michael is an iowa native and he is racing with eight-year- old, elizabeth collins and lyric cook's pictures on his car. those bikes were later found near a lake and that's why he is showing photos will help bring them home. >>> a flash mob of music lovers made a mad dash across the fence and into the concert in chicago. they say they knew it was wrong, but did it because the concert was sold out. the chicago police increased patrols inside and outside the venue. they warned they will shut things down if the crowds get too wild. >> thousands of demonstrators protesting the government's austerity measures and tax hike. the protesters say prime minister, benjamin is trying to help the rich while raising taxes on the poor and the middle class. there's also anger over military draft bill. right now, ultra orthodox jews are exempt. the supreme court recently ruled that the exception is legal and protesters want parliament to fix that law. >> a monument remembering the horrors of thousands of koreaen women and girls may be torn down. it commemorates an era of sexual slavery during world war ii. bu

. >> and a terrifying accident at an iowa state fair. >> she was doing whatever she could to hold onto his arm and keep him from falling off of that car. >> when "caught on camera: to the rescue" continues. >>> president obama is calling mitt romney's running mate the ideological leader of republicans in congress. the president said paul ryan's a decent man but he fundamentally disagrees with his vision for the country. >>> meanwhile, romney and ryan held their last joint campaign appearance before splitting up on the campaign trail. in their first interview together ryan said he would only be releasing two years of tax returns, the same number as romney. >>> now back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. many of us ride public transportation every day, and whether we're on the bus or on the train we tend to keep to ourselves. but what happens when a typical trip turns into a life-or-death situation? in our next stories the people you'll see may have surprised even themselves with their quick reactions. a woman falls from a subway platfor

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. ♪ >>> an iowa woman had a terrifying experience on the highway. sped out of control reaching more than 100 miles an hour. officers followed her for miles. >> it slowed enough. i jumped out and the officers tracked it down and unhooked the battery. i hugged i don't know which officer it was. oh, my god, i'm safe. i'm safe. thank you. thank you. >> police told the woman to lift up her accelerator and push down on the brake, which is what slowed it down. >>> this child in china survived a harrowing ordeal. the 6-year-old squeezed his head between two narrow spaces. it was so tight he couldn't move most of his upper body. they carefully smashed open the wall and freed the little boy. the only injuries he sufferd were mean for bruises -- minor bruises. one lucky little kid. >>> textbooks are an extra financial burden for our college students but you can do something to cut down on the costs. >> the festivities have done. i'm tory dunnan in tampa with a preview of tonight's events and two very different speeches. before copd... i took my son fishing ever

. >> at the wheel, an iowa mom weaving in and out of traffic.aulty accelerate sir to blame. >> i'm coming up on a bunch of cars. i'm so scared. i just -- please -- oh, my god. i'm scared to death. >> reporter: it's every driver's worth nightmare. lori in the black suv, speeding down the highway, not able to stop. >> i can't get to it move. >> are you able to hit your brax at all. >> i'm trying everything. >> reporter: her accelerator jammed. trapped on a highway with her speed increasing. >> i'm going 98 miles an hour now. >> reporter: minutes later. >> oh, my god, i'm going 108 miles an hour. >> she's going 108. >> reporter: ultimately going 115 miles an hour. somehow she managed to dodge cars at high speed. she swer haves into the median. state troopers direct traffic out of her path. >> they're in front and one's in back of you. >> reporter: for 30 miles and 59 minutes, nothing can stop the car. but incredibly, there were no accidents and no one was hurt, because suddenly, the engine stop period. mes the halt, and she stumbled out to safety.

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. >>> an iowa man's drunk driving arrest caught our attention. justin clark's blood alcohol level was a whopping .627. nearly eight times over the legal limit. police in north liberty say he was so intoxicated he couldn't get out of his car or walk without assistance. when he was asked what day it was, he answered 3, now it's 4. okay. >> come on down, the game show, the price is right, is looking for its first male model. for nearly 40 years, the prizes have almost always been displayed by women, but it will feature a male model. a casting call will be shown. verbal skills posing and the ability to showcase a product. >>> then there's this guy, tim tebow. he is the cover boy on the new gentleman quarterly and today is tebow's 25th birthday. the magazine features a shirtless photograph of the new york jet quarterback. the photo was actually taken during tebow's days at florida university. starting jet quarterback, mark sanchez, was the gq cover boy exactly a year ago and i should correct myself in saying university of florida. that is where tim te

