the local media says that she was uninjured. just a few cuts. >> the car, however, not so

those children also uninjured. the family's dog tied up to a pipe downstairs, that dog also uninjured. northeast detective, are now investigating this case. we are live in the pennypack section, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> nicole? >> so terrifying, justin, thank you. it is 4:35, switching gears if you can believe it just one week away from the papal visit in just eight days pope francis will be here in the city of brotherly love. and happening today, the secretary of homeland security will be in town to review security measures for the pope's visit. secretary jay johnson has designated next weekends as national special security event. he'll meet with mayor nutter today to go over operational procedures and continue to see plans to ensure safe and secure environment for the pope's vets. now, part of the ben franklin parkway is now closed for the papal visit. the inner drive-thru the parkway closed from eakin's oval to 20th street to tuesday september 29th. outer drive remains open. it is unclear when

he gets up uninjured and he just walks away. >> he needs to play the lotto. >> that is the luckiest man >> thanks for joining us. >> bye bye. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- anne hathaway, anthony anderson, musical guest, a

the pilot said he was uninjured and described his amateur built aircraft as experimental with retractable wings. >> i tried to get a line to him and he was trying to tell me how to do it. >> reporter: the pilot tried to remain stoic following the brush with death. emotional sentiments from the pilot. he declined to be transported to the hospital. the experimental plane has been towed away for inspection. jennifer mclogan, cbs 2 news. >>> tens of thousands of bus riders dealing with changes. dozens of gates have been rearranged and there could be a lot of confusion. alana gold explains. >> reporter: new gates at the bus terminal. >> reporter: the message has been loud and clear at the bus terminal warning everyone that 40 gates had been relocated. this impacts 30,000 passengers. >> reporter: how confusing was it? >> i was stressed out. i got to be somewhere at 9:00. >> reporter: he had a rough morning trying to catch a bus to work. >> i missed the first one. >> reporter: are you late to work now. >> i don't know i got a couple more minutes. >> reporter: most bus lines will be grouped toget

pilot is uninjured and in good condition. the jet crashed about 3 miles from the lenore naval station in fresno. navy officials are investigating what caused the jet to go down. >>> and the "new york times" is reporting on a striking new survey of college women. more than a quarter say they've experienced some form of unwanted sexual contact while incapacitated. usually by alcohol or drugs. about 150,000 students at 27 schools took part in the survey. the "wall street journal" says apple is speeding up efforts to build an electric car. the tech company has spent more than a year investigating the feasible of entering the auto industry t. teen working on the project has been granted permission to triple its work force. apple hopes to have the cars ready for market by 2019. >>> and the daily mail is sharing social media pictures of the pharmaceutical executives. some are calling the most despised man in the world this morning. martin schkrelli purchased the rights used for an aids patient. he immediately raised the pill more th

27 students and the driver managed to escape through the rear emergency door, all making it out uninjured thanks in part to one young boy on board. >> i grabbed her arms and dragged her to land and then i went back, witnesses calling the bus driver a hero saying the 64-year-old man stayed on the bus until every child got out safely, now they are working to determine the cause of the crash, the driver believes the brakes failed. >>> and still ahead on "action news" at 12:30, a picture of true friendship, see how two four-legged friends are capturing hearts around the country. here is sky 6 hd showing you atlantic city, a pretty picture there. >>> firefighters in northern california are working to extend containment lines before the weather changes this weekend, it's cooler and wetter in recent day and tomorrow could bring cooler temperatures, the fires have destroyed more than 800 homes making them the most destructive in recent years, meteorologist, melissa magee, is here with a closer look at the forecast. right now smooth sail. >> yes, it's really nice, but next week it gets cooler and

the kids on the other side, uninjured. >> protected by those cases, i think. >> completely missed. >> and the kids had moved out of the way, right? right before the car hit, they had actually for some reason moved just enough out of the way to avoid being hit head on. >> dad was quoted as saying they were there not 30 seconds be >>> thanks to guys over at animal unlimited in india, this piglet lives another day. this is in a well. by the time these guys got there, they felt like it was already drowning. so it was of importance they got down there very quickly. they got this guy in a harness, tied him to a rope, and down he goes to rescue the little piglet. >> you see how small this poor little piggy is. but they are able to bring it back up. animals do find a way to get themselves into some very difficult to reach places. like in this incident in australia. this woman here was filling up her car with gas at the gas station. saw a snake go into her car. thought nothing of it. thought maybe it's one of those small little harmless snakes. got back in her car. >> if you live in australia,

