sanchez has not yet entered a plea. don? >> all right, nick. thank you very much. interestingly enough, this comes just a week out from father's day. let's talk about behavior and discipline now with an expert, wendy walsh, a psychologist. you probably recognize her from "the doctors", she talks about these particular issues as well. i have been saying that there is a distinction between beating and whipping, but in this case, you say it is obvious to you what's going on here? >> it's obvious to me that this doesn't even comply with the law that says well, spanking with an open hand on the buttocks is legal in like 50 states. it gets gray area when you're talking about using a belt or a whip. the question is, is it necessary and is it excessive? was the kid misbehaving or having trouble catching a ball? did you really think it would help his catch if you hit him? and how excessive? i think using any kind of weapon on a child is excessive. what disturbs me most is the term "stepfather", because in this country a child living in the home with a nonbiological male, mommy's boyfriend or husband, has 11 times the risk of abuse. so this is the piece that bothers me. >> it's old school thinking in this country, dr. wendy, to think that -- corporal punishment. many people still believe that it works. any indication -- and this appears to be corporal punishment, if not beyond. any instance where corporal punishment is okay? >> it sometimes does work depending on the child. and i don't endorse it and would never suggest it. but it's those studies that come out and the studies that show it can also be very dangerous and cause a lot of emotional injury on a child. the truth is, don, there's so many other ways to discipline a child. why do you need to hit them? you just take away their ipod or their internet. it's so easy to discipline a child nowadays, especially the one addicted to tech. there's no reason. my favorite saying from the grandfather of psychology sigmund freud once said, the first man to hurl a word instead of a stone had evolved. so come on, people, let's evolve, use our brans and think of other ways to discipline children. >> this video certainly creating quite a stir. thank you, dr. wendy, we appreciate it. attorney general eric holder has appointed two need lead investigators to help the fbi get to the bottom of the intelligence leak os the media. leaked information has included classified details of a cyber attack aimed at iran and classified information on the u.s. drone program. today in czasyria, more str fighting, more death. heavy artillery exploding in residential neighborhoods. several people killed including the mayor of this neighborhood. across the country, we are told at least 96 people were killed in street fighting and artillery fire. there was even a street clash in the center of damascus where rebelled reportedly killed 17 troops loyal to assad. 87 french troops have died in afghanistan over the last decade. the new president's plan to bring home combat force by year's end will start next month. big news in europe today. the european union agrees to bail out the banks in spain. it is a drastic measure that economists hope will prevent complete economic chaos for america's biggest trading partner. cnn's anita desantos is in madrid for us. >> after fraught hours on the telephone, the 17 finance ministers of the countries that use the euroowes, their common currency finally convinced spain that at some point it will have to ask for financial assistance to bail out its banks. although spain has been very reluctant to pitch this as a full on bailout for the country, they have said they're going to be taking the money through their sovereign books and putting into it the banking sector to beef it up. at the moment, spain hasn't actually asked for the money, but what the euro zone finance ministers have done is put aside a maximum of $125 billion to fix the problem. for the moment, we'll wait and see the results of two independent audit reports that will be published in the next couple weeks to find out exactly how much money spain needs, and at that point, spain will ask for it. don? >> thank you very much. up next, they're called swatters. sophisticated prank callers targeting conservative bloggers. we'll talk with the recent victim who also happens to be a cnn contributor. shocking medical mistakes that doctors and hospitals make. we're counting them down for you. 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the police show up -- >> the police showed up, came into the driveway, blue lights flashing. my sister's family is in town. my wife is doing some dishes. we're sitting around chatting. the kids are running outside. my 3-year-old is enamored with the police car. >> normal evening. >> we thought the kids must have done something. luckily he actually recognized me from being on cnn. and was wondering -- he comes out and says accidental shooting. the second police officer shows up and comes up the driveway with his hand on his gun as my 3-year-old is in the driveway, keeps his distance behind the trunk of the first police car, and come to find out last night, there were actually police surrounding the house as they were investigating. >> when something happens to me even at work, something weird goes on, you go oh, i know who's behind this. do you have your ideas? >> i don't know who did this call, but what's interesting is it's happened now three different people, and the same voice on the 911 call. and all three of these. >> do you think it's a bit premature to start claiming that it's some sort of liberal plot against conservatives? >> i don't think so, in that these are the three public ones. but there's other incidents following similar patterns. the latest is an individual also writing about the same topic, having his mother's home address and pictures put up online. >> you said it's been happening before. it's happened before. but having police officers and swat team show up at your house, that's got to be chilling. you must be relieved. senator saxby chambliss of georgia and texas senator kenny marchand, they're calling for an