simon fulmer and his girlfriend are heading to a store when they cross paths with an aggressive driverhool zone. >> there was a purple truck that was following us, and she got pretty upset when i slowed down to 20 miles an hour. so i changed lanes. and she changed lanes. so i changed lanes again to get out of her way. and i think she thought that i was trying to block her from going around. >> fulmer says he isn't deliberately provoking the woman, but she's clearly upset and becomes more aggressive. >> she came to the side of the car, again, and threw a cup at the car. that's when i told my girlfriend, you know, call the police and tell them that there's a pretty serious person on the road with some road rage. >> akron police and fire. >> there is a dodge truck. it is purple. they just threw a drinking glass out of their car at my car. >> his girlfriend is on the phone and fulmer records the woman's next move with his cell phone. though police say you really shouldn't record and drive. >> sometimes the best proof of things is a video. the police had said that they were only about 30 se

he spent three months on that boat with his hometown buddy, dylan fulmer. >> he is a good kid, strong ox. >> bergdahl was even interested in joining the french foreign legion, although friends say it never came together. later, he talked about going to uganda to teach self defense techniques to villagers targeted by militias. bergdahl learned about ballet while he lived inha hailey. >> bergdahl really wanted to expand his knowledge, like ballet, he went for sword fighting and ballet. >> in 2008, he decided to enlist in the army, a move that surprised his parents, although they were later supportive. later, he was sold on the idea to go to afghanistan and help the locals rebuild their lives and communities. but later, bob bergdahl would say, we were given a fictitious picture of an artificial picture of what we were doing in afghanistan. he literally walked away from the army in a remote region of afghanistan. >> as i mentioned, the town of hailey is cancelling its welcome home celebration, i understand they're doing it out of safety concerns? >> reporter: well, anderson, yes, it is re

dylan fulmer. >> he was a good kid, strong as an ox. >> bergdahl was even interested in joining the frenchegion, friends say. and according to one report in the rolling stone, he talked about teaching self defense techniques to villages targeted by militias. he also learned ballet. >> he was always trying to expand his knowledge. he really wanted to learn about new and different things like ballet. you know, he went from martial arts and sword fighting and ballet. >> in 2008, bergdahl decided to enlist in the army, a move that reportedly surprised his parents although they were ultimately supportive. according to "rolling stone" bergdahl was sold on the idea of going to afghanistan to help the locals rebuild. later, bob bergdahl would tell the magazine quote, we were given a fictitious picture of what we were doing in afghanistan. it was believed that bergdahl appeared to hold two. as reports suggest he literally walked away from a remote region in afghanistan. >> and they were very much supporting bergdahl since well before his release. has that changed since more information came to ligh

he spent three months on that boat with his buddy dylan fulmer. >> he is strong as an ox. >> reporternds say he was interested in joining the french foreign legion and talked to a missionary friend in uganda about going to africa to seek self-defense tactics. sherry horton was his teacher. >> bowe was really good. he always wanted to expand his knowledge and learn about new and different things, like ballet. >> reporter: in 2008, bowe bergdahl decided to enlist in the army, a move that surprised his parents, though they were ultimately supportive. bergdahl was sold on the idea of going to afghanistan to help the locals rebuild their lives and communities but later, bob bergdahl would tell the magazine, we were given a fictitious picture of what we were doing in afghanistan. it was a belief that bergdahl appeared to hold, too. he literally walked away from the army in a remote region in afghanistan. >> the town of hailey was supporting bergdahl since well before his release. has that changed since more information has come to light? >> reporter: since we got here, you sense that people