And they danced the whole night away.
But then it was time to leave and head off to who knows where. After all, it was only
a little after ten and he had invested $7,000 in the evening.
But when this swinging couple came down the gangplank, they didn't know his wife was
waiting, cooling her heels back on the dock.
And as he came off, we were waiting out of the camera and his wife and she walked right
over to him, confronting him as he came into his car and it was a big surprise to him.
And she just handed him the wasp papers not to come home. He was a cool character. He
was one of the young. You see the look on his face, the eyes and he just ran into gear
and automatically just went right in. Oh, hi, what are you doing here? Like, not even
his wife. He didn't want to give the appearance of his girlfriend that this was his wife.
Just somebody that he knew.
But the jig was up.
It was good. The guy was cool. But you could see that look on his face when she handed
him the papers that it was over with, his act was up. The girlfriend was standing there
smiling, not knowing what's going on at all until the way feels over. Well, if you know
you're one of them, you're one. He's yours.
For the two gum shoes, it was just another case. But they had to crack a smile because
for this police detective husband, this night would cost a lot more than the $7,000. He
can expect to be paying as long as there's a thing called alimony.
As for the betrayed wife, she didn't get really mad until she got a look at that tape. And
then she saw her husband slow dancing because in their 12 years of marriage, her about to
be ex husband would never dance with her.
Whenever they go to parties and stuff, he'd be a wallflower to sit there and she had to
beg him to get up to dance with her. And here he never sat down.
Well these things can happen when you dance with danger. And we'll be back with more hard
copy caught on tape after this.
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Angel Ormstein was a beautiful 17 year old who gave the world much more than she took from it.
But she gave too much love to a teenage boy who had something to hide.
Friends say whenever Mark wanted Angel, she would come.
When he said, meet me by the lake, Angel would be there.
When he said, come to my house but don't tell anyone, she would obey.
But tonight, Angel's life ended suddenly in the ultimate act of teenage cruelty.
This ain't no Romeo and Juliet.
Remember that. This is a one sided deal.
She was a lover. She loved him.
Okay. And he was a user.
Too Young to Love.
Just one of the stories on Hard Copy next week.
But that is all we have time for tonight.
I hope you've enjoyed the show. Until next Wednesday, goodnight Australia.
Good evening. The city of Mackay is in mourning tonight following the tragic death of a local family.
A couple and their two children died when their car plunged off a bridge.
Their bodies only discovered when the tide receded.
In Melbourne, the inquest into the death of infamous Safety Council boss John Friedrich is underway.
Today, allegations of espionage and CIA involvement.
And in Sydney, the tale of a cockatoo whose fighting spirit saved him from a feral cat.
Cold tonight and tomorrow are top of 22.
Tomorrow night on Hinch, the family being eaten out of house and home.
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4th, 911, what's your emergency?
Someone is trying to break into my house.
Okay, are they at the front or the back?
They turned off my footstep and turned off my deck light.
Do you have any weapons, ma'am?
No, ma'am.
Okay, stay on the phone with me if you can, okay?
If you need to go for safety reasons, that's fine.
But if you can, stay on the phone.
Okay, do you hear them coming in the door or anything?
No, when I was looking out the deck,
we're not seeing them when he turned on the screw mount back
for tonight.
You saw him unscrewing it?
Yes, and he had a blue,
a blue panther on the top of his face.
Oh, he won't let go!
He won't let go!
Come on!
Ma'am?
Don't go!
Come here!
Ma'am?
Don't go!
Just got a call that LID's heard a prowler in her yard
and now he's trying to kick in her back door.
Don't have any other details at this time.
It's about seven blocks off.
...
Start and bed start, close the channels.
Roll over!
I'm gonna land, man.
I'm finishing everything.
I'll tell you, put your hands behind your head.
Put your hands behind your head.
Stay right there!
Hold it! Stay back, please.
Give me your arm.
Put your hand back here now, bud.
Stay right there!
Okay, ma'am, fine.
Got a gun on you or anything?
No.
He got a big old black gun that was in my house!
Give me time, get a man.
Come on, lay there.
He got a big old black gun that was in my house!
Come on down.
10-3-16, I'm sorry.
Come on, man, damn!
Hurry up with the ambulance!
Something, give me something, man.
Every 17th, I'm out with him.
We've got him trusty.
We need a message.
Man?
Oh, I lay here.
Oh, God.
Okay, who shot who?
Is there anybody else in there?
Where's the weapon?
Just now, I was in the house.
Okay.
Now, there was a man in there, man.
A man shot me with a gun.
Okay.
Grub games is something I take not.
Let me go back.
Okay.
Is he with the iron man or with the...
