their nickname is the wobblies. the wobblies. the wobblies were, for that time, probably the most radical labor organization. the american federation is pretty popular, but they take a much more conciliatory approach to labor relations, and this is one of the reasons we get groups like the iww, the industrial workers of the world. who get this awesome nickname of the wobblies. the wobblies then did advocate aggressive confrontation with mine owners in the west for example. they did encourage even violence to a certain extent. ok? certainly they were seen as the most radical labor organization of the time. to a lot of middle-class types and business owners and mention of the iww, the wobblies, sent chills and shivers down their backs. great concern in consternation sent chills and shivers down their backs. grave concern and consternation of the wobblies. in this context, this article that links cubism with the kind of labor confrontation advocated by the wobblies, it is really telling. it really gets at those anxieties that modern

that little wobble in that ridge will determine whether we get rain or sunshine. tonight a couple of showers out there. tonight, tomorrow. a few more sprinkles on friday, but in between which would be wednesday and thursday the middle of the week will be sunny and mild. as organized widespread big time rainfall that we dearly need. not seeing it for the next several days. humid tomorrow cloudy. san jose 72. still five degrees warmer than average. fremont your high 7. redwood city 71. looking at low 70s for san ramon an pleasant hill. pittsburgh 72. you'll get a few showers in marin tonight and tomorrow. upper 60ed mill valley and san ralph element santa rosa 71. few showers for clover dale high of 72. sunnier and milder on wednesday and thursday before we cloud back up on friday with a couple of sprinkles. right now next weekend looks like it will be continued mild and continued dry with highs in the low 70s. sign up for our weather watchers program we will use your weather pictures and weather information on television head to our web site kpix.com/weather watche

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. >>> also coming up they call this thing the wobble wag giggle ball. >> wait, what. >> wobble wag giggleesistible. apparently that dog didn't, nor does this dog. so we'll tell you what happened when our mom testers brought that as seen on tv product home to test it in the crucible of the american home but that's coming up in just a minute. >>> we're going to start here though, with amanda knox stepping forward to react to the verdict she's been waiting for for a long time. the top criminal court in italy overturning her murder conviction. >> it has been eight years of ups and downs for knox who's now been convicted and acquitted of murdering her roommate twice for this. for the very latest on the case here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> reporter: overnight amanda knox emotional at home with her family and thankful to be free. >> i'm incredibly grateful for what has happened for the justice i've received, for the support that i've had from everyone. i'm so grateful to have my life back. whoo! >> reporter: her family celebrating after the verdict never imagining it would go their way so dramat

that sometimes cable news really does go a bit wobbly. we lose our way a little bit. we fail on what we are supposed to do. which in the broadest possible terms is that we're supposed to provide useful and accurate information about the news to the american people. right? it's not a complicated mission. but sometimes things do go wobbly in our business. and right now, the wobbliest bit is this guy. the undisputed king of cable news. who nevertheless is having a hard time getting ahead of multiple instances over multiple years where he has described news stories and his role in news stories in ways that are not, how do you say, true. not true. started with reporting from david corn, documented how bill o'reilly at the fox news channel has described himself repeatedly as having been a reporter in the falklands war, having reported from a war zone, having reported from a combat situation in that war, when in fact he was more than 1,000 miles away from the actual fighting in the falklands war. in true fact, the hairiest thing bill o'reilly ever covered during the falkland

and almost immediately he went into the high-speed wobble. >> mark's seen that wobble before and he knowss coming. as the camera roll, ron's bike hits the loose dirt on the track. instantly ron flies through the air as the bike smashes to pieces in a cloud of dust. >> rider down! everybody move. >> he crashed at probably 200 miles an hour. there was quite a debris field. there was debris flying everywhere. there was dust, motorcycle parts. it was difficult to see where he was. there was nothing moving out there. >> emts rush to ron's side. eventually word comes back to the anxious spectators. incredibly, ron has survived once again. >> i hit the ground just like a meteorite tumbling, tumbling. i felt like i was in a washing machine. all of a sudden everything was quiet. all i saw was a big blue sky and a big bright sun, laying on the ground on my back side looking up through my helmet going, hmm, maybe i'm in heaven now, maybe this all ended. >> lying on the ground he tests his limbs to see if they're still attached. >> got to my right leg it moved, but when i lifted up the leg, the leg l

