100% is going to go into fixing the turnpike up. the pennsylvania turnpike is the oldest toll road in the country. so, i said, fine. how much do you want to raise it? 41%. they said, governor, that is what it would be if we raised it consistent to inflation since 1991. i got approval. a good seven-letters. -- i got seven negative letters. host: the next call comes from rhode island. the democrats' line. caller: it is such an honor to speak with you. i am a big fan and a supporter of infrastructure. if you could, i would like you to expand a little bit and speak to the importance of broadband, particularly for economic development in small, rural communities like ours. i think it is really critical. guest: the president has said he wants 98% of america to be connected by broadband, and he is right. we are not close to that particularly in rural areas. we need to build out our broadband system. there are several ways to do that. the private sector -- i am a fan of the private sector bank the private sector goes where there are profits

100% is going to go into fixing the turnpike up. the pennsylvania turnpike is the oldest toll road in the country. so, i said, fine. how much do you want to raise it? 41%. they said, governor, that is what it would be if we raised it consistent to inflation since 1991. i got approval. a good seven-letters. -- i got seven negative letters. host: the next call comes from rhode island. the democrats' line. caller: it is such an honor to speak with you. i am a big fan and a supporter of infrastructure. if you cld, i would like you to expand a little bit and speak to the importance of broadband, particularly for economic development in small, rural communities like ours. i think it is really critical. guest: the president has said he wants 98% of america to be connected by broadband, and he is right. we are not close to that particularly in rural areas. we need to build out our broadband system. there are several ways to do that. the private sector -- i am a fan of the private sector bank the private sector goes where there are profits t

100% is going to go into fixing the turnpike up.a turnpike is the oldest toll road in the country. so, i said, fine. how much do you want to raise it? 41%. they said, governor, that is what it would be i we raised it consistent to inflation since 1991. i got approval. a good seven-letters. -- i got seven negative letters. host: the next call comes from rhode island. the democrats' line. caller: it is such an honor to speak with you. i am a big fan and a supporter of infrastructure. if you could, i would like you to expand a little bit and speak to the importance of broadband, particularly for economic development in small, rural communities like ours. i think it is really critical. guest: the president has said he wants 98% of america to be connected by broadband, and he is right. we are not close to that particularly in rural aas. we need to build out our broadband system. there are several ways to do that. the private sector -- i am a fan of the private sector bank the private sector goes where there are profits to be made. someti

this happened in lancaster county on the pennsylvania turnpike. at least 23 people we're told in all have been injured. some had to be flown to the hospital by helicopter. again, this is just developing sto story. we're waiting to get pictures in from the scene. one person is still trapped and at least 23 injured with an overturned bus there in pennsylvania. when we get more about that, we'll bring it to you. >>> also the breaking story out of pakistan. u.s. embassy saying an american businessman was abducted from his home in lahore in the eastern part of that country. cnn's is a joining us now. ressa, any reason yet they've come up with why this american may have been targeted? >> reporter: no, it's not clear at this hour why he was targeted, not clear if this was islamist militants or a criminal gang. it's looking to make some fast cash. in recent years that's been the main reason for werners being kidnapped, criminal gangs looking to make some quick money but there's no question this was a very well coordinated, well-planned kidnapping operatio

the pennsylvania turnpike is the largest, i think the oldest turnpike in the country, but close to the largest continuous road, so i said, fine, how much do you want to raise it? they said 41%. i said 41% are you crazy? they said that's what it is if we raise it consistent with inflation to 1991. i checked, they were right. i gave them the approval. i got seven negative letters. to give a frame of reference, pete, when we stopped black fly spraying in pennsylvania, we got 2500 negative letters. >> host: next call from rhode island. high, laura, democrat's line. >> caller: good morning, thank you for c-span, and governor, an honor to speak with you. i'm a big fan and supporter of infrastructure. if you could, i would like you to expand a little bit and speak to the importance of broadband, particularly for economic development in small rural communities like ours. i think it's really critical. >> guest: good question. good question, and the president has said he wants 98% of america to be connected by broadband, and he's right, and we're not close to that, particularly in royal areas, a

