sorry thousand people in brooklyn bridge seven hundred arrested including malcolm harris who is a mid twenty's writer from brooklyn now he was arrested along with seven hundred or so others and he was charged with disorderly conduct norinco. orders to get off the bridge now it's been almost a year now in this case has been repeatedly brought up over and over again in court because the prosecutors want to see his deleted tweets they want to see his record of what he was doing on twitter for a couple of months before and after these events on october first because they want to say that well we have knowledge that he knew that he was breaking the law because he might have been tweeting to someone like oh maybe through his deleted. he made plans to go one more step on the predator something like that so they want to be able to say ok you knew this and because of that we're going to charge you this five hundred dollars fine for disorderly conduct but in the meanwhile this case been dragging on for months and months and months and finally today twitter couldn't do it anymore they ha

the case against malcom harris one of 700 arrested for disorderly conduct during a moran the brooklyn bridge. prosecutors say his tweets could prove he knew of police instructions. >> anger in san francisco this afternoon at a troubled middle school named for martin luther king junior. >> teachers, parents and community members held a press conference at the school this coughing administrators of forcing out staff member who spoke out about problems including violence among students. >> we need to remove administration that is bullying our children ; our staff, our parents, our community. >> the teachers union said it has filed a claim of unfair practices with the state public relations board. according to the bay citizen the principal removed 13 employees last year including five teachers. the district wouldn't comment on matters. a spokeswoman said that the school did see suspensions increase because they were enforcing consequences for misbehaving. police responded to the school 149 times last year. >> there could be more fireworks at tonight's vallejo city council meeting, about 45 minut

and we don't know what happened to the brooklyn bridge. tonight, the message, we can hear you now. >> john, i guess it is one app, but does it say something larger about the company? >> reporter: in a way it does, apple is really good at hardware and software, making it work, but they have not been that good at internet services. mobile me didn't go so well four years ago that they tried to improve. and ping, the musical social network, maybe you never heard of it but they basically are shutting it down. they are not as good at this as they are the actual phones. >> and they're basically telling people to go ahead and get google maps? >> reporter: yes, and no, they're saying there are flaws with the map. tim cook said that, by the way, there are things you can download, other options, i think they're doing that because they know that if people feel they have options they may look at apple's apps in another light. but if they feel they have other options, they feel maybe they can go with it. >> all right, covering apple's apology, thank you

the work on the brooklyn bridge was using essentially diving techniques that have been developed overges. in the case of the brooklyn bridge you have people, not significant gaps but they're working under pressure to keep the mud and water away from them so they're working in these kind of environments like muddy cocoons or something. [inaudible] >> right. they go down any chamber and create a dry space to work and. it's pressurized to keep the mud and water at bay. so they were basically doing the diving decompression techniques of the day at that time. sometimes with some interest because it wasn't always the most exact science but in a lot of ways diving is still not an exact science because all bodies are different and the response differently, and you find that in the book as well. though so hard and fast rules about what works and what doesn't work. i touched on that in the book on little bit, in the section that kind of brings the history of diving. >> thank you all very however, e leadership just before it the democratic convention, the week befo theonvention, >> a week before

, see what it would take to bring the brooklyn bridge down.this is, obviously, after the 9/11 attacks. turns out ferris had actually visited afghanistan, he'd been to the camps, some of the terrorism training camps, he'd met bin laden, he'd met khalid sheikh mohammed. and so the fbi was, obviously, very interested in him. ferris was questioned beginning in march of 2003, and during the interviews with ferris, he mentioned this conversation that they had had with and this idea of shooting up the shopping mall. and also the name of christopher paul, the third man at this coffee shop came up. authorities started to piece all this together, and eventually in a sort of slow domino effect the three were arrested and charged. so ferris, the pakistani immigrant, was -- ultimately pleaded guilty to two charges of terrorism-related crimes. he pleaded guilty in a secret, closed deal in may in virginia. may of 2003. the idea was that he had a lot to offer the government, and he might be able to get a reduction in his sentence based on the information he c