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it is interesting to see stocks wobble the way japan stocks wobble assumes you get the yen going higher. well situation where the fed and all the speeches yesterday, more today, stanley fischer, a number of them saying the same thing. basically boils down to when conditions are right which would not be soon, later. we are now into the lower or longer economy. that has all types of implications not just for stocks but for the bond market. some a bond markets despite sitting here saying, my god, the top of an enormous a bubble. some markets are looking investable again. jonathan: that's what i was going to ask you. a country like china, a property bubble and some people say is bursting in authorities want to keep the rates low globally. buy bonds? bill blain: china is a case on its own. there will be problems that will be addressed in a different way. for investors trying to hemorrhage real money. what we will see i suspect, more stimulus out of china. jonathan: more stimulus. let's keep on the low inflation story. anticipating to slow even more. while more after the break. the data dropp

with the economy wobbling many hope that a tough general can cover the corruption still holding nigeria back. mostly, this victory was about an african democracy maturing. a defining moment for nigeria. because for the first time in its history power is being transferred peacefully from one party to its rival. the celebrations continued last night. but a decision link this is likely to have aftershocks. laura: i spoke with andrew asking him if it would be a peaceful handover. andrew: the fact that goodluck jonathan conceded so quickly that phone call will help push any tensions to the background, at least for now. it almost certainly prevented bloodshed. 800 deaths followed the last election with people frustrated with the result. this was pretty much a clean bill of health, despite concerns that of america and britain voiced about the possibility of rigging. that has not materialized. the result stands. hopefully, there will be a fairly peaceful transition. laura: what is muhammadu buhari's vision for nigeria? laura: he's a strong man. he is promising security is a priority. he is prom

around the corner he gets his wobble on goes tumbling up the hill people come running down let's go help let's go help. oh bye yari good luck. >> the snow bank helped him. like a pinball. bounced off the snowbank and back on to the road. >> those people are going, what just happened? did we see what we thought we saw? >> the most exciting thing in a rally ever especially if you're waiting for a car to go by. ♪ >> a common tradition in japan in the spring is the youth movement to the big city. all of the kids from rural areas in the spring time frequently move to tokyo to either go to college or to chase their dreams in the big city. it's a time of happiness, also a time of sadness and trepidation and excitement. this film documents three kids making that big move leaving their families leaving their friends, how does it feel when you first get into that big city? imagine, if this happened wouldn't you feel a little bit inspired? instead of a call from home you get a personalized message. [ speaking foreign language ] >> shock and surprise come over their face. this is really cool technol

you know it's a little bit wobbly. like that. >> reporter: bishop o'connell delivered the mass ushering in the holy week for christians and catholics. walking again. standing steadfast in his faith. >> back into the swing. i'm happy to be. god is good. >> bishop o'connell now plans to return to his full duties at the diocese and he's looking forward to the pope's visit to philadelphia this september for the world meeting of families stay with us everyone. still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight it was supposed to be the first ride of the season on one of the most iconic roller coasters in the country. instead riders found themselves stuck. how they finally made it to safety. plus caught on camera fire crews rush to the aid of a dog stuck in a new jersey creek. justin. >> certainly was a chilly weekend across the delaware valley but temperatures warm up for the work week. along with some rain chances in the forecast much those details coming up. >> straight ahead in sports phillies name their opening day farther agains

exporters and that's why these major indices took a bit of a wobble. they had a very long run. 3.5% off the peak which they hit on the 2nd of march. apple yesterday, about the watch and ramifications. is it a trillion dollar company. this is an interesting story. apparentlily according to top secret documents, the cia researchers have been conducting a multiyear sustained effort to break the security of apple iphone and ipads as well. every year they have some sort of jamboree in what they can do to break into the security. the cia has declined the story. back to you. >> we're following some breaking news. unfortunate breaking news out of my home town this morning. the search-and-rescue mission is under way after an army helicopter crashed during a training exercise last night at eggland air force base. this happened on between pensacola even destin florida. officials say marines are part of the special ops group. they are part of a national guard base. we'll keep you updated. but those flights go a lot of times at night they have a special ops field a

