A dialysis patient is bleeding and doctors can’t get it to stop: a naked man falls into a cactus and is covered head to toe in cactus needles; a patient brings radioactive rocks to the hospital causing chaos in the ER

A stabbing victim’s heart has a hole in it, and must be pumped by hand to keep him alive; a woman believes that she is possessed by demons; and a man with a vibrator in his rectum offers to pay cash to keep his condition off of his medical record.

A paralyzed stroke patient watches speechless and horrified as his wife and his 2 girlfriends fight over him; Army doctors in Iraq try to save the lives of 3 soldiers who lost limbs in an IED explosion; a child’s bite turns deadly for a patient who recently had a liver transplant.

Harrison Ford’s career spans six decades, and his movie grosses surpass six billion dollars, making him one of the most bankable stars of all time and earning him a skyrocketing paycheck. But the high life doesn’t come cheap, and when Ford found himself in a very public divorce with no prenup, things went downhill. We look at the financial and personal highs and lows of one of Hollywood’s most sought-after leading men.

It was one of the most talked about crimes of the 1970s, an outrageous caper at 10,000 feet. The only trace the perpetrator left behind was a note and phony name – D.B. Cooper. But five months later, it happened again. This time it was a man named Richard McCoy. Were they two different people or was DB Cooper really Richard McCoy, an ex-Vietnam vet turned highjacker?

Officers respond to a report of shoplifting at a mall; police question a young woman believed to be a prostitute; cops interview a man who is allegedly selling drugs out of his truck; New Orleans police respond to calls during Mardi Gras.

Police pursue a man riding erratically on a bicycle; cops question a woman suspected of being a prostitute; officers respond to a call about an alleged break in at a house; a couple are questioned who are parked in a neighborhood that has experienced a rash of robberies.

Police pursue a stolen truck with a flatbed trailer stacked with golf carts; a woman is questioned as a suspect in a domestic disturbance; officers respond to a dispute between a father and son; a man and woman are questioned after leaving an area known for prostitution.

Police pursue a vehicle with three suspects who refuse to pull over; officers council a man observed making a drug transaction; a man is questioned for allegedly trying to sell prescription drugs; cops chase a drug suspect.

Officer Brandon Cruz prepares to detain Jerry Davis, for drunk driving; three handcuffed offenders star in the worst escape ever.

In Las Vegas, NV an honest offender turns himself in. Officers arrest an underage woman who admits to driving under the influence. A woman is taken into custody after harming herself with a pair of scissors

In Sarasota, FL a man is busted for an open container of beer. In Salt Lake City, UT a woman is stunned as to how drug paraphernalia wound up on her person. In Las Vegas, NV a former bus driver relays sad details about his past. In Portland, OR a shoplifter receives some sage of wisdom from one of the officers.

In Salt Lake City, UT officers break up an altercation between two inmates. In Portland, OR a belligerent man questions the authorities. In Sarasota, FL a man is busted for DUI. In Las Vegas, NV a woman is taken into custody for battery.

In Salt Lake City, UT a disorderly man in the detention center is sent to the padded room. A Sarasota, FL man hurls insults at officers while in custody. In Portland, OR a drunk and destructive young man is placed in the drunk-tank. In Las Vegas, NV a woman tries to lie about the reasons behind her detention.

Officers respond to a report of shoplifting at a mall; police question a young woman believed to be a prostitute; cops interview a man who is allegedly selling drugs out of his truck; New Orleans police respond to calls during Mardi Gras.

Police pursue a man riding erratically on a bicycle; cops question a woman suspected of being a prostitute; officers respond to a call about an alleged break in at a house; a couple are questioned who are parked in a neighborhood that has experienced a rash of robberies.

Police pursue a stolen truck with a flatbed trailer stacked with golf carts; a woman is questioned as a suspect in a domestic disturbance; officers respond to a dispute between a father and son; a man and woman are questioned after leaving an area known for prostitution.

Police pursue a vehicle with three suspects who refuse to pull over; officers council a man observed making a drug transaction; a man is questioned for allegedly trying to sell prescription drugs; cops chase a drug suspect.

Lucille Ball didn’t just make millions of people laugh uproariously. She blazed a whole new path for women in the entertainment industry that still resonates today. Her bravery and willingness to try absolutely anything to elicit a chuckle changed the rules of television. Comediennes Carol Burnett, Lily Tomlin, Debra Messing and Suzanne Somers reveal to us how they were uniquely inspired by Lucy’s comic genius. But simply being funny was never enough for her. The shrewd, enterprising redhead—whose drama-filled personal life was constantly at odds with her public persona—struggled against a system created by men, all the while cementing her legacy by building an entertainment empire that would transform Hollywood as we know it.

Desi Arnaz was famed for playing the much-loved character, Ricky Ricardo, in the 1950s TV series ‘I Love Lucy’. Almost 30 years later, in the early hours of December 2nd, 1986, Desi died. He was 69 years old. Born in Cuba, 16-year-old Desi & his family were exiled to Miami following the 1933 revolution. Starting from zero, Desi’s drive to succeed saw him rise to fame & garner attention as the bongo-playing leader of a Latin orchestra. With his Cuban charisma & boyish good looks he soon won the heart of up & coming film star, Lucille Ball. Together, they would change the face of TV with the series ‘I Love Lucy’. But Desi was so much more than just a TV star – forming their company, Desilu he became one of the most powerful men in TV. But his success would become his downfall. In this episode, world-renowned forensic pathologist, Dr. Michael Hunter, uses the Death certificate, first-hand reports, and archive to uncover the facts behind the sad demise of Desi Arnaz.

Lucille Ball didn’t just make millions of people laugh uproariously. She blazed a whole new path for women in the entertainment industry that still resonates today. Her bravery and willingness to try absolutely anything to elicit a chuckle changed the rules of television. Comediennes Carol Burnett, Lily Tomlin, Debra Messing and Suzanne Somers reveal to us how they were uniquely inspired by Lucy’s comic genius. But simply being funny was never enough for her. The shrewd, enterprising redhead—whose drama-filled personal life was constantly at odds with her public persona—struggled against a system created by men, all the while cementing her legacy by building an entertainment empire that would transform Hollywood as we know it.

Desi Arnaz was famed for playing the much-loved character, Ricky Ricardo, in the 1950s TV series ‘I Love Lucy’. Almost 30 years later, in the early hours of December 2nd, 1986, Desi died. He was 69 years old. Born in Cuba, 16-year-old Desi & his family were exiled to Miami following the 1933 revolution. Starting from zero, Desi’s drive to succeed saw him rise to fame & garner attention as the bongo-playing leader of a Latin orchestra. With his Cuban charisma & boyish good looks he soon won the heart of up & coming film star, Lucille Ball. Together, they would change the face of TV with the series ‘I Love Lucy’. But Desi was so much more than just a TV star – forming their company, Desilu he became one of the most powerful men in TV. But his success would become his downfall. In this episode, world-renowned forensic pathologist, Dr. Michael Hunter, uses the Death certificate, first-hand reports, and archive to uncover the facts behind the sad demise of Desi Arnaz.