. >> and this is a live picture of the brooklyn bridge. a little wet and soggy. let's go up there for today's tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites beating apple to the punp. they are expected to unveil a new iphone and mini ipad butthe rivals are not waiting samsung and sony announced new tablets and phones last week and amazon is one of the several companies with an event this week. super mario brothers 2 looks familiar to those who played earlier games in the mario franchise. c net dan ackerman says it combines the look of the original with 3d graphics. >> the backgrounds and characters have depth which doesn't affect the game play but adds a nice visual touch and makes you feel like you are in a living cartoon. >> reporter: prior experience with the games will help. u.s. geological survey found out about the earthquake in the philippines from twitter. the first tweets came a minute after the quake and the agency monitors twitter for use of the word earthquake and those are tech bites. i am rob nelson. >>> buying a house can be stressful and confusing

then they came across with caris to check out the brooklyn bridge it turns out he visited afghanistan and had been -- bad to the terrorism training camps and met osama bin laden and the fbi was very interested in him. ferris was questioned march 2003. he mentioned a conversation they had and the idea to shoot up some shopping mall. and also the name of christopher came up. even to the in the slowdown in effect with three were arrested and a charge. and also would terrorism related crimes he pleaded guilty in may in virginia of 2003. the radio was he had a lot to offer the government and could maybe get a reduction in his sentence. but his case leaked and the government was forced to publicize the conviction and then ferris loss a bargaining chip meanwhile the government was very interested in that somali immigrant. he had a family and they were tracking him and more concerned about the shopping mall threat. somebody made a throw a comment and we announced to them government agents spent weeks searching every mall in columbus at med -- midnight with search dogs, the s.w.a.t. teams look

the brooklyn bridge, postapocalyptic. the eiffel tower? squashed. the company says, "we are continuously improving it. the more people use it, the better it will get." we've been at this store all day, david, it's been slammed. not just here, but around the globe. and apple appears to be poised to break and shatter its own record for the sales of the iphone 4s earlier this year. david? >> matt gutman in miami. thank you. we've been watching apple stock skyrocket. a short time ago, i joined abc's bianna golodryga at the apple store down the seet here in new york. the first iphone came out five years ago. if you bought apple stock back then, what are we looking at today? >> reporter: five years ago, it was $85 a share. today, ten shares worth $7,030. >> that's a return of your investment. and for people who have seen the crowds all over the country today, can one product make a difference in the american economy? >> reporter: the sales of this product alone will add half a percentage point to the u.s. gdp. that may not sound like a lot, but that's $3.

deleted tweets of an occupy wall street protests or who is among those charged for blocking the brooklyn bridge last year the social network was threatened with sanctions if it didn't give up around three months worth of activist records those tweets allegedly other mind the protesters claims that the police intentionally pushed the crowds into the bridge only to arrest them struck the traffic. critics say twitter is decision sets a president who are authorities can now pertain information which was assumed to be private a resident or harvest went to the streets of new york to find out if people feel less protected. a match. to release the tweets of an occupy wall street protester and those tweets are expected to be used against him in a criminal trial is that an invasion of his privacy and right to free speech this week let's talk about that so let's say it was a terrorist saying ok let's go attack somebody what it was it was it was an american expressing his views. you know just trying to get his message out there ok some would call him a terrorist and if a person that you might think is a te

surrender the records of an occupy wall street protester who is among those charged for blocking the brooklyn bridge last year at the social network was threatened with fines if it didn't give in to the prosecutor's request for the tweets allegedly undermine the protesters claim that the police intentionally pushed the crowds onto the bridge only to arrest them for obstructing traffic. well the battle for access to the activists tweets attracted mass attention with many saying prosecutors are violating privacy laws our resident lawyer half mr hits the streets of new york to find out how people really feel about the virtual freedoms. a manhattan judge has ordered twitter to release the tweets of an occupy wall street protester and those tweets are expected to be used against him in a criminal trial is that an invasion of his privacy and right free speech this week let's talk about that so let's say it was a terrorist saying ok let's go attack somebody what it was it was it was an american expressing his views. you know just trying to get his message out there ok some would call him a terrorist and th

surrender the records of an occupy wall street protester was among those charged for blocking the brooklyn bridge last year the social network was threatened with fines if it didn't give in to the prosecutor's request the treats allegedly undermine the protesters claim to the police into intentionally pushed the crowd onto the bridge only to arrest them for obstructing traffic. and shortly the dirty secrets of the world of finance they'll be revealed in the latest edition of the kaiser report but first i'll be back with the headlines in just a moment. i've had two next question dates in believe me. just having one or two execution date is enough for anybody to go through your life and. you know more than fifty percent of the people here if you did texas are not. why you know you've been known to have true it's like oh. this is like you know we execute our convicted capital murder we have the highest execution rate in america we're not afraid to do it we do it well this becomes a point when death becomes. oh i ever knew a whole. hour to get a letter your dad is due to be executed next week then is

