. >> the paddlers were uninjured. the whale was uninjured, too. some people on youtube say laws say you are supposed to stay far away from these animals, but they say they were with professionals and knew the laws. you can't help it when the thing comes up and hits the bottom of your boat. >>> some frightening moments captured in this video has people in australia outraged this is on a very busy five-lane highway. you see a woman pushing a stroller. but then look who comes up running after her? it's a child. the light turns green, and the cars start going. that white car in the front barely misses that woman with the child. and that kid is left to maneuver and weave through this moving traffic. >> this video was caught by a tow truck driver. we know nothing about who this woman is. the woman pushing the stroller is believed to be this child's mother. people are outraged at the woman because they believe she basically abandoned this child to fend for himself in this very dangerous situation. one of the people particularly enraged by this incident i

i'm talking about the people that were uninjured. >> but they could have died. the ship sank.ean, it was different. >> sure. of course it was different. but as an example, i think when you compare and contrast the two, it's pretty surprising. but, of course, the number of people died on the "concordia" and that was awful, but these people were moments away from that. when you put profits over safety and consumer experience, you're sort of teetering on that edge at any given time. >> all right. thank you very much. we appreciate your taking the time. >>> still to come, a bizarre investigation in los angeles. police tonight trying to figure out how a woman ended up dead inside a water tank on top of a hotel. >>> plus, first lady michelle obama's new portrait is unveiled and it highlights an oft-talked about new feature. >>> and what we're just learning about a fire in kansas city. the fire department, why was it sent away from the scene moments before the blast? [ female announcer ] going to sleep may be easy, but when you wake up in the middle of the night it can be frustrating

i'm talking about the people that were uninjured. >> but they could have died. the ship sank.ean, it was different. >> sure. of course it was different. but as an example, i think when you compare and contrast the two, it's pretty surprising. but, of course, the number of people died on the "concordia" and that was awful, but these people were moments away from that. when you put profits over safety and consumer experience, you're sort of teetering on that edge at any given time. >> all right. thank you very much. we appreciate your taking the time. attacks on america. it comes after a cybersecurity firm says it hacked into a network that was linked to a building in shanghai that's associated with the chinese military. now, the firm says that lots of stuff has been stolen from the united states over the past four years. our david mckenzie is covering the story. i went there and i asked him how police responded to him and his crew as they tried to shoot video of this secretive building. >> reporter: erin, the security company based out of virginia says it tracked the hackers to

the other worker, uninjured comes over to try to help. the driver does stop. >> how is it that this driver didn't see these two guys who obviously are wearing reflective vests, who were standing there in the middle of the intersection? >> the police say the driver did stop at the scene and the whole thing was just an accident, so the driver won't be charged with anything, but you've got to be worried about this employee. ript? the person looks seriously ir injured, but a spokesperson says they believe the man recovered. he's in the hospital now and are hoping he'll be released in just a few days. >>> you're watching the beautiful eruption of mount etna in sicily. now, this erupted in the wee hours of the morning yesterday, and because it was around 5:00 in the morning, you're seeing this eruption against a dark sky. this particular image that we're seeing, it almost looks like a fountain lit by orange lights, shot by cloth door -- he's from italy national geophysics and volcanology. mount etna is one of the most active volcanoes. in fact

they were uninjured and they're now telling their story to sheriff deputies at the big area sheriff stations far as situation here highway 38 still closed we're just two miles away from angeles oaks for the public they will not allowed east or coming into the area they will not be aloud past forest falls. a lot of work to be done down below. >> if it is christopher dorner responsible for+[aax death today that would bring his toll up to four that we believe he is suspected of killing and irvine couple were killed on february 3. a riverside officer michael crane, 34vthdx years old, marrid father two of. who wiz killed on thursday morninging in riverside, then, today, this sheriff's deputy shot along with another deputy. the other deputy expected to survive, he's in surgery at loma linda medical center. >> right now we have robert olguin staking out that hospital all day and joins us now with latest information on the people who were brought there. robert? >> very somber day. one deputy is in surgery right now and is expected to survive. the second deputy might die here at the hospital this af

