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trouble at every turn. >> there we go. >> all on video. caught on camera. mayhem. a high speed chase and mayhem in a school zone, when a pleaing carjacker runs into a brand of justice he never expected. an angry mother. february 11th, 2015, north dallas, texas. it's just past 3:00 at the grand shopping center. suddenly, according to police records, there's a car jacking in broad daylight. a man with a gun grabs a dodge

challenger and takes off. the owner of the stolen car calls 911. alerted by police scanners, news helicopters are on the scene, as the suspect takes off with police in pursuit. news anchors follow all the action. >> this is a live picture you're watching from chopper 5. this is the car that police are following. >> the carjacker races through the streets and onto interstate 30 as the police fall behind. it's and unfolding under the tv cameras. >> this car racing down the freeway, you can see how much faster it's moving than the other traffic. >> the stolen car comes flying off the freeway onto abrams road. a few blocks away, 29-year-old jessica leaseman is having a weekday like any other. >> after work every day i pick up my kids, my son first and

then my daughter. >> jessica, her boyfriend, and her son are stopped at a red light, waiting to turn, when suddenly -- >> we've had a collision here. >> i heard the brakes. i looked up. >> i heard, boom, boom. >> that right there was scary enough. the first thing i did was check out my son to make sure he's okay. i instinctively jumped out of my car to see why in the world somebody is ramming me that hard. >> oh, no. a very anger confrontation with the driver who was just hit. >> what jessica doesn't realize is she's confronting an alleged armed carjacker. she gets right up in his scene, as seen from another news chopper. >> i had no idea it was a car chase. i thought it was so the idiot trying to run the light. >> i was shocked that she ran up to him. >> i'm screaming and yelling at

him, what's wrong with you? the first thing that came out of my mouth is, you're in a school zone. >> i was like, calm down, let's see what he's got to say. >> jessica is outraged when the suspected tried to flee. >> i kicked the doors, i'm like, you're not going to run away from this, no. i actually told charles, i'm like, grab him because he's trying to run. i just grabbed his suspenders and hang on for dear life. >> he was like, let me go. she was like, no, you hit my car. >> even the news anchors are surprised by the couple's sheer tenacity. >> the driver and the passenger of a car that was hit have grabbed the driver that was fleeing police, and they threw him on the ground. >> they grabbed the guy. they were not going to let this guy get away. >> if we had to sit on him, that's what we would have done. >> jessica and charles are amazed how quickly the police arrived. they have no idea officers have

been chasing this driver for miles. >> it was like a movie or something, 30, 45 seconds, not even a minute. i was like, how did they get here that fast? >> the police give jessica an admiring nickname: "mama bear." even after she give us her son a fearful hug, she's not finished. >> i'm screaming at him over and over, "you could have hurt my son." i was angry, furious. my son could have been laying in the middle of the street with us trying to resuscitate him or anything. >> she comes back to give her son tj another hug. >> he's like, i'm so scared. i said, it's okay. it was a terrifying experience for him. >> despite the experience, tj and everyone else are fine. the driver was charged with

aggravated robbery and evading arrest. and even before his first court appearance from his jail cell, he apologizes. >> i hope tj is okay and the other people as well. >> i'm grateful he gave that apology. it made me feel a whole different way about him immediately. now i see the human in him. >> her life had been an emotional roller coaster in the year leading up to the accident. just six months before this crash, her youngest, four-year-old son jalen, passed away in his sleep. >> there was no warning. i put him to bed that night and when i woke up the next morning, he was gone. >> he died of complications from epilepsy. >> it's just instinct to protect my kids. i already lost one child. once they're gone, they're gone.

