. >> this is like -- noah's arc, like wrecking here in ohio. >> exotic animals on the loose. why police said they had to shoot them. going . >> he said he thought he was going to die. >> a trucker involved in a fiery freeway crash on highway 101 is very much alive tonight because of one heroic young mother who risked her life to save his. tonight the rescued driver shares his story of survival. >> reporter: most of us crane our necks for a look at the freeway crash or roll past. this morning michael was praying to god save me. >> i hit the guardrail, looked up in the air and i just thought i was going over the guardrail. 100 feet down and that's where i thought i was going. >> reporter: you can't think you would survive. >> no. > he was driving 79,000 pounds of concrete when a car next to him lost control, hitting the medium. his car hit that car and both went into the front tire well. he lost all control. >> reporter: do you remember the truck flipping? >> no, i don't. i remember just came to a rest and i was alive and knew i could see the flames and i knew that to get out o

the arc of our life is this way. he told people he thought he would die young. he thought it was liberating. it allows me to follow my intuition. when he got cancer, he thought he could be the first person to outrun the cancer like that by staying one step ahead of it. >> play a quote from the great designer, great british creator and designer of so many of the apple products. we'll discuss it after this. >> bold, crazy, magnificent ideas or quiet simple ones which in their subtlety, detail, they were utterly profound. >> i mean so right. very moving. such an extraordinary relationship together. >> there was a wonderful tale when johnny was doing the first first imac. it's a desk top machine. johnny wants to put a handle recessed into the top. you never really use a handle. you don't move a desk top around. he intuitively felt that his mother was afraid of computers and the handle gives you permission to touch. and he said he presented it to engineers and it will cost too much and pointless. the minute he says it to steve jobs, boom, steve gets it. johnny said s

, even on "law and order," that's the arc of some system that is going to make a world make sense and make justice prevail. >> when i was in law school, i was reading the old cases, and i was struck with how the history of the united states has been decided in many ways after the constitution, etc., by legal cases. dred scott, board of education. it was the thing that made the distinction. i think that still happens today. i mean, we just got through witnessing the troy davis situation, and i don't know what's going to be the next step. president carter finally came out posed to the death penalty, and we saw all the machinations that went into that. and it could be, hopefully, the beginning of the end of the death penalty in the united states. hopefully. and then you have, you know, i guess, reality television with the casey anthony television and nancy grace. it's amazing, but people, obviously, are in it for the soap opera fix too. but i think the u.s. supreme court that you cover, you know, we're waiting for every decision whether it's roe v. wade or whether it's the right for an i

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por un año en donde no podía acercarse ni llamar ni ir a la escuela el niño o a i trabajo y ridículo arcecontró culpable. >>> cómo se llega a ese caso criminal. >>> por la violación de la ordenanza el juez. >>> el juez dijo no lo llame y su él llamaba todo el tiempo y iba a la casa. >>> iba a mi trabajo y tiraba carta de amenaza y era un acoso constante. >>> si violo las a la orden que había establecido el juez y terminó para su mal por la desobediencia en el caso violviolación que dio el juez. >>> alice si una persona es rezo diente si está persona está indocumentado en el país puede sufrir la deportación. >>> si. esa persona es abusador si. >>> si es un caso criminal eso si tiene consecuencia de cárcel, pero también puede ser deportado esa persona. >>> pero el caso de orden de protección civil es un caso civil, pero se puede hacer criminal si hay desobediencia ye llamar a la policía y recordar para que haya esa prueba reporte que esa persona no obedece la orden civil para que se pueda llevar adelante el caso crim criminal porque si se necesitan pruebas fuertes para un caso criminal. >>>

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[laughter] i love this arc, the art of time. -- the arc of time. so the real aeneas' story -- i should not say the real anything. i have the real anita here. [laughter] [applause] your book is a phenomenal look. i cannot say enough what a gorgeous writer -- she writes like a dream. i really urge you to write. but in the title, you use the word "home" and tomorrow will be the anniversary of your late mother. she would have been 100 years old tomorrow. you dedicate this to her and your grandmother and your great- grandmother. i wonder if you could talk a little bit about the framing of the discussion of the housing crisis in terms of the women in your life. you told me a story about ken burns. i wonder if he could maybe start with that. >> we have all seen the wonderful documentary is that film maker ken burns does on pbs. after the conclusion of the one on jazz, i had a conversation with the filmmaker. it was really moving conversation for may because what he said was that he had grown up -- he and i are roughly the same age -- he had grown up durin