. >> you know what, it looks like he got out uninjured, though. maybe a little bit of a scratch to his car, but not a bad accident, considering what just happened in front of him. >> here's another really scary moment. it's a dh cam on a big rig. you see houses, possibly businesses, many driveways, keep an eye on the suv up ahead. it has a rack on the roof. >> oh! >> yes. >> goes right in front of the semi and ends up smashing head-on. mind you this thing is orange. how could they have missed it? >> how do you miss a bright orange 18-wheeler. >> they use this color for hunters in the woods. how do you miss this? >>> at first glance you might think a few grocery stores may have overwaxed their floors. because we're seeing some spills both people falling and some spills because some gallons of milk and juice are falling all over the place. but quickly you realize it's not the floors -- this is actually a prank video from the chasy channel, based out of vienna, virginia. these brothers have been filming and posting their pranks on the web for a while

fortunately, this pedestrian saw it happening and jumped back and was completely uninjured. watch this a little closer up. >> wow. are you kidding? >> split seconds to react. >> a split second to react and watch the pedestrian walk away. the story behind this accident i think is even more terrifying. the suv that caused this accident was stolen just a few blocks away from this intersection. the woman who stole the vehicle and who caused this accident was killed instantly in this crash. fortunately, the woman that she hit that was driving the burgundy honda got away with just minor injuries, and it's shocking that she only had minor injuries when you see the damage to her car. the driver's own sister rushed to the scene after seeing news reports. >> i was in shock. i thought she was dead because he said something died. and the way the car looked, it was a big relief. >> i can't imagine, got a seat belt on. get out of there. >> so far police have not identified her, because she didn't have any i.d. on her person at the time of the accident. the camera that happened to catch th

the driver tom thompson basically uninjured. bruises to his forearm. he spent the night in the hospital and was released. the slo mo shows what happened. parts of the green boat from brian perkins' boat breaking off. here's a different angle from the boat that crashed into. >> oh. >> what about this guy in the green boat? was he hurt at all? >> no report of any injuries to brian perkins. you can see some of the damage to left front of his boat. race officials and people who follow say this is one of the most violent crashes they've ever seen. . >>> this dash cam video shows the third of a series of arson fires police have been investigating in michigan which led them to try to pull over this man believed to be connected to the fires. you see the driver of the truck, 18-year-old gabriel stevenson, peek his head out of the window. >> i was helping my grandmother move furniture around. >> at 2:00 in the morning? >> eventually the officer asks the driver to get out of the car and that's when this video takes a very unexpected turn. >> with your left arm op

larson walked away uninjured. listen to what he said to say after going through that. >> i'm not sure where everything ended up on the track. i hope the fans are okay and the drivers are all right. i took a couple big hits and saw my engine was gone. i hope everybody's all right. >> seeing his car afterward, it's amazing how he walked out of there. nascar has done a lot to make the cars safe and now they'll have to decide if there's more to do to make sure the spectators are safe as well at these events. >> we'll be following it later today. thank you. >>> the clock is truly ticking down in washington. lawmakers are looking to avoid $85 billion in automatic budget cuts that will happen. the white house says the loss of this domestic and defense spending could have a dire impact on our country. confrontation republicans saying the white house is using scare tactics. joining me, byron york, from the washington examiner. good morning, great to see glue good morning. >> do you think these are scare tactics or do you t

but they both appear to get up relatively uninjured. the one guy's got no shoes on. watch the front wheel run over his foot. >> it did. he's hurting bad. >> it tore his pants. >> road rash. >> i'm glad that we're seeing this. because now people can see exactly what happens when it goes wrong. talk about things going wrong, road rage gone wrong. infiniti pulls in front of this, slams on his brakes, got out, handgun in his hand. he doesn't bother putting his infiniti in park. what a dummy. >> that fool. >> he tried to be all tough. he gets out and he has to run like a little kid. >> the guy with the dash cam time to get the heck out of there. >> and time to make fun of him and post it online. >>> this car is blocked by the garbage truck. time for action. >> and -- gets his butt kicked for it. >> see what happens when the garbage guys strike back. >>> and we're going to do a little sidewalk shopping. >> can't think of a place i would want to be left. >> see what the fuss is all ab >>> all this month we've been giving away ipad minis to our loyal viewers and we have anot

