this is surveillance footage taken from a mcdonald's in pompano beach, florida. the guy that you see there in the burgundy shirt, he's attempting to steal from a backpack, a man in a hat. the guy trying to steal the backpack was 29-year-old patrick davis. a sheriff's deputy does show up on team. this is deputy kevin meyer. meyer gets him down on the ground. at this moment we think he's about to cuff him and make an arrest but things quickly change. >> wow. >> that guy is half the size of that deputy. >> he just body slammed him. >> he justicked him up with what looked like super human strength, knocked offhe dety's glasar from his cuff and his communication microphone so he couldn't call for help. look what happened. some good samaritans come to the deputy's aid. look at this person pulling davis's leg, getting him under control. another man is laying down on him physically helping the deputy get davis under control. and a third man comes in to help. these three men are being praised by the broward sheriff's office for their actions and these men were actually ho

. >>> some more dramatic video this time near pompano, florida beach, three homeless men helped put a criminal behind bars. police were called to a mcdonald's after a man was caught trying to steal another man's backpack. a deputy tried to handcuff him but the suspect reacted violently, three homeless men jumped in to subdue the man. the suspect was taken to jail where he is held without bond. >>> sometimes it takes help to cross the finish line in a race. that's what students at a baltimore bear school will get when they race this weekend. gigi barnett reports, it isn't the first time students teamed up with athletes to win. at the bear school in west baltimore, it's easy to root for the runners and forget about the wheelchairs along the wall. it's about crossing the finish line here, bear students plan to run in another race this weekend, the shamrock 5k. >> it's fun to be out there to be a part of it. >> reporter: through the help of athletes serving athletes, david started the group 6 years ago, since then, he is partnered with several schools for special needs students to get the

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saturday morning inside this pompano beach mcdonald. 34-year-old patrick davis with a history of cocaineossession attempts to take possession of someone else's backpack and can be seen fighting leona -- the owner as he tries to steal it. even when the other man retreated with his belongings, davis pursues him. deputy kevin meyer responds to the 911 call. when he moves to arrest davis, it's clear that davis is in no mood to be arrested. >> at one point, he will -- and to that ground. >> yes, yes, like a wrestling match. my wrists are still sore from that fall. >> reporter: the deputy's radio had been knocked off in the fight, so his backup could not know the danger he was in. but, the calvary arrives in the unlikely form of three homeless men who are the only ones to come to the rescue. >> why the restaurant was full. everyone else didn't make a move and decided to get involved and, you know, risk personal injury to himself and to help a stranger, basically. >> did you have a change -- [ indiscernible ] >> yes, i did. i thanked him very much. >> reporter: the three men come to the shelter

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a sheriff's deputy was struggling to handcuff the suspect at a fast food restaurant in pompano beach. they held down the suspect until another officer arrived. see? good samaritans come in all forms. >> yes, they do. well, here's a look at your weather. it's warming up in the southwest. drenching rain in dallas, houston, and corpus christi. scattered showers along the gulf coast. rainy from miami to raleigh. cooler in the northeast with morning rain from d.c. to boston. >> 57 in baltimore. 83 in miami. 50s from dallas to omaha. 35 in chicago. phoenix at 76. sacramento 68. seattle double 5s. >>> okay. visualize a scene from a lovely vacation spot that some tourists will likely never forget. dozens of dolphins could not fight a strong ocean current and wound up beached in brazil. >> that's when onlookers went to work and did the most humane thing. they dragged the animals back into deeper water so they could simply swim away. >> they say it's rare for such a thing to happen, and teams of biologists are looking into it. they'll have to do a little bit of research in brazil. >> that's goo

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