martha? martha: wow. not just boulder. everywhere these days. >> reporter: absolutely. a lot of bear trouble. in a suburb of denver they had to remove a 200 bound bear to lock down two schools while they got this female bear out of there. right now as i speak, martha, in centennial, colorado, they have another bear surrounded trying to get that bear out of there. i'm not kidding. it is actually a big problem here in colorado. l.a. has the car chases. we have our bear chases. helicopters go up, everybody watches. you have to be careful. it can be dangerous, martha. martha: it dangerous. we have bears in new jersey, suburbs of new york. i don't know what is going on out there. alicia, thank you very much. gregg: i think we have coyotes. new developments in the man hunt for three suspects in the killing of a illinois police officer. why surveillance video from a nearby home may hold the key to catching the killers. hii'm here to tell homeowners that are sixty-two and older about a great way to live a better retirement... it's

martha.here is the lineup for the debate tomorrow night. donald trump right in the middle as the frontrunner. most everybody else looking for a breakout moment. the rhetoric intensified last couple days. >> i'm tired of people tearing down this country and dividing us. i believe we need to unite behind a common purpose and that purpose is a strong america, because america's leadership in the world matters. >> crony capitalism is alive and well, ladies and gentlemen, because when government gets big, costly, complicated, powerful, only the big, the powerful, the wealthy and well-connected can handle it. >> we're still all-americans. and we have much more in common than the things that separate us. and that is what we must keep in mind because our strength is in our unity. >> i think if you try too hard, people see that that is not what they want in a leader. what they want is somebody who is strong and knows who they are in here and that is exactly what i will show everybody tuesday wednesday

martha? martha: fox news alert now. this news breaking moments ago. massive manhunt now coming to an end. the suspect, accused of killing a kentucky state trooper is now in custody we can tell you. police say 25-year-old joseph thomas johnson-shanks gunned down trooper joe seven cameron ponder late sunday during a high-speed chase in kentucky. ponder was taken to nearby hospital but he died there shortly before midnight. the 31-year-old had been on the force for less than one year. eric: another tragic reminder of the importance of law enforcement. meanwhile on the campaign trail republican rivals are are takinm the at frontrunner. >> donald trump's not against big government. he is just against the folks that happen to be running it. donald trump is for donald trump. he believes in nothing other than himself. eric: man, oh, man, has bobby jindal been at it when it comes to donald trump. he will have a lot more coming up as he talks to martha about it. martha: the refugee crisis in europe exploding. germany saying that a million people could enter the

martha: good morning, i'm martha. take a look at some of these numbers. 24% still want donald trump for the nomination but that's an 8-point drop for donald trump since a few weeks ago. carly fiorina benefiting from her performance. she is in second place, overtaking dr. ben carson. bill: byron york is with us, good morning to you. these debates have a way of changing things. >> the fox news debate in cleveland reordered the race and there are early signs this debate is together same thing. though i should caution it's early. give it a week or so for voter's opinions to sink in. but a big winner is carly fiorina the early debate got 1/4 of the audience of the 24 million who watched the prime time debate on fox. this time she was in prime time and she made the most of that opportunity. she has jumped in the polls. already you are seeing a lot more criticism of her time at ceo of hewlett packard. bill: you can talk about those who are moving and falling. scott walker's campaign at least in this poll is hurting. >> it's

martha. martha: all right.dential candidates gearing up for the second big bait tonight. a lot at stake those looking to make favorable impression. others feeling the show on the campaign trail. we'll show you what is next. >> memy ple >> my prediction is 11 people on stage. we have to run. but we will be on the radio in a few. >> so, the republican candidates gear up for round two as the campaign shifts into high gear. hello, everybody. >> we have live pictures from the ronald reagan library where another battle could be shaking up between the top ranking outsiders and those referred to as establishment candidates as a recent poll is showing donald trump ahead at the pack and when

