something is wrong with her car. her car has no oil and she's having car trouble. two quarts?you really think there's a problem? i can't tell. i'm not a mechanic. but the owner, he'll be back in about an hour. he's a mechanic. you should check with him. she decides not to wait for a mechanic. she drives away and it's a big, empty space. she comes to the motel, and it's totally deserted. she drives away, and... suddenly, in the middle of the desert, her car breaks down. oh, don't tell me. now what am i going to do? she doesn't know who's coming. car trouble, huh? look, don't worry about me. i was just taking pictures over there. well, why don't you pop open the hood, and i'll check it out, o.k.? ow! ooh! speaker: she feels very scared, helpless. look, i'm sorry i scared y. oh, it's o.k. it's just with all the stories you hear, you have to be careful. o.k., well, why don't we take my car and, uh, we'll try to find a gas station or at least a pay phone. maybe you could go and i'll just stay here with my car. that's not a good idea. it's late, and everything's going to close soon.

the car was legally parked and unattended. the robbery abatement team maintain surveillance of the -- of the vehicle for hours, but no signs of activity. park station please -- plain clothes officer under the direction of sergeant scott ryan and robert lieu adnd reyes observed. they noticed until lights were on and the sun roof was opened. officer lew quickly executed a u-turn and confirmed it was occupied by the suspect. officers immediately got out of the car, drew their weapons and began giving verbal commands. they identified themselves, told a suspect he was under arrest and ordered them to surrender. the officers instinctively trying to related on the vehicle. officer ray is move to position your their rear passenger side of the suspect's car. officer lew move to their rear of the driver's side of the vehicle parked to the left -- officer lieu. they recognize the suspects flight reaction, but officers continue to give firm, clear, commands. the suspect abruptly threw his car into reverse, accelerating rapidly from his pa

they saw him trying to break a window of the car. they knew the danger and immediately ran to the car to assist. the individual in the car was making no attempt to exit the vehicle. he was not moving. the heat in the vehicle intensified. at this time sergeant espinoza was able to break the window, and unbeknownst to him the door was damage due to the collision. as he tried to open the door, the door would not open. officer ran to the other side, was able to get the door open, but realized the person was trapped in the seat belt and was not working. he used his knife to reach into the car and cut it. the heat was so hot his face was burning. it scorched his face and hair. he did not retreat. he went into the vehicle and remove the individual from the vehicle. as soon as they got away to safety, the vehicle exploded. the fire department is still not on scene. before they arrived there was a taxicab driver who had attempted to break the window and he was unable to and it got so hot that he retreated. these men did not retreat. they did

it was 9,000 tons, and a lot of that fell on cars below the bridge, smashing the cars that were parked there for the night. want to bring in roosevelt leftwich, who has more on the investigation and the lives of two women who were lost. ellicott city. >> it was pretty much a one in a million shot. that's what they're trying to determine. 21 cars all bound from grafton, west virginia, to baltimore. the train was going through the middle of ellicott city. it was an 80-car train. 21 turned over. 19-year-old rose mayr and 19-year-old elizabeth nass, both from ellicott city were sitting on the track, sitting on the side facing the river. as the train was going by according to the ntsb lead investigator, something triggered the brake. they're trying to figure that out. as the train was going across that bridge one of the cars derailed, dumped tons of coal off the track. the girls, according to the investigators, were covered in that coal. then as jamie mentioned, too, it completely within the down the embankment. a lot of the cars were crushed by tons and tons of coal. they have been taking

well, they have an efficient way of experiencing a car. they may use intermodal transport, and they come in by the rail system, by other means, and then they find a car. they're effective, they use their ifid card, they drive and park wherever they want to go. that has worked exceedingly well. since june 30, we have had 70 elected vehicles here in san francisco, and we are already seeing a strong uptick with that fleet. i am sure following today's announcement we will make another big step to that. i am delighted also to say that we are also now launching park now. with that congested that i mentioned for the streets of any major city, san francisco being our lead city here, partnering with the green parking council and our partners in urban mobility, we will now bring together the parking systems with these cars, so you will be able to pick up a car, drive anywhere in the city, you can return it to one of these stations. soon you will be able to do it from out of the airport and as well in palo alto. i am delighted that you have a grander

stand out here. >> i asked him to step out of the car. he didn't want to step out of the car. against the law to not step out of the car? no. no, it's against the law for you not to do what i'm asking you to do. >> the passenger still refuses to exit the car and trooper goin is losing patience. we can do it the easy way or the hard way. which way do you want to go? >> you just stop for a moment in your mind and think to yourself, am i prepared? something's fixing to happen. >> although she senses danger, trooper andresen focuses on the driver as the passenger, merges from the car and faces trooper goins. >> took one step out and he looped. underneath his leg he had a is 38 special, a .22 resolver and he flipped it with his finger and he had me. less than heartbeats, he had me. >> he's their guy is fighting with it and he's trying to get his gun out. i can see he's trying to get his gun out, and i'm going for my gun, and fresh out of recruit school. all i wanted was cover. >> andreesen backs away as the scuffle between goins and the armed suspect quickly escalates into a life o

