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Although his preferred venue is off the agenda for the time being, Santa Anita’s beloved Paddock Captain John Shear will nonetheless celebrate his 100th birthday with family this Sunday (Jan. 17). Furloughed since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in March, Shear, who has been employed by the track since 1961, would dearly love to return to his beloved Santa Anita. Santa Anita will name a race in honour of Shear’s 100th birthday on Sunday, and although they’ll be unable to attend, Shear and his wife Diane and son Michael, will spend his 100th birthday at John and Diane’s Sierra Madre...

Beloved Santa Anita Paddock Captain Shear Looking Forward To Celebrating 100th Birthday But Misses The Horses Sponsored by: Santa Anita paddock captain John Shear Although his preferred venue is off the agenda for the time being, Santa Anita's beloved Paddock Captain John Shear will nonetheless celebrate his 100 th birthday with family this Sunday, Jan. 17.  Furloughed since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in March, Shear, who has been employed by the track since 1961, would dearly love to return to his beloved Santa Anita. Santa Anita will name a race in honor of Shear's 100 t...

Maybe she has a deep-seated psychiatric problem. and yet people's bad days become really entertaining for us and we can pretend and say oh, we feel really bad about this person or that person. if we felt really bad, we wouldn't show it. that's my feeling. >> emily: dana, was set up bad day or a meltdown? >> dana: it's possible she had something else going on. i know -- i have never witnessed anything like this at an airport but i always do feel sympathy for the airline workers. i feel like they take a lot of crap from a lot of people. you can get frustrated for legitimate reasons. if your flig...

Alone. >> reporter: even though she didn't know him, heather stayed with jordan mcilldoon as he took his last breath. the 25-year-old from british, columbia. and told his family. i said he didn't make it. i swear i will not leave them. >> reporter: and others concerned they could have done more. >> did i help enough people? everybody was screaming. i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: amy's white shirt was stained by the blood of the man who was helping her and said he was shot in the rear. >> he was a truly amazing person trying to protect the whole table area where we were. >> reporter: in...

Area and that there was a lot of blood. and i just told him, you can't leave yet. you have to stay. you have to be quiet. we have to just stay together until help comes. help is on its way. we didn't know what that was going to happen. but he stood still and he talked to us and he continued talking until a woman with kind of short blond hair popped underneath the table and said everyone is okay. you're safe now. and he was the first person to get taken out to triage, i'm assuming. >> so you don't know how he's doing. >> i don't know how he's doing. he's been in my thoughts all day. he's a true...