i asked the officer if he had been issued nar lox own or nar con at which time the department hadn't. i went to my cruiser and grabbed my kit and administered a dose through his nasal passage after know lox doan at which time it sustained his breathing enough where he didn't go into full respiratory failure, giving enough time for the rescue personnel to arrive on scene and revive him intravenously through their pushes of the narcan. >> trooper deangelo, with all the good, of course, comes the bad. you have all these critics saying this will absolutely enable addicts, that law enforcement is supposed to stop them from using illegal drugs. what's your response to that? >> i wholeheartedly disagree with that. i think the layman doesn't understand that it's an illness, it's a disease, and we're able to give these people a second chance, and relapse is, in fact, a part of recovery, so i'm happy that i was able to give this vin, this gentleman a second chance at recovery. >> state trooper james d' angel from rhode island. we appreciate it. names for coming up. >>> coming up, miracle drugs.

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there's a lot of planning that goes into these festivals, nar advance, mary mentioned, maps where the wires are, what to do. we have meetings ahead of time with all of the pilots, make sure they're familiar with the drafts and where the weather might be coming down, through which valleys. peculiar to me, in all the ones i've done, never a night or late evening balloon rally or rides beforehand, other than tethered rides. i'm a little confused why this was happening then. >> you're saying visibility usually an issue? is that why? visibility? >> not only visibility but a lot going on with the weather and temperature inversions and things like that at this point during the day. so it's -- it's an exciting ride, because you get to go faster and in different directions and things like that in the eveningings, but it's just -- with the festival, not something i think i would have approved when with the faa. >> david, mary, thank you so much to both of you. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thanks. >>> the faa says a major domestic airliner flew dangerously close to a drone, and now there are

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in touch with this and that of the relay work were defined as though i do already think we're in the nar catastrophe of sorts and were not being represented. of course adding run for the libertarian nomination for president so what i can tell you is whether you already libertarian whether your democrat whether you are a republican you have baggage whether you have that baggage all or not. we're suing the presidential debate commission right now to see if i had to see if it's mathematically you are a party that can conceivably the elected president in states with enough electoral votes then shouldn't you be included in the debates has given other boys out there and the more voices we have no wheat into it on and on where this country should go my eyes suggest what will all be a lot better off but it is a two party system it's very exclusionary. i found that out to face to face it it's not a good thing more voices the better. i'm not being hypocritical here. as governor of new mexico i made it as easy as i signed legislation making it to be as easy as possible for third parties. to be able

it's developing according to the you go slauf jassen nar you.t will bring a lot of victims. >> reporter: until recently odessa had been relatively free of the rage building in the east of the country, but after what happened here on friday night, this city is not short of people who are prepared to fight. we have seen them on both sides, angry pro-russians breaking into a police station where their comrades were being held on the weekend. and those who's rallying cry is glory to ukraine, arming themselves by whatever means against separatism. odes odessa's governor has called for new recruits to join a bat italian of volunteers that will defend the city. i spoke to one after he signed up. >> something tells me that it is just going to get worse. i can't see the authority of central government in my city, and it worries me a lot, and i think -- i think it has finally come where i have to take action in my own hands and, you know, get proactive around the situation that is going on. >> reporter: the anger and hate that can lead to war is confined

reported robert petzel had no regrets when he learned that veterans died of legion ordinary -- legion nars disease at a pittsburgh facility. >>> there is confusion this week. immigration reform. she had a commitment from john boehner to get something done. boehner said that was not true. today, jarrett tweeted that her comments were misunderstood. >>> more evidence tonight about just how hard women are being hit by obamacare changes. chief national correspondent jim angle tells us the accusations are turning the political tables on the president's own party. >> reporter: the administration has accused republicans of wanling a war on women for years. >> the war on women is real? >> i think the wor on women is real. i tell you it's going to intensify. >> democrats are waging their own war on women. by cutting programs that benefited women. >> i couldn't have done it by myself. >> we demonstrated that medical care in the home reduces emergency room visits and hospitalizations. >> reporter: that's why so many oppose the straying's 14% cut in home health care. it would cut jobs, 90% filled by w

