to have the complete facts. there are people there who know these families who grew up together who went to school together. but beyond the local affected reason nothing good can come from naming the shooter, from giving biographical details about the shooter, for making the shooter into a pseudo rock star by giving dramatic retellings of their life story. that's only bad. >> i maintain that in print perhaps you have

. >> no, no, that was john hinckley. i was making the comparison and i'm glad you brought it up. connecticut. the killer in denver in the movie theater inkly and this guy roof they are all the same person, psychotic sociopaths losers, okay, who are lashing out and trying to you know whatever disease they have in their mind turns violent. you can't stop them, all right? you can monitor as best you can. but society can't stop that kind of madness. go. >> but i believe that you can if you monitor them the same way right now. we just stopped a slew of kids that are trying to run out of the united states to go over to fight isis. >> it's a different thing though. you would have to change the surveillance laws and you just saw what happened with the nsa. >> don't you think that maybe right now if we are going to see and remember, bill, this young man roof, you are right, is he a lone wolf, but he has enough information online to recruit more and more. >> absolutely. the fbi is all over that now. he crossed state lines. they are all over it get his stuff and find out if there were other

and not understanding it was wrong, that would be due to his mental illness and then like say a john hinckley he should spend his life in a psychiatric facility. >> doctor thank you so much for your time. >>> next days after her big announcement caitlyn jenner has more news. she's starring in a new reality series. my next guest knows exactly what it's like to be a transgender woman in hollywood. her take on all of this in 60 seconds. >>> caitlyn jenner is ready to live and fully document her life as a woman. and now a new promo clip from her much-anticipated reality series "i am kate" has been released. here she is. >> you go through all the stuff and you start learning kind of the pressure that women are under all the time about their appearance. put it this way, i'm the new normal. >> joining me now, erica irvin who played the role of amazon eve in "american horror story freak show," the world's tallest model who came out as transgender 11 years ago. great having you on. >> it's erica irvin. >> forgive me. erica. i know exactly who you are. i want to get into your story in just a moment. bu

newly released documents reveal that john hinckley has been doing that over the past two years.und not guilty by reason of insanity in the 1981 shooting that wounded reagan and three others in d.c. but now federal judge is deciding if he can live away from a mental hospital full time. hinckley says he just want to be a good citizen get a job, and live a normal life. like being a barista or sandwich artist. and a connecticut man called 911 after early morning standoff with his had pet. >> i felt that my cat was getting too aggressive. and he attacked me and he attacked me in my leg and bite me. so me and my wife, we come outside and now we cannot go in the home for like three or four hours. >> this is, you said a cat? >> yes. >> fierce. the homeowner says the cat had a baby the night before and was likely being protective. the couple equally got back inside and told to stay away from the cat for the rest of the nit. everybody is okay. >> they are not okay. they are not okay at all. his wife -- would you respect your husband if he said we can't go inside the cat is enraged. >> not