so here on the left you'll see a cable car next to the horse car on the right.the horses out of the equation. cable cars were a lot more energy efficient. they were very popular in cities all across the united states, including chicago. and they really took over in san francisco because cable cars could climb hills were horses couldn't, opening up development in parts of the city where before there hadn't been any. but cable cars had their drawbacks, too. a cablecar can only go nine miles an hour, as fast as the cable under the street pulling it. cables have a hard time pulling backwards, changing direction, investing in the infrastructure to put the cable in the street is very costly. so you have a lot of upfront costs. if a company wanted to run just one cable car, they had to start up the power house to get the cable car rung through the street. so it energy efficient issues as well. this is an interest street car. that was the new modern, exciting form of transportation. it was very energy efficient. each street car only used enough energy from the wires tha

owner of the vehicle said, you can't miss my car, it has on the side of the window, it says phat ts, with a ph in for it. she clocks a car coulding 48 in a 30-mile per hour zone. >> he pulls into a parking lot. >> we're now at 2410 east riverside. >> still advising. >> ten-four. all right, let me see the other hand. where are you all going? >> my mom's house. >> she thinks the driver might be impaired so she radios for backup. >> i noticed his eyes were really glassy. >> that's where i'm going right now so in my mom's house. you know where it's at, right? that's where i'm going. >> i knew the driver. i recognized his face. i just couldn't remember his name. you have your i.d.? >> no, i surely don't, ma'am. >> how come you don't have your i.d. with you? >> remember, i just barely got out. >> you barely got out from where? >> then it hits her. >> this is ramon torres. >> he's a known fell number the area and previously assaulted her in 2005. >> i wasn't injured. i get into a lot of altercations when i'm trying to restrain people. >> i'm sorry, man. the speed limit or something? >> y

to the world famous cable cars. all straight ahead on the second look. hello everybody, i'm frank somerville, tonight we say happy birthday to san francisco's public transit system, the municipal railway. over the past century, muni has carried people on cars' buses, metro trains, taking them to work, school, shopping or just a tour of the city by the bay. it was on december 28th, 1911 that 50,000 people turned out to witness the start of this system. the full slated centennial events are still in the works. one of the first, the re- introduction of street car number one, the very first one that muni ever bought. they set off to pennsylvania for a 1.9 million work, now it is back in the city and will soon be put back into service on the f-line, the line filled with the historic trolley cars, running between the wharf and up market street, joining other historic street cars like this one. it was made to look like the one that harvey mill, the first openly guy supervisor, rode in to go to city hall. and this one was bo

mercedes made the car invisible for this ad, but they covered the entire car in a blanket of leds. on the other side of the car, they put cameras. whatever the car sees on the other side, it broadcasts it on the opposite side. the car essentially becomes invisib invisible. whatever is on the other side of the car it broadcasts it to the opposite side. that is super cool. attention getting and people are like huh? >> it's like a chameleon car. >> very much. tell me you are not impressed. >> this is a great idea especially the fact that this is environmentally friendly. a brilliant idea. >> it's amazing how effective it is. >> tomorrow on right this minute. >> been down, just wishing i wasn't late this week again. >> what are does it sound like they are rapping about. they wanted to encourage fellow students to show up to school on time. that's tomorrow on right this minute. >> this is derek. he is blind and surfs like a pro. see the surfer who is have locals saying, dude! some guys apparently thought why draw a bath when you can brew a bath. >> it looks like sewer water. >> we will e

>> so the car companies, and that's maybe the difference from smartphone companies, the car companiesare deeply involved for years and years to make driving safe so all the effort we do with developing infotainment system is we check that. if it's distracting or not. that it meets certain guidelines, they are guidelines out there by the government. we have to meet them. and we will fulfill them to make sure that the car is not distracting and that all the systems in the car are not distracting. that's something we definitely want to stick with. otherwise, it would be definitely complicated. >> it's interesting because so far in the development of auto technology's there's been the drive train and then the control technology and the infotainment system. they've been separate. that's great. as we develop entertainment systems, if that crashes, the car keeps going. now you're talking about bringing them together and i'm getting freaked out. >> it depends on the experience. the system, you can separate that. if you open up the ability to do more than what we can do by now, you have to tak

you can see them on the pictures, the car in the middle had the the car on the side. they work pretty well. they are introduced more and more all over the country. when we separate bicycles from cars, we prefer parking on the left side. you don't have the chance of enduring so much. for intersections, i have seen the traffic circle here and they start shouting, round about. the others say, it is just the wine. maybe you could introduce more, because the roundabouts are a very good facility for bicycles. it increases the capacity for crossing. it is so much safer than a traditional crossing. we have four types of bikes. you need space for yielding cars that are leaving the circle, they have a separate path. traffic lights, they have a face for cyclists the they can make a left-hand turn without going straight and then turning left. it is safe, but the discretion at the traffic light, i saw some here in san francisco. sometimes we make a right turn to go left. it is beneficial that you go on to the right. and across the street. we have traffic lights, and it saves a lot