moving the hundreds of arrests that we've seen taken place so one that comes to mind is on the brooklyn bridge over seven hundred people arrested brutality people dragged around on may day we're seeing tens of thousands of people really flooding the streets of new york faced with the tongs in chicago for one during the anti nato protests we've seen police officers use bicycles to try to stop the protesters from crossing barricades really insane footage that we've seen throughout the year in oakland for example one we saw our war veterans a war veteran being injured into unconsciousness by the clashes with police this is something that has been just really rampant something very unexpected for many americans i'm sure and something that unfortunately we're still seeing today where there is a major disconnect between the way the officials and the protesters are confronting each other and the police really not letting the message of the protesters get across are even when people are not necessarily doing anything that's not law abiding very good points raised are to correspond honest to an article

action at some point and we know that there were a bunch of lawsuits collectively filed from the brooklyn bridge arrests and so that's you know definitely more soon to come but doesn't. i wanted to ask you about the media coverage of course with these gulf protests happening so we've been across all these states very very little about occupy has been in the media even though there were thousands of people all over new york you know over the weekend and this week do you think that the movement hit a wall i mean where do where i guess where do you see it going from here you've been covering it since the very beginning you've been all over the place i just saw you at national gathering in philadelphia where they were kind of restricted guys in retooling how to bring the movement in the future how can occupy really make themselves a political force in the future what's good what's happening i mean are they going to finally put a leader forward tell us a lot about the future and what they're doing now. i highly doubt that they're going to put a leader forward this is always been something of a leader

new york, new york, brook -- brooklyn bridge. cespedes with a double. scores smith. a's up 2-0. oakland starter, blackley pulled after two innings. wild pitch gets past the catcher. then in the third, steven drew, gets all of this one. his fourth as an oakland a. the a's trail 4-3. this one went into extra innings, tied at 5 in the 12th steve pierce robs reddick to end the inning. rustling martin, one to first. ibanez coming home. a play at the make, norris holds on, the a's brock out the big lumber in the 13th. johnny gomes, see ya. a two-run blast. cespedes and chris fowler follow with solo home runs. then yankees respond, scoring four times ibanez, ties it at nine. the 14th, yankees end it. nunez grounds one to first. brandon moss boots its. ichiro scores on the error. yankees win a thriller. 10-the good-10-9 the final. >> at bore and oakland. baltimore on top thanks to the triple but boston battles back. side in the eight. podsednik double. we head to extras. baltimore opens it up with three runs in the 12th. the may scores the winning run. orioles win 9-6. now two games up

the brooklyn bridge appears post-apocalyptic. the eiffel tower? squashed.he company says it is working on improving the iphone. the more people use it, the better it will get. folks don't seem to mind those glitches, david. we've been at this store all day, it has been absolutely slammed. and not just here, but around the globe. and apple appears to be poised to break and shatter its own record for the sales of the iphone 4s earlier this year. david? >> all right, matt gutman in miami tonight. matt, our thanks to you. we've been watching apple stock skyrocket almost as fast as the phones selling. a short time ago, i joined abc's bianna golodryga at the apple store just down the street here in new york. so, bianna, the first iphone came out five years ago. if you were lucky enough to buy apple stock back then, what are we looking at today? >> reporter: five years ago, it was $85 a share. so, let's say you buy ten shares, that's $850. today, ten shares worth $7,030. >> that's a return of your investment. >> reporter: of more than 700% in just five years. >> t

thousands came out to protest and seven hundred people were arrested after they blocked the brooklyn bridge many involved say police actually corralled them on to the bridge for police it was a wake up call in terms of the size and scope of the occupy. what you're doing what you know. what you we did see many weeks of action by police and later that month an open california u.s. military veteran scott olsen was critically wounded by them setting off a flood of anger and also bringing more strength to the occupied. then images of police spraying student activists in the face with pepper spray brought even more attention to the clashes between police and protesters. then as winter came the number of those taking part did diminish but many of them were forced off the properties they had been occupying many observers believe the occupy wall street to quiet down until a few months later on may first occupy protests erupted once again they force a very didn't size and shape it illustrated to activists observers and police alike that there still are thousands of people hoping to raise awareness an