the local media says that she was uninjured. just a few cuts. >> the car, however, not so much. >> that's what i call gangster. >>> you've ever had one of those really crummy mornings? you get up, turn on the water, no hot water. you can't take a shower. could have something like this happening in your neighborhood. this is a russian neighborhood. the dude opens up the window rocketing water into the air gushing out some broken pipeline. the weather just started to turn, started to get cold. it's hot water spewing up into the air flooding the streets, damaging cars. all these people around are thinking well there's a monday for you. >> all he has to do a stand a little ways off and let the warm stray on him. i feel bad for the person in that car. it seems to start underneath the car. >> yeah. i think that car's got a bit of flood damage there. surprisingly a routine pressure test is what caused this pipe to burst. here a lot of people on the street catching videos of this. this guy you can see now how high the water is stretchin

. >> reporter: the other officer is uninjured and chases down the suspect. police arrest him without firing a shot. sunday's shooting, the second time in just two days a police officer is shot in vegas. friday, two men arrested, accused of shooting at cops with an ak-47 during an alleged burglary. one officer shot in the leg. that shooting, forcing a change in protocol. las vegas officers must now work in pairs. >> the sheriff mandated that it was two men to a car, two officers to a car. >> reporter: those twin shootings come within weeks of several other disturbing attacks on law enforcement. texas sheriff's deputy darren goforth, murdered execution style while he was filling up his patrol car at this gas station outside houston. and louisiana state trooper steven vincent, shot in the head by a motorist he stopped to help. both of the officers shot in las vegas are recovering tonight and expected to be okay. but those shootings, yet another reminder of the dangers officers face just for wearing the uniform. tom? >> ryan, thank you. >>> moving to kentucky, w

though dazed by the effects of the pepper spray, hill is uninjured. his assault on the officer earned him two months in punitive segregation and an extension of his sentence. [ yelling ] >> riverbend'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 kind of havoc about being able to operate in there. straighten him out. there you go. straighten him out. move him out now. bring him down. that's the reason we do more training. the more training you get to do, the better you get. 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. >> this inmate is here primarily because of behavior. assaultive. if they can get their hands on pieces of

the cameraman was shaken up but uninjured.e else was seriously hurt. >>> on the roads this morning, the flash flooding plaguing much of the west isn't over yet. be on the lookout for dangerous conditions there. also, plan on some heavy rain falling in parts of florida. >>> and if you're flying, airport delays possible in miami and salt lake city. >>> well, three weeks after a shocking attack on a news crew in virginia played out on live tv, we're getting a chilling account from the sole survivor. >> vicki gardner was being interviewed when a gunman opened fire killing reporter alison parker and cameraman adam ward. after a serious gunshot wound and two surgeries, she's now out of the hospital and tells fox news it all happened very fast. >> the only thing i could think of is play dead. and i was waiting for him to shoot me in the head. when he shot me in the back, i said i'm going to be paralyzed. darn. and then i waited, and then i said -- and it goes real quick. they say, oh, your mind -- the world goes in front of you. and

was uninjured. >> at home, golfer jotte jordanh broke record for most prized money earned in a season. he took his 2020 total earnings past $22 million. he is youngest player in 86 years on win 5 tournaments in a single season, including this year's majors u.s. open, and masters, second youngest too win masters behind tiger woods, he is ranked number one in the world, at ripe old age of 22. >> up next, a few thoughts to voter choices for 2016. and nasa announcing a breakthrough discovery red plane on the, but how much of a breakthrough is it? really? we take up that exciting story and much more. stay with us. we're coming right back pxoo >> if you made your choice about who you want to be nominee of youparty, i am delighted for yo. but for many of us, that is not the case. i want to give you a few quick thoughts on political choices that we all face now. about 3 out of 5 of us are dissatisfied with the way things are going in the nation, about same number as those of us who feel betrayed by our political parties, but this hear obama folks tell it we should be thrilled with this ec