Apparently, it looks like that someone broke into this lady's house and someone inside must
have shot this guy.
We're unclear right now at the time, but the guy laying on the ground has been shot.
Hi.
Hi.
This is the house, huh?
Yeah.
Where's the gun at?
You know?
No.
Who else is in the house?
Shonda.
The people that live here?
Uh-huh.
Shonda.
Okay.
Police!
Yeah?
There's someone in my room.
He's bleeding very badly.
Who shot him?
I don't know.
I was hiding.
They just thought she was the only one in the house.
Edward, 317.
Go ahead.
If you would, we're gonna need probably another ambulance.
We've got another subject here in the house that's been shot.
You want to go outside.
Go on outside.
Lay down.
Just stay out here.
Edward, 317.
We can clear.
Edward, 317.
Clear.
Edward, 317.
Clear.
Edward, 317.
Clear.
Edward, 317.
Clear.
Edward, 317.
Clear.
Edward, 317.
Clear.
Edward, 317.
Clear.
Edward, 317.
Clear.
Edward, 317.
Also, he might as well start a crime scene.
Oh my god!
Who's got the shotgun?
Who had the shotgun?
I don't know.
I don't know.
We need an ambulance here.
I got it.
Oh god!
Right down the floor.
There's a shot here.
Apparently, we've got one trigger.
Maybe we're gonna need to stay out of here, OK?
I'm just getting her clothes so she can go in there.
Who's got the shotgun?
I don't know.
I don't know who had the shotgun.
The guy that's out there, was he staying with y'all or he broke into?
No.
He didn't stay here.
So he broke into?
Yes.
OK.
I think he's the one that came in.
I didn't even know that.
All right, but does anyone in your house have a gun?
No.
Who's in the house?
Come on over here.
That's our house.
Come on over here and have a seat.
I want y'all to sit down right in here, OK?
Sit down over here.
OK.
Y'all don't get up, OK?
I'm gonna look around the house.
Make sure there's nobody else in here.
This room looks pretty clean.
According to the lady that lives in this house, there's not supposed to be anybody in here.
And two intruders broke in, we're unsure exactly who shot who, but both of them are shot at
this time.
Here's the back door where they kicked it open, apparently.
You can see the frames all split.
I'm unsure exactly what the details are regarding this, since we've got two people that are
shot right now.
Where is the shotgun, though?
Who used the shotgun?
I don't know, because I didn't get the seat.
I didn't, I don't know nothing.
I hid in the closet.
They didn't even know I was in their house.
They just thought she was the only person.
You are the two people in this house.
There's a man back there, dead, with a shotgun blast.
Where is the shotgun?
Go ahead and shoot her.
Sir, we don't know anything.
All I know is the door kicked in.
The door kicked in here.
How did this guy get in?
What guy?
The guy laying in that room.
The guy laying in that room.
We don't know because, see, I was on my phone.
She was sleeping.
OK, it was, she was sleeping in her bed.
She says they were both in here, one in the closet, one in the closet, one in the closet,
and one in the closet.
OK, I'm gonna go check on her.
OK.
She says they were both in here, one in the closet, whether she had the door open or not,
I don't know.
But she said she was hovered down in the closet, never saw anything.
The kid, the 15-year-old kid, came in this room and had this weapon.
And it looks like the men, the two actors, were searching through the house for this
man that they claimed that, you know, which substantiates the fact that they were doing
some type of retaliation when he caught them by surprise.
Evidently, he was shot the first time in the throat and dropped the gun.
As he turned around and ran out of here, he was shot in the rear end, is what I'm suspecting.
This guy, evidently, was shot here.
And as he turned around, he had flung blood, went to jump through the window, and ended
up where he is here.
Now, whether he was shot once or twice, I don't know, but he was shot with a good, healthy
double-eyed bug.
Now, we've got blood splatters going this way as possibly he was flinging, but...
We were just advised by the detectives that the two females on the scene went ahead and
told them that there was another person that did enter the house with a shotgun to help
them, who they called before they called 911.
He arrived just before we did and ended up shooting both the assailants that broke into
the house.
He fled out the back door when the police arrived, taking the shotgun with him.
He was afraid.
You know, the police show up.
He's just shot someone he didn't know was going to get in trouble.
Anyway, the detectives went ahead and contacted him.
He did come back to the scene and give a statement.
They were unable to find the shotgun.
He stated he threw it down while he was running.
He saw somebody fall on him and he thought it was the police, so he went and tossed it
down.
And when we went back to look, we couldn't find it.
Thursday...
Dr. Fleischman's suite comes with two bedrooms...
Together in the same hotel room...
Both over 21, single, free...
