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joe tessitore, todd blackledge, holly rowe with you in austin, texas. the stage is now set for shane buechele, the freshman quarterback for texas. as he keeps it. spins. and has a first down to start this drive with over 5:00 to play, trailing by four. >> todd: the first time they've run that play with him, with the option to keep, and it gets them out near the 50 yard line. so, a good start to this drive. you have plenty of time, and two time-outs. >> joe: quickly gets it out to burt. texas, 75-0 when leading by 17 way back, thanks to deshone kizer. 75-0 in a span of 12 years when they're up by the margin they were in the third quarter. second and five. jacorey warrick, a quick guy, has a 15-yard reception, and here come the horns. >> todd: notre dame was coming with an outside blitz, they brought a love. and buechele saw it, threw right to the voided area. >> joe: with time, and a reception to foreman. >> todd: this is a great start. and look at buechele's eyes. there's calmness in his eyes. i like what i see out of him right now, as he's marching his

joe tessitore, todd blackledge, holly rowe with you in austin, texas. the stage is now set for shane buechele, the freshman quarterback for texas. as he keeps it. spins. and has a first down to start this drive with over 5:00 to >> todd: the first time they've run that play with him, with the option to keep, and it gets them out near the 50 yard line. so, a good start to this drive. you have plenty of time, and two time-outs. >> joe: quickly gets it out to burt. texas, 75-0 when leading by 17 but the irish have come all the way back, thanks to deshone kizer. 75-0 in a span of 12 years when they're up by the margin they were in the third quarter. second and five. jacorey warrick, a quick guy, has a 15-yard reception, and here come the horns. >> todd: notre dame was coming with an outside blitz, they brought a love. and buechele saw it, threw right to the voided area. >> joe: with time, and a reception to foreman. >> todd: this is a great start. and look at buechele's eyes. there's calmness in his eyes. i like what i see out of him right now, as he's march

joe tessitore, todd blackledge, holly rowe with you in austin, texas. the stage is now set for shane buechele, the freshman quarterback for texas. as he keeps it. spins. and has a first down to start this drive with over 5:00 to play, trailing by four. >> todd: the first time they've run that play with him, with the option to keep, and it gets them out near the 50 yard line. so, a good start to this drive. you have plenty of time, and two time-outs. >> joe: quickly gets it out to burt. texas, 75-0 when leading by 17 or more, going back to 2004. way back, thanks to deshone kizer. 75-0 in a span of 12 years when they're up by the margin they were in the third quarter. second and five. jacorey warrick, a quick guy, has a 15-yard reception, and here come the horns. >> todd: notre dame was coming with an outside blitz, they brought a secondary love. and buechele saw it, threw right to the voided area. >> joe: with time, and a reception to foreman. >> todd: this is a great start. and look at buechele's eyes. there's calmness in his eyes. i like what i see out

joe tessitore, todd blackledge, holly rowe with you in austin, texas. the stage is now set for shane buechele, the freshman quarterback for texas. as he keeps it. spins. and has a first down to start this drive with over 5:00 to play, trailing by four. run that play with him, with the option to keep, and it gets them out near the 50 yard line. so, a good start to this drive. you have plenty of time, and two time-outs. >> joe: quickly gets it out to burt. texas, 75-0 when leading by 17 or more, going back to 2004. way back, thanks to deshone kizer. 75-0 in a span of 12 years when they're up by the margin they were in the third quarter. second and five. jacorey warrick, a quick guy, has a 15-yard reception, and here come the horns. >> todd: notre dame was coming with an outside blitz, they brought a secondary guy, julian love. and buechele saw it, threw right to the voided area. >> joe: with time, and a reception to foreman. >> todd: this is a great start. and look at buechele's eyes. there's calmness in his eyes. i like what i see out of him right now, as