the officers say get out of the car. they couldn't quite reach him. >> putting your life on the line, to save a life. >> a relaxing snorkel in the ocean, until -- >> no way! >> real-life dangers of the deep. >> it's hail in a pool. >> if you think that's something. >> hail so big it was the size of baseballs. >> trapped in a place you wouldn't want to be. >> if you're old enough to wear it you're old enough to do the laundry. >> tell him he forget his sock on the side. >> goes to show, you're never too young. >>> nick is going to get things started today with dash cam footage and the story behind it. >> everyday heros at work and this dash cam video proves it. see a couple officers on their way to a fiery car crash. the cruiser pulls up. the officers jump out and they qckly realize ther is in that c upside down. >> we got one person in the car unconscious, unresponsive. right next to a huge fire. >> the stuff that's on fire are power poles. the transformer exploded and is on fire right next to that car. >> you got to get

i'll sleep in the car." you go ahead and take the room. i'll sleep in my car. no, i don't... not the first time. he must be just a nice guy. yeah. rebecca feels bad that alberto has to sleep in the car, so she gives him a blanket... ( tire iron clangs on pavement ) can't it wait till morning? hey, buddy, this is a free country, you know. i can do whatever i want, whenever i want. if you don't like it, move! the truck driver said, "it's a free country" meaning that you can do whatever you want, so if he wanted to make noise, he could make noise, because this is a free country, so... you make noise. well, i think id is free, but under the condition that you are not affecting other people. so i remember about this, talking about a free country, i... we in the middle east don't have the letter "p", so we have "b" so i remember once a guy in san francisco, he asked a lady, "can i bark here?" she said, "sure, this is a free country. bark wherever you want." what he meant is "park." ( all laughing ) "day 5: morning comes to the desert. the rain has stopped." ( phone rings ) ( phone r

it's more about the entertainment experience in the car than the car itself. seems like a real interesting approach for a car company to sell the entertainment value of the car. >> i don't know what you are getting at, but we put it in a brand band of entertainment. we don't want to jeopardize the safety on the road. i will tell you, i have been going down the road and i see people come over. they say it is distracting and provides as much distraction as a drunk driver would. i am much more alert to oncoming traffic than i would have been a couple of years ago. when i was ceo of nextel, we talked about short message service. not like the keys you have on the iphones. that being said, we want to have a hands-free, eyes-free application in our cars. that is the thrust we are trying to make. if someone texts you, there will be applications. yes, no, i can't talk right now. i'll call you back. your husband or wife calls. you can pick up the dry cleaning. yes, no, or i'll call you back. eventually, we are interested in the work that apple is doing with siri because

." >>> it's the car chase that puts all other car chases to shame. a cop knows the driver does not want to be stopped. but did the driver know what was at the end of this street? >> where this tornado is -- >> a woman captures tv tornado warnings. >> as a tornado is bearing down near her home. >> what she saw when she finally looked outside. >>> two guys go gorilla spotting and run into a jealous dad. >> eventually dad says no. too close. >> see the drama when they try to high tail it out of there. >>> what happens when a guy gets a little too excited by a woman? >> shamelessly loses control. >> the video that finally proves it. >>> we're going to get things started today with some dash-cam footage of a police chase through ice and snow. we got this story from kcci in des moines. this chase actually happened outside of marshalltown, iowa. the dash-cam from the patrol vehicle. when the video first picks up you see a chevy cobalt speed past. the officer sees the person doesn't want to stop. >> on icy roads. this isn't hispanic we've seen before. >> at s

car. >> she tries to drive away with him on the hood and then crashes into a parked car. i feel like we've got a crazy person behind the wheel of that suv. >> i don't know who instigated it or what, but the first physical action was his foot on her car. i'm glad he didn't get run over. >> she did way more damage to her car hitting the parked car first than she ever did with his foot.he ever did with his foot. >>> if you ever feel the need to participate in something that's a guinness book world record? all you need to do is take a little jaunt down to south africa and take a ride on the world's tallest bungee swing. >> no! >> yeah. this thing is called the big rush urban adrenalin swing and it's rigged up at the moses mobita world cup stadium in durbin, south africa. they played the world cup there back in 2010. what better way to use that beautiful arch in that stadium than to install an attraction like this. it is in fact the guinness book world record for the world's tallest swing. guys that we're seeing in this video are an around hurricane the-world travel blog. guinn

