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hearing about what's -- how big this protest is. it's hard for us to tell from our vantage point. >> kate, the protest earls really are protesters are very near the nbc tower right now. what they've done is, they're moving down what we call the magnificent mile, the gold coast, a very pricey shopping district. they have shut down traffic functionally going both ways right outside the tribune tower. >> is that the picture that we're seeing on the left side, where the stop light and traffic stopped in each direction? >> you're seeing a green light right now. >> what intersection is that? >> this is the intersection of michigan avenue approaching ohio. >> okay. >> and so it's right in the throbbing heart of the big shopping district. >> right. >> and it's a pretty contained crowd. chicago police on either side of it, but the protesters, as you can see and i can see, are
end of the 14th the pain started to -- it got worse. and by the time i got up in the morning, i knew it was like shooting and throbbing pains. it was very it was obvious this was something much more than a bruise. >> miles found an english speaking doctor who said it looked like a textbook case of acute compartment syndrome. it was the first time miles heard the term. >> he said this and i literally was trying to wiki what i had. and, you know, i didn't like what i read. >> miles reported from all over the globe. this time he came close to dying just from this freak accident. i talked to him and sanjay about what exactly happened when that case hit his arm. one of the things i knew you talked about early on is just how given all the places you've been all the dangers you have faced to have something happen like this is just so bizarre. can you explain medically what happened here sanjay?
often an almost fatal mistake. >> so you went to the beach? >> yes, i was in the philippine, so i did not have medical infra infrastructure right there at my fingertips. so it was on the 12th of february. and by the night of the 13th into the 14th, it, the pain started to it got worse. and by the time i got up in the morning, i knew it was like shooting and throbbing pains. it was very obvious that this is much more than a bruise. >> miles found an english-speaking doctor who told him that it looked like texbook case of acute compartment syndrome. it is the first time that miles had heard the term. >> he said it and i tried to wickky what i had. and i did not like what i had. >> and miles has reported from all over the globe, and this
so you saw a bruise? >> yeah, it got kind of ugly, but i had been bruised. i wanted to go to the beach. i was like, i'm not going to. denial. i wasn't going to run to, i was in the philippines. i didn't have medical infrastructure right in at my fingertips. that was the 12th of february. and by the night of the 13th into the 14th, it, the pain, it started to -- it got worse. by the time i got up in the morning, i knew it was like shooting and throbbing pains. it was obviously something much more than a bruise. >> miles found an english speaking doctor who told him it looked like a textbook case of acute compartment syndrome. it was the first time miles had ever heard the term. he said this and i literally was trying to wiki what i had.
sky diving accident. it was just a case that fell and hit his arm. so miles did what we all do too often. we ignore the pain, hoping it would just go away. it turned out to be an honest but nearly fatal mistake. so you saw a bruise? >> yeah, it got kind of ugly, but i had been bruised. i wanted to go to the beach. i was like, i'm not going to. denial. i wasn't going to run to, i was in the philphilippines. i didn't have medical infrastructure in my fingertips. that was the 12th of february. and by the night of the 13th into the 14th, it, the pain, it got worse. by the time i got up in the morning, i knew it was like shooting and throbbing pains. it was obviously something much more than a bruise.
him a [bleep]. he went after him when he was celebrating. as a pageant winner would somebody come up to you and ask after you won something a serious question? no. >> no. >> never. >> they just ask to try on the crown. all right, if you want to. i was at brat's celebratory party. >> really? >> yes, after the show i just head over there. he was having a really good time. we have all been there the next day. it is like radio, oh my head is throbbing and i want a cheese burger and a chocolate milk. it is hard for him to formulate words as is usually my case in the morning. it is interesting to see if he actually will answer those questions at some point. >> he has got to become media savy, but not too savy. >> i will give him the syria part, but isn'te an economics professor? >> yes, he is. >> maybe answer a question about minimum wage. >> he didn't have a position
went back and i got a dexa-scan and i'm thrilled to say i don't have osteoporosis and i am on a mission to make people understand they don't have to have this as a diagnosis that they're stuck with for life. you can prevent it and reverse it. >> can you just give us an idea what the symptoms were in case there's somebody out there who think i might have this? >> yeah, you know, i would start out with the aches and pains a lot around the hips and i hear that from a lot of the women that come to me to get more information. a lot around the hips and it went around to the lower back and it started with a general throbbing and then it just became so intense that i was really just bedridden. >> awful. and you met your future husband. >> how did you know that? >> it was jason. down in florida. how did that come about? >> he'd been working with clients more on a diet regimen, when i went to him this was really the first time that he was working with somebody on micronutrient therapy and we fell in love because we both got so excited about what we were
behind there at that pump. >> at the local k and k food mart the store is surveillance camera captures what happens. that is sam dressed in hunting camouflage. >> paid for my gas. had a little conversation with the patrons inside. >> long them, amea lajoie. it is just his throbbing he is safe inside when an explosion rocks the gas station. >> i was in the store and i went to the the counter to change my pump number and that a is when it all happened. >> tim is in the couple's pickup -- kim is in the pickup fiddling with the radio when suddenly a terrifying noise. >> i h heard this huge loud sound and the truck shook and i hit the floorboards. felt like the gas pump blew up. >> samshoos us where he stood when it all went down. >> next thing i know all i seen was this orange bead framed out
cognitively. it's a 6 to 12 month process before you're dealing with the person again. >> how did you deal with it? you didn't commit crimes? >> i did commit crimes. i never got arrested. >> what was your crime? using? >> i bought them illegally. had i gotten arrested, i wouldn't be here helping people. i'd be in prison with a tattoo all over my body. >> doesn't make you a better person. >> i was fortunate. i got to go to rehab. >> was this on your own? a friend intervene? >> no. i mean, i was worried that i would die from it. >> something -- you hit bottom. >> yeah. i hit bottom. >> you were working all this time on tv while this was happening? >> yeah, yeah. >> explain that. you get up and make your call in the morning. 6:00 in the morning. all the time you're, what, throbbing with a hangover? what were you dealing with? >> i had to get the right amount of pills to get through the day. and, you know, i'd joke about it that i -- >> did your fellow actors know you were under the influence? >> oh, they knew. yeah. and they were very concerned about me. because i, you know, my joke is
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