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Hospital turning away somebody for treatment, ordering them out because they didn't pay. what they say -- what they say is it seems the protocols that ç are in place would lead the patient to believe that if they don't pay, they won't get service but no one has been turned away. is that accurate? >> i think that's the case, leading people to believe that perhaps they would be turned away or not really giving people a choice. >> reporter: bruce falcon, who also went to fairview hospital, did worry about what kind of care he'd receive if he didn't pay upfront in the e.r. >> i had terrible heart...

i wasn't there. i wasn't present in that crime. >> cnn's matthew chance was in the courtroom. matthew, walk us through this morning's hearing, will you? >> reporter: yeah, martin. it was very emotional. amanda knox came in escorted by the guards and looked very stressed indeed, very pale. her head was hung down. she didn't even look at her family, who were gathered in one corner of the courtroom to give her support. her former boyfriend also serving a lengthy prison sentence for the murder of meredith kircher, spoke first. he said they were both innocent. then the big moment came. pe...

They were dry. and his pupils were dilated. when i hooked up the ekg machine, it was flat lined. >> let's bring in our legal analysts to weigh in. good morning, ladies, good to see you both. car r karen, as a former prosecutor, how much does this testimony from the paramedic give you what you need? >> there's a few things going on here. obviously dr. murray's omissions, his behavior, and how he acted outside the standard of care are going to be three main things that are going to be evolved all through the trial. so the paramedic is key. he's an eyewitness to what was going on and establishing...

a u.s. drone fires its missile and one of america's top terror targets is dead. >> the death of awlaki is a major blow to al qaeda's most active operational affiliate. >> anwar al awlaki was a long way from the home when the missile found him in yemen. born in new mexico and educated in the u.s., he radicalized and became a leader in al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. implicated in many plots to kill americans, he was a top terror recruiter, awlaki's presence was felt in [ sirens [. >> reporter: the alleged shooter, major nidal hasan is believed to have exchanged e-mails with awlaki ...

>> the death of awlaki is a major blow to al qaeda's most active operational affiliate. >> anwar al awlaki was a long way from the home when the missile found him in yemen. born in new mexico and educated in the u.s., he radicalized and became a leader in al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. implicated in many plots to kill americans, he was a top terror recruiter, awlaki's presence was felt in the ft. hood massacre. the alleged shooter, major nidal hasan is believed to have exchanged e-mails with awlaki before the rampage that left 13 people dead. awlaki is also linked to other terror...