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Broken a rib possibly on the transem in that armored lincoln. his face was getting ashy. bubbly red and frothy blood on his lips. he might have a lung injury. a split second decision do i go to the white house, the safest place on earth? maybe this is a terrorist attack? maybe it is world war iii or go to a hospital where i have no security at all and that decision saved reagans life. >> bill: he took him to the hospital. so isnt it incredible that ronald reagan himself didnt know he was shot. >...

Transem in that armored lincoln. his face was getting ashy. bubbly red and frothy blood on his lips. he might have a lung injury. a split second decision do i go to the white house, the safest place on earth? maybe this is a terrorist attack? maybe it is world war iii or go to a hospital where i have no security at all and that decision saved reagans life. >> bill: he took him to the hospital. so isnt it incredible that ronald reagan himself didnt know he was shot. >> sometimes in those injuries...

How and why the coalition dominates the skies and how its been employed against libyan forces. youre watching a british royal tornado bomber targeting and destroying a libyan battle tank. in a split second the tank turns into a ball of fire. this is why the obama administration hoped this campaign would be a quick checkmate and the fall of gadhafi. yet almost a week into the libyan campaign, its increasingly looking like a drawn-out stalemate. gadhafi still shows no signs of relenting in his bru...

How and why the coalition dominates the skies and how its been employed against libyan forces. youre watching a british royal tornado bombertiro targeting an destroying a libyan battle tank. in a split second the tank turns into a ball of fire. this is why the obama administration hoped this campaign would be a quick checkmate and the fall of gadhafi. yet almost a week into the libyan campaign, its increasingly looking like a drawn-out stalemate. gadhafi still shows no signs of relenting in his ...

Thats for sure. >> shepard: this old friend lit the way for brian clark and stanley after the attacks of 9/11. >> what i saw was this giant great color is on the eye. i could see still hear the revving engine as the plane got closer. second jet that hit our building. >> shepard: not just our building it crashed right into the floors where they worked, severing two of the south towers three stairways. >> the ceiling caved. in part of the floor collapsed. so i jumped up, i grabbed a flashlight tha...

>> but the celebration is cut short. state police caught kings car going 110 miles an hour and sne immediately start a nearly eight mile high speed chase through l.a. neighborhoods. >> i was doing 100. i did every bit of 100. im not proud of it. >> following our interview, rodney king agrees to relive those terrifying moments by taking me back to the scene. as we retrace his steps, we discuss those split second decisions. >> i exit here on paxton. >> where did you pull over? >> i seen all those ...

Thats the first time i spent a day going through it myself and learning how that process works. its fascinating. >> you know how the brain works better than anybody. but it seems you really have having to rewire the brain? >> you know, whats interesting, t.j. you think about the brain typically sending signals down to muscles. thats what happens. thats what happens when you do any kind of activity. but say your muscle is weak for various reasons. maybe because of a brain injury. what if you were...

I know you have a long day in front of you and we appreciate taking the time out to join us and share that. >> thank you, jenna. jenna: thank you. jon: a woman makes a real leap of faith jumping from a bridge into an icy lake 40 feet below. why? she said she had a split second to make a decision that saved her life. >> i thought somebody would have seen me so that there would have been help, but help never came so it was just me and god. jon: its a harrowing story of survival. well talk with the...

Name. and the answer is i think on some level he wanted to be caught. and i think he was looking for someone to stop him. and we did. >> all right, all right. okay. so one split second in an instant, a little click and ruin everything. lets switch from bad boys to bullies. a new study from uc davis found popular, but not the most popular kids are often the bullies, kids who are social climbers, aggressively trying to be part of the in-crowd are the ones who torment their piers. so it kind of mak...

Attractive, im going to send it to this chick and shes going to go, yeah, baby. you dont think it was just that on some level? >> of course he was just being a guy and it would have come out -- his psychology would have come out in a different way were he a woman. but the fact that he used his real name and took these risks tells me that theres a psychological underpinning to it. >> oerks doctor, heres what every guy, im not kidding you, said when we were talking about this. why did he put his f...