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The first for an american who came off the bench in u.s. soccer history. >> that was incredible. and this is a victory heard around the world. 86 minutes into the game, am i right there? >> yep. what im amazed at, soccer is a niche sport. americans dont play soccer, they dont care. no one told america yesterday, where every sports bar was packed. for example, the place i was at, the blackstone, right here in manhattan, this is from the bartender, shane, right after the goal. >> usa! usa! >> that...

>> vick the demon uses his gloves fist to deliver a blow to the chief. >> then i realize, okay, hes not just play fighting. because i didnt actually hurt his person. i hit his foam hit which didnt even touch him. were going to have to do this, i guess. >> the fight is now the main focus of the thousands of screaming fans. they kick and punch each other. vick the demon lunges at the chief and takes him down, but when the chief hits the ground, he breaks the unwritten rule in the mascot world. >> ...

Fix this. >> that would require agencies and departments who never talk to each others a miller to talk to each other. >> i think with the right leadership in there -- i know what youre saying. its like intelligence communities didnt used to talk to each other. they do now. takes liedership -- >> not all the time. right? >> but they are. >> its better. >> i go down to walter reed, be ing the -- bethesda, san antonio. there are people in the hospitals who are working theyre tails off. >> what tha...

Here amongst the other talk about the chair is theres a shortage of the lethal injection drugs. >> when the medical community got involved in the execution, i was very upset because it was none of our business. this is a social contract society has. they want to kill somebody, go ahead. they committed a crime, okay. then all of a sudden they got the doctors involved and the medical community. so it was up to us to come up -- >> i have to get shane in here. shane, whoo do you think about it? >> t...

Covered like any other active duty military. >> were going to practice sitting and playing, okay? >> ive spent over $120,000 out of my pocket in the last two years for shanes ptherapy. weve had to sell our home, had to sell stuff around our house, had to move. >> what help is out there for people who have given up everything? >> that clip is so poignant. hardy goes on to say, what should i do, sell my medals next? >> right. >> he had 17 operations in three different countries, and hes a hero for...

Cautious man, prerequisites for a job that involves not just knowledge, but patience, lots of patience. >> from the flight data recorder, we obtain a raw data file. >> reporter: just ones and zeros. >> which contains just ones and zeros. >> reporter: the boxes contain a wealth of information. up to 2,000 separate pieces from the data recorder alone. high technology built into a waterproof, fire proof, shock proof shell. at the end of this complex shane of information and analysis can be this, an...

Going on a hike in northern iraq. they were detained and accused of espionage. they were eventually released, sarah first in 2010 and josh and shane in 2011. the three have written a new book about their experience called "a sliver of light: three americans imprisoned in iran." joining me now, shane, josh, and sarah. i welcome all three of you. ill begin with you, shane. describe the conditions inside that prison. what was that like? do you think you might have been treated differently because y...

Feelings was that i -- shane and josh were still in, nobody had understood what i had been through and i ex-about abou-abp connect. it was painful to connect with people. i had to fight for them. that was the only thing that made sense to me. but when i started to talk to other people, i realized that my symptoms, insomnia, hallucinations, you know, memory loss, not being able to concentrate, i would have a book and i would read the same paragraph over and over, not underend understanding anythi...

Your mind gets caught in repetiti repetition, in fearful thoughts and phobias. scientistic studies show after two to three days the brain waves shift toward stupor or delirium. i was in for 410 days, shane and josh in for four months. >> what was the sense, did you have -- what was your relationship to your jailers like? did you have correspondence? did you communicate in any way? did you have a sense that the end was coming before you finally got released? >> well, my main interrogator, he play...

The difficulty of it was the psychological aspect. you know? the hardest part was solitary confinement and it wasnt easy after that, but that is where it really -- the torture of it really sunk in. the u.n. says the 15 days of solitary confinement can be considered torture and i was there for over a hundred days. and, of course,, you know, i now know people around the world and america are held for years and decades sometimes. but that was the hardest part because there was no way for me to kind...