joe tessitore, todd blackledge, holly rowe with you in austin, texas. et for shane buechele, the freshman quarterback for texas. as he keeps it. spins. and has a first down to start this drive with over 5:00 to play, trailing by four. >> todd: the first time they've run that play with him, with the option to keep, and it gets them out near the 50 yard line. so, a good start to this drive. you have plenty of time, and two time-outs. >> joe: quickly gets it out to burt. texas, 75-0 when leading by 17 or more, going back to 2004. but the irish have come all the way back, thanks to deshone kizer. 75-0 in a span of 12 years when they're up by the margin they were in the third quarter. second and five. jacorey warrick, a quick guy, has a 15-yard reception, and here come the horns. >> todd: notre dame was coming with an outside blitz, they brought a secondary guy, julian love. and buechele saw it, threw right to the voided area. >> joe: with time, and a reception to foreman. >> todd: this is a great start. and look at buechele's eyes. there's calmness in his ey

ben: all right, folks stunning video from austin, texas. that's a car dangling from a parking garage in downtown austin, texas. the driver somehow managed to drive the car off the top level, getting caught in the high-tension wires. drove off the level of the garage and got caught and wires. the driver, amazingly, escaped without injuries. dozens of tourists, including a child, pulled to safety after getting stranded in these cable cars overnight. a total of 110 people got trapped following some kind of technical incident yesterday. could you imagine that? getting pulled out of one of those onto a helicopter? the rest had to stay put overnight until crews reached them. wow. jc: new details in that new terrorism investigation in france. security officials now say a 19-year-old woman linked to gas canisters found inside a car outside paris' notre dame cathedral had pledged allegiance to isis. she also had been engaged, separately, to two extremists who carried out deadly attacks in france earlier this year. a second women has also been arrest

joe tessitore, todd blackledge, holly rowe with you in austin, texas. the stage is now set for shane buechele, the freshman quarterback for texas. as he keeps it. spins. and has a first down to start this drive with over 5:00 to play, trailing by four. >> todd: the first time they've run that play with him, with the option to keep, and it gets them out near the 50 yard line. so, a good start to this drive. you have plenty of time, and two time-outs. >> joe: quickly gets it out to burt. texas, 75-0 when leading by 17 but the irish have come all the way back, thanks to deshone kizer. 75-0 in a span of 12 years when they're up by the margin they were in the third quarter. second and five. jacorey warrick, a quick guy, has a 15-yard reception, and here come the horns. >> todd: notre dame was coming with an outside blitz, they brought a love. and buechele saw it, threw right to the voided area. >> joe: with time, and a reception to foreman. >> todd: this is a great start. and look at buechele's eyes. there's calmness in his eyes. i like what i see out of him

and from austin, texas, it's the slagle family. everybody's here trying to win theyself a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new, bold ford edge. hey, pat. how you doing? pat: i'm doing well, thank you. steve: i like that tie there, pat. pat: do you? steve: yeah, that's pretty slick there. guitar. pat: it kind of represents the live-music atmosphere in austin, texas. steve: that's pretty cool. well, miss rachel, what do you do? rachel: i'm a retired stay-at-home mom. [laughter] steve: retired stay-at-home mom. rachel: retired stay-at-home mom. steve: y'all are pranking me, right? pat: no, no. rachel: no. when i was pregnant,

. >>> starting video out of austin, texas. a 12-year-old boy in a crosswalk is hit by a truck as it rounds the corner. it was seconds after he got off a school bus. in a separate incident, the stop sign is out and the bus lights are flashing when a car hits a student crossing the street. neither of the students was seriously hurt. bus cameras caught more than 900 cars passing stopped buses in austin, texas in just the first week of school. >>> samsung is recalling millions of its new high-end galaxy smartphones. the brand-new ones. as consumerwatch reporter julie watts explains, there are concerns those phones can catch fire. >> reporter: it was supposed to be the hot new phone. but some of samsung's galaxy note 7s got a little too hot. >> what just happened to my note 7. >> reporter: since its release two weeks ago at least 35 people have reported their device exploded or caught fire while being charged. >> whoa! >> reporter: the company announced it's recalling 2.5 million phones and blames it on a glitch in the lithium ion