this video shows the aircraft wobbling in the air moments before the emergency landing. a spine surgeon saw the plane drop about 100 feet. >> it clipped a tree, um, um, the top of a one of the trees between the 7th and 8th, spun and belly flopped into the tee of the 8th green. >> engine, he is landing on the course. >> reporter: this video shows the confusion after impact as volunteers went to help. carlos gomez lives about 50 yards from the crash. he took pictures as volunteers pulled ford out of the wreckage. >> i saw him moving his legs and his arms and like, whoa, he's alive. >> reporter: the doctor said he didn't know who the pilot was at first because the patient was slumped over the controls. >> once we extracted him put him on the ground and were kind of stabilizing him, assessing him, i think that's when, um, we, um, got to realize that it was harrison ford. >> reporter: the doctor says it took three or four people working together to pull him out. >> we thought it would ignite so we motioned to have some volunteers kick dirt on the fuel. >> reporter: and the na

with a little political wobble from the "new york times" revelations about her use of a private e-mail account when she was secretary of state with the media collectively losing its mind about that story. with the clinton camp having perceived a little slowly raggedly to those allegations and to the unrelenting media interest. it

you know, a little bit wobbly.i just wanted to make sure that i didn't fall or do anything like that. >> bishop o'connell delivered the mass, ushering in the holy week for christians and catholics. walking again. standing stead fast in his fate. >> and back into the swing. happy to be, god is good. >> natasha brown cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> now, bishop o'connell says he plans to return to his full duties at the diocese. he tells us he is looking forward to the pope's visit to philadelphia this september for the world meeting of families. what an inspirational man. >> no doubt. >> 5:49. we have some new information for this morning, on harrison ford's recovery from a plane crash. >> we have the words on how he's doing but first here is a look at what's coming up tonight during evening prime time viewing right here on cbs-3. i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >> larson ford is out of the hospita

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-- the wobblies. that's not what the internet is all about. so i would like you to come as a historic address with this moment is and place it on the stage of history. >> thank you, ms. eshoo. i'm michael get me started on history. >> we don't have very much time. i've got one minute 40 seconds left. >> i think we're living through before the great network revolution in history. and if you look at those what you'll find is that every single time it was the end of western solution as we know it people didn't want to embrace the change will say this is awful. i have hanging in my office a poster for making 39 that was put out by people who are against the interconnection of roads, and it was all patterned around women and children are going to be hurt by this. it was paid for by all the people whose businesses would be affected because the railroad would interconnect. yet that interconnection drove a 19 and 20th century. we always hear these imaginary horribles about the awful things that are going to r

presently a little unsteadiness manifested itself, which quickly became a decided wobble, and then in a moment, as though it has asked loaded, the whole organization went to pieces. it did not take long for me to be thoroughly infected. i got over the ground unimpeded by the reflection i have not the least of which i was going, so we plunged along, huffing and puffing and blowing, enveloped in the hideous noise of battle, helter-skelter, each for himself and double take the high road. that property i just described at the crossroads takes to the civil war trust, we recently acquired 12 acres per feet which will be added, along with a conservation easement. along with 100 and 18 acres. we have added that land. the duty and putting trial because one of the supporting truth is that george pickett decided. obviously george can do no wrong. to interpret the fact that he took off with the, oh well. the growth of doing interpretation. keeping everybody happy. you have the fights there, and finally, as i mentioned, two miles down creek and in and going into the battle of the river and the cos

an extra nordic ordinary to west doors was caught in a bath of bathroom right wobbling in an interview for hbo. airily he forgot he had as microphone turned on. and once when presented with a in incriminating evidence he whispered to himself in the bathroom this their kids you're caught. >> reporter: i spoke with the awesome some some burma's been sometime here in the 1970's she was a writer for the san francisco examiner and for popular local tv show called evening magazine i spoke with the former host of that show or a member susan well. >>: she was always shoot out we always suspected it was more to susan berman them she was letting on. what asset to our wish to do a story on these connections that have. and she said no one can do that. and with a one and maybe you should write a book but maybe you could tell all. but she said she couldn't tell all the life what might be in danger. >> reporter: berman less san francisco for l.a. and wrote the book easy street. the true story of a mob family years later jenner heard the stunning news that are former writer had been killed. and that s