was uninjured. >> at home, golfer jotte jordanh broke record for most prized money earned in a season. he took his 2020 total earnings past $22 million. he is youngest player in 86 years on win 5 tournaments in a single season, including this year's majors u.s. open, and masters, second youngest too win masters behind tiger woods, he is ranked number one in the world, at ripe old age of 22. >> up next, a few thoughts to voter choices for 2016. and nasa announcing a breakthrough discovery red plane on the, but how much of a breakthrough is it? really? we take up that exciting story and much more. stay with us. we're coming right some cash back cards love to overcomplicate things. like limiting where you earn bonus cash back. why put up with that? but the quicksilver card from capital one likes to keep it simple. real simple. i'm talking easy like-a- walk-in-the-park, nothing-to-worry-about, man-that-feels-good simple. quicksilver earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. it's a simple question. what's in your wallet? (vo) wit runs on optimism.un on? it's what sp

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and all 27 students and the drearest escaped, making it out uninjured. >> i put her around my neck and dragged her to land. and then i went back. >> witnesses say the bus driver stayed on the bus until every child got out safely. the driver thinks the brakes failed. channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> he's an amazing young man. >>> with the pope headed to the u.s. next week, why he's reaching out to a man in request he had of okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network to the home, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. and access to the fastest internet and in home wi-fi available. with big capacity too, so everyone in the house can be online all at once. only fios has 500 meg download speeds, with equal upload speeds. so you can upload your favorite videos up to 5x faster than cable. and with the fios mobile app, you can view your entertainment at home, or on the go. why fios? ultimately, that's why. right now, get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month, guaranteed for two years. plus

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the woman was uninjured and surely took comfort in the apologetic words of the portable toilet provider who said, quote, it does happen quite a bit to be honest. i have done it a few times. that is sure new information i now have. a lot of people think this was an accident. >> uber, everyone's private driver. >> people were throwing up when they watched that stunt. it seems to affect you as well. i don't love porta potties. but when nature calls, you have to. >> i think they are great. i said, oh great. they have the sanitizer there. you can go in -- here is the thing. obviously women don't like porta potties. >> you get a qud workout when you go in. >> there is nothing to hold on to. >> you are gripping the lock on the door with the handles like this. >> we don't care because we don't have to touch anything. >> they are never satisfied. >> we don't need to do anything. they go in and do their thing. you use it and get out of there and it is fantastic. >> it is a step above our plan like going out into the wild like the animals. i just hope it does president affect the -- it doesn't aff

two trooper vehicles were damaged in the pursuit, but the troopers themselves, uninjured. thank goodness. >>> up next, the deflategate saga may not be over for roger goodell at least. >>> and paul walker's daughter files a wrongful death suit nearly two years after his death. we take it up with lis wiehl and rebecca rose woodland next. lou: joining us now, two of the best attorneys in the business, lis wiehl, and rebecca rose woodland. wrongful death suit in paul walker case, filed by his daughter. it seems a long time ago. it seems like a tough case. is it? >> yes. because comparative ne negligene in california even if the driver was going 90 miles an hour, that contributed, to the accident they will take whatever dollar that jury would say, 90% of accident blamed on the driver then the plaintiff gets $100,000. lou: is there a bit of prejudie on part of juries in this case. >> i think that porsche is the problem here. i will tell you why. i think that we're looking at a passenger in the car. if he was a driver bias meeting against him in the state. you only respect respon

one was later found shot in the head in serious condition and second suspect was caught as well uninjured. >>> newly released video shows a man suspected as posing as a tsa screener. you can see him directing two women for private pat downs last year. a real screener eventually noticed something was wrong and happened inside a private room. the man was drunk and never faced formal charges because neither woman explained about what had happened. >> if you commute on 80, you may have seen new signs going up over the busiest parts of the freeway. they are no ordinary road signs. let's take a live look at 80 from our camera in emeryville. the traffic is not moving in either direction there. abc news reporter is live near one of the signs to explain what's going on. jonathan. >> reporter: if you're coming from the east you'll start seeing new digital signs but the really big ones like the one behind me they are mostly around berkeley. they could stop traffic jams before they happen. they may call it rush hour but it feels more like everyone is stopping to smell the flowers. >> sometimes you ar