for stolen cars we have seven of the top- 10 stolen car cities during >>> he looked at three hundred thousand stolen cars go on accounted for >>> sun and up in shipping containers overseas customs stop this hong kong shipment in april and long beach you could be driving in a stolen car that could be hidden in plain sight with switched out of the ins >>> the crooks are so good one consumer advocate says you never know your then on your-inside the driver's door or etched on the engine had been switched. she says if you brought the car to a good mechanic they should be able to detect a switched number. >>> she it makes she did not have a mechanic inspector car, living paycheck to paycheck the mother of five says it could be some time before she can afford a new car. >>> of just keep getting rides until i save up enough money >>> allen martin cbs 5 >>> the dmv says it could not comment on the investigation a spokesperson says one way to help avoid this when you buy a car from private seller try to meet them at the dmv to run the car',,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back to cbs 5 today in a 42

as a car owner, you would go to the website and list the car you want to share. you have complete control over who you want to share it with. he will get requests. you can decide if it is convenient to share at that time. you can choose just to share with friends or neighbors. we provide the insurance during the rental. it is completely covered. there is nothing to worry about. we were pro-active in drafting the public policy to be innovative by launching a campaign to address this at the state level in 2010. we got a law passed in california that is continuing to go to new states. we are excited about that. we're launching more cities. you will see this in more areas. the neat part about what happens with get around is it is building a community. people know who they live next to each other and can help each other out. that is a common theme we have heard. we're also helping the environment because it takes cars off the road. less people have to own cars. never having owned a car, i think that is a good thing. it helps me live a healthier lifestyle. i am excited

car?here's the marijuana in the >> there isn't any. >> there's a lot of marijuana in this car. >> i smelled the marijuana when i got behind you guys. >> it was -- there's no marijuana in here. >> there's definitely marijuana. >> he is insisting that there is a lot of marijuana in this car. >> there definitely was a whole lot of marijuana in this car. >> pretty confident. he says he smelled it. keep in mind, his windows were rolled up. the jaguar's windows were rolled up. there's no smoke. he's referring to raw, unburned marijuana. >> he should be sniffing luggage for the tsa. >> i am searching this car. >> if you give me a little bit of marijuana, whatever you guys have in here, i can work with you guys. okay? marijuanas a misdemeanor. >> he's saying, come on, guys, i know you have it in here. just give it up. i'm going to search the car. here's the thing. there's no marijuana in the car, whatsoever. what i'm sewio showing you, parf a two-hour long traffic stop. police dogs called to the s

buy the car. i thought we should take advantage of that tendency in the 86. >> toyota engineers took many bold steps to create the 86. he hopes it would become a major test case for the future of car making in a changing auto market. >>> saudi arabia's massive oil wealth has ushered in huge social changes, but not all of them are for the better. unemployment is rising and is now 40% for people in their early 20s. the government is concerned, but its measures are having little impacts. the problem? it seems that young saudis are just not keen on working. we have more. >> in saudi arabia they held their first ever job fair. organized by the government, it featured 60 saudi companies in a range of fields from construction to private security. >> translator: we intend to use all means available to give young people opportunities to find work. >> but it's not that simple for the government. although 15,000 young saudis attend a job fair, few of them are seriously looking for employment. >> translator:

>> we've got a car here that just fled a bait car. he tried to steal a vehicle. he's trying to run away from police who just responded to the location of the vehicle. >> hollenbeck continues to narrate then as they were trying to cut away to the studio -- the action. >> this will get him going. >> the determined suspect hops in a golf cart and takes off at full speed. >> now we're going to be chasing this guy in a golf cart. so we'll keep an eye on this and see exactly what happens. i don't know how far they're going to get with that. >> the anchors at the news desks takes their best shots at the absurdity. >> that's another penalty. >> he's not the smartest club in the bag. >> as the suspect continues to weave across the manicured green, the eyes in the sky spot someone hot on his tail. >> we got somebody in pursuit on him in another golf cart. >> this gets better and better. >> yeah. there it is. he's a worker. he's going to chase him down. >> golf course employee john howard is opening the restrooms by the fourth hole when a coworker drags him down. >> my cart