the morning. you crashed a car into the bank. problem here. >> it turns out the suspects are not drunk. officers discover that the high-flying jeep was stolen that night from a local dealership. but that's just the beginning. >> after we searched them, there were 24 more sets of keys that they had taken from this dealership that they had stolen the car from. had they not been caught, they could have easily gone back and taken more cars. >> the driver, michael turner is convicted on multiple charges, including breaking and entering and grand theft auto and is sentenced to one year in prison. charges are dismissed for passenger carl hankerson. but to trooper albright, the most shocking part of that night is not that the suspects make it out alive or even the gaping hole in the wall. it's the fact that through all of the damage, the bank's alarm doesn't go off. >> to me it should have set some sort of alarm off with a big hole in the wall, but it didn't. next day, i closed my accounts and i went to a new bank. >>> a little more than

get out of the car! he car! >> one officer drags out the passenger and appears to beat him as another officer stands over the man and a third walks slowly around the car to the scene. >> according to the internal affairs report, the passenger was not complying with the officer's orders to show his hands. you see the officer using his hand to strike the passenger several times but also using his flashlight to strike the passenger several times, as well. >> the passenger eventually is handcuffed. after police question him, he's released because he is not wanted and did not violate the law during the pursuit. >>> a truck driver's pursued for several miles on i-95. he weaves back and forth between lanes. he finally comes to a stop. his truck, smoking. the driver gets out, hands up, then gets on the ground. an officer comes running in, kicks the driver in the head, and continues to punch and kick him as the other officers move in and handcuff him. the officer resigns during an internal affairs investigation. a

police were able to stop the car with a patrol car. they got behind it, brought it to a stop, were able to get in and put it in park. the woman who was in her 80s suffered life threatening injuries for that. >> it wasn't one of the times when you say she was old. that's an easy mistake to make. you don't realize your car is not in park yet and you open your door. anybody can make that mistake. >>> you know in college there was one person who had a sick pimped out dorm room. wait until you look at this. he has a hot tub in the dorm room. 211 pound hot tub. it cost $5,000. it does fit eight people. but he says the reason he got it, he's a marathon runner and he likes to have a soak after he works out. >> that's not a hot tub. that's a boiling cesspool of bacteria. >> he had it a month before the school said no way jose. he said i checked out the handbook and it says nothing about no hot tub. he compares it to a coffeemaker. those appliances are allowed. >> you can't fit eight people in the hot tab. >> the university said here are eight re

. >> the first house they go to, he's trying to sell a car. tch what they do. >> oh, not funny. >> oh, no, no, no. >> not funny. >> they have panty hose on their head. watch his face. he stands there and stares at them. that's it? that's the prank? >> that's the prank. watch the next one. this one, i couldn't stop laughing. >> we're here to look at the lamp. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, come on in. >> would you care if i use your restroom? >> go ahead. it's to the right. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> hell no. [ bleep ]. >> what? [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> in the shower? >> this is risky. >> it is. >> really risky. >> it's incredible. they had a goal in mind. it's to showcase why it's dangerous to sell things on craigslist. you never know what you are going to end up with. they are trying to promote reply board. it's a way to communicate to craigslist users without exposing your e-mail address. you can read about them before. you could get crazy people like this. that's a cardinal sin right there. the things they did. every instance, they bought the it

seat out of the car. they got fire extinguishers and tried to put the fire out but were unable to get the two people in the back seat. now, police say that the passenger in the front had only minor injuries. they are trying to question that driver -- sorry, that passenger about that what happened. the driver, police tell us, is in surgery right now. again, for commuters this morning, they've got bradley boulevard all the way down to chevy chase circle at western avenue closed off. southbound on connecticut avenue, people will have to find another way into work. that is the latest here. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> to see how people are going to be able to get around that area, let's talk with julie wright and get the latest on traffic. >> good morning. sherry was mentioning they have diverted traffic off of southbound connecticut avenue at bradley lane. i got a feeling, as our rush hour continues o they may back up that closure point just a bit and divert people over to 410. it makes sense, bi

