if mccabe loses his footing now, it could be fatal. >> he would have been swept down river.t know. >> but nelson's timing is perfect. >> i was able to get this drop around him and gave the signal. that's when we came up through the tree, and we were about 25 feet up above the river, just enough to clear those trees. >> mccabe is so happy to be out of the tree, he almost loses his fear of heights. >> i remember dangling there and saying kind of fun being up here, kind of. >> once mccabe is on the bank, the rescuers turn their attention to ed. they position the chopper and this time, deputy don mcadoo makes the drop. by now, he has an additional challenge to deal with. >> my pilot was a little bit fatigued. my systems operator, kevin, who is standing on the skid running the hoist and basically putting us into position, he's been at it for about an hour. the winds have really kicked up. >> the chopper's whirling blades add to the turbulence. >> wow. it is pretty scary in itself, that wind that's also being created. >> i'm like a yo-yo. i'm at the mercy of my systems operator wh

targeted in there are so many other issues with the criminal justice system as well why president obama mccabeout for after the verdict because there is a thought and a feeling that african americans are added disproportionate level to give higher sentences for cocaine also is in jail for different things. versus the white person so tell me about the battle. >> guest: i take issue unemployment rates that they had to invalidate. >> been that way since we have been here. know they haven't but you will see black participation rates higher than white labor participation. if you go back to the census coming i'm a slavery through the 1940's you will see the two-parent households are higher among blacks than whites. so you have to look at the trend that was already in place for the major celebration -- and civil-rights legislation passed in 1944 and 1960 the 40-point drop in america. and that trend continues but at a much slower pace. >> with lbj we began the war on poverty talk about the census with slavery and the '50s and '60s but what kind of jobs? now in midget positions of president with those

jill mccabe. and you know, one thick i thought was very fascinating is you don't necessarily have to hit your head in record tore suffer from a concussion. so how is that possible? >> reporter: that is absolutely correct. many concussions occur with an impact to the head. you can quickly move your head back and fourth during an injury and just the jarring of the brain can cause a concussion. >> so how do you know if you suffered a concussion? >> headache, sleepiness, nausea. some mental fogginess. so your brain normally can do things it can't do once you have had a concussion. it is harder for you to complete tasks or focus on them. >> so what do you do if your child has suffered a concussion? >> the first step will be rest. the first thing you want to do, a period of 48 to 72 hours of rest. no physical exercise and cognitive rests. so nothing that will overstimulate your brain. >> which is important because we know how much kids love ipads and video games. no tv, nothing that will stimulate the b

. >> senator mccabe. >> thank you. odds and ends. most of my questions have been asked already by my colleagues. give me the status on the safety of the american embassy in baghdad and our consuls in iraq. >> thank you. it's our foremost priority, it's something we watch every day very closely. that is why we have rebalanced our security apparatus at the embassy, brought in substantial department of defense capabilities into the embassy and into the airport. our assistant secretary for diplomatic security was there last week. we feel very confident about the protection of our people. it is something we watch literally every second of every day. our knowledge and understanding of the defense of baghdad is night and day different from six weeks ago. >> because of the appointment of advisors you were discussing? >> yes. >> the iranian influence in iraq, beyond political influence, how about iranian expenditures in iraq, whether it's to back up the military or provide training and assistance? what is iran doing in iraq right now that is

. >> senator mccabe. >> thank you. odds and ends. most of my questions have been asked already by my colleagues. give me the status on the safety of the american embassy in baghdad and our consuls in iraq. >> thank you. it's our foremost priority, it's something we watch every day very closely. that is why we have rebalanced our security apparatus at the embassy, brought in substantial department of defense capabilities into the embassy and into the airport. our assistant secretary for diplomatic security was there last week. we feel very confident about the protection of our people. it is something we watch literally every second of every day. our knowledge and understanding of the defense of baghdad is night and day different from six weeks ago. >> because of the appointment of advisors you were discussing? >> yes. >> the iranian influence in iraq, beyond political influence, how about iranian expenditures in iraq, whether it's to back up the military or provide training and assistance? what is iran doing in iraq right now that is

. >> senator mccabe. >> thank you. odds and ends. most of my questions have been asked already by my colleagues. give me the status on the safety of the american embassy in baghdad and our consuls in iraq. >> thank you. it's our foremost priority, it's something we watch every day very closely. that is why we have rebalanced our security apparatus at the embassy, brought in substantial department of defense capabilities into the embassy and into the airport. our assistant secretary for diplomatic security was there last week. we feel very confident about the protection of our people. it is something we watch literally every second of every day. our knowledge and understanding of the defense of baghdad is night and day different from six weeks ago. >> because of the appointment of advisors you were discussing? >> yes. >> the iranian influence in iraq, beyond political influence, how about iranian expenditures in iraq, whether it's to back up the military or provide training and assistance? what is iran doing in iraq right now that is