. >>> hometown trivia time, comrades recognizing our austin texas, affiliate channel 24 in austin, texas. okay, here's an easy one. what resident of austin, texas, appeared on this show earlier today -- >> matthew dowd. >> matt dowd. >> amazing one. let me finish almost as well known as his car commercials as academy award -- >> matthew mcconaughey. >> you did this before. >> it's a rerun of the show, you know. >> no, it's not a rerun. >> okay, this computer and technology company which stephanies number 30 on the fortune 500 list employs more than 1,000 people in round rock texas north of austin. >> dell. >> you're wrong, he's right. >> intel. >> again. >> aha. >> hey, kids, stick with me. >> ron, those are reruns. russ feingold: so, what do you girls want to be when you grow up? girl 1: i want to be an astronomer. girl 2: i want be a doctor! russ feingold: you think girl 1: i want to be an astronomer. you should be paid the same boys? yogirl 1:d definitely.d girl 2: yep! russ feingold: well, i raised my two girls right here, and they agreed: wewith you -ed and so do i. unfortunately, i

it's only the first week of school, but already two students have been hit by pickup trucks in austin, texas. some of the video is tough to watch. we want to tell you the kids are all okay. in the first incident a boy was in a crosswalk when a turning in the second, the truck clearly ignores the stop sign arm on the bus and the flashing lights. both incidents were caught on newly installed school bus cameras, and police are circulating the videos in hopes they will inspire drivers to be more careful, especially now that school is in session. >> a stunning video, even the one with the school bus stop sign out. always remember to obey those. >>> well, two 5-year-old boys are back home, safe and sound after a mixup by jetblue. >> they were placed on different flights but placed on the wrong planes and flown to the wrong cities. >> reporter: a high-flying mixup. 5-year-old andy martinez flying alone put on the wrong plane, and ending up more than 200 miles from home. his mother telling me she panicked when jetblue employees presented her with the wrong child. her own son missing. after traveling

joe tessitore, todd blackledge, holly rowe with you in austin, texas. the stage is now set for shane buechele, the freshman quarterback for texas. as he keeps it. spins. and has a first down to start this drive with over 5:00 to play, trailing by four. >> todd: the first time they've run that play with him, with the option to keep, and it gets them out near the 50 yard line. so, a good start to this drive. you have plenty of time, and two time-outs. >> joe: quickly gets it out to burt. texas, 75-0 when leading by 17 or more, going back to 2004. kizer. 75-0 in a span of 12 years when they're up by the margin they were in the third quarter. second and five. jacorey warrick, a quick guy, has a 15-yard reception, and here come the horns. >> todd: notre dame was coming with an outside blitz, they brought a secondary guy, julian love. and buechele saw it, threw right to the voided area. >> joe: with time, and a reception to foreman. >> todd: this is a great start. and look at buechele's eyes. there's calmness in his eyes. i like what i see out of him right now

it's inspired by the president's visit to the "south by southwest" festival in austin, texas. this white house festival will have panel discussions and on art, technology, food and social change. one booth will even have a virtual reality experience where you can feel what it's like to be in solitary confinement... in prison. dicaprio will also join the president for a conversation about climate change and leo will debut his new documentary, "before the flood." and to the bo lucky for one new film. the "magnificent seven" debuted in first place over the weekend. the remake of a western action adventure from the 1960's pulled in 35 million dollars. it starts denzel washington and chris pratt. another new film animated comedy "storks." it made 21 million dollars. and last week's number one... sully... dropped to third place. from sea turtles... to sugar ray. it's all happening today. all the sights and sounds... after the break. plus... dave has another check on the forecast, after the break. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring ...fun. th

a heart stopping moment in austin, texas when the driver of this car drives off the edge of the parking garage. the miracle survival story today. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" live from rockefeller center. >> good morning. welcome to "today." i'm sheinelle jones alongside craig melvin and stephanie ruhle and dylan dreyer. >> that video is extraordinary. >> i wasn't sure it was a movie or real life. >> we will hav m story coming up. >>> also, we are following breaking news overseas to what many are hoping is the turning point in syria. news overnight that u.s. and russia reached agreement for cease-fire. we have our chief correspondent richard engel with the latest on syria. >> reporter: good morning, secretary kerry and russian city of diplomacy. officials say it has little chance of succeeding. they used their leverage to try to start on monday to implement a seven-day cease-fire with russia pressuring the syrian regime and washington with the other groups. if the cease-fire can last, it would trigger other events. namely russia and washington fight against isis. more di