the one. she's on i-43. carsre on the shoulder. >> trooper bolt flicks on his lights and chases after the driver, whose speed reaches 120 miles per hour. other drivers move out of the way of those two speeding cars. >> passed a couple vehicles on the ramp, and then i was finally able to catch up to it on i-43 where it proceeded at high speeds up on to the top of the bridge. >> the driver heads on to tower drive bridge, rising 130 feet above the fox river. in the middle of the bridge, she pulls over. bolt has an uneasy feeling. >> i didn't know what her thoughts were, being possible suicidal subject, i didn't know what she might have in her hands or what she would be doing. >> the driver immediately exits the car. >> she turned away from me like i wasn't even there and headed towards the side of the bridge. i was already out of my vehicle so i made the decision to try and cut her off before she got to the edge. >> but before bolt can reach the woman, she jumps. >> i couldn't see either of them, and i looked over a

the backyard. it's an old cable car house. guy who lived there in the early 1960's, he had a boyfriend named cliff. they paint it yellow. when he got a new boyfriend named dennis, they painted it red to get rid of cliff. but it was a beautiful little car. he still remembers it. it disappeared, we think, sometimes in the 1970's. but this is what keeps my hopes up. this actually isn't in carville. this is in the richmond district on ninth avenue. people say, are there any car houses left? are they all gone? have they disappeared? this is an example of how one can surprise you. this is on ninth avenue in the parking lot behind the old coliseum theater. before that park being lot was there the city was looking for houses, spaces, near merchant corridors to create these little parking lots. they bought this house from a mrs. suggs because they wanted to tear it down and put the parking lot in. when they started tearing the house gown, they realized that this kind of boring house was made up of three old cable car trailers. even thou

the suspect fled in her car. the same suspect accompanied by another attempted an additional carjacking prior. carjacking is when a car is taken at the point of a weapon. the initial reporting officers searched for the suspects to no avail. a teletype was issued. officer hayes was working alone at night. she searched the car and suspect all night. at 5:30 in the morning, officer hayes was still actively looking for the car. at the intersection she saw the car that matched the broadcast description. it to occur several blocks to catch up to the car. she was able to confirm the license plate and suspect's description. she advised our communications center of her findings and initiated the traffic stop using her license siren. the suspect driver failed to yield. a pursuit and sid. the officer was joined by another unit. she pursued the suspect vehicle as it began driving through red lights at a high rate of speed. the suspect vehicle driver continued through four police districts with a blatant disregard for the law.

and for the car you can see that the people are more afraid in cars and more angry in cars than on the bicycle. that's a nice conclusion from this result i wanted to share with you. so cycling is joy. that's what i heard more people say. mr. rice kin also mentioned -- reiskin also mentioned psych sling joy. do we feel happy we arrived home in one piece or is it just fun and safe together? the figures show that the netherlands, cycling in the netherlands is the safest transport mode in europe. if you compare to it, for example, italy, which is very dangerous for cyclists. we do fairly well. the explanation is, to my opinion, in the fact that we call safety by numbers. the more you get, the safer it is. and i'll show you the next slide to prove that. this is the bike share in the u. where the netherlands is extreme left and the u.k. is extreme right. and third is italy, for example. denmark is second next to the netherlands. if you compare that with safety numbers, you see that in the netherlands, where we cycle a lot, not too many people on bikes got killed and it's just the other way a

and now the electric car. from a lot of intelligent people. what i'm getting more questions about and i'm not sure how to answer. what about the safety and environmental hazards of the batteries? ems and disposal of the batteries. that is my first question. >> we have a big line. just one question. the safety of the batteries and recycling. >> one of the reasons we chose the path we went down with batteries is we give an eight-year guarantee. because we cool it with liquid. it is called dexacool. it is not dissimilar to what you would see in an ordinary car. combustion engine car. we never allow the charging go above 85% or below 15%. we can guarantee this battery for eight years. an air-cooled battery based on our testing to date, will last two or three years. a, we think it will go longer. that is what we are guaranteeing it for. we have an open dialogue with utilities in terms of storing for various applications. coming from the cell phone industry, i can tell you, you need to have batteries on the cell phon

you see that in the cars in upcoming years. someone said why don't we get one the size of your garage and you drive on that. then you think of fido walking across there. you have to worry about all this stuff. you are thinking about everything. if natural gas is the solution and i have natural gas in my home, why not fuel your car at home? that wouldn't go down well with exxon and the boys because all of a sudden they have another form of distribution. we are thinking like that because what's one company's solution is another's bad news. there may be alternate plans for distribution in the coming decades. i don't know. you have to get the pressurized natural gas for residential into a car and pick the pressure up to get it in there. there a lot of practical problems that need to be solved or addressed. we are looking at everything and everything is on the table. whether it's relay cars or why would gm do that? i think they are right. it's going to happen and we can't control the universe. we have to react to reality and we want