will we do we take cheeks wobble the dog's mouth something that looks like a long q-tip and slobby insideut 10 seconds. speaking of the year he says a dozen dogs have been swapped. some people come in not knowing where it wants and then the deal of research on their own about the breed. in find out what some of of three tendencies are. they know his makeup they can research those stories and finally more about his background. >> reporter: dna testing $19 already been read homes and to which he says many dogs is a squall mixes. up of the families that have no kids and is in the double. how is the best match and a notice and do and small dogs don't brieux's like the same thing. >> reporter: in a testing help clear up confusion among people know the other breeds assizes walk and about what to expect. >> reporter: go funding great homes and lots of matches once people adopting coming to the dog and take them home the return right now 6% which is off the charts and a good way was the dogs we adopt fun loving homes and stay there want you to going. >>mark: thank you for joining us. if >>darya:

it's no wonder that the stocks are wobbling. >> you are an advocate? >> i'm an advocate of a stable dollar. you don't want it too fast or slow come you do not want inflation or deflation but the fed doesn't know how to do that. >> what can be done if the rest of the world is playing catch up? there's nothing we can really do about this. >> know, but what we can do is what we did in the 1980s and that set a good example which this administration is not what to do with this table dollar cutting taxes, cleaning up the health care mass that they have created. but in the meantime we do win by default. >> i want to remind you, send me a tweet, 30 minutes before the show, fair tax, flat tax, progressive tax. we want to know where you stand because we are going to talk about this later in the show. >> i agree with steve. i think that people are getting more nervous about earnings and companies are talking down expectations as we and the first quarter and i think people don't want to be on the wrong side of the weak earnings sentiment. despite the fact that the

they are considering a proposal that would stop play to take a wobbly player off the field, it would to medical advisers to appear if the player is disoriented. the player would have to get off the field and undergo a series of exams. a lot of folks are trying to get ready for their day. a little grown out there on your radar? >> just a little bit. it looks like the source are lifting back to the north. we have a front north of the bay area. can you see isolated activity as far south as san francisco as we head throughout your tuesday. temperatures are mild at 66 to check off the day in san francisco him 38 years in san marteen and 52 in livermore, the story of the day, overcast solutions to start will make way for gradual clearing. we are missing our sunshine out there. more vitamin b throughout the day. as you break, breathe in that beautiful air quality. courtesy of the showers that came through yesterday. we will climb into the upper 60s to low 70s to finish off the day, 70 degrees the high for the east coast today. 71 in the trivalley, 67 degrees, meanwhile, in san francisco. lo

it's wobbly but the wreckage is an awful state. eight french nationals and two helicopter pilots were killed. they are launching an investigation. let me remind you of the three. this is camille muffat. she retired from swimming last year. she won gold, silver and bronze at the london olympics in 2012. the long distance woman highly regarded in france and the olympic bronze medal boxer, alexis. the president issued a statement saying the news brings us immense sadness. a fellow contestant on the show tweeted i'm sad for my friends. i can't find the words. i don't want to speak. also the british double gold medalist rebecca tweeted saying camille will be dearly missed. i spoke to lucy williams in paris. she said the news has shaken the whole country. >> reporter: a sense of shock this morning. all the newspapers and broadcasts getting reaction from all parts of french society. you mentioned sports stars that have come forward to express their shock. there's a similar reaction from all levels of government here, politicians coming ou

wednesday the ridge wobbles back toward us. we'll be milder on wednesday and thursday with highs even warmer than what you're going to have tomorrow. this is a preview of what you can expect tuesday afternoon. kind of that sticky feel like you had today. san francisco 67 degrees. we are sunnier on wednesday and thursday. another tiny little chance of showers on friday before we dry out for the weekend. now we can get frustrated. some days you just look outside and say there's no chance of rain. sunday you say looks like it's going to rain but it doesn't. that will be kind of like tomorrow. we'll get a few showers. >>> still ahead the lists are empty and they will stay that way. the northern california ski resort already shutting its doors for the season. >> it's that time of year again. earning the bragging rights and much, much more. how these young spellers are raising money for their schools. ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little

