think what would have happenedful she wait add few hours and did the same thing. >> people are so dumb. >> to go around these signs. >> they've even made stupid driver laws for stupid drivers like this. >> what does that mean? what's a stupid driver law? >> that means you have to pay for the rescue because you didn't something stupid and if they have to use the helicopter, that's an additional $2,000. >> is it possible the man she was transporting was having an emergency and she need 230d go through? >> on his way to an appointment. he was worried he was going to miss dialysis. >> this doesn't exactly seem like it was worth the risk. >> no. >> they got stuck. >> authorities say the driver is facing a reckless driving ticket and unclear whether she will be charged under the stupid motorist law. >> it's obvious, the driver was not thinking. >>> earlier this week, i dropped your jaws with this video. this whale that this underwater videographer filmmaker shot so up close of this whale, he nearly gets hit by its huge tail. remember? who gets this close? just amazing to see. >> spectacular.

. >>> the three car accident on southbound interstate 680 at the procanyon exit happenedded around 1:20 this morning. the cars crashed near a construction zone but none of the construction workers was injured. witnesses say one of the cars involved was speeding and had its lights off. >> the occupant of the first vehicle, the speeding vehicle was killed and that car burst into flames. the occupants of the second vehicle was person was killed at the collision scene and one person was taken to the hospital. >> authorities haven't released the condition of the injured victim or the names of the two people who were killed. >>> in benetia the driver of a van that overturn died. >>> one man is dead, three others injured. one of them critically. the latest shooting happened around 5:30 this evening on myrtle and west 15th street in oakland. one man was killed the other was taken to the hospital with a leg wound. that man is expected to survive. an investigation reveals that the men were injured as people in two cars shot at each other. police on the scene say the two shootings may be connect

>> i think it's all based literally on this call that happeneded in the middle of the day. that's why you saw so much august activity. they have got to show us the money. they have got to show us how they will gatter this content more efficiently than they have in the past. that has been the overwhelming theme that everybody brings up is the cost for content is continuing to go higher. how are they going to defend against this and now this analyst thinks they seem to be getting better that. >> we are asking are you using the wrong etfs in your portfolio? here to break it down, five places you may be using the wrong etfs. matt, a lot of people out there using etfs for various reasons. one of the more popular ones to fwetd broad market exposure. >> that's right. it is the wrong place to be. spy is the largest etf in the world. it competes for s&p 500. you never want to buy the first generation product. it can't reinvest dividend. in rising markets like we have seen presently. why not take the one that is getting better performance. >> not the place to be? >> that's right. dva

jonathan bloom was in court today as the 2 giants gave their closing arguments and then happeneded thease to the jury. >>reporter: hundreds line up to get that the federal courthouse for closing arguments in the patent battle between apple and samsung. case one lawyer said could change the way competition works in america. >> it does kind of set this precedent for how we look at competition and whether you are really just compete with someone or stealing from them. >>reporter: reporter megan has been struck by the 2 tech giants total unwillingness to compromise despite judge repeatedly begging them to settle out of court. >> she asked one of the apple lawyers whether or not he was smoking crack. >>reporter: but apple insist you don't need to smoke anything to see how samsung is ripping off the product. apple attorney told jurors samsung designs are so similar to the apple design that they are likely to cause apple design to be viewed as less unique in the marketplace. samsung copied feature the bounce back that happens at the edge of a page. wired magazine christina says that simple ar

look what happeneded with george zimmerman. we don't want people walking around in synagogues and members and temples and at schools and airplanes and at homes with guns that are used to commit suicide to kill their children, to accidentally commit crimes and to accidentally commit violence. the pervasiveness of guns in our society is destroying america. that is common sense. all these phony studies. they are the worst example of academic misconduct. these studies, they prove nothing. they confusion correlation with causation. they assume that they can demonstrate that the presence of guns stops crime. there is no way of proving that empirically. these are phony junk science studies. common sense -- >> okay. >> should i dismiss the studies and count on alan dershowitz -- >> i'm going to reluctant draw it to a close. let's keep having the debate. the important thing in america is to keep talking about this and try not to get overexcited about it. in the end, i expect there has to be some kind of limitation to the sheer volume of

the general national congress is now in control after the country's transitional council happeneded overceful government transition there since between moammar gadhafi seized power. a woman is planning a rally for the mosque that burned down in joplin, missouri. it will take place next month. meanwhile, investigators are trying to figure out what sparked the blaze. it's the second fire at the mosque this summer. and an agency says the cell phone regulations may not reflect the current standards. and look at hillary clinton tear up the dance floor. oh, yeah. look at her bust those moves. >> dancing on tv is something i would never do. >> what do you mean? >> i would never dance on tv. >> no? >> is that how you dance, really? >> really, you've got other moves? i guess not. so what? >> what is that? >> i'm just saying. >> i haven't seen you dance at the 360 party. not that we have parties really. >> don't share our secrets with the public. they don't need to know. all you need to do is -- no? >> no. >> okay, fine. >> time now for this shot. proof tonight why it pays to have a pet in the fam