president obama promoted renewable energy during a tour of an iowa wind farm, about 20% of the state'sy comes from wind. it's an industry the president says the republicans would deflate. >> 37,000 american jobs are on the line if the wind energy tax credit is allowed to expire, like my opponent thinks they should. >> reporter: romney promoted fossil fuels during a stop in ohio and promised independence from overseas oil by the end of his second term. >> republican vice-presidential candidate paul ryan stumped for the gop ticket tonight in las vegas. >>> coming up on 9 news at 11:00, find out which one of your breakfast favorites could be as dangerous as smoking. >>> plus a follow-up to a 9wants to know investigation. find out which website shut down tonight for providing minors with fake ids. >>> in tonight's health alert, new research that makes you think twice about frying up the omelet. the thickness of the ka roited artery -- carotid arteries. much like cigarettes, the longer you eat the yoeks, the more damage. >>> a teenager being called a hero after helping his disabled neighbor

. >> at the wheel, an iowa mom weaving in and out of traffic.angering everybody on the road because of faulty accelerator. abc's john schriffen has the story. >> i'm coming up on a bunch of cars. i'm so scared. i just -- please -- oh, my god. i'm scared to death. >> reporter: it's every driver's worst nightmare. lori in the black suv, speeding down the highway, not able to stop. >> have row put your car in neutral. >> i can't get to it move. >> are you able to hit your brakes at all? >> i'm trying everything. >> reporter: her accelerator jammed. trapped on a packed highway with her speed increasing with every minute. >> i'm going 98 miles an hour now. >> reporter: minutes later. >> oh, my god, i'm going 108 miles an hour. >> she's going 108 miles an hour. >> reporter: ultimately going 115 miles an hour. somehow she managed to dodge cars at high speed. and call 911. watch as she swerves into the median, not once, not twice, but three times. all to avoid hitting other cars. state troopers arrive within minutes. driving alongside her vehicle, they

>> reporter: the president was also an iowa he was getting a first time look at drought damage he called right in a good man but he blamed them for being one of the republicans for blocking the farm bill. the >> i am told that mitt romney's running the median iowa in the next few days, he is one leaders that is standing in the weight of the--standing in the way of the farm bill. >> reporter: mitt romney's campaign was not without some drama. two women were heckling him shouting things like are you going to cut medicare and you are attacking the middle class. he tried laughing it off but then the women were eventually forcibly removed. >> justine: we want to go back to erica in the western center to the that our forecast. it is a little bit cooler from what i understood from what you said but it is still hot all things considered. >> erica: good morning dusty and i did not think we will see triple digits but some location will keep it in the upper 90s. it looks like we see some cloud coverage may be some fog over downtown san francisco. you probably need to use your wipers. expect tempera

an iowa cater served obama a campaign event but wore the t-shirt. government didn't build my business. i . a bakery owner was asked why he would not let vice president biden. he cited you didn't build that line as well. >> let me react. i have been around america this week every place i have been in fact like georgia and iowa one of the things they hear from small business owners, is how utterly incensed they were by the comments. these are small business owners who started in their own kitchens and working really, really hard after their regular jobs and trying to build a business. and they don't remember government coming around at midnight or 2:00 in the morning to get the books done. a lot of work they did was because the government force today on them. entrepreneurs have been upset because they feel like, they last thing they needed was a punch in the gut by their own government when the government is making it difficult with a regulatory environment that sometimes makes succeeding in business incredibly difficult. i was in savannahia. you may

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that's an iowa record. he's due to raise more cash in new jersey this coming afternoon. s jim accosta is covering team romney in des moines this morning. hey there. what was the message to voters in iowa this morning? >> reporter: the message to voters in iowa is the same message he's been putting out the past 24 hours. it's a controversial one that president obama, in his words, has weakened the worker requirements in the welfare program. it all started, this controversy, with an ad the campaign debuted yesterday that accused the president of weakening work requirements in welfare noting that it was president bill clinton who signed that into law back in the mid 1990s. though the ad itself has been ruled pants on fire by politicifact it's gotten a nose on fire. welfare change rule sparks tiff. so the romney campaign is getting people talking about it on the campaign trail. earlier this morning in des moines, mitt romney doubled down on this accusation against the president. here's what he had to say. >> as a result of working together with welfare the number of people on

