frybarger attaches two pads to seamans chest. after an interactive scan, the aed detects defibrillation and recommends a shock. >> everyone stepped back, pressed the button and the shock was administered. >> stay back. >> when the man was shocked, his whole body jumps. to see his whole body tense up and jump, it's kind of surreal. >> still didn't have much hope that things were going to go okay for this man. >> as an officer continues giving compressions, a woman approaches. the woman explains she's an off duty nurse and offers to assist. >> let me know if i'm doing things right. >> she jumped in right away and started doing chest compressions with us. >> but even with this good samaritan's help, seamans needs to get to a hospital if he's going to survive. >> it seemed like it took forever for medical to get there. >> though it may have seemed like forever for paramedics to get to the scene, paramedics arrived six minutes after they got the call. to assist the emts, the officers moved him up the hill to more level ground. >> it d

also includes the potential threat of countries increasing their military presence in the region a seaman we as men from the stockholm international peace research institute expects. to talk about it's about them occasions of their territorial claims to talk about behavior digby actually corporate and certain types of search and rescue and those kind of things but it's still that you have areas which are claimed by like two or more countries where both countries are more than two countries are patrolling sending ships or aircraft and when they meet each other it's always a little bit tricky what are you gonna do how much do you take from the other side and something can actually go wrong there is a risk clearly and an increasing trend on the decipher arctic countries to increase their presence to military presence in the arctic. you with r.t. we're going to take a quick break now but when we come back the olympics goes out of this world as a cosmic trio heads to the international space station on a mission to boldly take an olympic torch rights and have it gone before. listen the technolo

thousand clues the potential threat of countries increasing their military presence in the region as seaman was a man from the stockholm international peace research institute explains. to talk about about them occasions of their territorial claims they talk about behavior a dig they actually call traits in certain types of sets and rescue and those kind of things but it's still that you have areas which are claimed by like two or more countries where both countries are more than two countries are patrolling sending ships or aircraft and when they meet each other it's always a little bit tricky what are you going to do how much do you take from the other side and something can actually go wrong the risk clearly an increasing trend to decipher arctic countries to increase their presence to military presence in the arctic. now addressing the un general assam boy iran's president has rouhani says he is ready for a dialogue on the country's nuclear program he's called for a consistent voice from washington on the issue while obama also signal his willingness to talk on the sidelines of the gath

the crew teaches the fundamentals of seaman ship. >> 0-9 come to 190. >> reporter: a 26-year-old coastuard veteran is the coast guard of the eagle. in this tall ship he is head master and commander. >> it will take you to how people navigated before we had satellites in the sky. >> reporter: the eagle sailed for hitler's germany. the u.s. seized it as a war reparation. >> it was definitely an eye opening experience and one we will always take with us. >> challenging? >> challenging i've never been so tired in my life. >> the teaching on the cutter eagle is 24/7 in continuous four hour shifts. back to you. >> the eagle averaging four to five months of year at sea. it's about to head into a couple of months of maintenance. >> beautiful ship. >>> still to come on eyewitness news tonight. the orioles manny machado suffers an injury in tampa. >>,,,,,, you score little victories every day. now do it with dinner. land o'lakes sauté express meal starter, with herbs, spices, butter and olive oil. for chicken pasta... beef stir fry... shrimp tacos... endless possibilities! sauté express®. in the

the captains teach fundamentals of the seaman ship. one example navigation without gps. they charted the course the old fashioned way. >> we're on the bottom of the sun is over top of us. >> reporter: west palmar, 27- year-old is head master and commander. >> it's an opportunity to take you back to the basics and how people navigated for hundreds of years before we had satellites in the sky. >>> the eagle sailed for sailors in hitler's army. ever since generations of coast guard trainees aboard have literally learned the ropes. matt marlor is half way through officer candidate school. >> it was definitely an eye opening experience and one we will always take with us. >> challenging? >> challenging, i've never been so tired in my life. >> reporter: the eagle averaging four to five months at sea and is expected to go into a few months of maintenance so everybody gets a little break. >> beautiful. >>> and a beautiful day. the air is going to be warmer the next couple of days. the dewpoint is way down as well. west-northwest winds at nine. the barometer on the way back up. c

work now people joined the navy to learn a job skill why didn't the navy have a seaman have a have a navy personnel be doing the damn work instead of giving the money to h.p. in an age piece skims a chunk off the top and then h.p. gives it to a second contractor. off the top so you get all these rich c.e.o.'s and then they end up paying this guy a wage that he apparently was complaining about he was upset about how poorly he was and he with mentally ill he was hearing his voice if it had nothing to do with what he was saying until eleven he said actually i mean so i get immunity on it with a laugh the budget for the military well you can't have them doing that if you're slashing the budget to enjoy the moment in the military more efficient taking out all the money for the for the million or c.e.o.'s and spending it on the actual christie you are. giving your way off to having on this i mean there's no question that there's no question that this was a collection of failures that led to what happened yesterday you know as you've already talked about there's a couple times where police

cooperative association, the edison electric institute, the federal performance contractors coalition, seaman'sional association of energy service companies, the american public power association, lockheed martin, the fuel cell and hydrogen energy association, honey well. the list goes on, and there are many more because, again, it is about common sense. it is about energy efficiency. and it is about doing it in a way that actually accomplishes those goals. mr. president, energy conservation is an objective where we should be able to find consensus. everyone agrees that it makes good sense to save energy. this amendment makes the current law both practical and achievable. and the c.b.o., congressional budget office, says it saves money. i urge my colleagues to support this commonsense amendment. finally, mr. president, if i may, before i close, i'd just like to make some brief comments in regard to the farm bill. we have been working on a farm bill for over two years. last year -- i'm a member of the senate ag committee. last year we passed a solid farm bill in the senate ag committee that stre