one of the rear tires runs over krause's leg, breaking his femur. rush over to help, and cops pull the driver out of the vehicle. the operator of the suv is 30-year-old luther harling. earlier in the day he nearly struck a police officer with his car in neighboring norristown. authorities gave chase, but called off the pursuit after harling crossed into the next town. but a half hour later, harling comes barreling through the roadblock set up around the accident scene. firefighter krause is conscious, but badly injured. >> a lot of concern, a lot of panic, is this guy going to make it? is he all right? >> krause is unable to see since the impact from the hip breaks the capillaries in his eyes, temporarily blinding him. soon he's on a gurney and headed to a chopper. krause suffers multiple broken bones including fractured vertebrae. doctors say he came within cent meters of a spinal injury that could have left him paralyzed. luther harlg is convicted of endangering another person. harling serves 4 1/2 years and is released in 2003. three years later,

that turned out to be allison krause. >> allison was an anti-war activist. little bit further, and i saw a person that i would later know was bill schroeder, and bill was alive. he'd been turned over on his back and his knees were propped up and i remember seeing his knees weaving back and forth. he was another one of the four students who would die. >> bill was a psychology major. he was a rotc cadet. he loved basketball. he loved the outdoors. he loved photography. i knew that something very grave had happened, but i didn't process in my mind that there were people who actually had died. >> i saw bullet holes in trees and signs and sculpture, and i saw them carting away bodies. we didn't know what to do exactly. >> we were outraged, but we decided to go back down to the commons and stand by the victory bell. >> a number of us, maybe a thousand, maybe more, came back over the hill and were stopped from going any further and sat down on the side of the hill. i remember at that time being so angry for what had happened, that if someone at that moment had said

. >> i'm managerially krause with -- marjorie krause with apco worldwide, and thank you very much for your remarks. i was very interested in the comments about energy security and how those efforts are moving forward, and i understand what's going on is going to help in the longer term. i just wondered if you could comment on any shorter term vulnerabilities that europe will face until some of the new terminals and pipelines come online that will create a better path for energy security in the future. [speaking german] it's not -- [inaudible] that for the first time in the context of ukraine we've been working on a better and more secure energy supply and better connections within europe as regards to pipelines. a few years ago we already had a fast gas supply crisis. there were difficulties between russia and ukraine at the time in winter time, slovakia did not receive any gas. and at the time we said we will explore this phenomenon of reverse flow which enables you to also supply countries with gas that may not be directly connected to this particular pipeline. so we've tried to tak

. >>> severe weather threatening parts of the country, days after heavy rain kraused creeks -- causeds and streams to over flow and chance of tornados to the great lakes this mother's day weekend. janice dean in the fox weather center. what is happening? >> want our mother's to be safe this weekend and make sure your radios are on across the central u.s. one of the main ingredients we need is a clash of two air masses and we have the warm air and moist air ahead of the front that continues to move eastward. behind it temperatures will drop some 30 degrees, especially for you in denver where you are expecting some mother's day snow. i know, incredible. there is the radio over the last 12 hours. we are seeing pop up showers and thunderstorms across the eastern third of the country. but the big system will emerge from the rockies in the next 12-24 hours and that system will bring the severe weather and the snow. and we're not just talking about a dusting here, we're talking about several inches around the denver area and the higher elevations could get up wards of 2 feet. 2 feet of snow.

. >> i am marjorie krause.i was interested in the comments about energy security and how those efforts are moving forward, and i understand what is going on is going to help in the longer-term. i wondered if you could comment on any shorter-term phone abilities that europe will face -- vulnerabilities that europe will face until some of the new terminals and pipelines, online that will create a better path for energy security in the future. >> it is not actually for the first time that in the context of ukraine we have been working on the better and more secure energy supply and better connections within europe as regards hype lines. a few years ago, we already had a first gas supply crisis. they were difficulties between russia and ukraine in wintertime. slovakia did not receive any gas. at the time, we said we will explore these -- the phenomenon of reverse flow which enables you to also supply countries with gas that may not directly be connected to the pipeline. we have tried to take measures that will avoi

. >> i am marjorie krause. thank you very much for your remarks.i was interested in the comments about energy security and how those efforts are moving forward, and i understand what is going on is going to help in the longer-term. i just wondered if you could comment on any shorter-term vulnerabilities that europe will face until some of the new terminals and pipelines, online that will create a better path for energy security in the future. >> it is not actually for the first time that in the context of ukraine we have been working on the better and more secure energy supply and better connections within europe as regards the pipelines. a few years ago, we already had a first gas supply crisis. they were difficulties between russia and ukraine in wintertime. slovakia did not receive any gas. at the time, we said we will explore the phenomenon of reverse flow which enables you to also supply countries with gas that may not directly be connected to the pipeline. we have tried to take measures that will avoid such a situation recurring again where o

. >> i was in a hot tub with henry kissinger and juliette krause, and then made sweet love until them not like some fake anchor, like you or colin. >> oh, but you're a co-host on "the view." [ laughter ] >> that's a fair point. >> barbara's last day on "the view" is friday. she said she hasn't exactly figured out what she's going to do with all of her free time. but she certainly has earned it. >> does anyone believe that she's actually retiring? she's so good at what she does. >> i think she's taking the summer off. she'll be back. >>> we all tend to take fireworks displays for grnted, but you're about to meet one adorable toddler who reminds us just how magical the experience can be. >> yeah! >> i love that. >> that is 2-year-old connor. he's warned to keep his ears plugged but he just can't contain his excitement. he is watching fireworks before a wwe wrestling event. >> so cute. >> no poker face on connor. >> not at all. >> and that is >>> all right, we're back with a woman at the center of one of the most explosive scandals of the past decade. tiger woods's ex-wife elin nordegre