. >>> a tour bus and a big rig collided this morning on the new jersey turnpike, injuring up to a dozen people. there were 50 people onboard the bus, headed from new york city to washington, d.c. one suffered critical injuries, two had serious injuries. investigators say they don't know yet what caused the crash. >>> and placer county is specially trained crew has announcend their plan to reduce of the risk of explosion of a burning railcar. the 29,000 gallon tanker filled with liquid propane caught fire in lincoln yesterday. the firefighters are trying to keep the tanker cool with water. the crew from texas plans to cut into the tanker to siphon out the propane. officials said the blaze could continue for 21 days, but the fire chief said that was unacceptable some with the new plan they hope to have the blaze under control within 24 to 48 hours, almost 5,000 people who live nearby remain evacuated. >>> a car hit a bicycle and a trailer attached to t carrying two girls aged 5 and 2 this morning in vallejo. they were in the trailer behind their mother's bicycle at elliott and minnie driv

we have just a few showers that a weak frontal system, areas along the pennsylvania turnpike have had a couple showers. interstate 80 and western new jersey, you'll get a shower or two. this is a more organized line, even lightning strikes with this. so that will be sliding on 76. possibly towards philly and trenton as we go throughout the peak of the morning rush hour p but those will be hit and his quick showers. forecast for today, temperatures in the hid 80s up and down the east coast. nothing too hot or cold. that will have down pours later this afternoon. continuing your wet and rainy trend, but that's actually good. it's been very dry in florida. we could use the extra rainfall. no such luck in areas of texas. 105 today in dallas. one of the best forecasts in the entire country today, if you're wake up in chicago, gorgeous, 82, sunny, low humidity. fantastic day to be on the lake shore drive. >> no kidding. close our eyes and go to that happy place. bill, thanks so much. retailers are mixed, techs tumble, and what's the stitch with abercrombie & fitch? your first look at this m

and if you have ever driven the new jersey turnpike you know it is one of the more dangerous roads inountry. a lot of high speeds involved and a lot of traffic. right now a bad one. this is in monroe township, new jersey. live pictures from the wnyw bus has apparently collided with a tractor-trailer rig along the new jersey turnpike. this is around exit 8-a. about a dozen people have been hurt. it took place about 5 minutes ago. one person critically injured. two others have sustained serious injuries. major traffic delays on that major east coast route, the new jersey turnpike, exit 8, monroe, new jersey. we'll keep an eye on it and let you more as these developments come in. jenna: this just in. "forbes" magazine just minutes ago releasing the list of world's most powerful women, the top 100 in fact. here is look at women topping the list. we have a few, well, to focus on with president and publisher of "forbes" women and host of success is moira forbes. you have angela merkel chancellor of germany and our secretary of state hillary clinton, one and two respectfully. how do you meas

into what tour bus to passengers suffered serious injuries that track jackknifed along the jersey turnpike unclear what caused the driver to lose control man. forced out of hiding casey anthony is now in florida she had pled guilty to check fraud. why this is video of her previous after she was acquitted of killing her two year-old daughter. >> much more ahead on the kron 4 morning news as we take look outside at from our mt. tam camera. we will update you on our forecast will we come back deed .... time now 656 a m jason bateman and is blessed once again he is expecting a new baby girl they already have a four year-old daughter francesca member. >> we are keeping our eyes on wall street right now it is down 14 points we just had a report that warren buffett is going to invest 50 billion dollars in bank of america. and we are also keeping our eye on stocks and for apple now that steve jobs announced his resignation >> it will be much warmer for the weekend and then we will cool down at once again on that the beginning of the week . >> will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues

and deena said she wanted to do something called the jersey turnpike at the club.ned. i don't think they knew what that was. pauly and deena engaged in a kiss. and -- >> scandalous. >> some people say it was the most disgusting kiss in history. >> no alcohol involved in that at all. >> "the situation" is still "the situation." apparently he and -- there were commercials featuring sammy and deena, paid commercials -- >> snooki lost a little weight too, right? she's looking more svelte. that's the cast. there they are in all their glory. >> will they be the cast for the long-term, though? we'll see if they bring in some new cast members to "jersey shore." >> right now they're riding the success as far as they can go. >> absolutely. all right. finally, let's talk about arnold schwarzenegger, shall we? >> yes, let's do that. >> the governator was in california. he was talking about the american chamber of commerce executives at a conventiti in los angeles. he stuck to his message, talking about finance, talking about budget woes that he learned about while he was obvio