some were kidnapped, martha. martha: incredible. mean almost two years after the initial request to put together a moderate syrian force that might have a chance there. so, we'll see where this goes. jennifer, thank you very much. >>> as promised new reaction this morning after donald trump take as swipe at carly fiorina. mr. trump appeared to insult the former hewlett-packard ceo saying her appearance makes her unfit to lead essentially. our own brit hume says mr. trump sounds more like a child than a presidential candidate. >> is this the behavior of a strong and confident man a man prepared to be the, you know the leader of the free world? or is this schoolboy stuff? is this kind of borish, sexist taunt at that you would expect from somebody who is just simply not grown up? martha: brit hume basically saying what is on a lot of people's minds when they listen to donald trump's most recent statements you know what, but we're looking at numbers, bret, it doesn't seem to have any impact at all? >> not yet, martha. definitely not. he

martha: we do.hink a lot of people wished we watched the situation before it got to this point because it has been made very clear that islamic radical groups including isis have wanted to push out people who disagree with their religious beliefs. people who don't want them to be in charge. these people have been screaming for help for a long time. we were told there was a coalition that would degrade and destroy this group among others who are still out there, to prevent these people from leaving their own homes and allow them to worship as they please in their own homeland. those days are over, very, very sadly, kevin. what responsibility do we bear and how does this play out looking forward in this process of election and debating all this. >> i may surprise some people too. i agree with david, at least initial part what he said there because you can not see the story of little elon wash up on the store and not put yourselves in the shoes of father who lost ahold of him in the water how anybody c

martha: we'll see you soon. >> thank you, martha. martha: you bet. bill: hire is something that might be kind of cool. we're up and running 298. almost up 300 points after minutes of trading on dow 30. long labor day weekend, stocks in china were decent. they held up, imagine that and we're following suit up about 2%. we'll watch it throughout the day to see if that holds. >>> four officials accused of helping a notorious drug lord escape from maximum security prison. a judge set to decide their fate william la jeunesse. he will chap poe, as he is known need ad lot of help to make this escape. >> every expert said it was inside job. only question how many were in on it. right now the number is he have s federal judge in mexico saying monday two prison employees in the control room and two members of mexico' intelligence agency helped el chapo escape. two guards and supervisor who were in charge. there is a camera inside of disabuse man's cell. they were charged with purposely looking other way and failing to sound the alarm and cost chapo 50000000 in

martha. martha: he's working on his campaign in iowa. he's got his work cut fought for number his home state. how critical is this particular forum. what's the look how things look south carolina at this point, mike? >> i should note the polls were taken before this week's republican presidential debate. so the real clear politics average of recent polls reflects donald trump leading in the by a big margin. followed by dr. ben carson, then you have jeb bush, ted cruz, marco rubio and carly fiorina. you can expect appeal to the religious conservatives. >> a country like ours needs to lead the world to take care of the persecuted krifortians in the middle east. a country like ours needs to stand for people who aspire to the freedoms we have here as a value we appreciate and share. >> reporter: south carolina is the first in the south primary so some candidates naturally play better down here. if you don't win in iowa or new hampshire some candidates will be looking to get on the board first her

martha?d a woman passes out in front of her young granddaughter and that little girl becoming a hero. >> nine one one, what is the address of your emergency? >> my grandmother is knocked out on the floor in the bathroom. i'm seven years old. >> is she awake? >> i don't know. bill: if you are just joining us here is the headline, what an earth shaker for the league, tom brady and nfl. four-game suspension dating back to "deflategate" last january has been erased. tom brady will not be suspended one week away from the beginning of the nfl season when the patriots host the steelers thursday night. judge richard berman says nfl commissioner roger goodell went too far in the punishment of the super bowl mvp quarterback. brady insisted he played no role in the conspiracy to deflate footballs below allowed limit last january. the judge said the league is wrong and brady can play on. more reaction when we get it here in "america's newsroom." martha: first we want to get back to this story today. outr

martha: yeah.en no indication he will do anything other than what he believes is right so far. so we'll see where this goes. ambassador bolton, thank you very much. >> thank you, martha. bill: so the crisis in syria escalating as russia steps up its military presence in that country. has the u.s. strategy fallen apart entirely? martha: new fallout over the white house invites of critics of the church teachings. they are welcoming them to the ceremony for pope francis tomorrow. so we'll talk about that. >> i'm not sure that president obama needs to school and lecture pope francis on catholic doctrine and why he is wrong. last name time i checked, it is the pope who is supposed to lecture christians, not the other way around. 40% of the streetlights in detroit, at one point, did not work. you had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corridors that were just totally pitch black. those things had to change. we wanted to restore our lighting system in the city. you can have the greatest dream