. >>> two students have been hit by pickup trucks in austin, texas. some of the video is tough to watch. we want to tell you the kids are all okay. in the first incident a boy was in a truck hit him. in the second the truck clearly ignores the stop sign arm on the bus and the flashing lights. both incidents were caught on newly installed school bus cameras and police are circulating the videos in hopes they will inspire drivers to be more careful, especially now that school is in session. >> a stunning video, even the one with the school bus stop sign out. always remember to obey those. >>> two five-year-old boys are safe and sound after a mixup by jetblue. >> they were becoplaced on the g planes and flown to the wrong cities. >> reporter: a high flying mixup. five-year-old andy martinez flying alone put on the wrong plane, and ending up more than 200 miles from home. his mother telling me she panicked when jetblue employees presented her with the wrong child. her own son missing. after traveling to the dominican republican with her son, she andy stay

((christianne klein)) >> mark strassman reports from austin, texas where cameras have caught thousands of incidents. when this austin school bus stopped two weeks ago - this truck kept going, and plowed into seventh-grader miles mcfadden. he was bruised but fine. (sot) (mark) what do you remember about that day? you get off the bus// (miles) i see this truck coming. i expect him to stop. goes into a blur. (track2) amy mcfadden, mile's mother, saw the video of the collision that night on television. (sot amy mcfadden) it's just like your heart drops into your feet. and you just can barely breathe watching that." (track 3) the very next day in austin, another truck hit a high school student getting off the bus. amazingly, he was fine.(gfx) by one estimate, american drivers illegally passed school buses more than thirteen million times last year. ignore school bus stop signs. (donald mair nats) right down the road's where everything happened. (track 4) donald mair's daughter gabby was killed after getting off her school bus in florida in 2010. the 71-year old driver was never charged. mai

it is part of a growing number of school districts doing the mark strassman reporting from austin, texas where cameras have caught thousands of incidents. >> reporter: when this austin school bus stopped two weeks ago, this truck kept going and plowed into 7th grader miles mcfadden. he was bruised but fine. >> reporter: what do you remember about that day? >> i am walking and see a truck coming and i expect him to stop and he doesn't and everything goes into a blur. >> amy mcfadden milmo that night on television. >> your heart drops into your feet. you can barely breathe when you are watching that. >> reporter: the very next day in austin another truck hit a high school student getting off the bus. amazingly he was fine. by one estimate american drivers illegally pass school buses more than 13 million times last year. on average roughly 8 kids a year are killed by drivers who ignore >> right down the road is where everything happened. >> domed's daughter gabby was killed getting off her school bus in florida in 2010. the 1-year-old driver was never charged. they are pushing state lawmake

but in austin, texas.... by using an element of surprise... and a little elevation -- they're hoping to better identify offenders. alicia inns has the story. (sot: ray schult, truck driver) "you see everything.."that's what happens when you drive a big rig for 21 years...just ask ray schult(sot: ray schult, truck driver)"they hold it in their hands, their talking on it, their texting" he's got a birds eye view into drivers sneaky habits... a view austin police are using to their advantage(sot: sgt. michael barger, austin police department)"by being in a bus we are able to look down and see them violating the ordinance"four officers acting as spotters..peer down on drivers inside a capital metro bus. the moment someone burgundy car"the bus officers radio police on the highway to pull them over(sot: sgt. barger, austin police department)"people know they can't have it in their hands so they hold it down in their lap"in just three hours police issued 96 citations and 8 warnings.(sot: sgt. michael barger, austin police department)"it's not surpris