investigation in this. are you glad about that? >> i am. the individual who had it happen in new jersey and the other in los angeles, their police have met dead ends because it's clearly someone doing it over a voiceover i.p. system, so the local police don't have the system to track it. with it being the same voice, you'd got to imagine there's some interstate issues involved. >> just because i disagree with you politically does not mean i should call police -- people take this stuff seriously. should we tone down the rhetoric? should there be more civility? should we realize hey, listen, it's just politics, at the end of the day, nobody died. stop it. >> yes and no. political rhetoric is always going to be heated. it was much more heated in the 1800s than it is today. >> there's a difference between heated political rhetoric and putting someone's life on the line. >> this happens in third world and bannan that republics. this is the united states. it shouldn't happen here. >> we should be a bit more careful. don't you think? i'm talking about liberals and conservatives. most people are snr the middle. you're very conservative and there are people on the left who are very liberal. most americans are somewhere in the middle and they don't care about the extremes. >> it's not an issue of where you are in the political spectrum. it's an issue of the other guy, you may disagree with him, but you shouldn't the trying to summon a swat team to their house. >> they've got some serious issues that goes beyond politics. >> you can hear it in the tone of voice, they're someone with some issues. >> erick erickson, a victim of swatting. next, some of the most horrific mistakes being done to patients by doctors in hospitals. you may be surprised how often they occur. but first this. is your child or your grandchild attending a school that is underperfo underperforming? you can do something to help. here's cnn's education contributor steve perry. >> there are ways that you can improve the school. the first is that you as a parent have to get involved. you have to meet with the principal and the teachers there and you have to come and be solution-oriented. coming in and pointing out problems doesn't help anybody. we see the same problems that you do. talk to other parents and see what they think. get your pta together. as a group, but solution-oriented. talk about how you can improve your reading scores and math scores. talk about how you can make it a more comfortable environment. fight the powers that want to maintain the status quo within the school. demand that people stay after school with your children, even if it is outside of the contract. you must be determined to get the best education out of any school that you have to send your child to. you know what's exciting? graduation. when i look up into my students faces, i see pride. you know, i have done something worthwhile. when i earned my doctorate through university of phoenix, that pride, that was on my face. i am jocelyn taylor. i'm committed to making a difference in people's lives, and i am a phoenix. visit phoenix.edu to find the program that's right for you. enroll now. i got it, i'm sorry. these people, huh? you know i've found that anger is the enemy of instruction. you don't know the egos that i have to deal with. you're probably right. thank you! whoever you are. i'm pretty sure that was phil jackson. he's quite famous... million championships... triangle offense innovator... [ male announcer ] the audi a8. named best large luxury sedan. nice wheels zen master. thank you...todd. ♪ thank you...todd. high schools in six states enrolled in the national math and science initiative... ...which helped students and teachers get better results in ap courses. together, they raised ap test scores 138%. just imagine our potential... ...if the other states joined them. let's raise our scores. let's invest in our teachers and inspire our students. let's solve this. this caught my eye and it's going to catch yours. that can happen even before an balance arrives. here's an early first look with senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. >> a lot can go wrong on the way to the hospital. darlene dukes is struggling to breathe. she calls 911 and tells the operator where she is. >> 602 wales drive. >> 602 wales drive? >> yes. >> instead of dispatching an balance to wales drive, the dispatcher sends paramedics to wells street, w-e-l-l-s, 27 miles away from darlene. darlene dies from a blood clot, police say. after an balance takes more than 45 minutes to find her. >> dropping a very, very critical amount of time in terms of the response time necessary to save somebody's life. >> when you call 911, slowly say and spell out the name of the street address. >> okay. that's good advice. but who can really -- when you're in the middle of an energy si, are you even going to remember how to spell your street name? are you even going to think about that? >> right. this has to be the hardest time to be an empowered patient. it's very difficult. you have to remember whether you're the person who's sick or preferably if there's someone there to help you, that those details matter. when you're calling an balance and you want them there now, spell it out. be as precise as you can possibly be. >> you actually saw -- it's on tnt, one of our sister networks, a "closer" episode, the killer went to the wrong place and the cop car ended up going to the wrong place and that's how they solved the case. it's actually a pretty easy mistake to do that. so that's good advice. especially someplace like here in atlanta. >> everything is piedmont. >> does that happen very often? >> you better be specific. >> you're going to talk about other things, simple things. washing your hands. and the thing that got me is operating on the wrong part that we're going to talk about in your series. you go in and put the x on. they don't do that anymore. there's a different thing that they do. they do it differently. >> and i'll tell you why they do it differently. an x sometimes means no. so you put an x on this knee and you might think that means don't do