but tullier's son struggles with the (trent tullier/son) "what's going to happen in the future? like am i still going to have a father that is going to be able to have conversations with me? are we going to be able to hang out together and just chat? i have no clue." if he survives, nick tullier will likely never patrol the baton rouge streets again. but for his family, tullier's refusal to give up, to keep breathing is a miracle. ed lavandera, c-n-n, baton rouge, louisiana. multiple waves of online attacks blocked many major websites today, at times making it impossible for users on the east coast to access twitter, spotify, netflix, amazon, tumblr, reddit and other sites. the cause was a large-scale distributed denial of service attack against new hampshire-based internet performance company dyn. the attacks made users to access to many popular sites beginning at 7:10 a.m. et and continued throughout the day. raise your seatbacks and tray tables... we're coming in for a landing... in space. a look at the connection made aboard the iss... and how many astronauts got there safel

now it's been more than 95 days and nick tullier is still breathing. odd. >> everybody claims this is the place that miracles happen and we hope so. he's passed everything they've thrown at him already and he's still here. >> reporter: the night before the ambush, nick tullier was driving home when he noticed tyla carter and her daughter stranded on the road with a flat tire. tullier stopped, put his patrol car's spare tire on their car and followed them home to make sure they arrive safely. his friends say that's the kind of officer tullier is. >> i think it goes back to his moral compass and it's always pointing due north. >> reporter: since the ambush, tullier's mother, father and fiance have not left his side. they're waiting for him to wake from this long coma. but tullier's son struggles with the questions that have no answers. >> what's going to happen in the future? like am i still going to have a father that's going to be able to, you know, have conversations with me? are we going to be able to hang out anymore? just chat. i have no clue. >> i

. >> east baton rouge sheriff's deputy nick tullier is in a coma.than a dozen surgeries after he was shot three times. once in the head and twice in the abdomen. >> his heart stopped four times in e.r. and they brought him back four times. >> tullier's father james said doctors first told him that his son wouldn't survive a day. then two days. then five. now it's been more than 95 days and nick tullier is still breathing. he's defied every odd. >> everybody claims this was the place that miracles happen. and we hope so. he's passed everything they've thrown at him already and he's still here. >> the night before the ambush nick tullier was driving home when he noticed tyla carter and her daughter stranded on the side of the road with a flat tire. tullier stopped, put his patrol car spare tire on their car and followed them home to make sure they arrived safely. his friends say that's the kind of officer tullier is. >> i think it goes back to his moral compass. and it's always pointing due north. >> since the ambush tullier's mother, father, and fian

his friends say that's the kind of officer tullier is. >> it think it goes back to his moral compassalways pointing due north. >> since the ambush his mother, father and fiance have not left his side. they're waiting for him to wake from this long coma, but actualier's son struggles with the questions that have no answers. >> what's going to happen in the future? am i still going to have a father that's going to be able to have conversations with me? are we going to be able to hang out anymore, just chat? but i have no clue. >> reporter: if he survives, nick will likely never patrol the baton rouge streets again, but for his family, his refusal to give up, to keep breathing is a miracle. ed lavender ra, cnn, baton rouge, louisiana. >> 95 days. >> still with us. >> thoughts and prayers to that family and hoping that we get to stel the story of the day he wakes up. >> yeah. >>> listen, that's it for us. we'll see you back here at 10:00 a.m. eastern for an hour of news room. >> don't go anywhere, though, smerconish is with you next. try theraflu expressmax,nd flu hold you back now in ne

. >> reporter: tullier's father said doctors told him that his son wouldn't survive a day. was two day, then five. now it's been more than 95 days and nick is still breathing. he's defied every odd. >> everybody claims this is the place that miracles happen. we hope so. he's passed everything they've thrown at him already. he's still here. >> reporter: the night before the ambush nick was driving home when he noticed them stranded with flat tire. he stopped and put his patrol car spare tire on their car and followed them home. his friends say that's the kind of officer tullier is. >> i think it goes back to his moral compass and it's always pointing due north. >> reporter: since the ambush his mother, father and fiancee have not left his side. they are waiting for him to wake from this long coma. his son struggles with the questions that have no answers. >> what's going to happen in the future? am i still going to have a father that's going to be able to have conversations with me? are we going to be able to hang out anymore and just chat. >> reporter: if he survive, nick w