family is lucky to have escaped uninjured after a massive tree came crashing down on their home this afternoon. this happened just before 1:30 on alameda diablo. the 300-year-old oak tree caused extensive damage toth home and three vehicles. the tree is thought to have a disease that weakened its root system. workers say it'll take them another day or day and a half to completely remove this tree from the property. >>> uc berkeley basketball coach mike montgomery is apologizing tonight for pushing one of his star players during sunday's game versus usc. cal was losing in the second half. words were exchanged and you see there montgomery shoved junior guard alan crabbe. the two were separate and had crabbe walked toward the locker room. in a statement coach montgomery said he acted in the heat of the moment and said, quote, while my intent was to motivate our student athlete, my behavior was inappropriate, and i apologize for my actions. on campus today we found that some cal fans didn't think it was a big deal. >> people can come across and they can make mistakes and when you recogni

three juveniles were found in a back bedroom and were taken out of home uninjured.ause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> antioch police have arrested a driver suspected in a fatal pedestrian accident. accident happened about 1:40 on delta fair boulevard near somersville road. police say massey of antioch hit a tree and struck a pedestrian, pinning the investment under the car. massey was injured and hospitalized. volt's name has not been released. a suspicious package on the bart tracks forced close why are of two east bay stations more than two hours this afternoon. bart tells us that the suspicious object was spotted on the tracks at the el cerrito -- del norte station. the walnut creek police bomb squad was called to check it out. bart shut down both the del norte location and the richmond stations a precaution. >> item, the suspicious item that is not explosive material. >> bart re-opened those stations at about 2:30 this afternoon. >>> a fatality shooting at the a popular east bay street festival, how organizers are responding tonight in the wake of

two other people escaped the apartment uninjured. >> some sunshine across the area today melted that morning snow and ice. we are in for a little bit of a warm up as we head toward the end of the work week. temperatures are mostly in the 40's around the baltimore metro area and on to the eastern shore. it will be even milder during the day tomorrow. for our region, we will get into a south to southwesterly flow of air and temperatures more could easily hit 50 degrees before blast of arctic air arrives. there may be a little bit of snow to talk about friday night into saturday. >> new at this hour, motion denied. john leopold request for a new trial has been shot down by the state. he was found guilty last month of misconduct in office, using on duty police officers to do campaign work and personal business. the grounds were stated without merit. leopold resigned after the conviction. a large crowd converged on annapolis today to testify for and against repealing the death penalty law. the national president of the naacp urged lawmakers to abolish capital punishment. david collins is

he's standing inches from the car when the car collides and steps back uninjured. >> that man was theest man in oakland today. >> reporter: he ran from his store when it happened and found the driver of the jeep had been killed instantly crushed when it flipped on her. moments later, the man ran into the store saying the suv had just been stolen from his driveway, several blocks away. >> he said he started running into the house to get something, when he comes back the truck was gone. >> reporter: police confirm the jeep was stolen and say the woman driving the red honda hit practically head on wasn't seriously hurt. >> she was knocked out. but she was good. she was taken to the hospital. >> reporter: the father and -- the family of the victim rushed to the store too and watched the surveillance video. a witness who tied the crash tied a balloon at the scene and turned on a candle. the woman in the jeep had no identification on her so it's going to take a while to use fingerprints to find out who she was. >>> a truck driver is recovering from chemical burns tonight following an acid l

. >> his biggest concern is for his employee, she's terrified, but uninjured. >> it happened so quickly's when we realized how close we were for all to die or get hurt very badly. he races downstairs to shut off the circuit breakers. the pickup truck driver and passenger flee and it's not until weeks later that he discovers why the driver lost control of his vehicle. >> apparently these two gentlemen were coal miners working the midnight shift and they had both just fallen asleep and they had a pretty rude awakening. >> it's not an uncommon story. the national highway safety administration estimates that sleeping drivers cause 100,000 crashes a year, along with 1,500 deaths. for wamshi, life still hasn't returned to normal. >> sometimes when i'm still working here and i hear a loud noise, my head jerks up real quickly to see what's happening. >> although nobody is hurt, the costs are sobering. >> it was, you know, about $150,000 worth of damage that was done on that day and it happened about five, seven seconds. >> wamshi petitions the highway and inserted metal posts in front of the st

he's standing inches from the car when the car collides and steps back uninjured. >> that man was the luckiest man in oakland today. >> reporter: he ran from his store when it happened and found the driver of the jeep had been killed instantly crushed when it flipped on her. moments later, the man ran into the store saying the suv had just been stolen from his driveway, several blocks away. >> he said he started running into the house to get something, when he comes back the truck was gone. >> reporter: police confirm the jeep was stolen and say the woman driving the red honda hit practically head on wasn't seriously hurt. >> she was knocked out. but she was good. she was taken to the hospital. >> reporter: the father and -- the family of the victim rushed to the store too and watched the surveillance video. a witness who tied the crash tied a balloon at the scene and turned on a candle. the woman in the jeep had no identification on her so it's going to take a while to use fingerprints to find out who she was. >>> a truck driver is recovering from chemical burns tonight following an

