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Would you risk your life to save a stranger who seemingly wants to die? it's a question few people ever have to contemplate. in our next story strangers spending a relaxing day in the park are suddenly faced with that very situation and they'll have to make a decision in an instant. a man perched at the edge of a bridge contemplates, life or death. >> if he falls, man, he's dead. >> as minutes tick by the question soon becomes one for witnesses on the ground, what should they do? >> we were skating across the bridge here. >> tara johnson is rollerblading in fairmont park with her boyfriend, ga...

Imagining fist striking jaw, but we're not all so restrained. just ask politicians in the czech republic. >> this fight occurred in may 2006, i think two weeks before general elections in the czech republic. it was quite a highly politically charged atmosphere. >> and it's about to become even more heated. deputy prime minister takes the stand at a conference and strikes his health minister. >> seemed like a conventional boring speech, and then excitement. >> no one knew it was going to happen. i think it really did come out of the blue. >> and no one is more stunned than the abused health min...

Relationship with the military. let's listen back to may 2006. >> there was no firefighter, there was no ied that killed these innocent people. our troops overreacted because of the pressure on them and they killed innocent civilians in cold blood. >> brian: he was an officer in the military. i'm sure that he's done some fine things. but what he did in the last lap of his career was despicable. >> it certainly was. the marines who were smeared mercylessly not just by john murtha, but by his aiders and abettors and the main stream media who always see the members of our military as the real ene...

And then at a certain point when the army moved in, the army was not willing to kill people and that's when it all came to an end. now egypt has a very large army. a very professional army and an army which is loyal to the state. mubarak himself is a former air force officer. but so far as i understand, in the history of egypt, the army has never turned its guns on the egyptian people. so what happens if those civilians force that moment and the army says they won't shoot? does that mean the gig is up? >> president mubarak knows how to resort to last ditch attempts to cling to power. he's done...

>> in may 2006 the twins have a very special visit. >> how's your english? >> good. >> is your english good? >> yes. >> dr. salyer's visit to cairo is twofold. he'll tour the facility run by dr. nasser and, of course, check up on mohamed and ahmed. >> it's been a long time. >> okay. >> okay. >> you went over to egypt to see these boys. >> right. >> what was that like? >> it was a wonderful moment. we had an opportunity to see these boys, and they were happy. >> it's still soft right here. i mean, it still hasn't filled in like i wanted it to. >> this is you. that's you. look. see this place ri...