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Has with a population of 26,000 people. >> the patient for no apparent reason kicked and struck an employee in the face several times. the employee received three stitches above the eye, and they were checking for spinal and neck injury. >> although the majority of the violent behavior is hand to hand assaults, atascadero is not a strange to common devices being turned into weapons of danger. >> this right here looks to a piece to maybe an eyeglass, this part of the eyeglass. the other part was ...

My back was severely hurt. you know, sprained. and my neck was sore. and i was coughing blood. i was hurt. >> as it turns out, he needed a few stitches in his lip. >> i got really lucky. in the big picture, my back still has a little bit of problems im working out. but i got very lucky. coming up -- [ screams ] >> cherished moments between mother and son. next. ♪ expected wait time: 55 minutes. your call is important to us. thank you for your patience. waiter! vo: in the nation, we know how ...

Like a little bit. >> his name, they later learn, is kevin kearney. hes 28 years old and barely conscious. help arrives within seconds to take him to a nearby hospital. romano fears the worst. >> i didnt hear a peep out of him. i thought he was dead. >> but remarkably kevin is alive. he suffers a cracked rib, two broken vertebrae, a broken ankle, and swelling in his brain, but seven days later, hes in good spirits, talking about his dramatic flight on national television. >> joining us now live ...

Part of a broken bat hit a woman in the face, leaving her hospitalized for a week and still in a rehab facility. new york yankees manager joe girardi telling nj.com after fridays game, protective netting needs to be extended at all ballparks. a red sox spokesperson telling abc news, "we are working with mlb on the study of fan safety and we are talking to our fans who have seats in those areas." research shows more than 1,700 spectators are hurt by batted balls at major league stadiums each year...

This morning on "world news now," on the run. the search is on for one of the most dangerous men in the world. new details on how the mexican drug lord known as el chapo broke out of prison, including the mile-long tunnel dug right to his cell. the trump effect. more controversial statements overnight about mexicans and the border. plus, how the donald is stealing the spotlight from the rest of the gop contenders, forcing their hand on some tough issues. and another fan hit by a ball in the ...

Prescription glasses. and the doting mother taking social media by storm. how the "crazy jewish mom" has become a star simply by embarrassing her adult daughter. but first, another alarming incident at a major league ballpark a fan getting hit by a ball, needing over two dozen stitches. could it bring about a change in the way americans watch baseball? and remember, find us on facebook, wnnfans.com and twitter @abcwnn. youre watching "world news now." re watching "world news now." us. youre ...

How could i have done this? i have done flying. ill never fly again. >> the plane was a wreck. >> but ians biggest concern is his grandfathers health. >> okay. >> he could be hurt from internal bleeding or injuries. i was very scared. hes been one of my greatest mentors throughout my entire life. hes taught me so many things and i dont know where i would be without him. >> doctors give wilbert three stitches in his knee and treat him for a fractured sternum. doctors examine him thoroughly and ia...

Segregation for another reason. self-mutilation. >> first time he hurt himself, he threw a battery off a window, something broke i guess, he started slicing his arm up, cut him away. we sent him to medical on suicide watch. he came back a couple weeks later, broke a razor blade and started cutting his arm everywhere, had to get stitches, staples all down his arm. >> hill says hes not suicidal but believes in bloodletting for health purposes. >> you want to get to wherever theres a good artery at...

That thing i can make that as a weapon. >> nicholas cox remains on lockdown status. recently his 16-year-old neighbor and fellow crip is transferred to another unit. shortly after his arrival, he found himself on the wrong end of a shank. >> the victim received 50 stitches. he was cut on both sides of his face. its a pretty bad slashing. if it had been a couple inches either way it could have taken out his eye. he is uncooperative. he declined to identify who the attacker was. street code not to...

Started slicing his arm up, cut him away. we sent him to medical on suicide watch. he came back a couple weeks later, broke a razor blade and started cutting his arm everywhere, had to get stitches, staples all down his arm. >> hill says hes not suicidal but believes in bloodletting for health purposes. >> you want to get to wherever theres a good artery at. so the flow of blood will be good. >> for what? >> for what? for medicinal purposes, man. >> what about the fact it could kill you? >> i kn...