and is astounding with these institutions and even smaller ones like we just saw an iowa. so little regulation. the regulators were so focused on the turf battle is it you doing the exam or paying attention to what was going on. >> host: their paychecks depend on regulating lightly although the president is a muslin islamofacism goldwater republican. [laughter] and continues to this day. >> before this we talked about the libor scandal. you can open the paper and read the latest. >> host: now it is spelled lie-bor. [laughter] we will take questions now. people average 10 questions so we don't have them on scene. i have been told to ask to more questions. how come you grab the "wall street journal" and dow was and? [laughter] 1/2 fined two kerry? >> i hear he is. he has a house in palm desert. and his midlife crisis stage he bought a house is there. >> host: did he have the no doc loan? [laughter] >> i should ask about that. >> host: but not welcome at the reunions? >> no. i don't ever see his name on the invite list. but his ex-wife is. and -- moved back to new york so the

back to you. >> thank you, monika. >>> talk about a terrifying experience for an iowa woman. the accelerator on her suv got stuck. the vehicle is totally out of control as you can see in this video. it's just going faster and faster and there's no way she can slow it down. >> i didn't have any doubt. i really thought i'm going to die. no matter what i did, i couldn't slow it down. >> that's lori zooming 120 miles an hour down the highway frightened and desperate she called 911. state troopers pulled in front of her to clear out traffic and after a terrifying 30 minutes, she was finally able to stop the suv. nothing would engage, not the parking brake, nothing. she was driving a 2011kia sorrento. technicians are looking into this but it appears to be an isolated incident. >> you know the music. we've been combing through the daily deals, e-mails and retailer websites to find you deep discounts. pay 25 bucks for the football classic. labor weekend games feature howard university and morehouse college on saturday. this is a $48 value. kickoff is at 3:30. again just 25 bucks for

. >> at an iowa coffee shop where the motto is more than coffee, visitors got more than just a customer. president obama stopped in on his way to speak to supporters at a grass roots event. it's the second day of a three- day tour where the president is calling out his republican rival. >> we have a lot of differences. >> after hitting the romney, ryan team, the president slammed them on energy, specifically wind energy. >> he said that new sources of energy, like wind, are imaginary. his running mate calls them a fad. >> making several stops in ohio, where he criticized president obama's energy policy. >> i see how he has been waging war on coal. >> soon to be republican presidential nominee says the obama's coal regulations have cost jobs and increased energy prices. >> his vice president said coal is more dangerous than terrorists. can you imagine that? yeah. >> it's the final day of romney's bus tour, but a dozen cities across four states. his new running mate campaigned in colorado and moved on to nevada. joe biden is also on the road. republicans gather in two weeks in tampa. the

. >> that is an iowa welcome. i'm glad to hear it. >> reporter: mitt romney slammed the president's economic record. >> he said he would get people good jobs. instead, we have gone 42 straight months with unemployment over 8%. >> reporter: paul ryan re- enforced the message in roanoke, virginia. >> this is president obama's imagine airy recovery. and this is not mere. >> reporter: analysts say a small percentage 8 make the difference in the race but -- . >> only 13% of the uncommitted voters are following the campaign right now. so, there will be changes. we have the conventions coming up, we have the debates coming up. >> reporter: there are a total of four debates, three presidential, one vice presidential. y that all in october following back-to-back conventions beginning next week. in washington, craig bosswell, fox news. >>> all eyes on the tropics tonight and the storm could threaten infla next week. sue palka has the latest on isaac. sue. >> reporter: we just got the latest update from the national hurrican

protesters tried to interrupt the vice presidential candidate as he spoke at an iowa state fair. they shouted stop the war on the poor and stop the war on the common good. ryan didn't seem too distracted by the pro protests and continued his speech. >>> another month, even more americans jobless. >> this commercial will be getting plenty of airtime in virginia. the common raelt is one of the 11 battleground states the pro-romney group restore our future is star getting with this ad. it criticizes the president's handling of the economy. the spot will run for more than a week. restore our future is spending $10 million on the ad. that's the group's single largest investment in this election. >>> this morning, homicide investigators are looking into the death of a woman found in the fire in prince george's county. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon in an apartment complex in cheverly. by the time firefighters got to the woman she was unconscious. she was pronounced dead at the hospital. it's not clear if the woman died from the fire. the cause of that fire also under investigat