good news is the turnpike and the bridges are clear, so we have the ability to get equipment where where he need to get it. crews are pushing aside and removing debris where it's safe to do so. transportation maintenance crews are coordinating with bpu and the utility companies in areas that involved downed wires in order to have them take care of the wires first before we go in. on the parkway, as of 1:00 p.m. today, we are reopening the parkway southbound. south of exit 98. however, the one exception for mile marker 91 to 98, there is a closure in both directions because of the extreme flooding. so we have detours set up, but you should expect congestion and delays in the area as you go because of the flooding situation. as of 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, tolls will be reinstated on the atlantic city expressway and on the garden state parkway in both direction south of the driscoll bridge. regard nj transit crews haveb gun a systemwide inspection of the rail structure. once complete, we will begin to plan service plans for tomorrow. all three light rail systems, are undergoing inspectio

. >> bookstores are like those monotonous turnpikes, interstate highways. i have to take them but i prefer to be on the old road, the authentic, the personal. tonight i'm in the unusual position of presenting two books. not just davy crockett but while west 365 from abrams. another brand new book and the real issue. my rascal son in the center, pretty boy, charles austin floyd. it is not brand new. it was published many years ago but has been out of print until now all, until now meaning my original editor robert wilde, the best nonfiction editor in the country moved from st. martin to norton, a great house and he brought pretty boy back. it was the second of my surprise nominations. it is a book that needs to be back in print and it has been optioned for major motion picture as has my more recent biography of billy the kid, an endless fried. i would be remiss if i didn't share with you at least a spoonful from charlie floyd who hated to be called pretty boy. this is really a social history. where this book ends, steinbeck's immortal the grapes of wrath beg

good news is the turnpike and bridges are clear. we have the ability to get equipment where we need to get it. crews are pushing from roads where it is safe to do so. transportation maintenance crews are coordinating with the utility companies in areas that involve downed wires to take care of the wires first before we go in. on the parkway, as of 1 p.m. today, we are reopening the parkway southbound, south of exit 98. however, one exception from mile marker 91 to 98, there is a sure in both decks because of extreme flooding -- in both directions because of extreme flooding. expect congestion in delays in the area because of the flooding. as of 6 a.m. tomorrow morning, tolls will be reinstated. the atlantic city expressway and on the garden state parkway in both directions south of bristol bridge. regarding transit crews have been inspection of the rail infrastructure. once inspections are complete we'll begin to prepare service plans for tomorrow. all three light rail systems are undergoing inspections. no issues at this time. week

it overturned on the pennsylvania turnpike right near the 11 on lancaster exit.y. it made a stop in philadelphia before heading towards pittsburgh and st. louis. >>> let's go back now to iowa and the voting is under way this hour at the ames straw poll. today's contest will be the first important measure of the gop pack on the road to the 2012 presidential election. joining me live from ames is charlie cook. with a good morning to you, charlie. i have to ask. i know you were just able to get into place for the interview. is it a zoo out there? is a big security sweep that they're doing? what's going on? >> this is my third or fourth straw poll. it always remind me of sort of the normandy invasion. you have buses coming in from each of the 99 counties across the state for various candidates. they drop them off at the prepositioned areas near the tent areas for each campaign. and it really is an amazing amount of organization and really a lot of fun. it's a beautiful day out there. >> that's good. that will help make sure people get out and enjoy things and go vote

if you are on the massachusetts turnpike, they won't -- there won't be any tows. monday's tows. >> they got rid of tolls on the highways to speed up the evacuation process so people didn't have to stop and pay the tolls. have there been any mandatory evacuations where you are? >> caller: there have been a few -- evacuations. we have gotten a lot of telephone call, warning calls from the concerned agencies in the southern part of massachusetts, pointing out where all the shelters are. and there are many people have gone to shelters. they recommended evacuation. but not around here. it hasn't been mandatory -- there are a lot of houses here right on the beach side. >> have you got yourself ready to go in case that needs to happen? >> caller: well, as it stands now, i am going to be locked in to where i am. i am looking forward to seeing how a storm -- a heavy storm looks. i have been a new yorker all my l. so i have never seen a hurricane in person. and it is not going to be a hurricane. but it will be pretty heavy. rick, it's really beautiful out here when you have