all you have to ask john mccain about the letter and he gets wobbly on it right away. he also said this -- >> beth, the guy every once in a while is honest about these things. >> he's supposed to be the lion of foreign policy for republicans up there. >> except when there's a snowstorm coming. >> what really struck me about this is when john mccain is dialing back, even rand paul a little bit dialing back, and he's running for president in to 16. you have other people who are doubling down saying they would have supported the letter if they were in the senate, including rick perry and bobby jindal. so it's not like the republicans who hope to lead the free world are running away from this as john mccain appears to be, they are running towards it. >> steve, one of the striking things is the reaction of the iranian leaders. they could use this to kind of publicly play tougher with the president and with the other negotiators in this, the other countries negotiating. instead, they're dismissing the republican position, and the ayatollah himself is actually hanging in ther

though many streamers are broadcasting so much nauseating wobble cam, it makes youtube look positivelyoduction. the fledgling service is already experiencing growing pains, fixing security problems and it faces challenges from twitter itself, which has just bought a rival service called per scope and it's now stopped mere kat from automatically notifying followers of their live broadcast. and the official south by app itself is using a stir. it uses blue tooth eye beacons, strategically placed. >> this is the largest beacon deployment ever done at an event. there are over a thousand beacons. when you come in range of one of these beacons, the device hears that beacon identification and knows that you've entered a very specific zone. this works independently of gps, so indoor ifs you walk into a specific room we know you are there. we look at your interests, your expertise, and compare them against that attendee database to automatically make recommendations on people that you might want to meet. >> most people here though seemed happy to leave things to chance encounters of all varieti

with a little political wobble that derived this week from the "new york times" revelations about her personal e-mail account as secretary of state with the media losing their mind about that story. what the clinton camp perceived today have responded slowly and rag ragidly. with all of that going on this week, the democrats started to forget. maybe it should be amy klobauchar. how about elizabeth warren? how about mike bloomberg? there is jim webb, martin o'malley. so the conversation this week was not about those guys it was like somebody call michael ben net. how about mark warner, mike bebe he a democrat right? jean shaheen. none of those people are running for president, and there is no sign that any of them will run for president, but as the beltway press lost their minds on the clinton e-mail this week this was the democratic freakout fallout from that media frenzy. it was novel and interesting. we have not seen that kind of freakout from the left. but when that public freakout finally happened this week, it was not the most coherent discussion. it was noise, interesting noise.

that sometimes cable news really does go a bit wobbly. we lose our way a little bit. on what we are supposed to do. which in the broadest possible terms is that we're supposed to provide useful and accurate information about the news to the american people. right? it's not a c

i would say odds are any deal that looks to be coming forward willing wobbly. >> all right. thank you for your insight. we sure appreciate it. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," an investigation uncovers widespread discrimination in ferguson missouri. what it means for a community already divided by racial tension next. nobody told us to expect it... intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes it's not likely to go away on its own. so let's do something about it. premarin vaginal cream can help it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use it if you've had unusual bleeding breast or uterine cancer blood clots, liver problems, stroke or heart attack, are allergic to any of its ingredients or think you're pregnant. side effects may include headache pelvic pain, breast pain vaginal bleeding and vaginitis. estrogens may increase your chances of getting cancer of the uterus, strokes, b

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cell phone video shows the plane wobbling in the air just before it crash-landed.itness says that the wings clipped a tree then slammed on the golf course in venice. other video captures the confusion after the impact. this is volunteers and doctor running to help. >> we removed him and put him on the ground and realized it was harrison ford. >> the doctor said it to be several people to pull him out of the plane. and they were concerned that the it was going to explode so they had people kick dirt on the fuel that was leaking. actor has a few broken bones and gashes. he is going to be okay but he is still being treated at ronald reagan ucla medical center. >> there were some reports he hit his head and didn't know where he was. >> yeah. might have knocked him out. what a lucky guy. >> he is. he is. not his first time. >> yeah. i know. second time, right? a chopper the first time. allen, thank you. >>> well, cyber thieves are exploiting apple pay using stolen credit card data. they have had hacked into apple as much as. most of the system. people use apple pay to b