Will Maggie and Joel finally become lovers?
How was I?
Northern Exposure, 8.30 Thursday on 10.
Everyone in the French foreign legion is running away from something.
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Some are running from justice.
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Picket Fences, 9.30 Thursday on 10.
We're around a family disturbance call at a location that we kind of know by heart.
They fight a lot.
They call the police a lot.
It's kind of this relationship that we have with these people.
I feel like I know them well.
Watch out that other guy's getting in.
Full weight to Sally gets here.
It's not like they're going anywhere.
Thank you.
Thank you.
I wouldn't mind waiting for a root.
Go home.
We go home.
10-11, 10-30.
Go home.
We can go home.
Okay.
Can we go home?
All right.
He said we could go home.
All right.
10-11, 10-30.
Okay.
Remember, we have to make sure
we get this one through.
Motherfucker.
Gerilim.
One, two, three.
Donald.
Donald!
Donald!
My God.
We're making our plans.
Hold on.
Just be there in just a second.
I'm going to call D'W nonprofits who hold coś us and
make the politics.
That's only problem I got.
My wife's in there, and she's trying to find a barcode,
and she's working on her second one.
And I can't even get her out of there and get in the house.
I need that man where he's cool.
That's only problem I got now.
And then my daughter and her husband,
we done made friends now.
I threatened him then.
And I made friends with him.
He walked over and we shook hands together.
That's good.
That's wonderful, you know it?
It really is.
Tremendable.
I made friends with the world.
What was this about?
Your granddaughter being held captive by a doper?
Well, he came over at George's Morgue,
and he got my grandbaby.
But you go over and ask her.
She's worried about him.
He doesn't pop on.
He has my heart.
And I miss her a lot.
And I'll let everybody find out.
You know what?
What it is.
OK.
Well, you and the wife going to be all right?
I wish you could better get out of that car
and go underneath that fan.
Well, that's not really within my authority to do that.
Well, I can't do it.
I can blow up.
I have a cat to cut off my wife.
She wants you.
OK.
Hang on, man.
Talk to my partner.
I'll take the wheel.
I'm going to go get her just to give her one second.
As long as you talk to me that way,
I'll give you the wheel.
How you doing?
Angry.
Why don't you go out and get out of the car
and get your house a little bit cooler?
What are you going to do?
Go in there and get killed?
Well, what's going to happen?
Let me tell you something.
Look at my face.
Uh-huh.
I've been in one house before.
I went down there and got killed.
Well, you can't stay here in the car
and eat all that, can you?
Hell yeah, I can.
OK.
She won't get out of the house, out of the car,
to go in the house.
We'll circle the block, give him a few minutes,
and see what he does, and we'll come back.
Yeah, I do too.
I just kind of want to catch him,
see what he's going to do for real.
If he's going to try to hurt her or something,
we'll be right down the street where we can see him started.
We catch him doing something, put him in jail.
He's on the front porch having a colorful exchange of ideas
with her, but he's sitting down now.
She's still in the car.
It's still kind of hard to see.
He's got a baseball bat.
He just picked up a baseball bat.
So he has it?
Yeah, but I can't tell.
He's walked away from the car.
Yeah, we better get over there.
Oh, sure.
I'll just go ahead and get him, please.
OK.
10-8-1, elementary.
8-10-0-9, call me in 36.
8-1-8, 9-1-0, what's your favorite white color?
Is it white?
9-1.
9-1-8-1-8-9-3-1-6-7-4.
Yeah, he's on the street.
And he walked back across when we got up there.
Yeah, that's on.
What was he doing with this baseball bat?
What was he doing with the baseball bat?
Huh?
He walked over here with her, had it in his hand talking to her.
What did he say when he was over here with us?
What did he say to you?
He was going to hit me.
What did he tell you exactly?
He was going to kill me.
What did he say?
Exactly.
What did he say to you?
He said, I'm going to hit you in the head with this.
I'm going to knock you down next week.
What did he say?
He said he was going to kill me.
OK.
What did he say?
He said he was going to kill her.
He told you he was going to kill you.
And he had the bat in his hand.
I'm going to divorce him.
Well, that's probably the thing to do.
But right now, we need to address this problem here.
When he said this, did you feel like you were in danger?
I know I'm in danger.
He's been trying to kill me.
He's beating me up and everything else.
You're going to take me to jail, Rich.
You got it.
Yeah.
Let's get him.
What for?
Well, I ran over that baseball bat.
I went over and hit that piece of metal with it.
And I saw this metal in a rug.
That's all I done.
You walked over by the car where she was sitting with it, too.
We watched you walk over there towards her with a baseball bat.