>> looking at the video again, jessica's reaction becomes even clearer to boyfriend charles. >> i know why she did that, it's because where she hit the man is where my son would always sit in the van. maybe she thinks jalen is in the back of the van. that's where he sits, always. >> within days of the crash, this video goes viral, with more than 5 million hits. >> people are like, hey, i seen you all on the news, you're that couple that took the dude down. i'm like, yeah. >> seeing the video, a local radio host, big al mac, comes up with a happy surprise for the mama bear. >> oh, my god. >> teaming up with southwest fiat, he astonishes jessica with a brand-new car. >> that right there was overwhelming. i couldn't believe that anybody was going to purchase a vehicle for me. happy tears. these were tears i haven't had

for a long time. it was a good feeling to cry because i was so happy. i love my new van. it's about time i get a blessing. >> jessica says she's learned a few lessons. >> i will never jump out of the car and do that again. it could have ended so badly. >> he could have had a box cutter, gun, anything. >> i'm just grateful that everybody walked away from this. >> yeah, i'm proud of her. i'm always going to be proud of her for that. every day people tell me, hey, you better be good, i'm going to call your girlfriend. >> and for any other alleged fleeing felons or anyone speeding through a school zone, she has a few words of advice. >> go 20 in a school zone even if you're running from the cops. because you're going to run into a mad mama. coming up, on the very same day a taxi driver under fire. and later, what goes up most come down. opular smartphones...

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a taxi driver takes a dangerous ride. >> call for a taxi? >> as a simple pickup becomes a life or death struggle. >> help, i've just been shot! >> las vegas. the city lights up at night. but one cabdriver is headed into the darkness. february 11th, 2015, it's 2:51 a.m., and driver francis o'grady heads out late on his first call of the night. o'grady's been driving the night shift for the past two years. he knows the risks. so does his boss, who outfitted the cars with two cameras, including this one under the mirror which flips the images, making it look as if the driver is on the right hand side.

in vegas at nice, you never know who might call a taxi. >> some of them are pretty scary looking, to be honest with you, especially when you make pickups at the convenience stores, these people are just hanging around these gas stations. you have to be on your guard, to be honest. >> dispatch sent o'grady out to a home in las vegas. on a dark cul-de-sac, a figure is waiting. >> i didn't spot him at first. he was at the end of the cul-de-sac where it breaks into a circle. he looked well-groomed. it didn't raise my suspicion at all. >> it's 3:10 a.m. as o'grady pulls up. the young man approaches and offers him something to drink. >> they always offer water to the drivers, that's a tradition around here. >> distracted, the driver doesn't notice another man walking behind the car.

the one caught on camera there in the back window. but suddenly -- >> i heard something behind me, turned, and saw the automatic. i knew i was in trouble. >> o'grady floors it, and then -- four shots ring out. o'grady is hit twice in the torso. >> help! help! >> i just dove. i just dove. as soon as i saw the gun, i ducked and hit the gas. >> trapped in the cul-de-sac, he has to turn around and drive right by the shooters again. >> spun the car around, looked up to see where the hell they were. >> driving through the darkness, he calls for aid, just trying to hang on. >> dispatch, dispatch! help, i've just been shot! >> i felt wet, i felt myself leaking.

i got hit and i'm in trouble. >> o'grady has the presence of mind to head to a nearby truck stop. >> i'm on north 5th. i've been shot. >> it was key for me to get to that truck stop, because that north 5th street was all dark. they never would have found me in time. >> i'm headed for the truck stop at cheyenne. >> i could feel myself getting heig light-headed, losing consciousness. >> the cab owner gets the news every taxi boss dreads. >> i believed he was dying then. he was spent. he was done. but he carried on. it was -- i get goosebumps talking about it right now. >> i'm losing it. >> help arrived just in time. >> i think i passed out. before i know it, the door was being pulled open by the paramedics. >> i've been shot on my left side, sir.