accident and the shape the cars were in after the accident, to see kyle larson walk out of that car uninjured is really quite remarkable. they feel good about it. today, the car they are riding on is a brand-new car they are introducing this year into the sprint cup. it will be the first major race in that. they feel it's a safe car, but it will be a car they are not used to so possibly will see some action again on the track. >> jamie: not that kind of action, though. thank you, rick. see you later. >> eric: a fox news alert with the budget battle that has been raging in washington. we are just five days away from those across-the-board cuts that are supposed to take place. the so-called sequestration. the lawmakers have been laying out the arguments on both side this is morning. but there is no end in sight as this deadline is looming. steve centanni has the details. >> yeah, there could be impacts far and wide if the sequester goes through in just a few days. now the secretary of transportation, ray la hood saying he will make as many cuts as possible in contracts and other areas, but even

the toddler is uninjured. deputy orlando mays brings the boy to safety. the dramatic moment is caught on camera by local tv stations. >> the child was handed to me as i was right out the window. the child never cried. it seemed like i appeared to connect with the child. we made eye contact. i think the child really trusted me and felt safe. >> it's an ordeal the adults involved will never forget. and one the child will hopefully not remember. >>> coming up -- buried in the bunker and forced to go on camera to beg for his life. >> please, we are asking for help. because my life is in danger. >> "when caught on camera: hostage" continues. e by side to find you a great deal, even if it's not with us. [ ding ] oh, that's helpful! well, our company does that, too. actually, we invented that. it's like a sauna in here. helping you save, even if it's not with us -- now, that's progressive! call or click today. no mas pantalones! [ woman ] too weak. wears off. been there. tried that. ladybug body milk? no thanks. [ female announcer ] stop searching and start repa

coordinated effort to secure the release of this young boy treated presently at the hospital is uninjured but is being observed hopefully with his family as well at this time. take it back to jonathan who is live at the scene. we will discuss some of the details of this press conference. >> law enforcement officials confirming what we have been hearing from our law enforcement source earlier in the day around 3:12 local time there was a big break in the case the little boy was rescued, that 5-year-old boy who was held in that bunker in what would have been going into it it's 7th day. and the suspect is dead. authorities saying the negotiations that were continuing since last tuesday afternoon, late tuesday afternoon were beginning to deteriorate. they didn't offer any details as to what the nature of those negotiations were or what exactly was said. but they got the impression that the boy was in eminent danger. a weapon was involved. at that point law enforcement entered the bunker and rescued the child and law enforcement confirming that the suspect, 65-year-old jimmy lee dykes is dead.

health care didn't kill his father because david's father was uninjured. david's father had insurance. he was on medicare. but because of the of responsiveness in the system that lead the american health care system to not be concerned about the patient first and foremost, david's father tragically died and i sure he will talk more about that in the remarks. what is in the kids bookies' he not only talks about the real people in our system who are affected, not just of the uninsured but every american in the health care system and how he sees it in a way that makes us understand how much better our system could be. but he critiques it from a free market point of view and appreciates there are so many things about the health care system that could be better precisely because it isn't in the market principles. one of the great cliches in the policy debate is that health care is different. health care is somehow immune until wall of economics that affects every other aspect of how we live, and what david has done in his book is a great service in that regard

though dazed by the effects of the pepper spray, he is uninjured and the assault earned him two months in punitive segregation and an extended sentence. river bend's emergency response team regularly trains for crises where a cell extraction is called for. our crew was there to cover one session. >> as you can see when you get that many people in as small a cell as it is, it makes havoc about being able to operate in there. >> straighten him out. there you go. pull him out. straighten him down. >> that is the reason why we do more training. the more training you get to do, the better you get and the less injury you have on the inmate or the staff. >> during the course of our shoot at riverbend, the extraction team would assemble once again, but this time, it would be for real. the incident was triggered when officers conducted a routine cell search for weapons in the prison's maximum security unit. >> the inmates are primarily in here because of behavior, assaultive, and if they can get their hands on pieces of metal particularly they will sharpen them to make shanks or knives. >> we s