you cannot take an iowa cornfield or will not grow corn this year because of the heat and drought, andow transplanted up to the melting arctic tundra because when you get up there, there is nosewheel. what needs to be adapted is not our crop production areas, but the business plans of the fossil fuel industry. they need to stop exploring for more hydrocarbons, stopped working our democracy by buying up the house and senate. instead, we need -- the most obvious thing to do, what every economist has been selling for 20 years, a step price on carbon to reflect the damage it does. that is one thing work on a at 350.org. >> thank you, bill mckibben. we will have a link to your pc and "rolling stone. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by

at the state fair this afternoon, president obama is also in iowa. anearance today and a clear sign this is a clear swing state in november. congressman ryan already aggressively challenging president obama on the economy and democrats challenging mr. ryan's controversial plan that overhalls plans. >> he recognizes that there are honest differences between honest people. he looks to find ways to bring people together. he's come up with ideas that are very different to the president. >> i welcome him to the race. congressman ryan is a descent man, he is a family man. he's an articulate spokesman for governor romney, but it's a vision that i fundamentally disagree with. >> just a few moments ago he was telling an iowa crowd they must challenge ryan about a stalled farmville. life in washington, scott mcfarland. >> 8:17. isreal says diplomatic nuclear talks with iran are dead and the international community should declare it. this follows reports suggesting that they're closer to ordering military action against iran. the new york times reports that he's d

and this week, an iowa caterer served food at president obama's campaign event, while wearing this shirtgovernment didn't build my business, i did." (applause) and then a bakery owner in virginia was asked why he wouldn't let vice-president biden into his store to do a photo op with a small business owner. he cited the president's you didn't build that line as well. and so, let me just react to that. i've been oh, several places this week around america and every place i've been, in fact, in places like georgia and iowa, one of the things that i hear from small business owners is how utterly incensed they were about these comments. these are many just small business owners who started in their own kitchens, working really, really hard after their regular jobs trying to build a business. and they don't remember government coming around at midnight, two in the morning henning them get their books done. in fact, a lot of the work they did because the government forced it upon them, a lot of unnecessary paper work to make it hard to try to do the thing in the first place, entrepreneurs have

. >> reporter: there have been a lot of regular guy appearances like the president at a diner an iowapurchasing snow cones and then he talked about small business. the big thing today is the energy. mit romney accused president obama of waging a war. >> on all the sources of energy that come below-- above the ground but none of those come from below the ground he says. >> president barak obama: during a speech a few months ago, the government romney said this and i quote, you cannot drive a car only on when power. that is what he said. >> reporter: vice- presidential candidate mitt romney's new running mate was in colorado. president obama inherited a difficult situation, here is the problem, he made it worse! >> reporter: the vice president cause some controversy he suggested that mit romney is a friend to big banks. >> he wants to unchain wall street but they will put you all back in chains. >> justine: the mitt romney campaign has criticized the reference to change, saying that there were many african-americans in the audience and he called it hypocritical. >> justine: let us see w

. >>> an iowa money manager accused in what may be a $200 million investment scheme says he is scent. the ceo of perregrine pleaded not guilty. scott cohen is following this case since the beginning. scott? >> reporter: prosecutors say wasendorf confessed but in court today he pleaded not guilty to 31 counts of lying to regulators. the case is set for trial on october 15th. that could change, of course. there are a number of signs that wasendorf trying to cut a deal but the feds are not going for it. $200 million in customer funds are missing from the group which went bankrupt last month after regulators found the bank statements were fabricated. wasendorf tried to kill himself and allegedly claimed he acted alone which the authorities are 23409 b not buying. regulators have decided they should do a better job of tracking the customer funds. you think? the national futures association which had oversight of pfg approved a new rule of direct internet access. in the case of pfg, they were getting the information by writing to a post office box that they thought was owned we the bank but