>> don't move, don't move. >> he was actually getting care, i think it was about seven minutes after he got shot. the e.r. doc said had they not performed that, he would have bled out. there was blood everywhere in the car. >> o'grady is taken to the hospital. his boss isn't far behind. >> when you're driving to the hospital for a cabdriver, even though it's the first time i've done that, that's been shot, it's emotional. i know every driver. i know most of their families. we're the smallest cab company in las vegas. believe it or not, it's like one of your children. it really sounds stupid, but it's -- i was worried for him. >> at the hospital, the driver is in critical condition. >> they cut my clothes off. you know, i was covered in blood. there was blood everywhere. >> he makes it through surgery. and as the facts emerge, it's

clear, he's lucky to be alive. >> two rounds hit him. the first bullet through the back window and right through the head rest and caught him in the shoulder as he was laying down here, parts of that are still in him. the other one went through the seat and passed through his liver and then through his stomach and then out. >> owe grady spends a week in the hospital. afterwards his boss takes him into his own house for recovery. >> they were kind enough to open up their home to me, which is what i needed. it was the best bed i ever slept him. >> there the police bring him a surprising message. they suspect the pair has struck again. >> these two hoodlums tried to carjack another guy a week later and were successful. they even shot did he guy as he ran away. and he reported it. >> identified as jarvis williams and quincy levett, they are

arrested and charged with several felonies, including conspiracy to commit murder. both men plead guilty to two counts related to the robbery. other charges are dropped. >> i don't know what the hell they wanted. i didn't have any money. >> they didn't ask for any money. they just started shooting. i mean, they shot for his head. it was vicious. it was ruthless. >> back at the cab company, the reminders are all there. the bullet holes in the car door. the battered head rest that shows just how close the bullets came to his head. >> that's the trajectory of the bullet as it came through the window of the passenger seat. so if you can picture it, that's where your head would have been. >> i feel lucky. no two ways about it. damn lucky. i'm still sore, of course. i still have the wounds.

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an average morning at the gas pump goes up in flames. all caught on video. june 3rd, 2014. white plains, new york. state police senior investigator john vessio is driving his unmarked car en route to his new york city office.

>> i looked down at the gas gauge, okay, i need gas. >> i heads to a gas station on the hudson river parkway. >> i pulled in like on any other day, expecting to pump gas and get to work on time. >> but on this day, right from the start something is off. >> i get out to go to the pump so i can start the pump, and the credit card machine was broken. >> it's all seen on this security footage, as vessio, not yet in work clothes, moves his car back to another pump. what happens next makes him forecast all about the credit card. >> as i put my hand on the card, i heard something. >> it's a toyota camry and it's not stopping. vessio is knocked back by the impact. the gas pump almost topples onto him. when flames burst out of the pump, he takes off.

but then -- >> i notice the driver of the car that hit the gas pump wasn't getting out of the car. when i look at the car, the gentleman is sitting there, his eyes are open but he was completely unresponsive. he had his seatbelt on and his legs were tucked underneath the driver's seat. it was a struggle for me to get him out. he was a big guy. i knew this was a life or death situation. >> vessio fears the entire gas station could explode at any moment. >> i could feel the heat coming out of the gas pump. it was tickling my legs. >> he pulls the driver out of the car and drags him away from the flames. and then he goes back again to get his first aid kit. >> open the trunk, i was able to get the first aid kit. as you see, the flames were already starting to come. some guy asked, why didn't you get back in the car and move it?

i never even thought about that. i don't even know if that would have been a good idea. >> another customer rushes over to help. joined by a doctor off-camera, they move the driver further away seconds before the station explodes into fire. >> certain images will remain in your mind. the one thing that remains in my mind is watching as the flames become more and more intense. >> firefighters arrive in less than ten minutes. and just off-camera, hidden by the spoke, thmoke, they spray d station and put out the blaze. looking at back at the video, senior investigator vessio has relived that morning many times. >> when you literally sit there and watch it, this all happens in 30 seconds. then i started to break it down. i started to see the video piece by piece. so many things happened. it seemed like i was there forever. if you slow down that video, you

can see the impact, the metal "u" that's supposed to protect the gas pump completely extends and flies the same direction i start running. when they recover it, it was about 60 feet behind the gas station. so that kind of gave you an idea how fast he came into the gas station. >> at that moment vessio could have stayed out of harm's way, but chose not to. so what made him do it? >> i think it was a reflex reaction. it was an instant. it was that quick. which is probably where my police training came in. >> according to police reports, just before the crash the driver went into diabetic shock. >> what stuck out to me immediately was, number one, he's not getting out on his own. he was complete dead weight. so i had to pull him out and i had to do it quickly. i think the only thing that was on my mind right there is i was not going to let this guy die.