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martha. to go and talk about the thing that was closest to pope francis's heart. that is the defense of the christians in the middle east. and then it seems that pope francis also went tort heart of the good things that he shares with president obama. and, that actually means something gets done. i find that to be remarkable, pope francis, president obama, trying to find the things they agree on and work together on those things rather than showing off the things they disagree with the other on. martha: yeah. the president also spoke about, he said to the pope, you're shaking us out of our complacency. he said, as i brought up earlier, i believe discomfort is a blessing. and that you have shaken our conscience from sum per and that -- slumber and that does provoke feelings on all sides of the political, conservative or liberal spectrum. everybody has been sort of asked the question whether or not they are right in their thinking on many of these issues. >> yeah. you're right, martha. i think

martha: i'm martha maccallum live on capitol hill where the pontiff is expected to arrive at any moment. he will first speak with the house speaker john boehner. they will meet in the ceremonial office. he will be the first pope to address a joint session of congress. he will enter through what is known as the horse carriage entrance. he will go to the speaker's office and he will go through the statuary hall. there are five statues of prominent catholic figures and father serra is one of the statues represented there. john boehner says he doesn't know quite what he's going to say when the pope arrives. he says he usually asks his visitors, how is the economy where you are from? at 9:46 the speaker will call the house to order. the supreme court will file in, members of the cabinet. at 10:01, you will hear words never spoken before, mr. speaker, the pope of the holy see. bill: when you think about what john boehner has done now. in his second term in 1994 he started a petition for then house speaker tom foley to get the pope to come speak before congress. now you have john boehner, 12 b

martha: good morning, i'm martha maccallum. you have hundreds of federal, state and local police trying to track down the killers of 30-year veteran lieutenant charles joe gliniewicz. this morning we are learning some of the scanner traffic has come in from before the backup arrived. >> officer safety, man with a gun. 128 honing in fox lake. a male white and a male black fled from scene taking the officer's firearm and pepper spray. shots were fired. unknown direction of travel. bill: the area focused on south of chicago. he's known to his friends as g.i. joe. >> i lost a very dear friend. lieutenant joe gliniewicz was a family man and a dear friend to the entire village of fox lake. bill: what more did we learn during the police update? >> unfortunately the update does not include good news or good hot leads. the local authorities released the perimeter and that means they exhausted the potential of it. for the 400 personnel out of here, all of the aircraft that were searching a two-mile grid, they released that perimeter. now

martha, back to you. martha: we have a stunning sequence of events. you are watching on the right-hand side of your screen as pope francis just entered the nation assembly where he will speak moment away. on the left-hand side of your screen, that's the position where we expect the house speaker john boehner in a stunning move. chad pergram said he spoke with his people just days ago, and even though there was a discussion about the difficult tenure of john boehner, that he was going nowhere. then you have this visit from the pope yesterday. and one has to ask the question, did something move him? now he's in a difficult position competing with the pope at the united nations. i suspect he probably won't do that. so we'll see what happens first here. you have got the spot where he's expected to speak moment away and the united nations on the right-hand side of your screen. we have chris stirewalt standing by with his huge development. >> good morning. martha: what do you think? >> i think john boehner's tear, his emotional state make more sense today.

martha: good morning, i'm martha maccallum. we'll always remember the incredible bravery and selflessness we witnessed that day. but as we honor and remember those who were lost and those who died fighting in the war on terror as well, we are reminded of the threat we still face in the world today. bill: the children, the nieces, the nephews, the widows, this will go on for some time throughout the day. it's 9:01. as we come up on 9:02. we are reminded of so many vivid moment. 10,000 to 14,000 people were in the towers and ordered to evacuate at that moment. at 9:03 there will and moment of silence. that's the time united airlines flight 105 went into the south tower and took out 10 floors 75-85 killing everyone on board and hundreds inside the south tower at that moment. martha: i think back to that day. and he year you think somehow the potency of remembering what happened that day will diminish yet it never ever does nor should it. you watch these children grow up. we hear a young lady say i wish i had met you. so many of th