. >> like noah's arc. >> like noah's arc in zanesville, ohio. they believe the owner of the wildlife preserve let them go for reasons which they have in clue and flashing signs overnight, warned drivers there, there are exotic animals on the loose. and there were several 9-1-1 called reporting close encounters. >> 9-1-1, your emergency? >> there is a lion i just drove by. it was standing in the streetlight. >> my goodness. police worked through the night to hunt down escaped animals and the orders were "shoot to kill." most of them are dead, 48, laid out today for burying and the experts and the tv host who helped with the effort and today explaining why the officials could not tranquilize them. >> the sheriff knew he had to do what he had to do you cannot tranquilize animals in the dark. they upset them and they could take it out on the deputy and a bear tried to come after him not cruiser, so, you have to put this in perspective, human life and our beautiful animal life. >>shepard: a wolf and a monkey are still rooming central ohio and the mon

let's hope we don't have to build a arc for wednesday. this is the weekend to go out to skyline drive. we're looking at about peak color. good color as close as fairfax, gaithersburg and frederick and close to past peak toward oakland and timberline, all of the ski resorts west of the divide, they had their big festival last weekend. 67 right now. pretty nice. some low 60s in frederick and leesberg and manassas. but it is mid-october. satellite picture, radar combined, we have this system in parts of the midwest. that is not the huge system we're watching. it is this system in the gulf of mexico which has tropical characteristics. i don't think it will develop into anything tropical per se but it will race up the atlantic seaboard tuesday and wednesday and that will produce pretty good rains here. mid-week changes, cooler tonight. a light jacket a good idea in the morning. still mild on tuesday. and big rains are possible on wednesday. so for tonight, partly cloudy and cool. winds diminish. lows 46-56 with light winds after midnight. lows

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instead it arcs a concert of blues hovering over the earth in an endless ocean of impossible quiet. thick with blue beyond blue. a blue that disappears when clutched in the fist, a blue invisible and solid. thank you very much. [applause] >> please, welcome camill. >> that was a great reading and you changed up my play list. >> start with a poem i read after i learned that the rate of valum prescriptions in baghdad sky rocketed after the u.s. entry into that space. the title of the poem and it is the words the probably roost which is bitter. biting, cutting, sharp. bitan. once, she was a fearest dark girl who's tongue skipped top of meeting. teeth, teeth top of mouth like double dutch with the word that ment her thoughts cutting circles through the day. no chance she'd be the one to trip and break rhythm. then she could sit all day on her porch memorizing the trees. she could be still. the birds, winged through leaves like they didn't know anyone could hurt them. once she believed steam curled off asphalt when summer rains stopped with a prophecy. she believed this looked the way sh

their faces, arcing back to their warrior ancestors. and their spirits are that, too.e ridge indian reservation who refuse to be defeated the astonishing children can always see a distant horizon. we ride up in the hills of the pine ridge, where a 12-year-old girl says she wants to tell us about the land she loves. so beautiful up here. she is louise clifford, who wants a beautiful future, while honoring her past. >> everything's sacred. the dancing, the tepees, the horses, the buffalo. everything just gets to me because it's strong and in my blood. >> and on this night, we go to her home, it is freezing. >> how's that? >> better. >> reporte >> she takes me into her bedroom, all pink. >> these, i have these shirts. >> do you ever watch families on tv and think how lucky they are? >> yeah, when they have the shows, like, well, i have everything and they have -- i can be like them but i kind of love the way i live right now because it's part of our culture. >> but even the strongest spirit can be crushed when the weight is just too much. the mother she adores is an alcoh

joe flacco's career arc in terms of development trends upward but with a small little drop.of that depends on the chemistry with young receivers, chemistry that looks fast track. they are critical components of the passing game and beginning to live up to all of the publicity when they were drafted. it doesn't immediately translate from college . >> when you're first learning one, you can kind of go out there and run the route. there are specific ways to run routes versus coverages that help you get open a little bit better. that's what we're trying to work towards. >> no patience from the fans of tim tebow. they have wanted him to start from day one in denver. the most highly acclaimed/crit conversationed quarterback earned the nod today in his home state of florida against the winless dolphins. trailing 15-0 in the fourth, it's now 15-7. his college coach on hand to mentor a little bit, urban meyer. tebow, the throwback screen to the tight end, it's perfect. a three-yard touchdown. a 15--13 miami lead. the two-point conversion late in the fourth quarter. the seas part in m

arce became the sixth to try these. i am drafting legislation that would provide city conferences similar to what is being done for local businesses. to receive this, a business would have to be legally recognized as a b corporation by the state of california. the legislation would be the first in the state to promote the foundation and growth of b corporations. i want to make sure they know we are open to business to them and we want to be the headquarters for such corporations that are employing san franciscans to provide services and goods that have multiple impacts on our community. i think this is very timely given the recent debate fueled by public frustrations with significant corporate profits at a time of growing economic inequalities. i think that promoted the benefit corporations is one way that we can transform all of the frustrations that i think we share into a positive force to creating jobs in san and cisco, to foster a new way of doing business and will be on one bottom line. the rest of my items i will

i have watched this incredible arc of the postal service from close at hand.l service was born from dysfunction and near collapse in the late 1960's when it was reorganized and to the postal service from the post office department. and then it went on to an unprecedented range of success with this volume going almost straight up from the early 1970's through 2006, peaking at well over 200 billion pieces and then promptly deflated like a balloon. it just went straight through. >> you are so right, when i was involved in the postal service, i was a newsletter publisher. we used first class. i started this business in 1973 and we have problems with the mail. we put traces on things. then it got better and better. today you get delivery often the next day and certainly in two days which is totally amazing. except that the male is falling off. none of the newsletters that i read are published on paper anymore. they are all electronic. >> it is a huge part of the problem. there has been a cultural shift. the application of disruptive technology on the internet and t