. >>> well, an iowa hospital is now in the middle of a baby boom. bundles of joy arriving two at a time. in the last three weeks, the hospital has delivered six sets of twins, three pairs of boys, two pairs of girls, and one combo platter. >> the hospital plays a lullaby every time a baby is born. hear it back to back when they're twins. needless to say the maternity ward has been pretty noisy lately not only from all the crying. >> something in the water there, huh. >> i know that is kind of unusual. >> a story yesterday similar to that. on one particular block. all the women were pregnant at the same time. maybe things happen in spurts like that. >> twins, identical twins. i don't know are they i've dent cadent -- are they identical? >> everybody is reading "fifty shades of grey." >> you have to read it? >> i am intrigued. >> is she the future of olympic competition? >> or a bad flashback from the olympic past, why some say this chinese olympic swimmer is just too good to be true. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" w

is that going to be an important issue in states like iowa? absolutely it is going to be an important issue. we believe that the government should not get involved in religion but we don't believe the government should attack religion and we don't believe the government should promote secularism. >> mike: senator charles grassley, one of the significant senators who has always been a clear voice of conscience. i want to tell you how much we appreciate your being able to be with us here in iowa and when we come back, i want you to see some interviews that i had the opportunity to tape just a few hours ago when i was in new york. you are going to see just you how the obama administration is kick the coal mining industries. and then later we will talk about the justice department raiding an american company with guns? for what? you won't believe it. stay with us. we'll be he right back. go out without my covergirl. are you crazy? i want to look natural, not naked! but all you need is 3. lashblast for volume, outlast -- for kissing... simply agele

an iowa woman takes police on a wild chase... after her accelerator gets stucc on a hig.hway.the police car's dashboard camera captures the whole thing on camera. camera.minutes after stopping for gas... lauri ulvestad says her car started speeding... and wouldn't stop.that's when she called 9-1-11.. in desperate need of help. :39 "it was accelerating faster and faster. and i as looking at my gps, and the number was going up and up and up." passing 110. 110...120 miles-per-hour. -butt to- :50"my foot isn't even on tte accelerator. the emergency brake is on, all the way... i'm trying to move the brake, but it's not working." working."after barreling through the median... and mmre minutes trying tt avoid disaster. finally... the car slowed down enough for her to jump out.she says she then went over and hugged the officer... thanking him for helping to save her life. her show is raking in the cash.s still - cash.theemedia mogul tops the forbes ighest paid celebrities list...find out how mmch the "queen of talk" earned ... last year. year. you're watching fox 45 morning news.

keeping an iowa this we will have another report from will tran at 6:00 a.m..they released test results and finding from showing that the levels from toxic pollutants from the chevron refinery in not pose any hazards. the regional board also reviews monikers that was right near the chevron facility. now the other thing we're watching is how hot it will get in the bay area. erica is standing by with in the car forecast good morning. >> erica: good morning, as we head into the afternoon today is the first day of the gradual warm up that we will see around the bay area. it looks like to squeeze into some triple digits by friday. as you can see for yourself we have over all clear conditions. in terms of the numbers we are working up to 57 degrees in fairfield and low 60s over it and antioch. we have a noticeably cooler conditions. >> erica: you may want to dress with the layers, because by 12:00 p.m. it looks like the microclimates will start to develop. >> erica: as the push the clock in closer, it looked like for the most part we will see a lot of 90 starting to

iowa. that's worth fighting for. that's what's at stake right now. >> reporter: an election about big choices. that was the president's theme on his iowa tour, and the challengers, romney raised med carry in a new ad. >> now that you need it, obama has cut $716 billion from medicare. >> reporter: that's a cut to doctors and hospitals, not seniors. romney's running mate, paul ryan's medicare plan would keep those cuts and in ten years would make private coverage an option. he was in iowa. >> to create jobs and get our spending and debt under control. >> reporter: in virginia vice president biden dropped romney would drop tough new rules on big banks. >> unchain wall street. they're going to put you all back in chains. >> reporter: staffers quickly clarified. biden meant key regulation would hurt the middle class. >>> elsewhere, the results are in from three republican primaries. linda mcman won the senate nomination in connecticut. she spent $61 million combined in the primary in her failed senate run in 2010. in wisconsin, former gop governor tommy thompson fought off three rivals for the senat

the first involved the coowner of an iowa deli. was hired to cater an obama campaign event on wednesday. when he did it come he made his sentiments known by wearing a t-shirt that you see here with the message, government and build my business, i did. as the owner of a small bakery in virginia, he said no to vice president biden staff if they asked them if they could have a photo op at his new store. he explains his decision this way. >> he said they have selected my store to be a stop on his way here. and was wondering if this is okay. this is an opportunity of a lifetime. i said no offense to you or the campaign, but i decline knew coming in here. >> at that time she said there will be a lot of press. >> very essentially, he said he did not build that, speaking about small businesses and entrepreneurs across the country. my wife was up all night long and did not sleep last night. she worked a full 24 hours. megyn: that is chris mcmurry, owner of the crumb and get it bakery. and we have chris here to talk with us. you know, he is