martha and nelly are holding a map and martha is pointing to something on the map which might be pennsylvania avenue or the grand avenue. something where the white house would be. the second is mount vernon, washington told the--washington's home 30 miles up the potomac. the unidentified black servant in the corner of the painting -- it's not known, it might be meant to portray washington's very devoted personal slave who was with him through the war. his name was will, william lee whom washington freed with his , will. his name was the second mentioned after martha. it may have just been to add or make it known that it was a virginia planter home. the view up the potomac is for washington. it was a commission for a painting by savage. that is what led to this commission. i'm not sure where it hung. i think savage showed it and it was more -- i think it may have been something savage kept and allow people to see because people were so interested. it was the talk of philadelphia when it was being painted. everybody wanted to see it. george washington was so important and everyone wanted an ima

incredible appetizers with martha stewart. featuring the 8g band with stephen perkins. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is late night. how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] good to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. "game of thrones" picked up a record breaking 12 emmys last night including best drama "game of thrones" also made up about two-thirds of the in memoriam montage. [ laughter ] wisconsin governor scott walker has become the second gop presidential hopeful to drop out of the 2016 race. he says he looks forward to his new job as the picture in the dictionary next to the word duh! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] new polls showed donald trump's support amongst the republican party has decreased by 8% since last month. huh. it must have been something he said or did or is. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] probably one of those, right? one of those three? donald trump complained today thing ove

as well as martha hennessy, catholic worker.e will talk more about that, a volunteer at the maryhouse catholic worker in new york. granddaughter of dorothy day, who is in the first phase of beatification of the road to sainthood. we will be back in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: "ordain a lady." this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. with nermeenan shaikh. our guest as we talk about this historic trip of the pope, his first ever, arginine -- argentinian pope francis. martha hennessy was arrested janice sevre-duszynska was arrested yesterday protesting. we're also joined by robert ellsberg, edited and published selected writings by dorothy day, as well as her diaries and letters. editor and publisher of orbis books. it is the american imprint of the maryknoll order. us,martha hennessy is with the granddaughter of dorothy day and volunteers at very house catholic worker in new york. she's been fasting and praying and holding a vigil at the united nations since tuesday evening. we welcome you all to dem

martha raddatz live in washington. martha, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the deadly floods here in this country. across utah. and we showed you the moment those cars were swept away by the rushing waters. three mothers and their children inside the cars carried away. tonight, abc's nick watt with a story of two boys who survived. what they did in those crucial moments, the air bag in that car. >> oh, no! oh, no! there's two vehicles! >> reporter: in hildale today, they named their dead, killed in these vehicles. three sisters, josephine and naomi jessop, della black and nine of their children. three survived. one says he cut through his airbag, climbed through the window and jumped from the roof. a 6-year-old boy, still missing. 30 miles north, in zion national park, they're searching for one missing hiker. six others confirmed dead after a flash flood. hildale is home to the polygamous sect led by warren jeffs, currently serving a life sentence for sex crimes. they're suspicious of outsiders. they live a s

so, let's get right to abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz tonight, because martha, you pressed the chairman of the house intelligence committee on this very point. how do we keep our eye on those americans and let's listen to what we told you. >> reporter: are you confident that we can track all 250? >> no, i'm not. and this has long been the concern about fighters that go into iraq and syria, get trained and then have a western passport and get back either into europe or into the united states. >> reporter: and you believe they could get back into the united states? >> absolutely. >> so, martha, we heard it right there. he believes they can come back? >> reporter: he certainly does. and the 250 figure is more than double the number given last year, even though u.s. law enforcement has been making a major effort to track those being recruited by isis and others. there have been about 70 criminal cases brought in the u.s., but the report says americans are being radicalized at an unprecedented speed, and straining the abilities of law enforcement to monitor and inte

>> all right, martha raddatz martha, thank you. >>> now to the race for 2016, and a major new development today. 6,000 new pages, e-mails from her private server released. also new tonight, what was said about the committee investigating benghazi? now investigating longer than the watergate scandal. you're about to hear what the man many believe could be the next speaker of the house said what that committee has now accomplished. and hillary clinton's fiery response. and she's not the only one talking tonight. former president bill clinton back in the game, as well. abc's cecilia vega on the campaign trail. >> reporter: tonight, more than 6,000 e-mails from hillary clinton's private account made public. but now, hundreds of those e-mails stored on her home server when she was secretary of state deemed so sensitive they've been marked classified. the house committee that brought the e-mail controversy to light back in the spotlight once again. the republican congressman hoping to replace speaker john boehner suggesting on fox news that the bipartisan investigation into benghazi is behind c

