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They have a pretty good situation on awareness and understand what is happening in real-time. when they get in close, they get a one-minute warning and that is at that point, the adrenalin starts pumping once they face break out of the helicopter and came in with a hard landing, they are running on adrenalin. they don't know specifically what the interior of the buildings look like. ine though they rehearsed this scores of times. on a facsimile to assimulate the compound and vice-president and density of thaltitude. they don't know what they will find. they are so well rehearsed so many times ...

In his book called "does the noise inside my head bother you, a rock 'n' roll memoir." steven tyler, a true rock star. what a life you've had being a rock star. is it all it's cracked up to be? >> i could answer that another way but i won't on television. it is. i love the ride. once you get -- someone got that, huh? once you -- once you go on the ride, you get addicted to it like i'm honestly addicted to adrenalin. and have been since the days i left the clubs and went with aerosmith but on a so much bigger level so yeah, it's all cracked up to be that. >> you wrote "dream on" that's the one ...

>> not what we wanted to see. we were afraid of being sucked out. >> you are then in other wordily mode? >>guest: we are still on the a -- adrenalin. >> it was chaos on the flight when that was happening. the noise was, you could not hear anything with the noise coming through the hole through the fuselage so the, everyone was trying to get the masks on, the dive, people were, you know, very upset and crying and it was crazy. >>shepard: and your ears? what does that do to your ears? >> it does hurt. you can actually burst your eardrums. there is a gentleman in front of me and his ears really h...

And egypt, that we fail to see that that is just the first step in the process. and already in egypt we're beginning to see that what we thought was the revolution was just the overthrow of a tyrant. the process will take a long time. >> before we go, you have a very nice life, you do the commentary for bbc as well. after so many years at "night line" do you wish the adrenalin? >> oh, sure, i don't think anyone who has loved this business the way i love it can honestly say that when stuff starts happening in benghazi and tripoli and cairo -- >> you want to get on a plane. >> in my mind's eye p...

Of my head and as well as one in the front and stab wound in the back of my leg. and my back is just, just looks like-- i'm completely black and blue. >> do you remember any of the hits. >> oh, yeah, yeah, i railroad one hit right here which blanked my vision out to some degree, blanked my left hearing, hearing from my left ear to some degree and that's when i thought i was going to go down. >> what kept you going, sheer adrenalin or something in your mind, i can't let this be the last moments of my life because i've got this. >> mostly adrenalin, but you know, i've got a lot to live for and i...