the chain bookstores are like those turnpikes and interstate highways that i have to take them, but i prefer to be on the old road, the genuine, the authentic, more personal. tonight, i'm in this up usual position of really presenting three books, two of them brand new books, not just crockett, but the wild west, a new book, and then my rascal son, right in the center, pretty boy, charles author floyd. that book is not brand new, but published years ago, and it's been out of print until now. inuntil now meaning the original editor probably in my opinion the best non-fiction editor in the country moverred from st. martins, my old house, to nor ton, a great house, by the way, and he brought pretty boy back. it's important to me because it's the second of my three pulitzer prize nominations. it's book that needs to be back in print and has been optioned for major motion picture as has my book on billy the kid, another norton title. i'd be remised if i wouldn't share with you at least a spoon full from this rascal son, from charlie floyd who hated to be called pretty boy. this is a social

the chain bookstores are like those monotonous turnpikes and interstate highways. i have to take them, but i prefer to be on the old road, the genuine, the authentic, the personal. so tonight i'm in this unusual position of really presenting three books, two of them brand new books. not just crockett, not just david crockett from norton, but also the wild west 365 from abrams, another brand new book. and then the reissue. my rascal son right in the center, pretty boy, charles arthur floyd. it's not brand new, it was published many years ago but, unfortunately, it's been out of print until now. until now meaning my editor, probably the best nonfiction editor in the country, moved from st. martins, my old house, to norton. a great house, by the way, norton. and he brought "pretty boy" back. and it's important to me because it was the second of my three pulitzer prize nominations. it's a book that definitely needs to be back in print, and it has been optioned as, for a major motion picture as has my more recent biography of billy the kid. billy the kid: the endless ri

the bus crashed on the pennsylvania turnpike on the way to st. louis from new york city.ore hitting an embank flipped on its side. 30 people have died in the u.s. in tour bus crashes this year ooh lone. we'll get you back to huckabee in ames, iowa. ♪ >> mike: we are back. congressman teave king is not only a congressman from iowa he is a rock star in this state and a go to guy. people want your advice and every candidate wants your endorsement . have you endorsed anyone in the race? >> i am going to get past labor day and we have an event in south carolina. this certainly has impact today. >> mike: you have been in iowa all of your life and seen straw polls. why should someone living outside of iowa care. >> it is linked to the first nation caucus. you know mike, it is retail politics and a measure of a person's character and authtesity and the issues in the agenda and stamina and all things that embody a great president. if we lose the first in the nation caucus. the person with deep pockets would buy media image and we would not be able to see them unless they had a lot

the backups on the new jersey turnpike yesterday.ven though this looks horrible for folks stuck in traffic this is a good sign that maybe people are actually listening and getting out of there. a lot of people buying emergency supplies, buying up generators, food. listen to this. from news 12 new york reporter, listen to this. >> this is the line for generators at the lowest department store in bay shore. and this line began forming at 4:00 a.m. it goes all the way down this aisle. it begins forming down this aisle, goes all the way down and makes another turn to the right more than 100 people. >> yes, people buying up supplies in new york. also, listen to this, folks, here in a matter of hours, just the life flood of new york is going to shut down. the subway system, the transit system in new york are closing it today starting at noon just to be sure. now, this could have a devastating impact, this hurricane, on new york city. the storm not expected to really get there until sometime tomorrow. taking a look at what could happen if t

it's not clear what made a greyhound bus overturn on the pennsylvania turnpike around dawn. 20 to 25e were hurt but none of the injuries was critical. the bus was traveling from new york city to st. louis, missouri. a total of 28 people were on board. four were able to get on another bus and continue traveling. >>> in shreveport, louisiana, a police motorcade for a fanning hero. in all, 30 american service members lost their lives, it was the war's single deadliest incident to date. you can read about all the men who made the ultimate sacrifice at cnn.com. >>> i mean i believe that the way that the police department treats african-americans, especially in this community as opposed to caucasians is a different approach. they're much more aggressive than they are when they're approaching a caucasian resident as opposed to an african-american resident. >> back now to our rochester police story. willie light foot says he was treated like a thug after this arrest caught on surveillance. he's a county lawmaker, a firefighter and a businessman in the community. it's just another complaint o

i'm talking between atlantic city and princeton of the and run on up the turnpike.t would lose a lot of energy. it would steal a lot of energy, because the eye is not over water. that's the potential there. there you go. this is the map. this is the map of inundays. there are the ships. there are the tall ships, all the way in here. if you come around here on the other side as well, you can actually see that part of the world trade tower complex, and i know you've been there, what did they do to the complex, they dug it out. that dig-out is right there, there are the cranes right there, water would fill in there. this is only from about an 85 or 100-mile-per-hour storm. the other side toward hoboken, meadowlands, very flat. across from new york city, you know there's no topography until you get up to the palisades a little farther to the west from there. but the potential energy coming in with a storm pushing all of that water up the east river, and up the hudson, could be tremendous. >> so i can't -- my eyes aren't that good. so how deep does it go across the islan

