tried to do cpr for some 20 minutes, then took him to the hospital. two of his oregon colleagues were following in the car. that s what i knew at that point. i started to try to track down somebody at the hospital to tell me what happened. i kept on asking, did he have a pulse. you were asking doctor questions. i knew that was a sign. no one would answer the question. that certainly tells you a lot when they don t answer the question. dr. gupta joins me with more. she told gayle her husband had died an aortic aneurysm, and she thought maybe this had been brewing for some time. can you explain this? yeah, it s a rare situation, but as celine gounder was sort
to say he left a legacy would be an understatement, and his positive impact will continue to be felt. boss leaves behind his wife and three children. he was 40 years old. such a beautiful family. also this news. grant wahl, the sports journalist who died suddenly in qatar while covering the world cup suffered a ruptured aortic aneurysm. his widow addressed his death. grant had collapsed, that they had tried to do cpr for some 20 minutes and then took him off the to the hospital. mm-hmm. and two of his other colleagues were following in a car behind the ambulance, and that s what i knew at that point. mm-hmm. and so i started to try to track down somebody at the hospital to tell me what had happened. i kept on asking, did he have a pulse? you were asking doctor questions. well, i knew that was a sign. if he had a pulse when he left the stadium, that would have been a good sign, but no one would answer the question. mm-hmm.
thank you very much. new details about the death of grant wahl who collapsed last week covering the world cup. this morning his widow, dr. celine gounder said this. he had an autopsy done here in new york by the new york city examiner s office and it showed he had an aortic aneurysm that ruptured. turning now to the latest out of the tournament where the first team has secured its spot in sunday s final, yesterday argentina defeated croatia 3-0 what an amazing series of plays by lionel messi. and at 2:00 p.m. eastern today, france taking on morocco. as both look to take on argentina in the finals on sunday. morocco looking to be the first
so, far it doesn t look like any of those insurgent republicans in the senate are willing to have that fight and potentially risk a shutdown. but there are still two days to go here before, friday and anything can happen. a christmas shutdown, how does that sound to their constituents? we ve been there before. i know, indeed. thanks, garrett hague. vinegars crossed that won t have biden. tom winner, glenn kirschner, appreciate it. and an autopsy by the new york city medical examiner revealing that grant wall, the international sport journalist, died from a slowly growing aortic aneurysm well covering the world cup in qatar. this morning, his wife, a member of the presidential transition team s covid advisory board, talk to cbs about her husband s work and his passions. there is so much about the culture, the politics of sport of soccer, to him it was a way
sunday. france ended morocco s cinderella run today winning 2-0. they will face lionel messi and argentinia who defeated croatia on tuesday. france is now one victory away from becoming the first nation in 60 years to winning back to back world cups. the death of cbs sports director grant w-a-h-l at the world cup stunned american soccer fans. today we learned the cause of death was a ruptured aortic aneurysm. w-a-h-l s wife revealed the news today on cbs morning, white flowers were placed in w-a-h-l press box seat honoring his passion for sports. some classic movies including the little mermaid and when harry met sally received a special honor today. that s next. you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line