exactly what happened here. but it s a summer scorcher. beaches are busy. here at the beach there s an awful lot of sadness. everybody just so upset and concerned and asking questions, wondering why a 7-year-old boy came to camp and then lost his life. reporter: it s heart breaking. the grief is unimaginable for family and friends, shaken to the core over the tragic death of 7-year-old kaiser willis of dorchester. it was a the young boy s body was pulled from the waters off carson beach early tuesday night. boston mayor marty walsh abruptly leaving the democratic national convention in philadelphia to reason to the city after learning what happened. my heart goes out to the family and i need to be here in the city of boston to support whoever needs to be supported. i can t imagine the sadness, the going in their hearts. police say the boy wandered off the summer camp run by the boston center for youth and families. beyond that investigators say they don t know much.
getting any of this out and turning off the audio from c-span and it was emotional and some were tweeting from the floor and paul ryan is saying this is all a publicity stunt. the democrats are taking the floor hostage. we are calling on the leaders of the house to bring common sense gun control legislation, give us a vote, let us vote. in a sensational protest. democrats interupted republicans and said she will sit on the house floor until house speaker, paul ryan allows a vote on gun laws. the state is not in order due to the present of member who are not recognized. pushing for a bipartisan amendment that would extend background checks and block gun purchases for those on a terror watch list before the members leave for the 4th of july break. all americans are calling for a vote. the move coming after days after four gun amendments failed in the senate despite mounting pressure following the orlando nightclub massacre. they feel like the mood of the country i
dialysis. did they say he needed to be in the hospital? no. he did not regain kons shusness until saturday. his family has no money to pay the bills, and the state does owe $140 for every day of the 18 years while wrongfully imprisoned. attorney angela carter hopes that money comes fast. to me, fast would be as soon as the claim is filed. reporter: there could be a civil case based on how the california department of corrections handled his release. i was put by the gate, and left and almost died. reporter: luther jones is heading tomorrow tonight to kelseyville, hopefully, will be able to stay in the home for a while. the woman who forced her 10-year-old to testify against him, the district attorney is considering charging her with a felony. white powder led to a series of events that led to people being quarantined. two other people got sick, and hazardous materials experts later gave the all clear. all lanes of eastbound 580 reopened following a deadly ac
disturbing. mr. clarke: welcome to the national museum of house and medicine. i am tim clarke, i m the museum s deputy director. we re here to spend a little museum s civil war medicine exhibit and a special show of other things to you. the national museum of health founded in 1852 and we were known as the army medical museum. the mission at the time was to of morbid cimens anatomy and to send them to washington for care and to ervation and study improve the care of the soldier. so at the time of the civil war, the museum s staff were doing learned.ness of lessons they were trying to understand the nature of battlefield, surgery, medicine and trauma and share those lessons with their colleagues and counterparts on the battlefield. this museum and its collection in ted during the war and the early days, the museum was housed in the surgeon general s office. actually, the first museum artifacts were actually on a surgeon ind the general s desk, and then in a building that we kn
some viewers may find images in this program disturbing. welcome to the national museum of health and medicine. a special couple of other things to show you. the national museum of health and museum was known as the army medical museum. the mission at the time was to collect specimens of human anatomy. to send them to washington for care and preservation. staff doing the business of lessons learned they re trying to understand the nature of battlefield surgery and trauma and share those lessons with their colleagues in counterparts on the battlefield. this museum and its collection started during the war and in nearly days museum is housed at the surgeon general s office and actually the first few museum artifacts were on the shelf behind the surgeon general s desk. that is the riggs building your the white house. it wasn t until after the tragic events of the assassination of president lincoln that the museum moved into its first long-term residence and moved into fords th