let head to martha rad dad who is hosting "this week." good morning, martha.or lindsey graham is worried that his resignation will cause a quote, meltdown within the gop". is there more concern about this possible meltdown or who will replace boehner? >> house majority leader kevin mccarthy seems to be the odds on favor to replace boehner. he's a main stream republican, a different face, a younger face and not john boehner. however, new speaker or not, the problems remine. there's a huge divide in the republican party and they may not have a meltdown but don't expect everyone to suddenly get along. >> okay, there's more trouble brewing for hillary clinton. the state department confirms to abc news she was using her private server months earlier than she claimed. seems she can't get ahead of this scandal, martha. now she's going to be testifying about benghazi in a month. how is she going to overcome these distractions? >> this isn't going to go away. just when she seemed to have a pretty clear week on the campaign trail, it pops up again with old previously un

martha. on behalf of the whole family including my father who passed away last year, who founded difficult to remember this day but never wanted to forget his namesake son. >> and my father, we are your legacy we think about you every day and we look forward to continuing to live our lives in your tradition. >> william. gerard. of the shah. gregory. sarah. michele marie. judith. donald regan. thomas reagan. kristin michael. howard. james bryan riley. kevin o'reilly. timothy ryan a. ready. joshua scott reiss. karen. john. john thomas. martha. david. todd rubin. john frederick. francis. david. 11. cecilia richards. and my brother, said the unsung hero of my life, god bless the united states of america. >> my father although i was only three months old never met you mom always tells me how i exactly like you and i am very proud to be your son i will follow in your footsteps i know you were all the watching over me. god bless america. ♪ >> gregory david richards. michael richards. jimmy richards.

david moon and martha. >> thank you. i mean, i want to apologize to grandma lee for the insults that she's faced here today. and these are the insults saying she's a liar. that she wanted to be a prostitute for the japanese military. i'm not coming from the individuals who make them, they're come from the japanese government. the japanese government are telling these people they were not comfort women. that's what they're saying. and today as we meet to discuss these issues, there's tens of thousands of people marching in tokyo against a bill to militarize the bill. how is it going to benefit the people of asia and japan who have gone through wars that have left millions dead. we have a responsibility

david moon and martha. >> thank you. i mean, i want to apologize to grandma lee for the insults that she's faced here today. and these are the insults saying she's a liar. that she wanted to be a prostitute for the japanese military. i'm not coming from the individuals who make them, they're come from the japanese government. the japanese government are telling these people they were not comfort women. that's what they're saying. and today as we meet to discuss these issues, there's tens of thousands of people marching in tokyo against a bill to militarize the bill. how is it going to benefit the people of asia and japan who have gone through wars that have left millions dead. we have a responsibility

martha maccallum on deck. big story in texas.school football b players may have attacked a ref on the field. martha is next. this is called n. this is called n. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. >>> back. book seeing isment tonight, did you see that? last friday night in texas sanjay high school was playing marble falls high in football. the game was intense. now there is two players that have attacked a ref on the field. >> this is a video viewed 5 million times. two players blind side an official. >> the incident is shameful to us. and, yet, in no way, does it reflect what we stand for. >> what could happen in the heat of battle that could lead to this? >> there is really three layers we are looking at. >> sanjay players say racial slurs were electricity directed at them by the umpire. >> here now martha maccallum. any evidence to back up the racial slur accusation? >> no evidence to back that up. the high school and the district are standing by these refs. they say they have no evidence that anything

the cocoa >> now martha beyond the end her book, the black revolution on campus. this event was part of book tv visit to northwestern university. it's 20 minutes. >> host: now joining us author martha biondi. what do you do hear? >> guest: professor of african-american studies. >> host: what do you teach? >> guest: i just finished teaching a freshman seminar called is america post- racial. i do african-american history after the civil war down to the present. >> host: what is your answer to that question? what does that mean, post-racial? >> guest: the course interrogates this idea that began to circulate after the election of barack obama to the presidency that perhaps the united states had overcome its long history of racism, segregation, and white supremacy. there was a there was a lot of attention to the question. we have seen very unfortunate and dramatic illustrations that that is absolutely not the case. the course explored a whole range of issues for affirmative action in higher education the police violence, police brutality, voter laws to take up the que

