the quaids take the babies to the hospital for a course of antibiotics. a blood thinner called heparin is used to prepare their ivs. >> when you have an iv, there's a very, very, very dilute dose that they'll put a minuscule amount in the iv so that the iv doesn't clot up. >> when the babies get the iv, their blood unexpectedly turns thin as water. >> at one point as the doctors tried to clamp a bleeding wound in the remnant of t-boon's umbilical cord, blood spurted six feet across the room and splattered on the wall. >> doctors realize somebody has given the babies a massive overdose of heparin. 1,000 times more than it's supposed to be. >> they didn't notice that it was the wrong dose. >> here's how that overdose happens. >> the adult dose was in a dark blue vial. the pediatric dose was in a light blue vial. >> a technician accidentally puts the adult dose of heparin in the location where the children's dose is usually stored. then a nurse grabs the bottle without checking it. >> and our babies could have died that night. >> thankfully, doctors managed

i found out after a few incidents that i was working for captain quaid. the day that robert kennedy was shot he did a little tap dance in his office, the office clerks told us told us that he said it was about time that someone shot that commie sonofabitch. and he was checking the lot lines last night and he found amount of earth with a wooden headstone with his name on it. he got the message. at that point he became extremely paranoid, spent all this time in his office cubicle and came out come up with reasons not to command the convoy. he always came up with an excuse that they needed him. he was the the commander on that 140 truck convoy we found out later that he disappeared off the radio for about 12 minutes. in that time we took a bunch of casualties. i was trying to get a hold of him so i could rely the enemy position so he could call in, what they called counter battery fire and that never happened and we took a lot of casualties and he came up with some excuses. after that day june 10, 1968, he never took another convoy. he never took a convoy to

quaid, stay strong. i love you all. i'm trying to get back to my family.e got a business on the streets. i can be making money. i own a candy truck, mobile candy truck selling coffee, candy, potato chips, white t-shirts. >> but when henry was arrested, he was in possession of more than just candy and t-shirts. >> i ended up in prison for 30 rocks of crack cocaine and 150 ecstasy pills. i'm currently serving 14 years for it. >> another thing that keeps me going is these right here, letters from my family. >> brushy mountain receives hundreds of letters a day addressed to inmates. but first every piece of mail is scanned for materials prohibited by the tennessee department of corrections. >> we've had panties come through. we've had letters with perfume and then pubic hair with body fluids. of course, they're allowed to have pictures. some pictures we do have to deny if it's nudity. >> it's real graphic. >> the officer found two nude pictures. >> a lady in columbia sent those. >> columbia. she writes some -- she's missing him. she's missing him bad. we'll re

. >> "frequency" with dennis quaid. he's a father, a firefighter. dies fighting a fire. they are talking via ham radio over time and space. i just lost my dad. it was -- >> that's an under rated movie. >> it's terrific. >> that will send me to tears in this one. pierce! mr. brosnan! hi! what sends you into tears? >> this show. >> yeah, this show. i said that without moving my lips. good morning, everyone. "bridges of madison county". >> oh! >> yeah. >> when she reaches for the door handle. >> ooh. >> we need tissue and drinks. >> have a drink. >> we are doing the weather here for a minute. >> can you put the weather up in there? let pierce try to -- there you go. >> oh, dear. >> tsunami. big swell here. coming up. then it will clear up and, al, i need help, please. >> i'm coming over right now. >> this is going around and around. >> we have a tropical storm. this is erika. 750 miles east of the leeward islands moving west at 20 miles per hour. >> that was hawaii. >> they are still getting wet weather. three to five inches. now we are watching -- are you going to the baha