it would take to bring the brooklyn bridge down. it's obviously after the 9/11 athats. he actually visited afghanistan. he'd been to the camps some of the terrorism training camps. met weathered and mohamed and the fbi was interested in him. faris was questioned beginning in mar of 2003. and during the interviews with faris, he mentioned the conversation they had with and the idea of shooting up a shopping mall. and also the name of christopher paul, the third man at this coffee shop came up. authorities started to piece it together and eventually in a sort of slow domino effect, the three were arrested and charged. so faris, the pakistan immigrant was ultimately pleaded guilty to two chargeses of terrorism-related crimes. he pleaded guilty in a secret closed deal in may in virginia. may of 2003. the idea was that he had a lot to have offer the government and he might be able to get a reduction in the sentence based orb the information he could provide. unfortunately the case leaked, and government was forced to publicize his convic

new york, new york, brook -- brooklyn bridge. cespedes with a double. scores smith. a's up 2-0.akland starter, blackley pulled after two innings. wild pitch gets past the catcher. then in the third, steven drew, gets all of this one. his fourth as an oakland a. the a's trail 4-3. this one went into extra innings, tied at 5 in the 12th steve pierce robs reddick to end the inning. rustling martin, one to first. ibanez coming home. a play at the make, norris holds on, the a's brock out the big lumber in the 13th. johnny gomes, see ya. a two-run blast. cespedes and chris fowler follow with solo home runs. then yankees respond, scoring four times ibanez, ties it at nine. the 14th, yankees end it. nunez grounds one to first. brandon moss boots its. ichiro scores on the error. yankees win a thriller. 10-the good-10-9 the final. >> at bore and oakland. baltimore on top thanks to the triple but boston battles back. side in the eight. podsednik double. we head to extras. baltimore opens it up with three runs in the 12th. the may scores the winning run. orioles win 9-6. now two games up on

others for his actions on october first twenty eleven this was the day you may remember that the brooklyn bridge was blocked by the protesters it was also the day the public started paying attention to occupy wall street harrison and others say they were simply following police orders when they were led on to the bridge before being arrested now the courts are trying to get to the bottom of exactly what happened twitter though is not going down without a fight they've appealed to the ruling saying harris says tweets are protected by the fourth amendment because quote the government in minutes that it cannot publicly access them thus establishing that the defendant maintains maintains a reason.

i did it for three days and i almost jumped off the brooklyn bridge. i couldn't take it.asparagus juice and these horrible inventive plants no one ever heard. get him a diet with chicken and vegetables. >> then let him have a little snack once in a while. >> careful. >> that's not even an innuendo. this is sexual harassment. >> it made the upper lip glisten. >> that's it? >> we can only take so much big willie. >> wow. >> jewelry, shoes and belts, accessories for fall. >>> now on "today's style" hot accessories for the fall. as the weather cools down, it's when a carpet is clean and fresh, it's irresistible. experience this in your home with resolve deep clean powder. its moist powder penetrates deep, removing three times more dirt than vacuuming alone while also neutralizing odors at their source. it's a clean you can see, smell, and really enjoy. resolve deep clean powder. don't just vacuum clean, resolve clean. throughout our lives. one a day men's 50+ is a complete multi-vitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. it has more of 7 antioxidants to support cel

information of the protester who had been arrested, along with other hundreds arrested along the brooklyn bridge. prosecutors say they subpoenaed their records to refute claims that police let them off of the pedestrian walkway. ritter had sought to avoid the order, saying it was an undue violation of speech. a chicago man has been arrested for attempting to set up a bomb. the 18-year-old was obtained on friday after allegedly detonating what he thought was a bomb inside the vehicle out i have a downtown bar, but in previous cases, the bomb was an alert device provided by an undercover informant. those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. occupy wall street protesters are converging in the financial district in manhattan today to mark the first anniversary of the movement's beginning. similar protests are taking place in dozens of cities. on september 17, 2011, thousands answer the call originally put out by the canadian magazine adbusters to occupy wall street. protesters slept in zucotti park for nearly two weeks before