. >> a man tried to interrupt romney's speech during an event in iowa. the crowd began to chant usa usa, to drown out the heckler. the man was escorted out,. he will campaign in mexico today while paul ryan visits north carolina. first lady michelle obama visiting families of the victims of the sikh temple shooting in wisconsin today. she will meet privately with the immediate families of six people killed and those seriously injured in the attack earlier this month. later today the first lady will speak at campaign events in milwaukee and indianapolis. 4:51, 67 degrees on this thursday. >> a bittersweet day for >> welcome back. time for check of the weather. >> patchy fog developing. it's that time of year where the knights are getting longer and with the that the temperatures are allowed to cool. that results in patchy fog sometimes. we did have a little rain yesterday evening. we are facing a little patchy fog especially northwest of town. currently 71 in the district. 59 in frederick, cumberland, and winchester. culpeper sitting at 64 degrees. the pa

. >>> president obama is reaching out to an audience in iowa. then it's on to colorado state university. the obama campaign views college students and voters a crucial voting block. 50% of the voters under 35 said they would be voting for president obama, compared to the 38% who said they would be voting for mitt romney. >>> the fdic says lending to consumers has increased and revenue rose 21% in the second quarter to 31 billion up from 28 billion a few years ago. >>> a small but noisy group of protests expressed anger at a bank opening in oakland. it's a chase of -- it's a branch of chase bank at 14th and broadway. the protesters were were -- it's not clear why they were protests. >>> a second visitor to yosemite park has died from the hantavirus. all four visitors stayed in the signature tent cabins at curry village over a one-week period in june. people who stay in the cabins this summer, are advised to seek medical treatment. >>> san francisco police stormed a homeless camp as people there expressed their frustration and anger. >> that money

peregrine financial cfo will be arraigned in an iowa courtroom. he was charged on lying to regulators. he's confessed to forging documents about how much money was in peregrine's customer accounts. >>> former head of morgan stanley real estate investment in china has been sentenced to nine months in prison. garth peterson admitted to violating u.s. anti-corruption laws. prosecutors allege he conspired with two other people including a chinese government official to misappropriate millions of dollars from a stake in an apartment building being sold by the bank. morgan stanley thought they were selling the bank to a state-owned company but instead sold to it an entity run b peterson. >>> stocks feel a little bit of merkel magic much banks and autos are higher in europe. shares in lonmin are down to a nine year low after violent clashes at its mine in south africa. facebook has dropped below $20. cnbc learned one of the company's earliest investors decided to unload some of its shares. ♪ i can do anything ♪ i can do anything today ♪ i can go anywhere

he is talking it to the middle class today and once he's done an iowa that is obviously a big place where he wants to collect some votes he will head off on the campaign trail again. and president obama is headed on his own campaign trail and he is expected to focus on the economy and women's issues. >> darya: now let us take in life people outside. we will soon end to show a little more of the cloud coverage that have hit--that we have there. we will be right back. [music] you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. could be home to bacteria. so use lysol disinfectant spray on soft surfaces everyday when you're cleaning up to kill 99.9% of bacteria. lysol. mission for health. >> darya: welcome back, just checking the markets and the numbers are not down by too much. in other business news it is a big week for a fan francisco-based tech company that has just landed a major investment from starbucks . the coffee giant will invest $25 million into square. they will also use the service which allows you, if you downlo

police chasing a car down an iowa highway at speeds reaching over a hundred miles an hour. the driver was not trying to escape from the officers, instead she says she could not get her car to slow down. trace gallagher live in our west coast newsroom with more on that. >> reporter: 47-year-old lori says she went 59 miles in 35 minutes at speeds upwards of 110 miles per hour. she says she was driving her 2011kia sore rent tow down i35 in missouri when the gas pedal stuck at full throttle. she called her husband, he didn't know what to do. then she called 911, state troopers caught up to her and were trying to get cars to clear out of the way. she tried the brakes, didn't work. tried to put the car into neutral, no luck. even tried to turn the car off. the police just minutes ago sent us the 911 call she made, we haven't had time to turn it it around we are going to play it for you live right here. listen to to this. >> i'm going like 80, almost 90 miles an hour, and i'm scared to death. >> okay. are you able to hit your brakes at all? >> i tried everything. >> okay -- >> i c