airport, in november, from port smith new hampshire for $75, the other if february, to and from austin texas as low as 44 bucks. the prices sound great, many people are not happy with allegiant because of at all problems they face like numerous emergency landings. >> football. florida gators surviving a huge game in the swamp. a win is a winks the gators will take it. night that many predicted florida will destroy u mass, the gators struggled getting in to rhythm offense. rowing for 256 yards, two scores. accuracy will need to improve, though. more importantly he didn't turn the ball over. game, eddie, the highly touted transfer, buried three field goals from 40 yards and beyond. not bad for a converted soccer player, he got so nervous before the game he left his mouth guard in the locker room. >> he told me going in to the game, he said, coach, kicking doesn't matter who all there, it's all about timing and rhythm. the environment don't matter, set, that makes up a go competitkiive cker h>>h wefence lived up to tbilling, dropping 56 points and almost 450 yards of total offense. flowers hurt

austin, texas got rid of it and is suffering economically. >> reporter: while the politicians battle it out campaign contributions maw increase at the state level as legislators vow shares the green light statewide statewide. >>> in democracy 2016 we showed you our exclusive interview with hillary clinton. donald trump is campaigning courting the african american vote. he offered support for stop and friday'sk policing. are in the worst shape that they have ever been in before. >> president obama reminded him of slavery in this country. at the same time shark tank's mark cuban said donald trump has not responded to his $10 million offer for an interview. >> he's a danger to the security of the country. his inability to understand the impact of inability to have situational awareness increases risk for the country and my kids. >> cuban said he was approached by the gop to run against trump, he's backing hillary clinton now. >>> we made it through summer. begins at 10:21. people are saying that they are ready for the next cold front. too soon. you get 12 hours of daylight and trefl hou

joe tessitore, todd blackledge, holly rowe with you in austin, texas. the stage is now set for shane buechele, the freshman quarterback for texas. as he keeps it. spins. and has a first down to start this play, trailing by four. >> todd: the first time they've run that play with him, with the option to keep, and it gets them out near the 50 yard line. so, a good start to this drive. you have plenty of time, and two time-outs. >> joe: quickly gets it out to burt. texas, 75-0 when leading by 17 but the irish have come all the way back, thanks to deshone kizer. 75-0 in a span of 12 years when they're up by the margin they were in the third quarter. second and five. jacorey warrick, a quick guy, has a 15-yard reception, and here come the horns. >> todd: notre dame was coming with an outside blitz, they love. and buechele saw it, threw right to the voided area. >> joe: with time, and a reception to foreman. >> todd: this is a great start. and look at buechele's eyes. there's calmness in his eyes. i like what i see out of him right now, as he's marching his te

. >>> two shocking surveillance videos from austin, texas capture the moment two students were hit by trucks. it is not easy to watch this. take a look though. it is a crosswalk and seconds after stepping off the bus a 12-year-old hit and 24 hours la >> despite the stop sign and blaring stop sign. >> i don't know how that kid is not hurt. >> they were sited by police. thanks for not running off. >>> over a third of this global 1947 was never considered a major health threat until this major outbreak in brazil. mosquitos have been effected in florida. the first ever to test positive in the u.s. >>> a flock of turkeys are terrorizing in massachusetts. wild birds have reportedly attacked and intimidated many residents for weeks. due to some residents feeding the birds. they have urged people not to run from the turkeys because it makes it more aggressive. >> you ever have any run-ins with turkeys? >> i have. i ran and they came after me and it was not fun! we have a look at the damage alead. >> kim: surveillance video showing three performers here in town getting more than just a little

the democratic for sheriff in austin, texas is pledging to end voluntary cooperation with the federal immigration authority. this morning growing backlash for 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick after he once again chose to not stand during the national anthem. but this time he was not the only one joining in on the protest. jummy olabanji standing by with reaction this morning. kaepernick was joined by teamate eric reid. this time it was on military night in san diego. a mixed reaction in the crowd.. some cheered but many fans booed kaepernick including 49ers fans. and before the game, kaepernick ignited a new controversy for these socks depicting police officers as pigs. but earlier this week -- the hashtag veterans for kaepernick went viral as many say they fought for his right to protest.. kaepernick did however stand up and applaud during a rendition of "god bless the usa" -- when military were asked to stand. as for the socks, the san francisco police association is asking for an apology - but also extending an invitation for kaepernick to visit the academy. time now for weather

