one of the rear tires runs over krause's leg, breaking his femur. 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 road block 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. he came within centimeters of a spinal injury that would have left him paralyzed. harling serves 4 1/2 years and is released in 2003. three years later, he died in a car accident. his attorney says harling's erratic behavior is caused

. >> reporter: spencer butler and grant krause were just back from rock climbing with their new gopro camera when they saw smoke and stopped hoping to get some shots of firefighters in action. but things changed quickly. >> dude, should we just bang on doors anyways? >> yeah. >> reporter: butler and krause, both in the air force, were determined, camera rolling, making sure everyone was out. they knocked down doors, eventually getting to three trapped dogs. >> come on, come on pup. >> you just kind of make the decision to actually act and once you start doing it, it's just all instinct. >> reporter: soon others join in to help. but within minutes, the smoke is too much. >> let's get the hell out of here. it's goin' up. >> reporter: firefighters say the men did a good job staying away from the hottest part of the building. but officials don't recommend taking this kind of risk. neil karlinsky, abc news seattle. >>> the new consumer alert involving bottle the water. and the worry that bottles on grocery store shelves. and a question about real estate tonight. how much should sellers hav

tina krause, cbs news. >> some angry residents accused authorities of going on safari as many animalsere hunted down and then killed. >>> united airlines is being criticized for the way it handled a diverted flight from chicago. the london bound plane was forced to land in canada due to a mechanical issue friday night and while the plane's crew was put up in a hotel its 176 passengers had to stay overnight at an unheated military barracks. >> i don't know, i had not planned to get in this area. >> passengers boarded a new plane to new jersey's newark airport, more than 20 hours later, and united released a statement apologizing for inconvenience and offered refund for the one way ticket to london. >>> well, house is this for a frightening end to a flight those are passengers that are standing on the wing of a a legionnaire flight in boys i. they popped the emergency exit after they saw smoke outside the plane. it turns out it was vapor from a fuel leak. a few passenger jumped out of the tarmac and rest of them were helped down. >>> this years recipient of the prestigious marion anders

correspondent tina krause has the latest from london. >> reporter: decided to lay down my mandate in an extraordinary elect i have congress. >> reporter: during a news conference tuesday fifa president accept blat era announced he is stepping down from soccer's most powerful organization. his decision comes days have after winning a fifth term in switzerland. >> that election is over, but fifa's challenges are not. fifa needs a profound overhaul. >> reporter: blatter will continue as president until fifa hold its next election. the organization has been dogged by corruption scandal since last week, and u.s. prosecutors say that 14 people including senior fifa figures accepted millions of dollars in bribes in exchange for commercial rights to lucrative events. so far blatter has not been accused of any wrongdoing and critics applaud tuesday's decision. >> will many countries around the world perfectly run business, only fifa. >> reporter: blatter blamed u.s. criminal investigation on fifa decision on decision to award 2018 world cup to russia and 2022 tournament to qatar. tina krause,

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here across the great lakes region, and this is eventually going to be the frontal boundary that krause cents through our area. things are pretty calm, pretty tame across the delaware valley they'll stay that way for the most part today. will be enough moisture later on that i could see shower or continued earl storm, much like you saw yesterday in the lehigh valley and poconos firing up north of the city. nice wide zoom showing there are still some very strong thunderstorms rumbling through portions of kansas, the panhandle region of oklahoma, texas here. all of this has to cross the country here, and eventually we will get in on some of the wet weather with that looking ahead to saturday specially. so today will be another very steamy, very hot day. you know, talking low mid 90s across the board but when you factor in that it is so humid outside, that does of course make it feel that much worse. and with the sunshine baking down on us, you have got to just take it easy. as we look ahead to saturday we are still calling for this to be the first official heatwave of 2015. we expect to s

. >> joy krause. >>> just in days after stepping down from her role in the naacp and being questionedquestioned about her race and identity there is now word that rachel dolezal has been found guilty of ethics violations by her city. hear why next. ♪ ♪ one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle great rates for great rides. >>> got some news now on rachel dolezal, the former naacp leader accused of faking her race. this is what we've just loernd. the city of spokane, washington says dolezal vie latded ethics rules. an independent investigation found that she revealed names of citizens who made complaints about police and now she may have stepped down from her post at the naacp in spokane but she's not backing down when it comes to questions about her race and identity. in this latest interview with nbc news the former naacp chapter president says she is quote unquote definitely not white despite the fact that both

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tina krause reports the country closed its banks today in a last ditch effort to avoid a financial meltdowneporter: tempers are running high in greece because cash is running out. the government shut down banks and is only allowing greeks to take out about $65 a day from an atm. here we are this woman says, waiting here like beggars to withdraw our own money. greece's new economic turmoil spread all the way to wall street where u.s. stocks dropped in early trading. markets sank even deeper across europe. french president francois is urging greece to stay united with europe, saying he believes their financial future could still be saved. greece loses access to more than $8 billion in loans when their international rescue plan expires tuesday. european creditors have offered to bail out greece and allow it to keep using the euro currency but only if the government slashes spending and raises taxes. prime minister alexis sipra says greeks will vote sunday whether to accept the conditions of the rescue plan. >> greek officials say the country's banks will remain closed for at least a week and t

i'm sure they'll be back out here today, theus krause are working to get the trees power lines number of shelters of course mentioned in the area. ppl park, union game last night, i believe they won. that will become a shelter today at 11:00 this morning. folks need to get out of the heat, the temperatures go up, you don't have air-conditioning, you don't have cooling things that's a shelter, also the high school, academy park high school will be a shelter and the borough hall in the brookhaven, i think largely without power that entire community there. so that's the situation right here from concord chris back inside to you. >> karen we'll check back as this develops, appreciate t at 4:06. effect of the storm are still being felt across the bridge over in new jersey, fox 29's steve keeley is there surveying what's going thon in moorestown steve? >> good news here chris. you will see the light on, even if it is the middle of the night, you can still see the doorbells, street lights, that's welcome site, because despite everybody yacking about how the humidity is lower, when you are he