i saw them lift about seven or eight cars. again, 21 cars flipped over. this will be a slow process. main street in ellicott city is closed in both directions from the baltimore county end right over the patapsco. so one of the things they ask is to stay out of the area. if you want to come down park up high and go to tinesses. the businesses are still open. they are encouraging -- discouraging people from walking around. >> reporter: here they were on a summer night on the train tracks. one was going to the university of delaware and one jmu. now their families are dealing with such tragedy. we'll watch the cleanup. main street, the businesses are open. ken ulman, the howard county executive is encouraging you to come to main street. park up high and walk down low. we're live here tonight, jamie costello and roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >>> the weather has remained clear for the cleanup efforts in ellicott city, weather remaining clear and quiet. that's a good thing. a few showers have shown up on the map to the west and south. all eyes on the tropics

i'm going to search the car. here's the thing. there's no marijuana in the car, whatsoever. what i'm sewio showing you, parf a two-hour long traffic stop. police dogs called to the scene. there was not one but two searches. no marijuana was found in the car. the driver was arrested for suspicion of dui. he later was breathalyzed and was under the legal limit. so those charges were dropped. this sheriff's deputy's supervisor, come out and say, the aekzs of this sheriff deputy were a little bit weird, but he didn't see, really, any wrongdoing, and in the most recent review of this sheriff's deputy, it also said that his decision-making was also a little suspect. >> you guys have a lot of marijuana in this car. >>> we're counting down to our favorite video of the day. number one is just ahead, but first, here's number nine -- look at this video and tell me if the actions in it seem like an accident to you. this is surveillance individual grow a walmart in new york. you see a christmas tree, because it was shot in december, but the video was just now released. look at what happe

she did escape from the car. toxicology tests showed that he did have meth in his system at the time of this incident. there's an update on this case. a lawsuit was just filed on behalf of this suspect's son suing the city for $3 million because of this incident. >> good luck with that. the suspect clearly went after the officer with a deadly weapon, the car, and tried to run him down. that gives the officers every right to defend themselves. >>> nothing beats a good old-fashioned citizen's arrest. check out this video. this is the new york city subway, canal street station. this guy allegedly punched a guy and stole his iphone and tried to run off. he's trying to go through the turnstiles there,right? they're kind of like jabars. these two otr peopl and hold them and basically trap him in this little -- tiny little jail cell. >> it's a makeshift jail cell. >> he should have stolen the other guy's jacket because he doesn't have a shirt on. >> walking around the subway shirtless, you probably gain a little extra a

race car, but they had two race car drivers driving our hover car that was on top of a race car.here. >> jon: mi seems somewhat inefficient. they put a car on top-- how do the guys in the other race car see. >> we're not covering their we're just sort of perching on top. >> but there is like 40 of those things out there. >> so a lot of the ones around us there are four or five that were practical. we're going 60 miles an hour down an old unused airstrip. >> jon: where is this airstrip. >> wouldn't you like to know. >> jon: i would like to know. and are there alien corpses there. so you are actually moving you're driving around. >> which is why we can hit each other. the race cars are were completely fine. it was ter fiing. i expected to go flying off. sometimes the door wouldn't close, the seat belt would break. just crossing your fingers. >> jon: they through these cars together out of cardboard and duct tape. >> yeah. >> jon: and glued to the top of another car. >> screw was fall out as we were driving. >> jon: did the race car guys ever let you drive your race cars. >> no, we

balance and variety of cars. if you look on the site in san francisco, you will literally see cars all over the place. it is all over the bay area. you are seeing cars sharing happening in places it never had before. we worked with the city to see if there were any ways we could get out the word. we hope to work with existing programs or be added as an additional transportation solution. in general, we like to involve the city and city leaders in our announcement of coming to market, and it has been working really well. >> i know you have community managers all over the globe. what's going on there? >> airbnb goes to network effects. we are all over in -- we are already in 19 cities all over the world. we just provide the tools on line, and local residents throughout the world decide they want to be part of the movement and part of airbnb and list their homes on the site, and local travelers decide they want to go somewhere and look for those. the amazing thing is it is really driven by the global community. we j

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are you going through those cars trying to get into those cars just to make sure? have you had any calls from anyone saying that a relative hasn't come home and they're worried? >> well, we went through -- our men and women in the fire rescue department went through every vehicle right away that they could get to. there are a number that are buried under coal and these heavy train cars that we can't get to till csx lifts them off with these cranes. we have no reason to believe there are other victims but until we go through each of those vehicles, we just won't know. >> you told us earlier this morning that this is a pretty impressive scene. just how massive is the cleanup? how many people are involved in trying to upright these cars, clear the road and get things back to normal? >> there are at least a couple hundred folks here from howard county police, howard county fire and rescue. our highways causes, baltimore -- crews, baltimore county is here. their fire and rescue police are here. we have folks from state highways, maryland department environment, from csx