. >>> we are back now with a pair of scary accidents caught on camera involving school kids in austin, texas. now in one incident, a truck hit a middle schooler who was in the crosswalk, and in the other, a teen was hit while crossing the street. both victi j busses. now neither victim was seriously injured, both drivers were cited and police released the videos as a back to school warning for drivers out there to pay attention. >>> now to the controversy growing around san francisco 49ers' quarterback colin kaepernick in his final preseason game he once again refused to stand for the national anthem in protest over racial injustice and police brutality. but as miguel almaguer reports, others are now following his lead. ? and the rockets' red glare ? >> reporter: as the national anthem filled the stadium, colin kaepernick took a knee and got an earful. but this time he was joined by teammate jeremy reed. kaepernick says he protesting racial injustice and police brutality. >> we have a lot of issues in this country that we need to deal with. we have a lot of people that are oppressed. >> repo

it's an suv you see dangling out of the side of a garage in austin, texas. the vehicle somehow going off the top level of that building suspended six stories above the ground by high tension wires. the driver was able to get out safely. >>> and a big night in springfield, massachusetts, the basketball hall of fame enshrining the class of 2016. nba greats allen iverson, shaquille o'neal and yao ming among the inductees. iverson fighting back tears as coach john thompson for putting him on the right track and he said saving his life. >>> finally, it's a couch potato's dream come true. imagine this, a burrito delivering drone. true story. google teaming up with the chipotle food chain to test the new drain -- drone on a campus. >> this is incredible. >> on the campus of virginia tech who is playing tennessee today -- by the way, rob there. they say part of the test is to see how the burrito's packaging holds up with the drop. this is the most extensive -- >> wait a second. >> -- test of drone deliveries yet. >> have you ever had a chipotle burrito? >> it's huge

. >> devin dwyer, we want to thank you and joining us from austin, texas, abc news political analyst matthew dowd. matthew, good morning to you. thanks for joining us. not long ago said the last thing we need is a president with more name calling but calls half his supporters in a basket of deplorables. do you think this will haunt her. >> when i first heard that it reminded something you'd hear in a "despicable me" movie when gru can't find his minions he calls dr. nefario and says get me the basket of deplorables. ideas there is a chapter on attacking voters at a fund-raiser. obama did it in 2008 when they cling to their guns, when mitt romney talked about the 47%. it's never a good idea to go after voters even if you believe a segment of voters is that way in this. i think this will be a bad few days for her. it will ultimately pass over. but the campaign, i know, doesn't want their candidate going after voters. >> okay, so let's talk, though, about donald trump's repeated praise of vladimir putin. this is where focused notwithstanding the basket of deplorables. for the standard-b

in austin, texas, two kids have already been hit by cars while getting off their school buses. the video might be hard to watch but we want you to know both kids are okay. two separate crashes have been caught on camera in austin. a 12-year-old boy was hit on monday and a 17-year-old was hit on tuesday. jeez. again graphic video here this morning. again, the kids are okay. school districts are warning drivers to be careful near school buses. >> new on wisn 12, a high school in california has a message for students drinking is not welcome at school dances. ahead of their back-to-school dance every student has to blow into a breathalyzer. school officials say they want since then, they haven't had any problems at school dances. >> wisn 12 news time now is 4:48. and everyone is getting back into the back to school routine. >> yes, day two. we want to share the pictures. good morning terrence. i love that. the hands in the pockets. >> snappy dresser. >> yes, very. here is addison and alexis at >> here is cj from milwaukee. >> styling. >> i love the shoes. fashion oriented. >> she's