police say it happeneded about 2:00 p.m. sunday. they tell us that 24-year-old frank bucna came up behind a woman in the wine aisle. he grabbed her between the legs and refused to move his hand and then walked away laughing. officers who responded to the store searched the area and found the suspect asleep on a nearby park bench with a bundle of pornographic magazines. once in custody, detectives repeatedly found the suspect fondling himself in the interrogation room. shoppers we spoke to called the incident zbudisturbing. >> i never noticed anything. yeah, we've been shopping here. i live up the street. i come here every weekend. never seen anything like that. >> no, i haven't heard anything about that. yeah. that's awful. >> i always feel safe shopping at whole foods. >> reporter: it's not clear whether bookknight is connected to other similar incidents in the area. reporting live from arlington, jackie benson, news 4. >>> after 35 years a landmark d.c. store is closing its doors. chevy chase bridal was the last remaining part of

they say most of the deaths happeneded in aleppo, syria's largest city. >>> the attorney for scott smithr bringing guns ammo and knives to latest batman movie says his client had the gear for his protection. the attorney claims his client feared an attack like the colorado theater shooting spree. police say the items were found in a bag smith was carrying last saturday night. >>> of the anti-muslim cries of not in my backyard, a new islamic center and mosque opened in murfreesboro, tennessee, today. security is tight. >>> and dramatic rescue at sea caught on video. this 49-year-old fisherman was forced to tread water for 20 hours when his boat sank off the coast of western australia. sharks were circling him when a tv news crew spotted him. a rescue boat finally plucked the man from the water. he's recovering at the hospital while a fellow fisrman is dead and another is missing. that does it for this "keeping them honest" special report. thank you for watching. "piers morgan tonight" starts now. >>> tonight, a rock icon with a message for america. super star melissa etheridge passionate

you know,let have the real answers and let's have the real showdown here on what happenedded in the gulf of mexico! with the ceo of the company. until you invite the ceos, this is not a serious investigation at all. and the absence of any specific charges that you is evidence that have. the time has expired. recognize the gentleman from florida. it. >> thank you, mr. chairman along those lines right there, as far as ceos incoming the secretary of the interior is the ceo. the department issued over 700 citation to the owners in the deepwater horizon, as the acting ig, could you tell me about the investigation that you performed or your department performed on the department for their inaction after issues the 700 citations? i'm not sure what investigation you're talking about. >> well,, i mean, -- the department issued 700 citations. to the owners and i want to make sure the ranking member catches this, that mr. chairman, the 700 citations were issued to the owners of the deepwater horizon from the department and i ask you about the investigation into the inaction of -- you have a problem

i really want to write my books that are about true stories that happenedded, so it's a little bit different want i have in the past main character for bringing down the house, the first non-fiction book, i gave him 10% of everything, and then the movie was separate. they can be consultants on the film, but it depends on the movie situation. you know, some of the books, they don't get anything, and obviously, the facebook, book, you know, they are all way richer than i'll ever be for the rest ofmy life, and it's just different for every situation. i -- my goal is to write the story and not have -- the problem when you're paying the characters is that you can become beholding to them. it's a weird partnership when you write a story about someone. some of the things they'll dislike. when you tell a true story, you need all the elements. you want independence, you want to write the story as it happened and not necessarily as they want you to write the story. it's not a pay-for-hire situation where someone says write my story, and, no, that's not how it happened. it's more like this is a great s

it's two miles long, and the goal of course is to make sure the same thing doesn't happen that happenededrm surge essentially taking over in the lower ninth ward. the city of new orleans, even st. bernard parish being hit by the storage surge. so blocking it with big channels, big gates that can close. because i think that's a big concern for people here. right now, it seems every time chad myers tells us there's going to be a band, no joke, we get another big band coming through. we're in the middle of what's been deteriorating weather and we're expecting that it's going to stay this way for a little while. >> it is amazing, chad, and soledad brings up the point, how well you can predict, you know, five minutes from now a band is going to hit and sure enough it happens. >> yeah, it's on radar. the radar's worked fabulous, anderson. we have a lot of rain coming for you. honestly, you are not going to get out of this very large area of green and yellow for quite some time. this is going to rotate at you for at least another hour, maybe longer. you may not get out of this at all till you ge