. >> she is gutsy, joan of arc taking on the big guy. >> she is the perfect, perfect democrat.he has background rooted in her own experience. itis not an academic experience. she understands big finance. she knows -- >> an elite thing will kill you, though. >> 13% said they were less favorably disposed to her because of a harvard background. >> my fellow irish woman here, how do you beat that rap, we are better than you that drives most massachusetts people crazy. >> first of all, she is the one who went to a public university and law school. scott brown went to the private schools. she doesn't come from a privileged background. we wring our hands over the state of education and how kids aren't making their s.a.t. scores. >> academic achievement and elitism and looking down on people and i'm better than you because i went there. in this democratic society, don't act like you are better than other people. i don't know, i'm asking. >> she is -- >> how about winning for once. >> she's champion -- but she's champ -- she's very good -- she's good at crew saiding and championing for

. >>> famous worldwide animal expert jack hanna said it was like noah's arc wrecked in central ohio. 50 exotic animals, including leopards, lions, wolves, bears and monkeys all running wild after their owner let them loose before killing himself. most of the animals have since been killed. kimberly tere is live at the wild things animal attraction. a lot of people have been questioning why authorities weren't able to just tranquilize the animals instead of having to kill them. >> reporter: that's something a lot of people have been quite upset about and calling the owner here asking why this had to happen. the owner of wild things spends a lot of time caring for these exotic animals and says when it comes to tigers, lions and other dangerous animals on the loose, you simply can't risk human life. >> i know, huh? >> reporter: california has some of the strictest laws in the nation when it comes to owning exotic animals, and charlie should know. he owns wild things in salinas. >> anything prohibited on a prohibited list like lions, tigers, all of the exotic cats, the primates, we've ma

just in terms of where he kind of got his sense of design at an early age and, in general, the arc of his life seems like it will be a good read. >> the biography officially comes out tomorrow, but we're hearing that if you preordered the book on the kindle or from the ibook store then it's already available to read now. >>> a red-tailed hawk that was shot in the head with a nail gun is recovering in san jose tonight. in fact, it is doing so well you can barely tell it was even injured. animal rescue workers say bird watchers first saw the hawk a week ago with the nail through its head. the hawk was captured yesterday by a volunteer group called wild rescue. listen to this. after a week, the nail just dislodged and dropped out during a ride from san francisco to san jose with no signs of trauma or bleeding. the bird is being treated at the wildlife center of silicon valley in san jose and a $10,000 reward is being offered to anyone with information leading to the arrest of the person who harmed that bird. the bird is doing very well. >>> we're going to check in with rob mayeda. >> pre

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. >> we can over a period of year, the so-called arc of history, a certain interest that countries havend the moment those interests largely are concerned, at the very moment they concern death and finance, but over the longer period they concern raw materials, oil in particular, relations with an emerging asia. that is a fairly long, where attitudes can be predicted. but we have 27 countries is that correct? we cannot pretend that is any sort of unified hold. neither can they. but they have certain culture that build to the criticism of the united states. i mention some of those at the beginning of this broadcast. they don't like our lack of social services of what they feel in this country are very random social, very holy social. they don't like our enthusiasm if you will. punishment, which is now a no-no all over europe. and i was living in england when the last person was sentenced. and that was later regarded as a miscarriage of justice, and he was hanged. these are deep cultural differences. i think going to your point that america has often regarded europe as a kind of disneylan

arcs efforts to show pit bulls are happy and affectionate pets. justin. >>> 5:50.ok at temperatures here. from 60 in new york and our 63. 50s inland roanoke and charlotte and atlanta at 59. and 70s along the coast. slight moderate along the coastal areas and that is in response to this storm systemthe storm looks impressive just a couple days ago it dumped over half a foot of rain in portion of central florida. but that storm is run out a little bit and as we check out the movement on this system, and general circulation on down to the south, upper level circulation, you see that pinwheeling through the virginia west virginia border. overall, we have lost some of the punch out of this system which means we have diminished our threat flooding. that's a good thing. we have a tropical feed coming off the atlantic. we will have locally heavy downpours and storms developing. and there's a frontal boundary that will develop another system that swings through here thursday night and friday. so a few days of rain in store but really not as bad as it could have been. that's