that, it's the other one. so they've come up with a protocol. and even then, sometimes things go wrong. but we talk about that in our show. >> oh, my gosh. i can't wait to see this. this is going to be great. great that it empowers us, not great that it happens. don't miss elizabeth's special "25 shocking medical mistakes." there are more than 25, but we'll do the top 25 tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. elizabeth will be back the next half-hour to look at what can happen after a toxic transplant. boy, oh, boy. brian banks spent five years locked up for a crime he did not commit. now that he's free, he is hoping to make his mark in the nfl. banks tried out for the seattle seahawks this week. it went so well, he's even been invited to the seahawks mini camp next week. he said the tryout was the second best day of his life. number one, the best day, just a few weeks ago when he was cleared of rape charges. the woman who accused him admitted she lied. seattle seahawks coach pete carroll reached out to banks after he was exonerated. their paths first crossed ten years ago when carroll offered banks a football scholarship to the university of southern california. >> to be out here on this field, to work out with the seahawks, to be given an opportunity to have a tryout, i really didn't have words for it. it's a dream come true. >> the washington redskins, kansas citchiefs, miami dolphins all invited him to a tryout. good luck, sir, good luck. he is a businessman, a politician, and even a singer, but certainly someone you don't want to encounter in a fight. i'm talk about manny pacquiao. just ahead, we're going to talk to him about his accomplishments and his distractions in the ring. and we want our viewers to stay connected to cnn even on the go. you do it. make sure you grab your mobile phone and go to cnn.com/tv. you can also go on your desk top and watch cnn live. [ male announcer ] count the number of buttons in your car. now count the number of buttons on your tablet. isn't it time the automobile advanced? introducing cue in the all-new cadillac xts. the simplicity of a tablet has come to your car. ♪ the all-new cadillac xts has arrived. and it's bringing the future forward. manny pacquiao, he is many things. a businessman, a politician, and a singer. but tonight, he is putting it all aside for his main job, world welterweight boxing champion. he'll take on undefeated challenger timothy bradley in las vegas. i had the chance to speak with the boxer known as pacman and i started by asking him how distractions might have hurt his performance the ring in the past. >> if you have a lot of things to think while you're training and a lot of distractions, it can hurt you 100%. if you understand, it's kind of different. this time, really showed me to be in focus for the fight. we did our best in training. >> you've been in the news recently about what you said about gays, about same-sex marriage. and you and your representatives have said that you have been misquoted by saying that gay people were sinners and should be put to death. and you don't believe in gay marriage. what do you say about that? >> what i say, the truth i say is he asked me about what same-sex marriage and i said my position is i'm not in favor for that. i'm against for that. and he said why not? i said against the law of god. but i'm not saying the gay people or anybody -- in fact, my favorite verse in the bible is "love one another, love your neighbor as you love yourself." >> can you talk to us about your efforts to fight human trafficking? why is this one of your passions? >> the trafficking is -- we fight that. i'm pushing that, to stop the human trafficking in the philippines. i really thank cnn for helping us and the work on that and internationally, globally. so thank you. i'll continue fighting for that always. >> let's move on now, manny, and talk about the fact that everyone wants to see. you know what i'm talking about. and i asked floyd mayweather this last month when he fought. when are you two going to get in the ring together? when are you going to touch gloves? >> i know. i don't know, but i want the fight to happen because that's what people want to see. my kids, my children, they say to me, daddy, i want you to retire soon, but before you retire, i want -- we have one request. what is that, son? and he said you have to fight mayweather. >> so are you saying right here, right now on cnn that you're going to talk to your promoters and you're going to talk to them about a match with you and floyd mayweather and we are going to see that? you can promise that to us? >> yes, but before that, we have to focus first on this fight. >> we're going to keep him to that promise. international boxing icon manny pacquiao defends his welterweight title tonight against timothy bradley. coverage begins on hbo pay-per-view at 9:00 eastern. 6:00 pacific time. half past the hour now. we want to take a look at your headlines. a major financial crisis tonight in spain. spain's government will ask the european union to bail out its banking system, possibly to tune of up to $125 billion. the cash injex is meant just for the banks. might want to look away from this next video because it's hard to look at. a california man faces a california felony charge for spanking his stepson. an adult neighbor videotaped the incident. the accused man is an official with a central california rotter agentsy. he is now out on bail. we are following that story for you. police in the phoenix area are looking for whoever is responsible for leaving flashlight bombs around the city. five people have been injured in three separate bomb attacks. an explosive is placed inside the flashlights and set to go off when the switch is flicked on. it's become such a prork billboards have gone up to warn residents of the danger. alabama police have arrested a man wanted in the deaths of 9-year-old twins and their 73-year-old babysitter. he was arrested this morning in selma. investigators haven't detailed a possible motive or what evidence connected lee to the case. the bodies of twins jordan and taylor and their babysitte