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>> a couple of vehicles there. >> the l.a. freeways. according to the california highway patrol's recent statistics, every month brings an average 3,000 accidents here and some 100 high speed chases. but no one's ready for this. february 9th, 2015. downtown l.a. news choppers are on the scene after police spot a toyota camry driving erratically. they run the plates and discover the car is stolen. when the suspect won't pull over, the chase is on. for local nbc anchor-reporter robert curvasic, it looks like a familiar sight at first. >> l.a. is the car chase capital of the world, so we've seen at all. >> but there's soon something different about this one.

>> i heard in my newsroom audible gasps. we knew this thing may not end well at all. >> it's 5:15 and the roads are starting to fill up. >> this is the heart of rush hour. so you've got people on surface streets in downtown los angeles, you've got kids, you've got people just walking their dogs, all in this guy's way. >> the camry driver is all over the road. and then a collision. >> whoa, right there! >> and another. >> there we go, ow. >> we thought for a minute, is this an actual movie chute we don't know about, is this "grand theft auto"? >> 15 minutes in, the stolen car is now so badly damaged, it's shooting out sparks. but the driver just keeps going. and then -- >> wrong side of the road, whoa, whoa! okay, there we go, took two cars out. >> a quick-thinking local

mechanic's cellphone catches the impact. and then things get scarier still. as scene from above. >> he's got a weapon! he's trying to carjack somebody, pulling a woman out of a car, taking another vehicle. >> she's 22 years of age and she's terrified. >> he told me to get out quick. >> in the stolen vw, the carjacker floors it, through a nearby strip mall. >> watch how fast he speeds through this parking lot here. and there's the lapd right behind him. >> with the driver in a new car, the chase starts again. >> lapd tells me on the scene, "we have never, ever seen anything like that." >> the driver gets on the freeway, the 710, heading north

with an armada of cops behind him. but they don't move in. they can't take the risk. >> this is a very dangerous pursuit. >> it's now almost 6:00 and the chase has been going on for nearly an hour, unfolding on live tv as the sun goes down. >> people are home making dinner, expecting to get the weather, and then they're wondering, is this guy going to come into contact with somebody i know and somebody i love on the streets of l.a.? >> he is not hesitating to hit vehicles. >> the police are playing it carefully. >> the tactic here basically is just let this individual run right now, because it would be far too dangerous to do a pit maneuver or anything like that. >> the officers aren't going to stop him. the helicopters can't stop him. but as the driver gets on to the freeway, he runs into the one thing almost no one in l.a. can

escape -- a traffic jam. >> he's got no place to go. he's trying to wedge between cars on the pomona freeway. he gets stuck. >> he's getting out of the car. >> he's going to try to carjack another driver. he's going car to car. he's pursuing him on the freeway. he's down. the suspect is down. >> the police move in on foot. the suspect waves his gun and three of the officers open fire. the injured suspect is arrested and identified as aaron lorta, age 29. he's gang member with a rap sheet that goes back years, as this series of mug shots shows. >> it's no surprise to anybody, he's bad guy, grand theft, felony, assault. he's on parole. >> recovering from his gunshot wounds, lorta is charged with

five felonies including car jacking, attempted car jacking, and reckless driving. he pleads not guilty and is currently awaiting trial. >> this is the pursuit that now is going to set the standard for us. when the chase ends, someone is going to turn to somebody and say, yeah, but was it like aaron lorta? move over o.j., you've got company. coming up -- superheroes go wild. i'm richard lui. heavy snow is hitting several states. in missouri, a death from storms there after a vehicle was swept off the highway. the texas governor is saying the number of victims from tornadoes