in happened in lancaster county, pennsylvania, on the turnpike. one woman was pinned down and had to be rescued. she and the other passengers were taken to area hospitals. none of the injuries are considered life threatening. and police continue to investigate that accident. >>> in pakistan, an intense search is under way for kidn kidnapped american, the victim is identified as warren weinstein, a development expert, who works for a u.s.-based consulting firm. he was abducted from his home in lahore in eastern pakistan. cnn's reza sayah reports from the pakistani capital of islamabad. >> reporter: you look at the details of how this kidnapping went down, i think it was clear it was a well coordinated plot. the u.s. embassy in islamabad and pakistani police identified the victim as warren weinstein, an american citizen and a development expert. investigators say the kidnapping happened at 3:15 a.m. saturday morning. it is the holy month of ramadan here. a lost musls mus lot of muslims. investigators say at that hour, weinstein and his driver was ge

i'm talking between atlantic city and trenton and princeton and kind of run on up the turnpike. that would lose a lot of energy. it could steal a lot of energy because the eye is not over water. so that's the potential there. >> there you go. this is what it looks like. this is the map. this is the map of inundation. all the way over to south street sea port. there are the tall ships. if you come around here on the other side as well you can actually see that part of the world trait tower complex, and i know you've been there, what did they do to the world trade tower complex? they dug it out. and that dig out is right there. there are the cranes right there. water would fill in there. and this is only from about an 85 or 100-mile-per-hour storm. the other side toward hoboken and the meadowlands very flat. you look across from new york city over there, you know there's no topography until the palisades a little bit to the west from there. but the potential energy coming in with a storm pushing all of that water up the east river and up the hudson could be tremendous. >> so i can

the greyhound bus that overturned on the pennsylvania turnpike in lancaster county.ials say the driver was severely injured. the bus was traveling from philadelphia to columbus, ohio. >>> also, an intense search underway right now in pakistan for a kidnapped american. the victim, warren weinstein, he's a developer who works for a u.s.-based firm. he was abducted from his home in lahore. pakistani police say eight to ten gunman involved here and they gained access to his home by posing as neighbors offering food. >>> and in the u.s., a crucial day for gop presidential candidates taking part in iowa's straw poll. the contest, a key test of campaign strength in this early voting state and it can make or break a campaign. voting is actually underway, but we're not expecting the results until a little later tonight. >>> also, in just a bit, a big announcement expected from texas governor rick perry. aides to the republican say he will declare his presidential candidacy this afternoon during a conservative kbathering in south carolina. we expect that announcement at 1:00 e

. >>> police are investigating the crash of a greyhound bus on the pennsylvania turnpike earlier thisning. at least 20 people are hurt after the bus overturned. none of the injuries are considered life threatening. >>> and sad news for atlanta braves fans. ernie johnson sr., he's a long-time announcer for the braves, died last night. he was 87 years old, had been with the organization for 50 years. his team says it will wear a patch commemorating him for the rest of the season. >>> all right. the political focus today on iowa and south carolina. in iowa, six republican candidates are actively campaigning and participating, trying to win a straw poll. tim pawlenty, michele bachmann are thought to have the most riding on the outcome. meanwhile, mitt romney, john huntsman, and newt gingrich also on the ballot for today's straw poll, but they've all decided to take a pass at actively campaigning there, at least. two people who aren't on that ballot there at all, still making a lot of noise this weekend. those two, sarah palin. she rolled into iowa on her bus tour and then the texas govern

the chain bookstores are like the turnpikes and interstate highways that i have to take. i prefer to be on the old road, the genuine, the authentic, the personal. so, tonight i am in this unusual position of really presenting three books, two of them brand-new books, not just crockett, not just david crockett but also the wild west 365 from abrams, another brand-new book. and then to reissue, my rascal son right here in the center, pretty boy charles arthur floyd. the pretty boy book is not brand-new. was originally published many years ago but unfortunately it has been out of print until now, until now meaning my editor the original editor robert wild, probably in my opinion the best nonfiction editor in the country, move from saint martin's, my old house, to norton, great house by the way. and he brought pretty boy back. it is important to me because it was the second of my three pulitzer prize nominations. it is a book that definitely needs to be back in print and it has been optioned for a major motion picture, as has my more recent biography of really the kid, anothe