Yes, sir.
Well, you're the bomb.
I'm not the bomb.
And she said you threatened to kill her?
No, sir.
And she felt like you were capable of doing it?
She felt like she was in danger.
Man, I ain't in danger.
I didn't do it.
I didn't.
They're going to take me to jail.
I will never get out.
Man, I didn't do it.
Come on out.
Then can I go out?
No.
It's too damn hot for you to be out here.
And then he's not going to hurt me?
Not.
He's going to be in jail, ma'am.
OK.
Thank you.
Good enough?
OK.
He's going to hurt her one of these days real bad, and maybe we just, maybe we can make
a difference.
A weather girl.
A judge.
All he wants is to win the contest.
A playboy.
I need you to fall in love with me.
An indecent competition starring Linda Evans and Tom Skerritt from Picket Fences.
She'll take romance Friday on 10.
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Number one starts the car.
8.30 Saturday, Burt Reynolds as BL Stryker on 10.
We've got officers in pursuit about five blocks, ten blocks south of us, coming back towards us.
We've only got one officer in the pursuit right now, and nobody's with him.
We're going to try and get with him and assist him.
And we'll at least stay in the area so when they fail out, we'll be there to help him.
Air 1 is about two to three minutes away.
Hopefully, it'll get here before they fail out.
Air 1, 75, we're not clear of where they're at.
We're on the 189.
We're on our way to the bridge.
How are you, Barry?
We're right here under the bridge, Barry.
We're right here under the bridge.
Yeah, they're under us.
Air 1, 75, as he says, he's on his way down, okay?
We're on our way to the bridge.
Air 1, 75, is he on his way down?
Air 1, 75, is he on his way down?
He's trying to kill me.
He tried to kill my ass.
I'm going to kill your master.
You're going to kill your man.
I swear to God, brother, I'm going to kill you.
Please don't hurt me.
Get in your car and go after him.
I got him.
I got him.
Y'all go on.
I thought he was a damn thing.
A dude's driving my truck.
Well, then why the hell are you running from me?
Stand up.
Stand up.
I mean, shot in the face is bringing something bad to the
family.
Anybody?
I had a 413.
I've got the white male in white shirt in custody.
Everything's okay.
Stand up.
Ow.
Walk.
You're not hurt.
I'm on St. Louis, just north of Berry.
I'm all right.
They're chasing the other black male back towards the
northwest.
Where you guys at on St. Louis?
They're out there.
Just lay right there.
What's going on?
The officer saw him commit a 40, theft or a burglary.
They eluded him.
He gave chase.
We've been trying to catch up with him for 10 miles.
He started over an open and 30.
So we were done, you know, 65, 75 miles an hour to get over
him.
Oh, you caught the other one?
Oh, I thought we were after somebody else.
I mean, I'll take it.
I caught him breaking into cars at open and 930.
You're off duty?
I'm off duty.
Okay.
When I tried to stop him, when I tried to stop him, I tried to
back into the van.
Then they took off.
All on ass and went across.
A whole bunch of the parking lot pylons and stuff through the
gas station, back out onto 30.
And then it was just a chase from there.
The white guy is telling me that he was kidnapped.
And this guy was going to kill him.
That's why he bailed out in a ring.
I just picked him up out here.
When you say you tried to stop him, did you get out and
approach him in person?
Yeah.
In full uniform?
In uniform.
And they tried to back into your van.
He started to back up in the van, realized he wasn't going to
go through the van.
And then he jumped on all those concrete deals there for the
parking at the Waffle House.
Shot across there.
There's a pickup truck that they were trying for.
This is the pickup truck they were in.
They were trying for a pickup truck there by the Burger King
between Burger King and Jack London's in the parking lot.
I was just sitting there watching them.
I don't know, man.
They took off like it would have been.
How were they trying to break in?
A screwdriver?
They started into the back of it.
And I guess they saw me, because I turned around and started
looking at them.
The guy was sitting here and they were sitting right there.
You mean into the bed?
Or the back window?
I was in the van looking back at them.
I hit the brake lights so I could light them up.
They just took off.
How exactly were they breaking in, though?
I didn't catch that part.
Well, it looked like they were going into the vehicles there.
When I first spotted them, they were working on a pickup truck.
The white boy saying he was kidnapped?
Yeah, the white guy is saying he was kidnapped by the black guy
and that the black guy was threatening to kill him.
And I said, well, why did you sprint past my police car and
run from me and not give up until you were headed off by
another police car?
Well, I was scared I was trying to get away from them.
Yeah, right.
Stick with that, buddy.
Good story.
I bet it's just a pickup truck, too.
Yeah, right.
