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

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. >> for a seaman like domenica home is out at see. >> until he let's go he'd stay on dry land and watch his brother sail away. let's show you what is happening in canada because a massive storm knocked out electricity supply for hundreds of thousands including in the city of toronto. ice brought down trees, as you can see there, and power cables, and icy road conditions are blamed for three deaths and christmas holiday plant... that works is in trouble. our digital producer, ra raj is

no doubt be hoping to avoid the premier league teams meant justice to be an optional as well as a seaman am all in the second offer that will occur on call at this stage of the competition or clubs are capable of springing a surprise the ceded control of most insidious european heavyweights with defending champions by munich rail madrid on tuesday united barcelona chelsea prosciutto on how nice i wish amanda and who could forget that the demented attain impressing on the domestic and european states the season. also the sixteen takes tasty meal in switzerland. early on monday afternoon. high. on the second day of the way conference in paris new technology pioneers have continues to examine what innovations the next decade will for us. one hot topic of conversation was how we use the new devices to communicate so exciting maybe the future of transport in response to these. some paintings by tracking devices the appellant was that nobody seems to be taken to the states. today we use to type in keywords intersection to the visiting team boss to make interactive digital devices as objective

disguised bugging devices also magically send and receive data using radio waves and journalists david seaman believes these revelations will bind file global tech company. my understanding of it is that this is extremely widespread but is not so much the company's cooperating with the n.s.a. as it is the n.s.a. pouring tremendous amounts of money and talent into developing these hacks we're talking about complete orwellian control of innocent people's phones and innocent people's computers and laptops and i think that it undermines the basic faith and confidence in american tech companies this is going to lead to a massive loss of revenue technology has the power to lift all of us up to provide more innovation and transparency that ever before in human history and that's the path that the internet was already on you see the explosion in online media and everybody has a voice an opinion in this global society but the n.s.a. has destroyed a lot of that it's undermined basic faith in the internet. had for you and all seem to national league come to stories and revelations of what shapes went if

head to the website you can find out what the misconduct is now cost the seaman. lighting up sydney skyline a spectacular shard right there it's actually done by stained glass mosaics being projected onto a cathedral to celebrate the christmas holidays check it out. in motion section about dot com. right into the aussie world up there let's get some other global headlines for you in brief a gunman is shot four people dead at an airport terminal in the philippines capital manila a local mayor his wife and baby were among the victims and the family were waiting for a car outside the terminal when they wearing a police uniform approached fired at close range and fled the motive right now. and more than eighty people have been injured at least five of them seriously off a part of the roof collapsed during a performance at the apollo theatre in london police say everyone trapped inside now been freed when the roof caved in it took parts of the balcony with it a seven hundred twenty people in the theater at the time the venue was built in one thousand. dollars let's get

chinese david seaman believes the seven nations will bonk final global tech company my understanding of the disease this is extremely widespread but is not so much the company is cooperating with the nsa as it is the nsa pouring tremendous amounts of money and talent into developing these hacks were talking about complete orwellian control of innocent people's phones and innocent people's computers and laptops and i think that it undermines the basic faith and confidence in american tech companies this can lead to a massive loss of revenue technology has the power to lift all the subs provide more innovation in transparency than ever before in human history. and that's the path that the internet was already on the cd explosion in online media either but he has a voice that opinion in this global society. but the nsa has destroyed a lot of edits undermines basic faith in the internet. and to have the honesty international bond discoveries and other nations which swings has seen how the nsa how wild and raucous call status doesn't expose it as well as the winds of change in iran no one

and a lot to do with tax policy and shipping jobs to china where we're now only sending them take seaman in return well it goes to the whole nation and therefore the world after this detroit's pension woes however highlight a bigger challenge the u.s. hasn't saved enough to support the coming retirement of millions of baby boomers in a sense we are all detroit hers now george osborne has said that here in the u.k. anybody fifty and over is safe we're not going to cut anything from your pensions and you can retire at sixty five and stay healthy and enjoy some years of retirement it's just all those suckers under fifty we're going to make them work fine. you know make them take out huge amounts of debt finance a university and they're going to work until they're seventy will probably raise it to seventy five or eighty if they happen to live that long what are. we going to go we're going to go to town to move on. the stage over the second have a whole lot more. do you think that you as a representative of the. gazan government and government in general could achieve dad easing off live for