now this was on the new jersey turnpike that involved a charter bus, at least one tractor trailer and several people in incurred minor injuries, to others has serious injuries and one person had fatal injuries. this caused a major headache for drivers this afternoon. take a look of this home that was right after a tow truck slammed into it in atlanta. it all started when the officer tried to pull of the driver and he refused. the driver jumped out of the moving truck and started fleeing from the police. the vehicle continued on its path, click on one corner of the house and then crashed into this home right here. they say the driver was arrested and faces many charges. the racy pictures that resulted in the suspension of the entire men's golf team at bethany college the unofficial photograph shows the players in the nude with just got clubs covering their private parts, the team's coach found this and immediately issued their suspensions. >> and on the golden gate bridge, the fog is the issue there. cars seem to disappear north bound. traffic is slowing down on the right side of your

the chain bookstores are like the turnpikes and interstate highways that i have to take.i prefer to be on the old road, the genuine, the authentic, the personal. so, tonight i am in this unusual position of really presenting three books, two of them brand-new books, not just crockett, not just david crockett but also the wild west 365 from abrams, another brand-new book. and then to reissue, my rascal son right here in the center, pretty boy charles arthur floyd. the pretty boy book is not brand-new. was originally published many years ago but unfortunately it has been out of print until now, until now meaning my editor the original editor robert wild, probably in my opinion the best nonfiction editor in the country, move from saint martin's, my old house, to norton, great house by the way. and he brought pretty boy back. it is important to me because it was the second of my three pulitzer prize nominations. it is a book that definitely needs to be back in print and it has been optioned for a major motion picture, as has my more recent biography of really the kid, another

the chain bookstores are like the turnpikes and interstate highways that i have to take. i prefer to be on the old road, the genuine, the authentic, the personal. so, tonight i am in this unusual position of really presenting three books, two of them brand-new books, not just crockett, not just david crockett but also the wild west 365 from abrams, another brand-new book. and then to reissue, my rascal son right here in the center, pretty boy charles arthur floyd. the pretty boy book is not brand-new. was originally published many years ago but unfortunately it has been out of print until now, until now meaning my editor the original editor robert wild, probably in my opinion the best nonfiction editor in the country, move from saint martin's, my old house, to norton, great house by the way. and he brought pretty boy back. it is important to me because it was the second of my three pulitzer prize nominations. it is a book that definitely needs to be back in print and it has been optioned for a major motion picture, as has my more recent biography of really the kid, anothe

louis when it flipped on its side on the pennsylvania turnpike. a woman was trapped in the wreckage and had to be freed by emergency crews. the crash is the latest in a series of bus accidents in the northeast this year, but most have involved smaller operators. more than 30 people have been killed in those accidents. >>> the search continues this morning for a missing american tourist in aruba. although authorities said yesterday they believe 35-year- old robin gardner is dead. the man traveling with her has been detained on suspicion of involvement in her death. gary told police gardner was pulled away by the ocean current as they went snorkeling earlier this month. police say no witnesses saw them go into the water and no body has been recovered. police have recovered gardner's passport and they do not believe she could have left the island. >>> a last-minute edition of the race for san francisco mayor. the city public defender jeff adachi has announced he is in. he filed election papers 30 minutes before the 5 p.m. deadline yesterday evening a

officials say the truck jackknifed at some point across the turnpike.ar what caused him to lose control. the tour bus was headed from new york to washington. >>> check this out from oklahoma city. head-on collision between a police cruiser and an suv captured by a dashboard camera. you can see the police cruiser driving behind that white pickup. pickup truck swerves out of the way. moments later you see the suv traveling in the wrong direction slammed right into the cruiser. remarkably both the suv driver and the police deputy were able to walk away from the crash. of course, the suv driver is in trouble. he has been placed under arrest. >> that's interesting. this truck gets out of the way, obviously, to not hit the thing. but that's always a double jeopardy. close behind somebody and get out way and you learn there is a car headed towards you. >> what do you do? that alone will teach me to drive further behind the car ahead of me. wow. >> 1 1/2 car lengths to be safe. >> i don't know if that would have helped him. that's when somebody stops and you do