do you have anything to add as martha said? [ inaudible ] any other comments or questions? moving right along then. thank you, anna. i'm going to do a real quick fleet week brief. fleet week is right right around the corner. in addition, to the blue angels and spectacular airshow that we see the public-facing side of fleet week, as well as the ships that come into san francisco bay. there is a whole bunch of other activities that take place as well:the city and county of san francisco is organizing with the fleet week center for humanitarian assistance in disaster relief a series of events to help us train and prepare and get better as the mayor mentioned, responding with our military partners. so fleet week brings all of the first responders, federal, state and local government disaster response agencies together with the department of defense services to develop these relationships and plans in advance. so that when we need mutual assistance, when we do have some large event here in san francisco, we know how to talk to each other already, and we have those relationships

martha, thank you. a reminder, martha will have much more on the race to the white house. and she's going one-on-one with the rising republican presidential candidate ben carson who we just saw in mary's piece. all coming up on "this week" later this morning right here on abc. >>> we want to turn things over to abc's tom llamas. once again in for ron. you're leading this morning with an update on the phoenix sniper. >>> good morning guys. we begin in arizona, all-out manhunt is on the way. authorities say that a 19-year-old is still a person of interest but not the prime suspect. there have been 11 confirmed shootings on the interstate. this morning, football fans urged to take caution to the head opener. officials suggesting alternate routes. to avoid i-10 the main highway to the stadium >>> now, to europe, struggling to deal with the massive wave of refugees. eu leaders will meet monday to come up with a plan to cope with this escalating crisis. this, as thousands of people across europe rally in support of the refugees who are primarily from syria. german police say 12,

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>> martha raddatz live in washington tonight. martha, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, to croatia, the front line in the largest humanitarian crisis since world war ii now. tensions boiling over at this train station near the border with serbia. refugees climbing through windows. stunning images tonight. a double wide stroller, children inside, passed above the crowd. refugees clashing with police, desperately trying to find a new route now that hungary has closed its borders. >>> next here at home, new developments in that high speed race on a quiet street in beverly hills. the cars with foreign plates ignoring stop signs and the pedestrians who were nearby. tonight, the owner of at least one of those cars, a prince from the middle east. and why no one has been charged. here's abc's nick watt. >> reporter: a $1.3 million ferrari racing on a leafy beverly hills street, cops suspect a qatari prince may be at the wheel. a porsche in hot pursuit, blowing through stop signs. the cars parked at this house, where a man lashed out at a

abc's martha raddatz with the details. >> the figures are jaw drop ipi. take a look at the numbers. the goal of this $500 million program, 5,400 trained fighters in the first year. so far, we have spent $42 million on the program. and we now have you just four or five trained rebels still in the fight. that's about $10 million per fighter. vetting and training is extremely difficult. and there are no u.s. troops with rebels once they're inside syria. but clearly, the training is not working. one senator causing this a total failure. the military says they are trying to fix it. martha raddatz, abc news, washington. >>> a texas teen arrested after his home ho made clock was miss taken for a bomb was invited to the washington. police say they have no plans tons charge ahmed mohamed but he was suspended from school for three days. some say he was singled out because he's a muslim american. he's now an internet sensation. twitter, google and facebook have all reached out. >> good for him. you know, we made our own waves on social media yesterday due to our expert you might call it artist

>> her name is martha and martha is about.eah, a little worried though because it's happening. >> oh, okay. one, two, three go. >> reality is the buzz word. extras are real trauma nurses and real e.r. trauma gary a boot camp hollywood medical school. >> stick in there. you move at all, it's gone, you know? >> so actors right now are doing various, very complicated, sometimes surgical procedures, and in realtime with real deer. >> get caught up in the wires in the emergency room, and we're a little forgiving to ourselves. >> the shots stiemts get bloome blocked but they keep the cameras rolling to capture the messy feel of true life. >> the training is so intense, you really feel like you could do this stuff if you were called. >> i could do it. i could deliver a baby. >> do a c-section. >> i can't do this. >> you can. >> i'm offering c-section on the 101 freeway. you know, free of charge. >> marcia is going to be very busy. besides "code black," she has a movie coming out. plays lilly tomlin's daughter in "grandma." >>> we're