in an accident and the new thing although we're not going to let me know about you the army navy seaman i think that sappy or consumers don't trust on u s mainstream media because the corporate owner or so. so many interesting so cozy with the state. and now i should say that we're not the only problem at hand. not the only country as a problem of corporate ownership is too cozy with the state you care about it. written with ancient lands of mexico russia and all the other countries. but in our country were totally no interest in this propaganda about a week at the water that we have that. and in reality in recent years because of corporate ownership of the media. we've just been so much posing as being the orders. big game players with the corporate and political powers that be that you can't trust reporting today at the end only in the pan. how new is this phenomenon i mean we always think of these media there and the very wealthy newspaper tycoons from the oldest citizen kane. oh what a what the new newspaper baron today is that because they make their money elsewhere and then get th

and a lot to do with tax policy and shipping jobs to china where we're now only sending them take seaman in return well it goes to the whole nation and therefore the world after this detroit's pension woes however highlight a bigger challenge the u.s. hasn't saved enough to support the coming retirement of millions of baby boomers in a sense we are all detroit hers now george osborne has said that here in the u.k. anybody fifty and over is safe we're not going to cut anything from your pensions and you can retire at sixty five and stay healthy and enjoy some years of retirement it's just all those suckers under fifty we're going to make them work fine. you know make them take out huge amounts of debt some finance a university and they're going to work until they're seventy will probably raise it to seventy five or eighty if they happen to live that long what are. we going to go we're going to go to town to move on. the stage over the second have a whole lot more. war is probably the most complex and difficult human activity. that. all of us are. locked up. in the phenomenon of friendly f

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. >> reporter: for a seaman, home is out at sea. until he let's go of his fears he will stay on dry land and watch his brother sail away without him. al jazeera, lampedusa. >> that's the news from europe. let's go back to doha. >> thank you. an al jazeera reporter in an egyptian jail has gone on hunger strike after 322 anti-coup prisoners are protesting against bad treatment and conditions they're being held in. they said their cells are full of insects and they're let out only for a half hour a day. he was arrested during an violent crackdown on anti-coup protesters on august 14th. >>> to india now in the first time an alternative government looks to government to form the next state government. but after reports from new delhi some who desire to rile a may compromise the populist credentials. >> reporter: all of this seemed impossible. but now reporters and police follow this every man's move. he said his common man's party is ready to form a coalition for the state of dehli. >> during the last week we asked the public whether we

. >> for a seaman look tomenico, his home is the sea.e will stay on dry land and watch his brother sail away without him. claudio lavonga, al jazeera. >> rethink the country's immigration spots, italian president said today it will be one of his top priorities in 2014. >> still to come on al jazeera america. we're telling you how some soldiers are getting help from four legged friends. and christmas wishes come true for some children. plus, hundreds of students from around the world compete in a robot olympiad. >> some unlikely therapists are helping veterans overcome the psychological scars of war. diane eastabrook reports. >> go, there you go. tunnel. >> chloe the shitsu helps him. >> if she feels i'm getting stressed, she comes with her -- she's got toys she'll bring with her, wanting me to play. oh, you knew it. >> once a week kimbrough and chloe come to this facility, working with dogs provided by professional trainers. >> just push their lip up. see if you can see a tooth and then they get a treat. >> the trainers show how humans h

there were seaman samples from the rapes so the question was does the dna from that evidentiary sample loss this -- match the sauce that this michael decorso? at the time the crime lab was using rflp's. these are not the kind of tandem repeat. what we have floated into this gel we have the victim's dna. we have decorso's dna the defendant and then we have three samples from the evidentiary sample floated that different concentrations. here's the highest concentrations of years the pattern in the defendant and here is the pattern in the evidentiary sample. is this a match or not? what do you think? i see some heads nodding. this was at the criteria established at the time a match. so is this sufficient to put decorso in jail to convict tim? probably not because we have to ask the question how common with this profile be in the general population so we do some statistics that i won't talk about here and we estimate that the frequency of this row file in the population of european ancestry is about one in 50. so it's useful evidence but certainly not convincing enough to establish the ide

. >> for a seama seaman loo like domenico -- >> al jazeera lampedusa. >> up to date with the news from europe. let's go back to divia in doha. >> thank you authorities in toronto say it's one of the worst storms in the history, icy roads are also being blamed for the deaths of three people. >>> plans to transport oil from canada to the u.s. are meeting increased resistance. the keystone xl pipeline is one of the most controversial. extends almost 2,000 kilometers across the u.s. canada border. into nebraska and on to east texas where the southern end of the pipeline is said to become operational in january. andy gallagher has this report. >> driving the back roads of east texas is a birth right. this land was left to him by his grand father but his relationship with these woods and fields have changed. the section of the keystone pipeline runs through his property. his main concern isn't that he lost in court but what might happen next. >> so it's going to leak. and the stuff that's in this pipe is not like your common crude oil or gas or anything like that. this stuff is dangerous. it