them, they tried to cross the border and they said they were picked up in the night by a gru group of nar, and now we'll get the details. they are very nervous. they actually think that somebody might have tipped the narco-s, they are darker skinned traveling with backpack in a small group. >> we know those people come up from the hills and they just told us that we are not supposed to be there. >> so were they armed? >> they are armed. >> the narcos or bandits were heavily armed. axel was so concerned that he thought he would turn himself into the authorities and hope they would get him home. one was deported, omar, the middle brother. credit ever the oldest cousin, decides what to do next. axel turned himself into the u.s. border patrol, and is in the system. since he's an unaccompanied minor child he is being processed, he may be reunited with his father in houston. how his case is eventually resolved, depends on his claims for asylum. right now in the short term there's a good chance that alex and his father in houston will be reunited in houston. >> at the top of the hour, al jazeera

they'll carry nar can kits like this. they contain syringes, nasal sprays with nal axe own. police commissioner says police officers first on the scene of an overdose will be equipped to save lives. >> samsung is a popular brand, but is under fire from factory workers in south korea after work-related diseases and deaths. harry fawcett has that story. >> reporter: it's a story of an illness, a young death and a father's fight against a corporate giant. another family relied on crowd funding. the subject matter controversial. the company at its heart is in all but name samsung, a powerful institution. this man was the movie's inspire ace. his daughter died of a rare type of leukaemia in 2007 at the age of 22. >> translation: yumi got leukemia whilst working at samsung. i've been trying to find the cause. not only yumi, but others were sick due to chemicals and radiation. >> he has joint forces with an activist group and spent years fighting a court case trying to establish ha his daughter's illness was linked to her job. this woman developed a brain tumor after leaving samsun

. >> self nar sissism or expression or cheap grace. patting yourself on the back. listen.m on twitter, alan, you're on twitter, jon, you're on twitter so twitter is a great communications tool. what's strange is when the first lady of the united states holds up a sign saying, bring back our girls. another option would be to see her husband and say, mr. president, or barack, what do you plan on doing about this? >> how do you know she hasn't? you don't know she hasn't. this shows how little george will knows about hashtags and twitter and social media. as bob pointed out, this was originally tweeted, bring back our girls, by a nigerian attorney who is not originally created by michelle obama. and the people have responded, include the pope and david cameron. to mock this kind of activist, it used to be people would march in the streets. this is much more powerful because this is global. the arab spring was partly created by what happened on twitter. these people who don't understand social media ought to not mock it because they don't know what they're talking about. jon: t

he had a plan to kill his parents and sister, setting a diversion nar fire, so he had more time to carryhe shooting as his school. where he planned to be killeded by the s.w.a.t. team there. >> initial reports seem to say police found him at the storage unit. they also found ammunition and a journal. >> that's where the details become more chilling. in that journal, he said he was inspired by events like columbine high school, like the heartbreaking shooting at sandy hook elementary. he wanted to carry this initial attack out on the 15th anniversary of columbine high school, but because that anniversary on april 20th landed on easter sunday, he didn't have the time to do it, but authorities believe he intended to carry out this attack in the coming weeks. >> details are just horrifying. including a plan to kill his family as a distraction. >> that's right. that's the diversion i was talking about, setting that fire so he had more time to carry out his attack and we should mention, we just got new details in a moment ago, as he was being transferred, after he was taken into custody, he wa

you see multi-million nars you see corporation heads that are african-american.ou see personalities and celebrities all over the place. so there's the illusion that everything is fine. how can you say -- and oprah. or how can you say someone like bob johnson or den sel washington suffers racism? look at their wealth and power and influence. so sterling is no different than anyone else. we hear this over and over again. so it's no surprise -- >> wait a minute. >> before -- before you jump in. you said you've heard him say things like that before. do you believe this guy i interviewed? >> no. you know what, i think when you mention naive, i think it was naive there that you have someone like him, and there's other african-americans i've heard during the drama that essentially are giving him a pass. so i think there's naivete on all sides. >> i think he thought he wasn't a racist -- >> i meant in the beginning. in the beginning. he walked it back after that. but he had to because he could hear it himself. >> got you. >> i think that was a shock to him. >> this jumps