two trooper vehicles were damaged in the pursuit, but the troopers themselves, uninjured. thank goodness. >>> up next, the deflategate saga may not be over for roger goodell at least. >>> and paul walker's daughter files a wrongful death suit nearly two years after his death. we take it up with lis wiehl and rebecca rose woodland next. stay with us. looks like some folks have had it with their airline credit card miles. sometimes those seats cost a ridiculous number of miles... or there's a fee to use them. i know. it's so frustrating. they'd be a lot happier with the capital one venture card. and you would, too! why? it's so easy with venture. you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. just book any flight you want then use your miles to cover the cost. now, that's more like it. what's in your wallet? lou: joining us now, two of the best attorneys in the business, lis wiehl, and rebecca rose woodland. wrongful death suit in paul walker case, filed by his daughter. it seems a long time ago. it seems like a tough case. is it? >> yes. because comparative n

he appeared uninjured after waking up he headed back into the wild. >> wow. it's a good deed. it's a frightening one because you want to make sure the bear's sedated. it's a good deed nonetheless, something i would imagine our meteorologist bill evans doing in this situation. >> he works better unsedated actually. here's what's going on n is the type of weathers that's mesmerizing today. here we've had a beautiful summer. we've had rain, it's been like during the week. we are a little short rainfall, but the weekends have been really good, and of course we're ending the unofficial end of summer on a really good note. humid. we have a lot of the sunshine as we look from our camera here, brooklyn to the lower east side. 88 degrees, look at the humidity, 35%. that's why it feels so nice. a west wind is a dry wind. it's a warm wind. the temperature goes up. the humidity remains low. we have bermuda high over us, and that's why we have such a nice day. we have a sunset at 7:19 that's going to be gorgeous. normal high is 78. we're going to crush that today. we're going to get to 90,

scene, but all 27 students and the driver escaping through the rear emergency door making it out uninjured thanks in part to one young boy on board springing into action. >> i grabbed her arms and put her around my neck and then i went back. >> witnesses calling the bus driver a hero saying the 64- year-old man stayed on the bus until every child got out safely. investigators working to determine the exact cause of the crash. the driver says he believes the brakes failed. ken rosato channel 7 eyewitness news. >> incredible. >>> the 14-year-old boy who was arrested after bringing homemade clock to his high school will be transferring to another school. ahmed mohamed was arrested mcarthur high school in irving texas on monday. his father is saying ahmed is picking a new school and the family is looking at options inside and outside of the country. ahmed's father immigrated from sudan. he believes his son was targeted because of his ethnicity and religion. >>> a haircut battle in one school ends with the school learning an important lesson. a 2nd grade boy was sent to the principal's office b

the deer was uninjured and released back into the wild.appen before, where a deer can crash through a window. they're so panicked. >> they are, crazy. >>> our weather's a little bit crazy as well. >> it is. nice change, anyway. meteorologist drew tuma is here. strange to see all the clouds out there. >> i don't know about you guys, but i'm loving this window. clouds, drizzle, a nice change from the thot and dry summer we've been having. show you what's happening out there. the majority of the bay area right now, generally overcast skies. we're going to press in a little bit locally to the south bay and inland east bay. showers south of livermore. we'll press to the north a little bit right around the valley fire. they are seeing some partial clearing right now in terms of cloud cover, but lyanne melendez says there's somewhere she is right now. high for tuesday, east of the rockies, quiet as can be. west of the rockies it's a bit unsettled. four corners tealing with moisture. into california for your tuesday. we'll see this system die to t

one was later found shot in the head in serious condition and second suspect was caught as well uninjured. >>> newly released video shows a man suspected as posing as a tsa screener. you can see him directing two women for private pat downs last year. a real screener eventually noticed something was wrong and happened inside a private room. the man was drunk and never faced formal charges because neither woman explained about what had happened. >> if you commute on 80, you may have seen new signs going up over the busiest parts of the freeway. they are no ordinary road signs. let's take a live look at 80 from our camera in emeryville. the traffic is not moving in either direction there. abc news reporter is live near one of the signs to explain what's going on. jonathan. >> reporter: if you're coming from the east you'll start seeing new digital signs but the really big ones like the one behind me they are mostly around berkeley. they could stop traffic jams before they happen. they may call it rush hour but it feels more like everyone is stopping to smell the flowers. >> sometimes you ar