the organizer will bicycle to the brooklyn bridge to raise money for his sister lauren.e's hoping to generate $60,000 for the purchase for a vehicle for his sister. the journey will take him 36 days to complete. we'll keep track of him for you. >>> people will soon hit the streets in san francisco to support breast cancer research. taking part in the 22nd race for the cure. it is a 5k walk and run starting from the fertry building. enrollment was down 50%. many people say because of the controversy surrounding the organization and planned parenthood. the national office for the komen organization dropped funding for planned parenthood over what they called idealogic idealogical differences. >>> a young girl who lost several family members in a tornado is inspiring other children and grown-ups through her writing. she describes seeing her family enter heaven. here's her incredible story. >> tables turned over and everything turned over. >> reporter: she isn't just reading a book, she's reading a book she's wrote. to heaven after the storm. she recounts the april 27th torn

brooklyn bridge. a's broke out the big lumber in extra innings. thirteen, jonny gomes, see ya! two-run shot off freddy garcia. cespedes and chris carter to follow with solo home runs. and the a's are up 9-5. looks like a win, right? but the yankees respond. they scored four times. raul ibanez's two-run homer tied it at nine. then in the 14th the yankees finally ended it. and then the ichiro scores on the error. the yankees win 10-9. the a's are now two back of the orioles for the top wildcard spot. >>> all right. a little college football. cal's struggles on the road continued hosted by the usc. cal loses second straight on the road. beautiful day in l.a., reached 93 degrees. 183 yards rushing. out to the lead. no td pass last week. no problem here. second quarter, 11 yards. lee had 11 catches. 14-3, usc, cal struggling in the red zone. and zach maynard picked off. 173 yards in two picks. barkley finds lee again, usc beats cal, 27-9. cal now 1-3 on the season. >> with two rough road games against very good teams, and came out in the second half and there was a lot of opportunit

brooklyn bridge. a's broke out the big lumber in extra innings. jonny gomes, see ya! two-run shot off freddy garcia. and the a's are up 9-5. looks like a win, right? but the yankees respond. they scored four times. raul ibanez's two-run homer tied it at nine. and then the ichiro scores on the error. the yankees win 10-9. the a's are now two back of the orioles for the top wildcard spot. >>> all right. a little college football. cal's struggles on the road continued host i had by the usc. always lose second straight on the road. beautiful day in l.a., reached 93 degrees. 183 yards rushing. out to the lead. no td pass last week. no problem here. lee had 11 catches. 14-3, usc, coral struggling in the red zone. and zach maynard picked off. 173 yards in two picks. barkley finds lee again, usc beats value, 27-9. coral now 1-3 on the season. >> with two rough road games against very good teams, and came out in the second half and there was a lot of opportunities. we just couldn't put it in the red zone. but there's a lot of good things there. but some things we need to impro

that protestor was one of hundreds arrested at the brooklyn bridge last october.er has been fighting a subpoena about this for months. they want those tweets which are no longer online in an effort to attack the protestors claims that police led demonstrators on the bridges roadway only to arrest them for blocking traffic. >>> 5:48. we want to go back over to sal to check in on traffic this morning. >> yeah we had that crash in oakland on 880 northbound. it surprised me we didn't have a bigger backup. the freeway looks pretty good. the accident ended up being closer to 29. it was a car that flipped over. now it's just a tow truck matter and they are getting it out of the way. it hasn't caused a big backup which is good. if you want to be ultra safe and don't want to see any wisp of a backup at all use 580. let's take a look at the san mateo bridge. westbound 92 this traffic looks pretty good as you head out to the high-rise. also this morning we are looking at the san jose area. 101, 87, 85 all those freeways still looking very nice on this early friday morning. i

brooklyn bridge. a's broke out the big lumber in extra innings. thirteen, jonny gomes, see ya! two-run shot off freddy garcia. cespedes and chris carter to follow with solo home runs. and the a's are up 9-5. looks like a win, right? but the yankees respond. they scored four times. raul ibanez's two-run homer tied it at nine. then in the 14th the yankees finally ended it. nunez grounds one to first. they boch it, and then the ichiro scores on the error. the yankees win 10-9. the a's are now two back of the orioles for the top wildcard spot. >>> all right. a little college football. cal's struggles on the road continued hosted by the usc. bears have issues in the red zone. cal loses second straight on the road. beautiful day in l.a., reached 93 degrees. 183 yards rushing. trojans out to the early lead. no td pass last week. no problem here. second quarter, 11 yards. lee had 11 catches. 14-3, usc, cal struggling in the red zone. going 0 for 5. third quarter, and zach maynard picked off. 173 yards in two picks. barkley finds lee again, usc beats cal, 27-9. cal now 1-3 on the season