matching his best ever score nar play-off game, 49 points.inning this one, miami, a ridiculous 3 poynter. if they can win game 5, they will go through to the eastern conference final. >> i was happy i was able to make enough applause to help our team win. that's all that matters. it will wasn't at ease. it's hard work and dedication, all of our guys and we put in a great effort to get this game. >> the montreal canadiens with their semifinal to the bruins after a deciding game 6 on monday. 3-2 in the series, the canadiens started scoring in the third minute. the goaltender kept the brew in hopes' attack scoreless. >> meanwhile, cruising into the second round of the role masters follows the straight sets win overall ex ander, the frenchmen race to a 5-1 lead in the opening set, eventually winning that. his opponent came back strongly in the second. tsonga having to dig deep, saving two set points before eliminating the ukrainian. now 1 win away from 300 victories on the act tour -- the apt tour. >> dinitro has gone 3. he was up against the 22-

it's the opposite of fame seeking and nars similar and the other phrases thrown at him. >> before he, he would soon be under attack and caged as a criminal. he's not caged. he's almost zen like in serenity and comfort. >> are you surprised the way it turned out? >> i'm surprised he didn't end up in an american prison. that was the assumption he would. that's what made his decision so brave. itis bizarre when media figures said he must be visible, he's in russia. as all people in russia are miserable. the reality is, of all the people i know in my life,edward noden is the most tranquil, at peace and happiest. he puts his head on the pillow every night with the knowledge he took action in defense of principals. few people can say that. >> that is true. glenn greenwald, "no place to hide." riveting stuff. thank you for joining me. >>> coming up, 60 years after brown versus board of education, separate but equal may no longer be the law. in some school districts, it looks like it is the practice. film macker alexander pelosi shows us where, just ahead. this is the first power plant in th

unfortunately congress has not always been as vision nar on these issues as we would like. little frustrating. in this year of action, wherever i can create my own opportunities for new jobs i'm going to take it. so far i've taken more than 20 executive actions from launching new hubs to attracting more high tech manufacturing jobs to america and reforming job training programs to make sure more americans are getting the skills they need to get the jobs that exist right now. and so today here at walmart, i want to announce a few more steps we're taking that are going to be good for job growth and good for our economy and don't have to wait for congress to do. they are going to be steps that generate more clean energy and waste less energy overall and leave our kids and grand kids with a cleaner, safer planner in the process. let me list these out. number one, we know making buildings more energy efficient is one of the easiest cheapest ways to save money and cut down on harmful pollution that causes climate change. it can save our businesses tens and billions of dollars a y

i would consider the rights of the poor that were violated, nar political right to protest what happenedand their economic right/property right they held over the land that was taken away. i myself would openly state the rights are good in and of themselves. that the principle of freedom of choice and consent of individuals is a value in and of itself. i don't want to say that moral statement automatically wins the argument for the right of the poor because there could be competing moral goods. but all i am saying is we cannot ignore the normative value. and that is the way the rights spread historically. people treat them good and they want them for themselves. and of course the second thing we have to consider is is the system based on political and economic rights and is it more likely to foster economic development? or is it maybe the reverse. maybe you need an auto accura accurate -- autocrat -- to make the hard choices. maybe people don't care about rights until they have a hire standard of needing and their materials are met. this is a debate we need to have. this isn't a normativ

