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nobody knew, nobody had any idea that, like, an atomic bomb went off in that city. i truly felt like a few homes might have been burned. i got news from our ems team that got in to fight the fires or paramedics who made it out of the zone and got cell phone started telling me there is bodies, bodies and this is -- it is devastating and that's when i activated our -- my nonprofit portion of my company called moto for the people and we got my mobile units that i had set up during the pandemic for house calls, i drove out there and i couldn't believe what i saw. >> what is it that you saw? you said you described it as an atomic bomb. what is that -- what's there? >> i mean, i got there midday and a lot of the pictures you see, just imagine what you see being very fresh, warm, smelling like rubber and toxins. and it felt like the pandemic had happened and nobody was
a concern many republicans note is top of mind for voters heading into the midterms. >> it is a crime wave that has been causing me too say it again, we have got to defendant district respect the police pretty got political leaders in this country who think cops are a bigger problem than criminals. they do. they think cops are guilty until proven innocent. what you allow is what will continue. >> lieutenant russo elling's murder is under investigation. she is a second member of the ems team to die in the line of duty in the past five years. christina coleman reporting, christina thanks. jon: and a rare goodwill gesture from venezuelan president, seven american prisoners in that country have been separate. we will tell you what he got in return and how the prisoner swap
every time a challenge arises. now their move is getting quick backlash from business owners since some of the, quote, challenges in the past have needed a police response and they escalated to deadly attacks or brutal assaults. this violence has contributed to the country's crime crisis and major concern, many republicans note is top of mind for voters heading into the midterms. >> it is a crime wave that has been caused, let me say it again, we have to defund and disrespect the police. look, we've got political leaders in this country who think cops are a bigger problem than criminals. they do. they think cops are guilty until proven innocent. what you allow is what will continue. christina: as for lieutenant russo, her murder is under investigation. she's the second member of the fdny ems team to l die in the le
decision meanwhile the debate over masks in several states continues to play out in courtrooms across the country. lester. >> miguel almaguer starting us off, thank you this latest covid wave is putting enormous stress on frontline health workers jacob soboroff rode along today with one ems team in northern california that is facing constant calls, delays, and burnout. [ siren >> reporter: in california's capital, the first responders citizens turn to for help are now saying they need it too. we're with sacramento metro fire, and we're on our way to a call for a 34-year-old that's supposedly coughing up blood once these emts get there, they're able to treat this patient and there's no guarantee that patient is going to be able to get into a hospital we pulled up to find a patient having a medical episode that wasn't life-threatening. captain parker wilbourn is with sacramento metro fire. >> what would seem to be an
valentino will soon have a disciplinary hearing, which could result in a stay in segregation. >> valentino, which bunk are you, top or bottom? >> if officials choose to, they can also rescind days. valentino has taken off the sentence due to good behavior. nothing else turns up. the majority of jails and prisons in which we visited deal with illegal drug use inside the facilities on a daily basis. at the hamilton county justice center in cincinnati, ohio, we met one inmate who got hold of some heroin. snorting it was nearly the last thing nicholas o'neal did. >> what happened here? >> i died. i was in a respiratory arrest. my heart stopped. cpr brought me back. >> you were technically dead? >> i was dead. >> your heart stopped? >> yeah. that's what they tell me. >> he was found unresponsive in his cell. they had to call the ems team. they came in and determined he was overdosing on some kind of narcotic. >> the guy slipped it under my
>> if officials choose to, they can also rescind days. valentino has taken off the sentence due to good behavior. nothing else turns up. the majority of jails and prisons in which we visited deal with illegal drug use inside the facilities on a daily basis. at the hamilton county justice center in cincinnati, ohio, we met an inmate who got hold of some heroin, snorting it was nearly the last thing he did. >> what happened here? >> i died. i was in a respiratory arrest. my heart stopped. cpr brought me back. >> you were technically dead? >> i was dead. >> your heart stopped? >> that's what they tell me. >> he was found unresponsive in his cell. they had to call the ems team. they came in and determined he was overdosing on some kind of narcotic. >> the guy slipped it under my door. i did about half of it. the next thing i know, blurted out and i wake up to that ten
>> if officials choose to, they can also rescind days. valentino has taken off the sentence due to good behavior. nothing else turns up. the majority of jails and prisons in which we visited deal with illegal drug use inside the facilities on a daily basis. at the hamilton county justice center in cincinnati, ohio, we met an inmate who got hold of some heroin, snorting it was nearly the last thing he did. >> what happened here? >> i died. i was in a respiratory arrest. my heart stopped. cpr brought me back. >> you were technically dead? >> i was dead. >> your heart stopped? >> that's what they tell me. >> he was found unresponsive in his cell. they had to call the ems team. they came in and determined he was overdosing on some kind of narcotic. >> the guy slipped it under my door. i did about half of it. the next thing i know, blurted out and i wake up to that ten
disciplinary hearing which could result in a stay in segregation. >> which bunk are you, top or bottom? >> if officials choose to, they can also rescind days. valentino has taken off the sentence due to good behavior. nothing else turns up. the majority of jails and prisons in which we visited deal with illegal drug use inside the facilities on a daily basis. at the hamilton county justice center in cincinnati, ohio, we met one inmate who got hold of some heroin. >> reporter: thing it was nearly the last thing nicolas o'neal ever did. >> what happened when you took heroin here? >> i died. i was in respiratory arrest. my heart stopped. cpr brought me back. >> you were technically dead? >> i was dead. >> your heart stopped? >> that's what they tell me. >> he had been found unresponsive in his cell. they had to call the ems team. they came in and determined he was overdosing on some kind of narcotic. >> the guy slipped it under my door. i did about half of it.
he will soon have a disciplinary hearing which could result in a stay in segregation. >> are you top or bottom bunk? >> if officials choose to, they can also rescind days. valentino has taken off the sentence due to good behavior. nothing else turns up. the majority of jails and prisons in which we visited deal with illegal drug use inside the facilities on a daily basis. at the hamilton county justice center in cincinnati, ohio, we met an inmate who got hold of some heroin, snorting it was nearly the last thing he did. >> what happened here? >> i died. i was in a respiratory arrest. my heart stopped. cpr brought me back. >> you were technically dead? >> i was dead. >> your heart stopped? >> that's what they tell me. >> he was found unresponsive in his cell. they had to call the ems team. they came in and determined he was overdosing on some kind of narcotic. >> the guy slipped it under my door. i did about half of it.
he will soon have a disciplinary hearing which could result in a stay in segregation. >> are you top or bottom bunk? >> if officials choose to, they can also rescind days. valentino has taken off the sentence due to good behavior. nothing else turns up. the majority of jails and prisons in which we visited deal with illegal drug use inside the facilities on a daily basis. at the hamilton county justice center in cincinnati, ohio, we met an inmate who got hold of some heroin, snorting it was nearly the last thing he did. >> what happened here? >> i died. i was in a respiratory arrest. my heart stopped. cpr brought me back. >> you were technically dead? >> i was dead. >> your heart stopped? >> that's what they tell me. >> he was found unresponsive in his cell. they had to call the ems team. they came in and determined he was overdosing on some kind of narcotic.