. >> i'm laughing because we're showing the brooklyn bridge right now. that's clearly not it.ke it's melt ed. >> any overreaction to this is an overreaction. they will take care of it. they will get things done. and then everybody will be in love with the unit once again. >> so you buy tvs online. why not booze? amazon is looking to get back into the business to sell bottles directly to customers. good move? >> no. i'm not buying -- i like to have the bottle in my hand. >> they are like women in shoes. >> oddly enough, yes, i am. which is why you should shop at nordstroms. i'm not a wine online guy. that's me. >> i think it's a great move. >> we talked about it earlier, but it's the end of the quarter which doesn't just mean they are trying to mark up stocks. people are trying to make their quarterly numbers. wine.com, i went on there last night, bought 36 bottles. why not? it's my birthday tomorrow. that will make me through the weekend. >> this can finally happen because they got rid of a lot of the laws that prohibited alcohol going across state lines. correct? so this is a

the brooklyn bridge goes along the ground.l reality. >> alphabet city, everything like that, everything is kind of cool, but there are some problems, growing pain problems like we said before. this is what we're going to see across all of the platforms, we're finding things in england. if you find something cool, blog about it. that's what the thing is, everybody is blogging -- i can't believe kfc isn't there anymore. google worked on it for five years, apple is going to work on it and they'll get it right. >> chad myers, i guess some people having fun with it. i just don't want to get lost. that's half the reason why i bought this bad boy to begin with. tech geeks, let's bring in kimmie lenindale. one is old, one is new. tell me about them. >> yes. i think the first thing i noticed in picking this up is lighter, thinner, faster, the first time we're seeing 4g lte capabilities two times faster in terps of searching, downloading, uploading. we notice some differences, let's talk about the eight pin connecter. >> i can't stop ta

for example, the statue of liberty and the brooklyn bridge look demolished.ut i'm sure they'll fix that. >> rick: these are things that apple can fix and send out like an update, right? >> right. this is the first time -- this marks the divorce from google. this particular app. >> rick: they don't like each other. >> they don't like each other at all. so apple decided to go on its own and this is the first time out. one of the problems is they don't have as many -- the maps don't have as many points of interest as the google apps. >> arthel: the transportation updates aren't there. >> the information about local bus service, that's not there yet. but there is traffic and there will be apps to supplement. >> rick: couple of things, holding it, and i've had the iphone dating back to the first iphone. this feels a lot lighter. >> about 20% lighter than the last one. >> rick: it looks thinner. >> it's 20% thinner, too. and the screen is a little bigger. >> arthel: right. so that means you can -- >> you have an extra row of apps and so much of the content, video c

investigation can across ferris's name and this notion that fairness may have been asked to check out the brooklyn bridge to see what it takes to bring it down. this was obviously after the 9/11 attacks. it turns out he actually visited afghanistan and had been to the camps, some of the terrorism training camps and have met bin laden and khalid sheikh mohammed so the fbi was obviously interested in him. fairness saw' questions began in march of 2003 and during the interviews with ferris, he mentioned this conversation that he had had with him and this idea of shooting at a shopping mall and also the name of christopher paul, sophos. authorities started to piece this together and eventually in a sort of slow domino effect of a free were arrested and charged. as of the pakistani immigrant was ultimately pleaded guilty to the two charges of terrorism related crimes and he pleaded guilty in a secret closed deal in may in virginia, may 2003. the idea is that he had a lot to offer the government and she might people to get a reduction in his sentence based on the information he could provide. unfortunately his

and here you're wondering what happened to the brooklyn bridge? in the apology, cook admits the company fell short of its commitment to making world class products. >>> police in kentucky have released dramatic video of a police car crashing into a house. check this out. a louisville police officer was responding to an emergency and the video shows him swerving. swerves right there to avoid hitting another video before he loses control and runs off the road and crashes right there into that house. amazingly, no one was seriously hurt. >>> that's the news for now. back over to tamron. >> that is unbelievable, craig. no one was hurt in that? >> the officer had a minor neck injury, but nothing all that serious. astonishing. >> it looks like one of those training video games. it looks so surreal what you're watching, and then slamming into that brick facade, nonetheless. that's unbelievable. all right, craig, thank you very much. dylan is here with a check of the forecast. a little allergy season, and fall. it's a mix of everything. >> everybody's tal