every person on that ship, even if they were uninjured, they were offered $14,000. so here that was a short period of time, shear terror. my law firm represents dozens of people in the concordia. the lawsuits are pending in italy. but here you had five days of just this disgusting, awful stories, living with sewage, overflowing toilets. >> but michael, there is a huge difference between 32 people dying, the ship falling over on its side, the captain -- that's different. jay, let me come to you and say right now, what carnival is offering a is they're going to reimburse people for the cost of this cruise. they're offering a them another free cruise. they're giving them $500. i mean, do you think that, in fact, michael should be asking for millions for each of these passengers? >> you know, on a scale of 1 to 10, the corsica concordia was definitely 10. 32 people lost their lives. the ship sank. this incident i would say probably a 5 or 6. nobody was hurt. so i think the compensation that carnival offered is more than adequate. maybe could we bump it to $1,000 maybe?

david, the driver who hit him, is uninjured and devastated about his friend. >> he was probably one ofost upset people there. i guess he felt like he might have been the cause of it or whatever. it actually, emotionally, scarred him to the point where he really lost the excitement and didn't want to get back in the race car again and the horrible accident leaves spectators in shock and leads to a lot of second guessing and finger pointing among racing pros. >> easier to say one of the drivers drove over his head or something. we didn't see anything unordinary. it could have been car failure. it could have been something got underneath the tire. we really don't know, it happened so quick and so fast that it's hard to say exactly what happened. >> the cause of the crash was never determined. as for tommy, his stay at the hospital in houston is brief. >> luckily it wasn't as bad as it looked. he had bruises all over him and kind of hard for him to get around for a few days, but no broken bones. amazing to walk away from something like that. matter of fact, i talked to him about two weeks

. >> luckily the driver and passenger are uninjured in the crash, but there's still one more bit of unfinisheds. >> once i confirm there's no injury to either person in the car, my next concern is, do i still have an impaired driver? >> officer white asks the driver to get out of the car for a standard dui test. the results of the test lead to the forgone conclusion, an arrest on suspicion of dui. as for the passenger -- >> i find out that that's actually the driver's wife, and she was shouting at him, certain expletives that i can't explain here at this time, but that certainly she was upset with the fact that, a, he was driving, and b, that he had just crashed their new prius. >> the dash cam video is later used as evidence to help convict the driver of drunk driving. >> just showing the video alone to his defense attorney made the point that he was not going to try to fight the dui. >>> a police officer who's seen it all has one of the strangest encounters of his career when he pulls over a famous crime fighter. >> not too many people that i stop are dressed up in a costume. and especially

the hostage saved, the escape attempt stopped, officer tailor was uninjured and she stopped it all alone a loaded, point-blank weapon. firefighter peter demontro and tailor were two of the officers awarded the medal today, the medal of valor was created to honor the officers who exhibit exceptional courage, in an attempt to save human life, regardless of their own personal safety. in his remarks at the ceremony today, vice president joe biden tried to express the gratitude for the exceptional public servants. >> what is it that pushes a man to move forward and determine that the safety of a kidnapped child is more important than his own physical safety? to engage the kidnapper even after he was wounded, instead of trying to find cover or get treatment for his wounds. what is it? what is it that causes men like deputy william stiteler and cameron justice to answer the call, even when they're at home and off duty? what pushes men like that to run in the hail of bullets, give their lives for their fellow deputies? out of the line of fire. it is hard to define these qualities. what makes you

. >> the pilot is uninjured but shaken up and taken to an area hospital. >> he was very grateful thateeing the plane when we established a formation up on him to escort him in, he really knew he had a lot of support. >> but perhaps the luckiest coincidence for both pilots is a training session that rehearsed this exact life or death ditching scenario less than 24 hours earlier. >> one of the scenarios we were specifically training for was a small airplane running out of gas and falling short of the hawaiian island chain. and the next day we had that actual scenario take place. >> and for a coast guard pilot, it's a proud moment. when all the training and preparation is put to the test. >> it's very rewarding, especially when you see a scenario you have practiced before. that's when it all comes together. >>> coming up, one man's terror -- >> we'll try to put you down to the spot right there to the left of him. >> hope to god it works. >> is another man's thrill. >> whoo! >> when "caught on camera: life or death" continues. more than two years ago, the people of bp made a commitment to