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Every week we honor an everyday person doing extraordinary work to help others. we find these people through your nominations. we recognized dr. rob gore earlier this year, an emergency room physician doing anti-violence work in new york. meet the woman who helped turn him into a cnn hero. >> a nominated dr. gore to be a cnn hero because we grew up together. then i saw him doing this wonderful community work. i'm familiar with cnn heroes. i'm a fan of the show. as i was volunteering here, i said to myself, wait, cnn heroes, dr. gore, perfect match. here we are. i'm so proud of my friend to see...

Brooklyn, it was a reality that pushed him to take action. meet dr. rob gore. >> i don't like pronouncing people dead. it's probably the worst thing that i've ever had to do. i want to preserve life. when i see patients that are coming in with violent injuries, when it's somebody that looks like you from your neighborhood, a lot of this stuff really hits home. you realize, i don't want this to happen anymore. what do we do about it? >> to find out more about dr. gore's mission, head to cnnheros.com. while you're there, no, ma'am name someone you think should be a cnn hero. here we go. 6:00 e...

For black men between the ages of 15 and 34. it is a staggering statistic that pushed one doctor to take action in and out of the hospital. >> i don't like pronouncing people dead. it's probably the worst thing that i've ever had to do. i want to preserve life. when i see patients that are coming in with violent injuries, when somebody looks like you, from your neighborhood, a lot of this stuff really hits home. you realize, i don't want this to happen anymore. what do we do about it? >> to find out how dr. rob gore is working to end violence in his community go to cnnheroes.com. while you're ...

The number one cause of death for black men between the ages of 15 to 34. it's a horrid statistic. for this week's cnn hero, an emergency room doctor in new york, it was a reality that pushed him to take action in and out of the hospital. meet dr. rob gore. >> i don't like pronouncing people dead. it's probably the worst thing that i have ever had to do. i want to preserve life. when i see patients coming in with violent injuries, when somebody looks like you, from your neighborhood, a lot of this stuff really hits home. you realize, i don't want this to happen anymore. what do we do about it?...

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