Things have changed. We're getting more and more requests to transport larger patients every day and, with our traditional ambulances it has become very difficult to move these patients safely. It's also unsafe for our crews.

When you put someone who weighs 700 pounds on that narrow gurney, it can be awkward. Not only does this person not fit, there's a chance he or she could fall. Our job is to get that patient to where they need to be safely and in a dignified manner. Traditional ambulances can't do that.

He's OK, he's getting better, ... He was really sick the day before but he's coming back now.

It took all day long to get this win, ... It took every second.

That's the reason they're called lessons, because they lesson from day to day.

It's probably being kicked around by more dominant lions. We get calls every day from rural areas, but it is definitely uncommon to see a lion sleeping in a yard in the suburbs.