. >> for i a seaman like domenico, home is at sea.until his feelings subside, he will stay at home watching his brother go to sea. lampledz. >> they would rethink the country's immigration policies. after a judge said utah has to allow same sex marriages, the state is mounding a legal -- mounting a legal battle. the next is steps in that state coming up. >>> a family's daughter is declared brain dead. why the family is fighting to get a second opinion. and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. here's a look at your top stories tonight. you have until late tonight to enroll in a health plan if you want your coverage to begin january 1st. but the obama administration says there's a one day grace period if there are issues with healthcare.gov. the website has seen heavy traffic today. >>> the two controversial members of the group pussy riot has been released, it is a latest of a series of parsdz ahead of -- pardons ahead of the olympic games in sochi, russia. >>> conditions getting increasingly

. >> reporter: for a seaman like that, home is at sea.s go of his fears he will stay on dry land and watch his brother sail away without him, lampadusa. >> and time for the sport and andy is here. >> they are top of the table, barcelona and it's nine minute hat trick to overturn a 2 goal deficit and lisa holdman reports. >> reporter: all right of the trailing athletico at the top they are chasing and scored twice in the first 15 minutes. [cheers] was a champion team knows how to respond in style. a chip by pedro to get on the board and call for the game just two minutes later. this spanyard was not done yet, his hat trick and turn around in the space of just nine minutes. and he showed that they were put out of their misery in the second half and scored in the 68 and 77 minutes to complete the 5-2 minute. [cheers] and back on top. third place madrid will look to keep pace with the latest and they put them ahead with valencia. and valencia after 34 minutes and renaldo said they would have delayed at half time. he has goals and still valenc

a seaman, long horman, a grocery -- longshoreman, grocery store owner, primmer, like a journalist, riffingtonhe long shoremen, the socialite, and the one who put it together was a captain, and i got his first-hand account of working with washington, putting the ring together, being on occupied long island in new york city, right near manhattan, where the british called their headquarters so they needed a cover store. a bartendser bartendser who wene biz horse. you have trouble getting in your car. these guys are going by horse to pick up supplies, but really picking up letters. >> people are responding to this, very uplifting -- i don't want to give away this stuff but you go back to a time and just appreciate history, but history -- between you and o'riley, it's really -- they don't -- >> it's refreshing to think in a time in which everybody is getting cynical, people appreciate american history, and i know by the letters and people who wrote me and ask me and tell me this or that. they are so interest history, and i can't believe the knowledge of the average person. they're thirsting for st

we tried to seaman della and didn't but we saw robert subuqwai who had just gotten out of jail and we sanctions movement in the congress. and the first two, i remember bill gray and i were working on this bill and we didn't want it to be a black caucus bill so we went to jack kemp and newt gingrich who were republicans who said they were conservative but not racist. we said this is a good chance for you to put your names on something that is conservative democracy and free enterprise is what we're advocating. they were the first two to sign. and then everybody signed up. >> but there was opposition too, wasn't there? >> there was plenty of opposition, but the opposition was balanced out by nigeria because nigeria was the leading trading partner with great britain. and when president ba sen joe found that nigerian oil was going to south africa, he cut off oil to britain and canceled over $2 billion worth of british contracts. then margaret thatcher sent lord carington down to meet with him. they formed that committee of esteemed persons that ended up completing the negotiations and i t

german artist otto becker dating from 2008 and exhibited side-by-side with a photograph by camille seaman also of the east greenland. .. >> tremendously kind and moving introduction. that i have a chance to spend some time with you. i think i lost the coin toss, so

. >> for a seaman like him, home is out at sea. his fears, he will stay on dry land and watch his brother sale away without him. aljazeera. >> in the wake of that tragedy, the european union and italian government said they would rethink the countries immigration policies. >> scary moments for passengers aboard to british airways flight, one of planes wings sliced through a brick building on the runway as it was taxiing. this image shows the wing of the bowing 747 wedged right in the structure. no one onboard was injured, but four ground staff in the building were letter. >> veterans are three times more likely to be unemployed in the sufficient. one entrepreneur is on a mission to change that one beer at a time. a company hires only veterans to make its patriotic brew. >> the makers say it's america's most important beer. why? because the new brew is what they call 100% pay reatic. >> for the holidays, for the veterans. >> in the summer of 2012, veterans advocate paul jenkins wondered why veterans were holding such high unemployme