. >> after 13 seconds in the overturned car, mike escapes uninjured.s rescuers have burns. >> they all singed their arms a little bit, i guess you could say. if them guys would have gotten scared and let the car go, it would have fallen on its side. the fire would have kept getting fuel dumped in to it. i probably would have ended up dying. >> as soon as i got a phone call as to what actually happened, i was there in a heartbeat. when i first showed up at the racetrack, i had people going, oh, my god, thank god you weren't here. that was the most horrible thing we ever saw. i was shaken up at that point. michael was not shaken up at all. >> mike's car also makes a surprisingly speedy recovery. >> the car didn't really sustain any injuries besides cosmetics. the miracle is we got the car back together 25 minutes later. >> there was no ifs, ands or buts about it, he was ready to go. >> less than an hour after his car turned into a fireball, mike is back on the track competing in another race. he comes if fifth. >> i wanted to kick fear in the butt before

he gets up uninjured and he just walks away. >> he needs to play the lotto. >> that is the luckiest man in the world. >> thanks for joining us. >> bye bye. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- anne hathaway, anthony anderson, musical guest, a great big world and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 334, montgomery! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a hot crowd. that's a hot crowd right there, hey. oh! [ cheers and applause ] i feel the love! hey, i feel the love. welcome. welcome, everyone, to "the tonight show." thank you so much for that. wow, you're here. [ cheers and applause ] this is it. looking good. looking great. here's what people are talking about. of course, the big story is that pope francis arrived in washington, d.c. today. i saw that president obama actually picked him up at the airport. [ light laughter ] when asked how the pope will get back to the airport, obama was like, "u

>> about 30 minutes later a firefighter guided her down the ladder, she appeared to be calm and uninjured. not clear how she was trapped in the first place. >>> campaign 2016 and the bay area. democratic presidential front runner hillary clinton is wrapping up her local fundraising trip this morning. kpix 5's cate cauguiran joins us live from san francisco where a breakfast event will be held today. cate? >> reporter: michelle, yes, secret service will be here in just a few hours by here i mean in the pacific heights neighborhood in san francisco. getting ready for the former secretary of state and first lady. she will be starting her morning at a $2,700 a head fundraising breakfast and that will wrap up the third -- wrap up the third bay area visit for the year. yesterday she attended private fundraisers. outside the secret service gave out pins to kids with american flags hoping to get a glimpse of candidate clinton. >> we're into cars a lot. so we're hoping she -- she also will be like -- in like a tesla or something. >> reporter: a new poll suggests clinton would handily defeat donald

as you can see, this morning, the lights are on at this home, that mother and her children were uninjured, however, they are likely recovering from the big trauma overnightment and this big mess they now have inside their home, $800 we know was taken at this time. police say there could very well be much more that is gone from this home. their dog downstairs was tide it up a pipe we're told by the throw menace they made their escape through upstairs door and also too police looking for three men wearing dark clothing, and their faces were covered. live in the pennypack section, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> juice absolutely horrifying, justin, thank you. also new this morning, residents forced out of their homes when fire breaks out in the juniata section of the city, thousand block of ormond street. that fire was placed under control about a half hour later. now, there is no word on how many houses were affected or the number of residents displacedment but we can tell you no one was injured. >> philadelphia police are being log at surveillance video after shooting puts two m