they ran to the car. e able to extract the driver and the front seat passenger through the flames. they got their fire extinge winners out and attempted to put the fire out and tried to rescue the other two occupants in the rear seat but were unable to do so. >> reporter: police aren't saying how fast that car was going. that is still part of the investigation. they are just finishing up the clean-up. they expect to have this reopened sometime right around 7:00 a.m. back to you. >> thank you. >>> this morning's other big story, the governor of florida is appointing a new prosecutor to lead the investigation into the killing of an unarmed black teen. >> later today, attorney general eric holder will meet with african-american ministers at the white house to talk about the justice department's investigation into the death of trayvon martin. the meeting was dead you would before his death but comes at a time when this case continues to garner headlines across the country. members congress plan to hold an even

what about lighting up in the car. hy some lawmakers want it to be against the law to smoke with kids in the car. >>> plus,, why videos are running out. >>> 19-year-old alexander song was arrested sunday morning. police say he posted his intentions on two websites. investigators were able to trace the ip address, which led them top song's dorm room. song intended to go on a shooting rampage. police said the warrant was at his parent's home and they recovered his laptop, but no weapons. >>> police are investigating after shots were fired at businesses on main street including the u.s. tae kwon do academy. vandals may have used a sling slot.

then all of a sudden he starts punching the guy inside the car. the guy in the vehicle isn't going to sit there and get punched. he will come out of the window and try to punch this guy back. >> he looks like a jack n the box. >> i don't blame him. the guy standing has the upper hand here. when you're behind the wheel, you're defenseless. this guy was laying into him. >> how does the guy drive the car there? >> this parking attendant seems to finally cool down. you think he's about to walk away. nope. >> oh. >> there goes the jack in the box. >> jack n the box comes out. the parking attendant picks up his badge that he dropped. as the guy is trying to drive away he punches the driver one more time. the driver has had enough. now a full-on fight with punching, kicking ensues. >> it's so funny to watch guys that really fight as opposed to fighting in a movie. these guys like so dorky. picking his leg up. swinging at each other. >> it's not even a good fight. >> not at all. kind of like school boyish. >> finally someone else comes in to try to break u

the 2 car and him both have done it. >> mike: didn't work well, did it? >> darrell: no, i don't think i'd complain about the restart if i were him. think about something else. >> mike: aric almirola gets a free pass. we will restart with 24 led lap cars. >> darrell: that tony is doing, he realizes this is another critical moment. he is preparing himself for the guys to do tricks on the restart. >> mike: don't you want the driver alongside you not in your blind spot? >> darrell: yeah. you are anticipating, you are listening to the guy beside you throttle. waiting, waiting, trying to decide, you want to go right when he goes. that is a game. it punch the throttle and got off of it before. >> mike: next sunday it's all different. manual a big cereal bowl and put 43 cars in it and race it around. we will be at bristol next bristol, tennessee. with nascar on fox. michael? >> michael: you see what tony is doing? jimmie is ahead of him. if you want to play that game, i'll play it. trying to get in each other's head. tony laying back. jimmy ahead of him. >> darrel

we are producing cars like the volt. we are producing cars like the b.e.l. the battery electric vehicle. this week, we came out with a new engine that will burn liquid gasoline as you see it at exxon or chevron or anybody else today. the same engine, not two engine, the same engine will burn compressed natural gas. we had to spend a little bit more on lifters and sealants and piston. i will not give you a number. it is not prohibitive. it allows us to migrate away to a cleaner form of energy over time. we want to be part of the solution. that comes in different levels. when we looked at cafe, you probably did not know this. if your mercedes, as long as you produce 99,999, you were not subject to the gas tax. i don't get that break in germany. why in the hell did someone agree to that back in the old days? i said we're at the table and ready to talk turkey. why give an advantage to a foreign competitor. we are not getting it in germany. guess who did not show up at the announcements of the new cafe standards which i thought was a mistake? >> some of those eur

she drove the car into a ditch, onto the field, swerving all over the place. eventually at this speed she comes up on a curb she misjudges and loses control of the car and lands into a tree. kayla was not hurt. the officer was able to apprehend her. >> put your hands on the steering wheel. do it now. >> her blood alcohol level came back three times the legal limit at 0.244. she was arrested and expected to be charged with operating while intoxicated and also faces a felony charge of fleeing an officer. >> never get away. they are never going to learn. >>> look at this cute naked little sloth. >> bless his heart. >> hear why one sanctuary shaves to save. >>> and see that tower right there in the middle of the picture? it's tall. >> it comes in at 2,080 feet. >> how tall is that and what the heck is it? we'll tell you next. great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side so you get the same coverage, often for less. wow! that is huge! ♪ and this is to remind you that you could save hundreds! [laughing] man: yeah. that will certainly stick with me. we'l