money back with intr, and, hey, we're doing ipo of gm and all these other things, that there was no nar to explain why there was actually gnkz coming out of a program that they had just abandoned on a communications front. >> there's a chart in the book that showed how jobs have done in the six years since the crash. we're just getting to the point where we have the same number of jobs that we had then. all crisises are already terrible. the other countries have had similar crisis, and it's taken them six years to recover all the jobs they lost. this makes me think are we giving geithner and the whole bush and obama economic teams too much of a bad rap here? they were playing such a difficult hand that maybe they were playing better than par? >> i think if you -- it's important to look at the outcomes of how do we handle this crisis? what grade would you give them? i think there's the first responder element and then there's the kind of, you know, repair and recovery element. i think on the first responder element, we did really well. you forget one of the things that comes out in the b

to the palestinians and israelis walking the tight rope between the two sides and appealing to both nar tifs. >> a lot of excitement. nick schifrin there. thank you for joining us from there. >>> in less than two weeks presidential elections will take place in syria. state tv reports rebels in southern syria killed 40 people at the pro-government rally. the president has not made any public appearances in more than a month and is expected to win a third 7-year term. the u.s. opposition is criticising the polls, calling them a farce. an estimated 150,000 have been killed in the 3-year civil war. >>> tensions are mounting in turkey. violent clashes have been erupting. demonstrators denouncing the coal mine disaster killing 300 people. protesters are provoking the violence and the government of istanbul is calling for faum. two people lost their lives in the clashes. >> reporter: he came to attend a funeral in istanbul. this bystander ended up being shot and died in hospital. 24 hours later this funeral was for him. >> as mourners gathered for a second time at the house of worship they cha

would have been that the 14 troops and marines attacked that day, ambushed that day, by locals in ku narvince, the death toll would have been much higher than six. possibly including wiping out the entire platoon. it's a very tough part of the war. it's a very tough part of the world. and of course, we see the actions -- we see the emotions these guys feel, where they're focusing almost entirely on the guys who didn't make it back. >> yeah. just reading the stars and stripes article, sergeant white was asked about the excitement of this day and this honor. of course, it's outweighed by the cost of losing friends and colleagues. keeping that in mind, as the celebration at the white house begins. jake tapper, thank you very much. >> thank you, brooke. >>> now this. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> as we continue on, we begin with more breaking news. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. first, out of baltimore, maryland, someone has crashed a truck into a tv station. we know that evacuations are under way. we know reportedly this individual in his landscaping vehicle, reported

part of the the disconnect is the economy may go well in the macro sense but for our nar families, theye a rising tide. >> i thought the idea that there's a majority with the system stacked against them. i know democrats will be pushing minimum wage as a central issue moving forward. we know a majority of americans support minimum wage. but is there an enthusiasm gap around it? help me understand the difference between supporting minimum wage and coming out to vote on minimum wage? >> i think -- i've listened to your segment earlier with kate and other folks. it's very clear from the polling why the republicans are pushing obamacare. that works for republicans. on the flip side, issues like pay equity really work for democrats. and look, this is a cliche, but we have the votes to win elections if our folks get out. minorities, unmarried women. minimum wage, pay equity. ch those are issues that work with so-called dropoff voters. elections are usually in the middle. they like the minimum wage. i really think independents are the toss-ups. since the elections are still six months away, yo

. >> karl rove is not a doctor but he is very connected to wealthy conservative doen nars.them in 2016 hillary clinton's health will be part of his conversation. he's trying to cross that threshold early. i think the problem for rove is, as much as some in the gop base may cheer speculation about clinton's health, at the same time, some donors, wealthy donors, may be wary of rove's comments. when you look at groups that he's associated with will those dollars still be there if this is the way karl rove is going to operate ahead of 2016. >> a clinton spokesperson told the new york post, assure dr. rove she's 100%. karl rove has deceived the country for years but there is no words for this level of lying. no question republicans are trying to lay down a marker for her, if you run we are going to be tough. we're going to bring back up monicalewinsky, benghazi and the state department. but again, i'm just having a hard time where you would suggest someone has traumatic brain injury before -- as they're considering a candidate for presidency. they think they're going to scare he