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. mr. incredible takes down catwoman. and a super brawl is just getting started. hollywood boulevard. there's almost always something excited and a little bizarre going on here. october 21st, 2014. for producer brandon howe, it's just another day of filming. >> we're getting ready to do a

celebrity boxing contest for pay-per-view video. we're interviewing people about the fight. and we had cut, but the cameraman kept on rolling. and in the corner of the frame, we see this scuffle start to break out. everybody thought it was staged. i mean, we're in hollywood. >> right from the start, the blow by blow is intense. >> these super heroes are going at it. are you kidding me? >> first, mr. incredible and catwoman square off. they're arguing about turf, who gets to approach which tourists for tips. then chewbacca steps in to break up the fight. then freddie krueger. not the most likely peacemaker. >> if you go to sleep, krueger is going to take you out. so don't fall asleep, mr.

incredible. >> finally, it's waldo's turn. >> and the whole time, i can't fricking find waldo. there he is. >> mr. incredible has one more round in him. >> and all of a sudden we see mr. incredible beeline towards catwoman and grab his arms around her. mr. incredible bodyslams catwoman. >> she hits the sidewalk, hard. >> it's concrete. i mean, that stuff hurts. i guess catwoman now has eight lives. >> and then a real hero appears. >> all of a sudden this tourist steps in out of nowhere. he's not even dressed like a superhero, he's just an average dude, and he ended up being the hero of the day. >> the man on the street has

restored the peace. the police arrive later. it's not long before the video makes headlines around the world. >> they were asking from australia, russia, switzerland the other day. they still ask about it. >> now a whole other kind of peacekeeper steps in. los angeles city attorney mike fueur. >> there are no circumstances that would justify an altercation between people on the boulevard at all, certainly not people who dress as characters and interact with tourists along the boulevard. >> he's concerned that this stretch of boulevard is becoming just a little too wild. and he's not the only one. on any given day, there are dozens of characters out here, from the mignons to darth vader. and while they're having fun, many are concerned. >> this is crazy out here. you know, there are six spider men, the other ones are

criminals, drunks, threatening me. >> as a superhero, you want to bring good against evil. unfortunately some of the characters on here are on the dark side. >> i'm out here to give people a good time. i stay out of the drama. >> characters get tips for appearing with tourists in their photos. tips that can add up to hundreds a day. >> most of the problems occur over characters' dispute over turf. >> the mr. incredible character is certainly not the first, creating a lot of work for the l.a. city attorney. >> there are two mickey mouses fighting over turf, and one threatened the other mickey. i've had captain america. i've had superman. once in court, they're not as powerful. >> in one 12-month span alone, the l.a. city attorney's office

has brought a dozen superhero prosecutions. when it comes time to try these cases, the videos give lawson her own superpower. >> everybody who goes out there has a cellphone. everything that happens is caused on video. there's really no doubt when you have a video. >> in the mr. incredible case, the prosecution is successful. a 35-year-old man is convicted in the assault. >> mr. incredible was sentenced to three years' probation, 20 days of community service, 36 sessions of anger management. and he's ordered to stay away from the hollywood entertainment district. >> it sends a message, even a superhero isn't above the law. >> in the aftermath, mr. incredible alleges that catwoman actually started the fight, that she scratched and bloodied his face before he did anything. several eyewitnesses back him up. wherever the guilt lies, there's

clearly more work ahead for those who aim to clean up this town, to make it safe for truth, justice, and the american way. >> the moral is just do what's right. >> act like you're a superhero character. >> i'm just here to protect the good people of hollywood. >> live up to your image. >> don't rip anyone off. heroes save lives and don't take them. from a brawl on the boulevard to a wipeout on the slopes. an ambition ascent goes very, very wrong. greenland. brothers chris and chrisser silverbach have been carving the slopes for years. they've raced on greenland's national ski team and have been riding snowmobiles for as long as they can remember. >> i think it's in my blood.