we go to austin texas were cameras down there have now caught thousands of incidents. >> reporter: when this austin schoolbus stopped 2 weeks ago this truck get going. and plowed into this 7th grader. he was bruised but fine. what you remember about that day? >> and walking and i see this truck and expecting to stop. but he doesn't and everything goes into a blur. >> reporter: his mother saw the video of the collision that night on television. >> your heart drops into your feet. you can barely breathe. >> reporter: the very next day in austin another truck hit a high school student getting off the bus. by one estimate american drivers illegally pass school buses more than 13 million times last year. on average roughly 8 kids per year killed by drivers who ignore schoolbus stop signs. >> on the roads were everything happens. >> reporter: his daughter gabby was killed after getting off her schoolbus in florida in 2010. a 71-year-old driver was never charged. the mayor is pushing state lawmakers to allow schoolbus cameras >> it's not an accident because it's preventable. it's not a tragedy

. >>> a scary situation unfolded in austin texas tonight. a driver plunged off a parking garage deck and was dangling from high tension wires . police say the driver managed to get out of his suv safely and back into the garage. firefighters used cables to attach to the car and get it safely down to the ground. >> the story every brunswick baby alive because of his mom's life-saving organ donation inspired so many of you when we now this mom's infectious attitude inspired the producers . we are here with the story. >> reporter: sarah you know nothing big love for this story since the second we met them. we brought you there story exclusively in november than in may went baby brodie's celebrated his first birthday. all the while this journey has inspired followers nearby -- worldwide. now they're good rolls on in a much deserved national spotlight. >> five months after tracy had given baby brodie's life she saved his life . >> we are motoring wheels up were brody will get his new liver. >> reporter: 30% of mama tracy's liver became brodie's l

toya: amazing video out of austin, texas a car dangling , over the edge of a parking garage eight floors up. a cable around one wheel was the only thing keeping it from crashing to the ground. the driver climbed out of a window to safety with the help of a bystander. the 24-year-old driver says he was parking on the ninth floor when he was unable to stop his vehicle before it tumbled end tonight, 12 news investigates a drug raid in one of the most easy communities in the state. adrienne: wisn 12 colleen henry shows us what police found at a mansion in river hills. >> from news chopper 12, you can see the vastness of the house and grounds. the 7000 square foot home is on the market for which may explain $1.8 million, why the homeowner was unaware there was a marijuana plot growing at his property line. accordinto the property behind the mansion was recently sold the new , property owner clearing the brush when he came upon some suspicious plants. he said the plants were staked with tomato wrings and protected with chicken wire along a well-worn path that led back to the mansion. he brough

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. >>> and -- and even >>> check out this video, coming from austin, texas, cell phone video capturing a car dangling from the top level of a parking garage. the driver drove off the garage and got caught in the high-tension wires. they say the driver managed to get out of the car without any injury. >> wow! >>> new at 10:00, new protests over the pipeline have pitted native pipelines against energy transfer partners. >> it has members of wisconsin arps tribal members travelling to north dakota to join the protest and are raising money at the senter. >> we know that these pipelines they're putting in there is not the chance of if they're going to burst or it's when. >> the sheriff also just got back from north dakota where he was one of five law enforcement officials from across the country asked to visit the protest site. >>> celebrating the end of summer, indian summer festival is now underway at the summer fest grounds. it runs through sunday with fireworks tomorrow night. tickets cost $15. we have a full list of events at tmj4.com. >>> in glendale, oktoberfest. the fun is happening

in austin texas after these cameras were added, 2 kids were struck by vehicles in today's. that cameras last january. and then they sent out more than 6600 citations in just 4 months. >> it was shocking. that is a lot of violations in a short period of time. >> at least 15 states allow cameras to be mounted outside of school buses. you notice arizona is not one of them. there are critics who claim the cameras are more about making money than finding ways to make it safe. >>> i need my medicine. >> coughing, wheezing and shortness of breath signs of asthma. it answers on why doctors always see more cases during the month of september. >>> your next pizza could be made by these guys. robots. where you can get your pies i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember."

