hummel never saw him coming. hummel's thrown forward.uv slams into the van in front of her, glass flying in every direction. the bus driver, knowing he's in trouble, pounds the steering wheel in frustration. >> i just started shaking. i mean, i really did. i started shaking. things were flying all over the car. >> the bus driver approaches as a shaken hummel gets out of her car. >> it's the scariest thing ever. i was in tears. >> the driver's fired for violating his employer's policy. though plagued with constant pain and high medical bills, betty jo hummel considers herself lucky to be alive. for distracted drivers, hummel has some advice. >> pay attention to what you're doing. pay attention when you have so many lives at stake. it shouldn't happen. it shouldn't happen. >>> august 2001, ontario, canada. local residents witness a fiery blaze aboard a freighter ship in the welland canal. moments earlier, the great lakes freighter named "the wind dock" carrying about 26,000 pounds of wheat, approaches the allenberg bridge. >> can it stop?

crazy completely crazy hummel stiff today. to. take my clothes off please. well as usual regulars leave none of us died we were all saved. the tell you. here's a healing stone from the cave for you. thank you. be careful. you every hour was made to drown me today caring kidding kidding. yes it was fabulous they say there was marred a lot of people in a small canyon. there was a narrow passageway and there was mud inside it and it wasn't clear what was happening. anyone in there without oxygen isn't going to be very comfortable. she simply has more adrenaline. that's why there's the rush of the body shaking. basically any risk in life even those that are just a man should be there always because the release of adrenaline. dissolves into a feeling of euphoric happiness it's normal. what would you support during. your. well on the outside it was scary when the debris came down from up there. nothing was visible from where i was floating i drove down over the threshold and i saw everything that you see there also very near what it's all about we'll just get out

one of the victims is identified as a man who is a phoenix lawyer named mark hummel. he apparently was representing the company being by the alleged shooter. the ceo of the company being sued steve singer is the one who was shot and killed. that right there is 70-year-old arthur are aman and police say he is the alleged shooter. they say it was during a mediation hearing today about that lawsuit that harman opened fire. >> job application. a guy come around the corner shooting his gun. i was trying to get out of way. >> describe what he looked like. who was he shooting at? >> i don't know about. two or three guys he was running after. >> now some eight hours later, shep. they say harman should be considered armed and dangerous. all along they said this appeared to be a targeted shooting, shep. >> shepard: it was looking earlier in the day, trace, like police have a lot of leads here. they certainly know who the alleged shooter is they know exactly what he was driving at least when he got away. they know where he lives. in fact, they are out their house right now. poli

defend herself while other students watch and laugh. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the girl getting hummelled, 11-year-old anise yeah williams. >> i just remember being on the ground. >> reporter: she is still confused about what happened. she lost consciousness and had to be hospitalized for a concussion. >> i was trying to figure out what happened. >> reporter: it happened at hogan middle school in vallejo. and it's not an isolated case. victoria lopez an 8th grader says she too was grabbed by the hair thrown to the ground and viciously beaten. so was her best friend, cynthia benevides. >> she busted my lip here. >> reporter: cynthia says the bullying started with a threat. >> do you have a problem with me? i said no. she said, oh, well, i don't like you. >> reporter: soon after, she was attacked suffering cuts and bruises, her arm is still scarred. all three girls say they have no idea why they were targeted. >> they just attack you for no reason. >> reporter: in police reports, witnesses confirm the attacks were unprovoked. and victims never attempted to fight back. police were called her

. >> john hummel of ais group and dane leon of mcquartery group. stacy, 30 seconds on the clock.t do you expect tomorrow? >> great things. obviously everybody is focused on apple and netflix, but other things to look at as well. the initial jobless claims numbers, we think need to be strong in order for the market to sustain long-term sustainability. also signer semiconductor. we think we'll get an indication the semi conductor cycle has bottomed and that will be positive for technology overall. we also have ao smith reporting tomorrow. we think they need to be incredibly confident with the overall recovery in the real estate market in order for people to want to stay along that trade. >> wow, really squeezing a lot in 30 seconds. john, break it down. what are you looking for? 30 seconds. >> we're going to be focused on the uspmi manufacturing index and the kansas city fed index, both of which we expect will show slow u.s. growth and continue to support aggressive fed policy. offsetting that, we think that chinese manufacturing tomorrow will show a further acceleration and the co

hummel about his mortgage. >> the people in the front of the office started running to the back, and we all hid in an i.t. closet. >> we were told to get under the table there was a man with a gun. >>gretchen: a bold strike in the middle east. israel launching a strike from the air inside syria. israeli jets hit a convoy of trucks believed to be sheupgz weapons to hezbollah. the trucks allegedly filled with russian-made missiles. in a few hours president obama's job council could get the pink slip. it is set to expire today. it's only met four times since it was create twaod years ago. the white house defends the council. it says the president took action on 33 out of 35 council recommendations. >> patty andrews, the last survivor of the three singing andrews sisters, has died. ♪ >> booe woogie bugle boy became an anthem. the siblings from minnesota broke up in 1963 when patty went solo. patty andrews was 94 years old. >>steve: a lot of good music. >> now i think we know why the president of the united states in his second inaugural didn't talk about the economic progress this countr