it's the sense of freedom. you're able to go to the mountain tops and try some epic shoots. >> but there's one peak not far from their home they've tried but never conquered. 2,000 feet straight up. may 2nd, 2011. after months of dreaming and planning, chris is ready to try again. he straps on his goggles and his helmet cam, jumps on his arctic cat, and starts the treacherous climb. >> i describe the first man to climb that mountain. >> my brother is always trying to do bigger mountains and tries to prove himself. >> chris has his work cut out

for him. he makes his way up through a narrow ravine through the rock. it's a tiny chute, nearly vertical, and it keeps getting steeper and steeper. he's almost at the top, carving the perfect route. and suddenly -- disaster. watching from the top, his brother sees it all. >> he went too far to the side. he crashed into the rocks. >> chris tumbles. and now he's a missile, shooting downhill feet first, at nearly 40 miles an hour. unable to stop, he may crash at any moment. >> i know immediately that he could be in danger.

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llamas. they formed a company that breeds the animals and brings them to schools and nursing homes for therapeutic purposes. >> they're big and fuzzy. they have those big eyes. they bring out the best in people. their magical. >> on this february morning they're invited by a friend to bring their llamas to an assisted living facility. they load three of their if you ary pals into a trailer and head over. the llamas are a big hit with the seniors. >> the residents loved seeing them walk up and down the hallways. they were just fascinated by them. >> at the end of the morning, the llamas are packed up in the trailer when ready to leave when a few late-arriving residents, including their friend richard, asked to pet them one last time.

>> i handed kanita to richard, the resident. while he was holding her, i was getting lany out. somebody must have spooked kanita and he fell to the ground. >> startled, the 200-pound llama drags him across the parking lot. >> i yelled at him to let him go. >> kanita starts to bolt. and she's not alone. >> while we're trying to catch kanita, the backdoor didn't latch on the trailer all the way, which gave lany a chance to get out. >> now both lady llamas are galloping free. only the male remains in the trailer. stephanie schmidt hears the commotion and runs outside. >> i asked karen, what do you want us to do? her answer was basically, don't let them get to the street. >> but despite their best efforts, the llamas break onto

the street, and it's almost impossible to catch them. they have moves any running back would love. alerted by a local reporter, ne news copters are overhead, catching the scene. >> people were stopping their cars, getting out of the cars, trying to chase them. the more you chase a llama, the farther it runs. so then it just turned into pretty much most of sun city was chasing them at one point. >> try as they might, no one can stop these girls gone wild. an hour into the chase, realizing their efforts at coraling the animals are not working, staff members place a 911 call. >> we were showing llamas to the residents, they've gotten loose.

we've been out here for an hour trying to catch them. we're wondering if we can get some help. >> soon word of the llama drama is spreading far beyond sun city. viewers across the country are following the story on the news and the internet. somehow the if you ary fugitives keep eluding capture. and every time they separate, they manage to join back up. >> i swear, they had cellphones and they were texting each other, because they would hook back up, i don't know how, because i didn't know where the other one was, and next thing i know, they're back together. >> three hours after the llamas got their taste of freedom, they continued to zigzag up and down neighborhood streets like thunderbird road. about 2:00, lany is apprehended off-camera, but kanita is still on t on the lamm. a local cowboy, actually in a

pickup, roped her in. >> it was pretty impressive. >> it was a big relief due to the fact that no accidents occurred, nobody got hurt. for as bad as it looked, it ended well. >> we were putting them back in the trailer, and i heard somebody asking this lady how she heard about it so quickly. she said, oh, my friend in virginia called me. and i just stopped and said, virginia? what are you talking about? she said, oh, honey, this went nationwide, it's all over the news. >> by the end of the afternoon, karen and bub get the three llamas home safe. despite all the mayhem, the couple is planning on taking future field trips, as long as they can keep a better grip on things. >> the retirement has asked if i would bring the llamas back. i said, do you really want us back, are you kidding me? >> we would still like to take

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