austin, texas, which had it and got rid of it. now they are suffering economically a bit because of it. >> reporter: politicians battle it out at the local level, and campaign contributions for both sides may increase at the state level as giving ride shares the green light statewide. i'm investigator jared holbrooke taking action for you. >>> there is more proof the future is here. many gadgets featured in the movie "back to the future" are coming to life. the first flight of a hover craft in the u.s. is shot in the video. this shows a man flying over jet skis and beating them in the race. the faa is looking into the getting agency approval. >>> look at this. nike announced it will start selling self-tying shoes like the ones marty mcfly wore. they go on sale in november. you need to make an appointment to buy the shoes. they need to be rechargeable and lightweight. industry insiders say the cost will be high. >> final! [ laughter ] >> first in line november 28th. >> we are back to the future there. 79 in tampa there. clearwater

. >>> this was a frightening scene in austin, texas this afternoon. someone drove their car off the top level of a parking garage and high tension wires kept them from falling to the ground. the driver was not hurt, crews trying to hoist that car back up on top of the roof. >> this is what happens when you hit the gas instead of the brakes. this suv backs into a fuel pump and slams into the store, knocking the clerk off his feet. he didn't even break a bone. >> have you ever hit the gas instead of the brake, anything like that? you have? >> no but i was 16 years old, driving to my psats. it was snowing out and started slipping, and hit the gas instead of the brake, then hit a tree. but it was a slow-speed crash. i got to college and i'm here now, that's all that matters. >>> we hit another heat record today, tied a record? >> 93 degrees out there, 21st weekend but no washout expected for saturday or sunday. dry air arrived sunday afternoon, so a lot of people looking forward to that. and a feel of fall, something you have been searching for. thursday

in austin, texas, alone, 6,000 citations were sent to drivers. >> that was a very significant number. it was shocking. that's a lot of violators in a very short time period. >> authorities want to remind drivers that stopping for psychology buses saves kids lives and cbs north carolina is on a mission to keep kids safe. our break for buses message has reached millions of you can help jop line and on social media just used hashtack break. they'll soon approximate built in mexico, not here in the u.s.. >> within the next two to three years a mfnlgt our shawl vehicles will be built in low cost area and for example here in north america, we will have my grates all of the small car production to mexico and out of the the ford and the united autoworkers agree. no u.s. jobs will be lost. the michigan plant will be overhauled to build larger vehicles am federal subsidized loan in 2009 to be converted to make small cars. german pharmaceutical company has agreed to buy monsanto. it's the latest aimed at chemical sectors. it would create synergy over the next three years. >>> well believe it or

austin, texas for example has grown communities, putting cameras on their school buss to protect the kids. mark strassmann has the story. >> the austin school district has 320 buses. one until stop signs come on front and back. the signs turn on five mounted cameras like these two. which automatically record whether nearby cars come to a stop for the kids. and all too often they don't. miles mcfadden was bruised but fine? what do you remember about that day. get off the bus i expect him to stop. he doesn't. everything just goes into a blur. >> amy mcfadden, miles' mother saw the video of the collision that night. on television. >> it is just your heart drops into your feet. and you just can barely breathe when you are watching that. >> the very next day in austin, another truck hit a high school student getting off the bus. amazingly, he was fine. by one estimate, american drivers illegally pass school buses more than 13 million times last year. on average, roughly eight kids a year are killed by drivers who ignore school bus stop signs. >> right down the road where everything happene

she will be joining us from austin, texas. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy:.rison blues" by johnny cash. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: the prison guard work strike at the holman correctional facility comes as a largest prison work strike in u.s. history injured its third week. organizers report as of last week, at leaeast 20 prisons in 1 states continued to protest including alabama, florida, indiana, michigan, new york, ohio, south carolina, and washington. at organizing committee said one point 120,000 prisoners were on strike. several facilities were put on lockdown with prisoners kept in their cells and denied phone access both before and during the strike. organizers were also put in solitary confinement. amy: joining us from austin, texas, azzurra crispino, the media co-chair of the incarcerated workers organizing committee still with us is pastor kenneth glasgow and kinetik justice. azzurra crispino, talk about this nationwide strike. does this have any precedent in ?odern u