with a little political wobble from the "new york times" revelations about her use of a private e-mail account when she was secretary of state with the media collectively losing its mind about that story. with the clinton camp having perceived a little slowly raggedly to those allegations and to the unrelenting media interest. it generated democrats started to freak out. maybe it should be duvall patrick. maybe it should be ron widen. let's try again. elizabeth warren to run, even though she obviously doesn't want to. how about mike bloomburg, even though he is not even a democrat. it was like somebody call michael bennett. mark warner. mike beebe. that's the guy. he's a democrat, right? jeanne shaheen will save us. none of those people are running for president. there's no sign that any of them will run for president. as the beltway lost their minds this week, this was the democratic fallout from that media frenzy. it was novel and interesting. we haven't seen that freakout on the left about hillary clinton's prospects and there being no plan b if she doesn't work out. but when it fin

. >> i can imagine how invasive that wobbly would feel. >> reporter: the incident was reported to policethey found the video on the internet and traced it back to moses. they served a search warrant at this narberth home where he lives with his six-year-old daughter and girl friend. >> based on this guy's user name, we were able to find 86 videos which is probably the tip of the iceberg. >> i have pictures and everything and he's right across the street, like, i don't know what this guy is doing. >> reporter: police found videos of unsuspecting teenaged girls and their mothers in dressing rooms at forever 21 and other stores at king of prussia mall. >> you think you're private and especially in a store changing room it makes you worry. >> he was absolutely feeding into his own sickness but those of his followers. >> investigators uncovered more videos labeled the swimmers series from a swim meet at villanova university two years ago. >> mr. moses has been doing this for at least 13 years that we know about. >> just really makes you worry and really put your guard up more so. >> reporter:

i don't think the numbers on the 16 million are wobbly. that's state and federal data that is nonpartisan data. gallop is asking people whether they're insured or not when they pick up the phone. but i want to get to one other thing that's not as positive certainly for the white house, new developments regarding the president's security itself. secret service director joseph clancy saying some of those surveillance tapes of the agents who drove on the grounds after a night of drinking those tapes may have been erased. gene robinson, this is not okay. this is supposed to be the new secret service. seems like the old secret service. >> this is not okay at all. i think president obama really has to take a look at the decision he made. we have all those problems a few months ago with the secret service. he put joseph clancy a veteran whom he trusted and knew in charge of the secret service and now we have this new problem. if in fact surveillance tapes were erased if evidence was not only not preserved but in fact intentionally destroyed, you

owners are considering a proposal that would stop play to take a wobbly player off the field.uld be up to the medical advisers to decide if a player appears to be disoriented. the player would have to get off the field and undergo an examine on the sidelines. during yesterday's meeting, owners decided to ditch the blackouts for the 2015 season. that means a game can air on local tv even if there are still tickets available. this is obybsly good news for raiders fans who have dealt with blackouts in the past. >> a basketball team headed to the sweet 16. the cardinal beat oklahoma. now they'll play notre dame on friday. >>> well meanwhile, viral sensation from the men's basketball tournament now gets to tell his story. >> a lot of people have seen this image of the piccalo player for the villanova band. roxanne, who cried when her team fell to nc state, but she managed to play her piccalo last night. and that's why she was invited to play at the tonight show. >> i'm looking up at the jumbo tron so i saw myself on it and all i could think about was my dad was at the game and i wa

. >> he was slurring and then he was just wobbling.nd his eyes were just drooping and they were red. and it was just horrendous. just a mess. >> the friends move back to wait for police to arrive. when suddenly -- >> dude, please tell me he's not driving away. >> the man fires up his engine and drives off. they are determined to follow. >> looking back, we probably should have taken his keys, but we just -- we figured that the police would be there any minute. >> back on the road again, the two young men can't believe what they're witnessing. >> oh my god, dude. he's going to crash. what is he doing? that's way too close. >> we were kind of just going back and forth like this is ridiculous. how is this guy not caught already? >> after more frightening moments -- >> oh my god. he almost hit that [ muted ] silver car. >> and nearly an hour of following the driver, the two friends get what they've been waiting for. >> we see a cop opt other side of the road. i just give him a wave like a little just like oh, right there. >> there's a cop.