him starting tonight. talk to you later. we ll be back. bringing a child into the world should be the most enjoyable moment in any family s life. it can also be the most terrifying for some parents whose newborn about must battle to stay alive. surae chinn reports on a group of doctors who battle to save babies. reporter: susan johnson knows how life can be fleeting. little madeline s body was deprived of oxygen, her life slipping away. she was life-flighted here to children s. reporter: with a knew cooling therapy program at the time. i had never heard of anything like that, so it seemed a little crazy and unknown. reporter: they were able to reduce her body temperature, avoid further swelling and brain damage. sort of like putting your ice on your ankle when you sprain it. it s trying to minimize the swelling in the brain, reducing the metabolic rate so it doesn t have to work as hard and it also has antiseizure properties. reporter: it s a critical proc
the move. kristen berset is here with the story. reporter: first it s a case of should he or shouldn t he? rg3 worked out all week and says he feels fine. despite that, some don t think he should play tomorrow against the vikings. usa today s sports come columnist wrote about this and why he should stay on the sidelines. there s so much we don t know about concussions. he says he s fine. the tests apparently show he s fine. he is going to run outside the pocket at some point in the vikings game. i think the entire redskin nation will cringe. and what worries you is this is his second concussion. he had one in college and now, this, second in a year. these things add up. and i just think for the good of this franchise, for the good of this man, for his head, for everything that we know and don t know about concussions, he should not play. reporter: now, bruce, kristin was talking about she equated this also to stephen strasburg with the nationals. that was the arm they w
last night. the nats made an appearance early. bottom of the 1st, already 1-0. ryan zimmerman takes adam wainwright to deep right center. give the nats a 3-0 lead. bottom of the 3rd, a first inning triple with his first post season home run. that one is a no doubter and the nats were cruising. it was 4-0. later in the inning, michael moore says hey, i m going to join the party. the nationals built a 6-0 lead after only three innings of play. so bottom of the 8th. that lead is now 6-5. kirk is up, two outs and he would provide some clutch insurance. adam laroche scores and the nationals are feeling good. leading 7-5, heading into the 9th inning. and drew is in to close it out. it is still 7-5. daniel up with the bases loaded and two outs. they need one more. instead, a hot shot off of ian desmond s glove into center field. the nats once a strike away from winning the series find the game tied 7-7. next batter, two on, 2-2 count. he sends a base hit to right field. two more run
home to new jersey at this moment. tonight we have new details about what may have happened to the pop icon. we ll begin tonight with the video of a cold blooded purrer. good evening. i m murderer. good evening. i m brian bolter. i m shawn yancy. brittany norwood brutally beat and killed her co-worker jayna murray in the lululemon athletica store. brittany norwood was first interviewed in the hospital hours after she was found bound and bleeding on the floor of the store. that was recorded on audio only. four days later norwood was well enough to go to montgomery county police headquarters for her first videotaped interview with detectives. she was a free woman voluntarily speaking with police five days after the vicious murder of her co-worker jayna murray inside the lululemon athletica store on bethesda row. he strikes me on my head. he strikes you on your head? uh-huh. on your forehead? uh-huh. do you know with what? no. was it his fist or an object
untimely death of the superstar. the first aid and cpr measures were performed and an attempt to revive her. they were unsuccessful at approximately 3:55 p.m. whitney houston was pronounced dead at the beverly hilton hotel. reporter: at sunday night s grammy awards the mood was uplifting as greats talked about perhaps the greatest of them all. she is the best singer i ever heard. it is like a hole in the heart of music. reporter: during the broadcast jennifer hudson, a voice fraught with emotion, sang a moving rendition of the song that became whitney houston s trademark. i will always love you reporter: funeral services will be held in newark, new jersey, her hometown, at the end of the week, a city that first witnessed the rise of an amazing superstar. in beverly hills, california, i m sarah edwards, news 4. local musicians and artists who knew whitney houston are speaking out about how she touched their lives and impacted their careers. singer/songwriter lomo