incredibly, the bayport pilot walks away uninjured. cbs 2's jennifer mclogan spoke with the lucky pilot and also the good samaritan who rescued him. >> reporter: the skilled but lucky pilot managed to avoid a playground, dock and houses not far from the ferry to fire island when he came down in the great south bay. cell phone video captured this his own seaplane. >> you got it on? >> you're not giving me much slack! >> reporter: standing on a pontoon ripped from its fuselage, pilot joseph cannizzaro was dazed and stunned as his experimental aircraft partially submerged bobbed on the surface of the great south bay wing tips split apart on impact. cannizzaro tried to remain death. i'm alive. >> reporter: his bayport neighbor good samaritan peter williams had a bird's-eye view from his home on the bay and rushed in to rescue him. >> nose down, straight nose down so i didn't know whether he was dead or what was going on. so i ramp out and jumped in the boat. >> reporter: williams was unnerved. he had never seen a seaplane take off from thi

fortunately the tiny boy uninjured and today doing fine.ters it took cherish two hours to return the scene. "who leaves their baby that long.i mean, two hours?" social media then ripping cherish, calling her a drug addict and terrible mother. but cherish and gilbert police say the truth is cherish, in a state of panic, returned looking for her baby within forty mistake. "pulling into the garage my 3- year-old goes mom where's baby huxton? his car seat's right behind me and it's still a long time it's still 40 minutes but it was not two hours and i never took my other kids out of the car so it wasn't like i knew i left him." "i married the best in terms of the mother and wife that cherish is to me and our children." and today cherish's 31-year-old husband nathan coming to his wife's defense. "a mistake was made and we've learned, but the reality is we're not perfect.we're not perfect. but we love our family and we love our children." after initially indicating no charges would be filed against cherish, gilbert police have now forwarded a mis

almost all uninjured. robin. >> thank you, matt. >>> thousands of firefighters are battling the fires. vacations have been canceled. clayton sandell is on the ground in kelseyville. inside the inferno. >> reporter: good morning, robin. nearly 1500 firefighters on the front lines this morning. they're working around the clock. all vacations and timoff cancelled. they are trying to save the homes that are still standing. firefighters are putting in grueling shifts. technically lasting 24 hours. >> it's not safe. >> reporter: when we met captain wes day and his crew overnight, they had been going nonstop for 30-plus hours. how many houses? >> two right here. >> reporter: they used fire to burn a protective barrier around the homes, saving them. as the fire turned an entire town into hell on earth, overwhelmed firefighters did what they could. >> every engine has got multiple structures to try to protect and you just can't save everything. >> reporter: former firefighter todd sudmeier puts this on periscope. >

automatic gun walked up to their car and opened fire, one officer hit in the hand, the other officer uninjuredble to chase down the suspect and make the arrest. >> it is a rough time for our officers, as you know, we've already changed some deployment strategies, have two officer units out there today because of the narrative on violence against police across the country and what we've also seen here. >> the officer that was hit is in good condition. he was the second officer, by the way, shot in las vegas over the weekend. >>> coming up, the dentist who killed cecil the lion is speaking out. why he says everything about the hunt that led to the death of cecil was done properly. that's next. >>> any minute now, hillary clinton expected to speak in illinois, this as new polls show bernie sanders outpacing her in a battleground state. and clinton is inside this vehicle pulling up as we speak. stay with us. in. for supple, hydrated skin. hydro boost. from neutrogena rubut then i got ap domain and built my website all at godaddy. now i look so professional, i just got my first customer who isn't r

27 students and the driver managed to escape through the rear emergency door, all making it out uninjured thanks in part to one young boy on board. springing into action. >> i gabbed a kindergartner's arms and i put her around my neck and i dragged her to land and then i went back. >> reporter: witnesses also calling the bus driver a hero saying the 64-year-old man stayed on the bus until every child got out safely. investigators now working to determine the exact cause of the crash. the driver says he believes the brakes failed. for "good morning america," linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> whoo. >> quick thinking. >> yeah. >>> much more ahead this friday morning, we have an abc news exclusive for you. those two high school football players caught on tape tackling a referee. now they're breaking their silence and telling their story only on "gma." >>> a stunning attempt to steal an airport jet, a man crashes a car through a gate. you see it right there accused of trying to break in. we'll have the latest on that this morning. >>> he is the guy who some say won the republican debate. di