another car, disabling his own car.ou see one officer approaching the car, gun drawn, and then suddenly they are trying to pry the door open because they see something inside the car. >> oh, man, i knew it. i knew it. are you kidding me? what could you possibly be stealing from kohl's worth risking not only your own life but the life of this baby? >> there's no word on the relationship of the driver to the baby. they both sustained injuries and were taken to the hospital. but he is now facing several charges, including child endangerment, seat belt violation and child restraint, which makes us believe that baby was probably not in the proper seat. >> that was going to be my next question. it didn't look like it was in a car seat, they had to do a lot to get it out. >> and it looked like they were doing it through the driver's side front window. >> you can almost see the moment when the police officer notices there's a baby in the car. there's a change in his body la language. you see them both trying to get something ou

their bodies were found buried and nicole when the cars toppled over. there were likely crushed to death. did their presence on the bridge contribute to the derailment? and likely says a trade expert. even if the brakes were applied, that should not have thrown cars and track. the expert says investigators will focus on the condition of the train and the rails. did the recent extreme heat cause in the rails to expand? when were they last inspected? the heavy rains called flash flooding? did it trains wheel assembly fail, causing the will to break apart? 11 years ago, in the 2001, a freight train derailment in baltimore caused massive disruption. that train was carrying toxic materials. the train here was limited to call, but a populated area is paralyzed by freight industry -- freight incident that happened in its backyard. the train was traveling to baltimore. all downhill, according to the expert we spoke with, requiring a lot of breaking which can cause the heating of of the wheels on the train. >> you are looking at live pictures right now of the ra

she says the car just took off. this video from kcci -- >> oh, wow. >> you can see lori going off into the soft shoulder, getting back onto the highway. she did everything she could to try and stop the vehicle, including stomping on the brakes. she tried to turn the key off, put it in neutral, she says, nothing would slow this car down. she was on the phone with 911 dispatchers telling them somebody has got to come and help me. she managed not to crash this vehicle at high speeds for 59 miles. to tell us about this harrowing experience, we have the driver, lori, joining us via skype right in minute. what was going through your head when you were approaching 100 miles an hour in your suv? >> i didn't think i was going to come out of it alive. i told the 911 officer i'm going to die, i'm going to die, this is it. people aren't moving. the officers could not get ahead of me. they weren't able to clear traffic very often. i was going in the ditch from one side to the other. it was terrifying, absolutely terrifying. ther

you climb in to the 1936 car. huge car. very small cabin. really hard to get in and out and without breaking something. >> imagine brian in and out of that. >> no, no. i would rather get in the gt 40 and the le mans winning team in 1968. steve mcqueen drove them on the side. >> this car, it has a steve mcqueen connection. glad you brought that up. >> i didn't know that. >> it was used as the camera car in the famous film "le mans." this car drove 150 miles per hour while they were filming. >> wow. >> those were the days. >> those were the days. >> next year i'm getting in your steamer trunk and coming with you, man. >> going together. >> thank you very much. >>> all right. this story gives new meaning to classic cars. meet margaret doning. 102 years and owned that 1930 packard roadster more than 62 years. she showed off the car this weekend in pebble beach and she did her own car maintenance including crawling underneath to change the oil. she's little hazy about exactly when she bought the car simply stating it was in the '40s and estimates

they're safe cars. >> we have talked to consumers and they have said to us, if the car isn't running anymore, i had a difficulty getting it through inspections. >> reporter: keller isn't alone online. friedman estimates up to 80% of classified ads are curb stoners. >> i'm not a back alley sales man. >> reporter: keller promised to show us the license. we waited for him to bring it back. but he showed up empty handed. >> what i'm doing is not illegal. >> the county disagrees and says it is now meeting with the mva and police to figure out a way to shut this guy down for good. if you are looking to buy a used car, we have put a checklist on our website of what you should have inspected. go to nbc washington.com. look at our investigations page. we have tips for what you need to do when you buy a car. >> caveat emptor. >> buyer beware. >> thank you. doug has more about the weather forecast. rain in our future. >> storms continue to grow in intensity. nothing severe. we'll continue to watch them. take a look now. we have been dealing with clouds throughout the afternoon today. even with

this is an 80-car train. we're told it was carrying coal and that some of that coal spilled off on to a parking lot on to some cars that were parked in a parking lot. this all began a little after midnight last night. apparently, according to officials on the scene, there were two people on the rail bridge, not exactly sure what they were doing on that bridge, but we're told they were on the tracks and that's at the time when the derailment occurred and presumably the engineer, the driver of this train, tried to slam on the brakes. now, crews still here on the scene. they are going to be here for quite some time. they have 21 railcars that they're going to have to upright. we're going to have to clean all that coal up and clear out the area. also, take a look at those cars in the parking lot p just to make sure there was nobody in any of those vehicles. right now, though, we have two people who are dead here on the scene. and the investigation into exactly what happened and why continues. reporting live in el