because of prejudice. president obama posthumously awarded the medal of freedom to private henry johnson part of the harlem hell fighters who pushed back the germans in hand to hand combat and saved a wounded comrade. johnson was wounded 21 times himself but never honored. also awarded there he is sergeant william shemin, he was a jewish american who ran across a battlefield three times to save wounded soldiers. he was shot in the head but survived. our nation judged them by the color of their skin and not the content of their character. but we can do our best to make it right. johnson couldn t find work after the war. died at the age 32. shemin died in 1973. well deserved honors. good luck to a woman who is rogue right now. this is a long trip. she s going from san diego to hawaii. that s a long flight even. the boat looks much more
money to keep those fancy emails. they were using microsoft outlook. get the geeks in the room. let s get some geeks coming before congress and tell us how there is not a person i have talked to that is an i.t. professional they laugh at this and how the obama administration stand behind this, i don t know. martha: i know you will keep us posted. bill: a teenager hid away in the wheel well of an airplane from san jose to hawaii. he can t believe he survived. for five hours enduring frigid temperatures. then flew at 38,000 feet. he says he ran away because he missed his birth mother in
are become a concern around the country, from washington, to hawaii, to new york and california. then happening in homes, apartments, even hotel rooms. in southern california, authorities are cracking down. there, the product is outlawed. we ve identified how separate butane hash oil extraction labs of which 20 have resulted in fires and explosions. just seeing this pattern and trends, we can t ignore it. reporter: the burn trauma icu has treated at least ten victims of hash oil explosions since january. that s ten timings the number treated in all of 2012 and on track to far surpass last year s numbers. we had one woman, she came in with a 90% burn, so she was with us for two months. reporter: it s now been more than a year since winkler left the hospital. he considers himself healed. but the scars on his hands are constant reminders of the day he almost died. while i was doing this
talking about when we talk about a re-appraisal of what happens next. i want to thank everybody on our panel tonight. up next with michael holmes. he will take us inside a lab with the technology that can unlock the secrets with the plane s black boxes if they re found. also ahead, the teen boy who flew from san jose to hawaii, what he told investigators about where he was actually trying to go when we continue. sfx: car unlock beep.
new details tonight about the teenage stowaway who authorities say flew from hawaii to california in the wheel well of the boeing 767. the boy turned up in maui, the airport workers found him on the tarmac. he scaled a fence to get to the plane. a lot of people believe there must be more to the story that we don t yet know. hard to believe a teenager could survive in the wheel well with the lack of oxygen and the temperatures that the plane reaches. tonight the story just doesn t square. tonight, we have more on the story. dan simon has more. what might have motivated the kid to do this? reporter: well, anderson to put it simply it sounds like this is a teenager who was homesick who acted out in a very irrational way to say the least.