BALDWIN: All right. Let's pop these pictures up, Glendale, California. You see the crowd watching, waiting for the president of the United States to speak. This is DreamWorks Animation. This is where the president and White House has chosen to him have speak specifically about the economy, how things are getting better. As soon as we see the president, we will bring it to you live as part of his West Coast swing. This is the final day. Stay tuned for that. Also, the Marine vet who jumped into action and saved a woman who leapt from the upper deck of a football stadium says nope, he's not a hero. Sixty-one-year-old Donnie Navidad spent the night in the hospital, is still suffering from severe bruises. He was leaving the Oakland Coliseum on Sunday when he saw a woman just falling from the stands.</s>DONNIE NAVIDAD, SAVED WOMAN FROM FALL: As she started to descend, I braced myself to catch her. I was hoping I can -- when I caught her, is lock my arms around here so she could absorb the impact with me. But unfortunately, she hit and she bounced off.</s>BALDWIN: That woman is still in the hospital. Navidad, a season ticket holder, was visited by several former raiders at his home yesterday. They delivered team memorabilia and the game ball. "No animals were harmed in the making of this movie." That line may be comforting to animal lovers who like a night in front of the silver screen, but guess what? A new report says that credit doesn't mean a darned thing and animals were put in danger in some of your favorite movies. That's coming up, next.
Marine Vet Catches Woman Leaping from Oakland Coliseum Stands