assistant. but the teen insists this isn t his fault. it s the hospital s fault. trace gallagher with the story. explain why he says the hospital is to blame. well, as you might imagine, police say everything he says is kind of to be taken with a grain of salt. matthew claims he was simply going down to get his assistant clerk s bad in administration and that he might have forgotten to fill out his date of birth. apparently somebody filled in that he was 19 instead of 17. and then for some unexplained reason they handed him a physician s assistant badge. he called that a stupid mistake and now he wants to find out who is behind that mistake so he can have them fired. listen. what s let s let s just say that i m a physician s assistant are you that stupid put me in a system with that without any credentials or any paperwork or nothing? you know. is that something that you can see happening over there? as far as like? happening like that?
additional evidence in the case. mostly consisting of zimmerman s community college records. a major cocaine bust in the waters off puerto rico sparking new concerns about u.s. territories serving as gateways for drug trafficking right here at home. federal authorities joined puerto rican police on monday to seize more than a ton of cocaine from a disabled boat. some 20 miles off the island s south coast. officials say a man towing that boat noticed its crew acting strangely and called the cops. they found 38 bales of cocaine hidden inside the gasoline tank there and arrested both guys on board. the feds report the traffic typically comes from south america and that nearly 1/3 of all drugs that reach the continental united states pass right through the caribbean. phil keating is streaming live in san juan tonight. phil? shep, since these islands are all u.s. territories. all cargo ships from here to the main land is treated as domestic. meaning far less stringent
oregon. the coast guard sent a boat and a helicopter after witnesses called 911 it to report the swimmers drifting away from a resort beach. rescuers say all four showed some signs of hypothermia but were otherwise in good shape. missouri. police say a car pulled in front of a public bus on a rain-slick road in kansas city. and the collision hurt more than a dozen people. two of them in serious condition. cops say the bus driver tried to avoid that car, but slid down an embankment and flipped at least once. local media report firefighters had to free some people from inside the bus. colorado. a broken water main sent a gusher into the street west of denver. this video from a local reporter s cell phone shows police at the scene. they shut down the road until crews could get the water under control. minnesota. lawn mower demolition derby. the hot new sport joining the
temperatures around 13 below zero. there rescuers picked up the scientists and flew back to new zealand, no problems. the foundation that runs the an artic research base says the patient is in stable condition but may very well need surgery. not releasing details about the person s identity because of privacy laws. another high wire act from that guy who walked a tight rope across niagara falls. but today things were very different. we watched this live on studio b. tonight, nic woe wallenda of the flying wallendas tell us why he thinks about dying up there and why he was so worried about his shoes. a guy who says he got spooked out by randy travis. cops say they found the country singer naked, wreaking of booze after a car crash. now we ll hear the 911 call that led the police there. that s coming up as fox reports live tonight. at purina one,
increasing employee productivity. he is accused of impersonating a police officer and a nurse and a physician s assistant all while he was a teenager. and now we re getting a first look at the interrogation video with that teen explaining exactly what he did. he spoke with the detective about what happened at a medical center in osceola county, florida. police say the teenager was supposed to be working in the billing department. but he claims the hospital issued him a physician assistant i.d. by mistake and apparently he just went with it. he admits he reported to the emergency room, war a stethoscope and a lab coat and in at least one case, performed cpr on a patient at a doctor s request. he said you can take over cpr? i started doing cpr on her for like a minute or two minutes while he went out and got the medications and came back in. that was it the only reason why did i it because nobody was wells in there.