that man is a police officer, martin knight.e just took his clothes off and he is going in the water in south end u.k. he is swimming because that 13-year-old boy is struggling drowning. >> oh. >> what an awesome officer. >> he's very quick on his feet and his swimming stroke because he got to him very quick le. he was able to drag him to shore and save his life. >> was the boy out there trying to swim? i don't see any parents or anybody nearby or did he get swept into the water. >> apparently he was on a day out with his step mom and swam out 200 meters and possibly ended up getting tired. that is when the police officer saw him and immediately swam to the boy. >> that is his good fortune that the officer knew how to swim, jumped in and had strong arms and a good swim to get to him. >> look at this part when they zoom into the boy. you can see him kind of sinking in the water. >> it's so smart of this officer, too, to strip down really quickly before he got in the water because his clothes would have weighed him down against th

knight rises." >>> the latest in the george zimmerman, he is charged in the shooting death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. he has plead not guilty. >>> there's an update to the breaking news we brought you involving state delegate don dwyer. police are trying to firing -- figure out who caused the boat crash. dwyer admitted he was at helm of one of the boats. officials said investigating a crash on water is more difficult than land. poli said this investigation will likely take more than a woke and a half but a lot can be learned from just looking at the boats. >> you can certainly tell the direction of travel, what part of the boat hit the other one. looks like the bow hit the port side of one boat. >> they tested dpel dwyer's blood alcohol level but it could take more than 33 days before the results come in. >>> it's been two years since contra costa -- since cockeysville native yeardley love was killed by her boyfriend. the yeardley love field will be dedicated with a fled on september 9th. >>> tropical storm isaac is making its way through the caribbean. what florida is doing to brace itself. >>> and

martin. >> the watch that used to be the neighborhood watch was inappropriate after the headlines. >> reporter: in july when a gunman opened fire on a midnight screening of "the dark knight" rices. that audience was among the first to see a preview, of another film, showed mobsters shooting theater patrons. >> in this case they moved quickly. moving the trailer for gangster quad and shifting the release date. >> reporter: not only do studios want treact to an unexpected disaster. they have a bottom line to consider. >> spend mountains of money, obsce amounts of money so they have to take great care when the issue comes up. >> reporter: heath ledger died while filming dr. parnassus. sometimes sensitive footage has to be removed like the world trade center scenes in spiderman following 9/11. or pulling a movie from an entire country, which happened with the tsunami thriller here after following the japanese disaster. real life catastrophe is something hollywood never expects. with more movies coming out every year studios should be prepared. >> keep everything in perspective. give it time. let it breathe. this too, shall pass. >> reporter: in the end no changes were made t

knight in shining armor doesn't show up on horse. in utah, a firefighter surprised his feature bride way one of a kind wedding proposal. after four months of plan ring, kyle martinued police officer tiley richma from an office meeting with a fire station ladder truck. he climbed up the ladder, proposed and she said yes. the two work while working a traffic accident. >> how can you beat that? the bar is set so high. >> it is. especially when cameras are rolling. >> exactly. >> they were tied to some railroad tracks and left to die and list now say the person who did this cruel act videotaped the whole thing. >> animal lovers, this story will make you mad. how one dog managed to survive a terrible ordeal and the reward that is now being offered to find out who did this. >> how many of us have seen this and just wanted to scream. people in restaurants on their cell phone. now, one restaurant is doing something for you if customers leave their phone at the entrance. >>> some big u.s. companies are paying more to their ceos than to uncle sam. twenty-six companies paid their ceos an average of more than $20 million while paying the or no federal attacks. >>> a new loo

martin. >> police in arizona say a shooting outside the raiders preseason football game earlier this month may be a case of self defense. michael horn, former police officer, shot chris knight during a fight near the stadium. witnesses say knight who is originally from the sunnyvale area was acting aggressively toward the former police officer and his wife. the victim was shot in the face and lost his eye. he remains hospitalized. >> the time 6:15. san jose leaders think new jobs will solve a spike in violence and crime. many young adults attend classes at the work to futures center where they learn job skills. they are usually hired by companies that partner with the city to see if kids would have a second chance. the program is run with federal dollars and nearly 300 kids take advantage of the program each and every year. >> mosquitoes carrying the west nile virus are the target of ground fogging this evening in brentwood. the mosquito and vector control district will spray this evening, weather permitting. the target area by sand creek parkway, typical symptoms of west nile virus are fever, headache and fatigue. most get better on their own but in those rare cases the vi