They need to realize you never know where a policeman may be.
Good boy.
We don't all drive white cars with pretty blue lights on top.
That's right.
132 inbush.
I got him at gunpoint.
Okay, gunpoint 132 inbush.
Cover is code 3.
Okay, we'll still send it code 3.
The true story of one woman's incredible courage, Sigourney Weaver and Brian Brown.
Gorillas in the Mist Sunday.
Tonight on Code 3, a work crew on Oahu, Hawaii
fights the odds to free a chopper pilot trapped underwater.
Los Angeles firefighters attempt to rescue an injured driver from a car
before it takes a deadly plunge.
The only thing that I can think of is we're going to fall.
And emergency workers risk their lives searching for survivors in New York City's U.S. Air Disaster.
That's what I remember most of, the water just rising, rising.
Prior to the tests, a little bit more after the
Hello, I'm Gil Gerard.
This year, more than 90,000 Americans will lose their lives in accidents.
90,000.
It's a staggering figure.
Yet many more would die if not for the paramedics and rescue teams who respond to the code three
alarm.
Sometimes professionals aren't the only ones who get involved.
Ordinary citizens, people like you and me, are often the first on the scene.
That was the case on the island of Oahu, Hawaii, where camera woman Vicki Keith was shooting
documentary footage for Hawaii Electric.
The day was Friday the 13th.
I had only just spoken to this pilot 10 minutes before.
We had been sitting around talking about how it was Friday the 13th and we hope nothing
happened.
The pilot, Steve Cucks, flew choppers in Vietnam.
Crew chief Warren Emerald, known as Tiny, is also a Vietnam vet.
The funny part about it, we were just talking about Vietnam.
We were talking about Vietnam prior to he taking off.
Because he was stationed now at the same time I was there and I was at the boat when he
was a pilot.
And we were laughing and joking about Vietnam when we came home.
As he was coming back on his fourth flight, he had read you to me at time that I was picking
up some electrical problems.
The chopper begins to seriously malfunction.
Cucks tries to stabilize it and set it down.
When the crash came, it was a flashback.
Like I was back in Vietnam again.
Your buddy is down, you gotta go and help him.
So there's no such thing as slow reaction.
The pilot lies unconscious and trapped underwater.
His legs pin beneath 1600 pounds of wreckage.
The chopper's alarm system warns that the aircraft could explode at any moment, which
forces some members of the work crew to keep their distance.
Get out, get out.
Come on, give me a hand.
Come on, Steve.
Come in the water, come in the water.
When I see my friend hurt and there's no equipment, nothing down there that could have helped
us to move the chopper.
So I just ask myself, OK, I gotta do something.
You just can't stand there fool and see your friend die.
The pilot's left arm has been nearly severed in the crash.
He's losing critical amounts of blood and he's going into shock.
He was a man with me in Vietnam.
That's the extra incentive for me to jump in there.
Because we were just talking about, gee, we went to all that hell and we came home.
So when the accident happened, that's what I went through my mind.
Hey, come on buddy, you never come home for a day.
As he lies broken and bleeding, Cucks regains consciousness.
Tiny and his crew cover the victim with clean rags to keep him warm.
You all right?
Doctor, he's coming now.
The ambulance is coming.
Don't worry about that.
Steve asked about his fingers.
Whatever, he felt some numbness.
And I explained to him, oh, there's nothing wrong with your hand.
There's only lacerations.
From what we were taught, even in the service, you don't tell a man how bad he is, you say
he's going to get better.
You try to reassure him that he's going to make it.
It's not just for faulting, no more.
Your arm is off.
He didn't need that.
Steve, don't let this put you on a backboard again.
We're going to split your arm.
We're going to fly you in the sky.
No, no, it's a simple practice, Steve.
Don't worry about it, brother.
Take it easy, man.
Steve, you can read okay.
Recognize?
Yeah?
All right.
He's a redhead, though.
All right.
Come on, man.
Paramedics fly the patient to a Honolulu hospital where he undergoes emergency reconstructive
surgery.
I have no doubt in my mind that their actions saved my life and that I would not be here
if they had hesitated much longer or they had not been willing to pick up the helicopter
or do all of the other things that they did throughout that day.
I wouldn't be here.
Watching Tiny on the videotape actually physically pick up the helicopter, which is a feat that
even somebody his size can't do, and he did it.
It's just incredible that he actually did that, but he did.
Come in the water, bro.
Come in the water.
Everybody did their job, and that's why I told Steve, thank you, Tiny, for everything.
I said, no, you thank everybody, mostly the men upstairs.
After several more operations, Steve Cucks has almost regained full use of his arm.
Because of his injuries, he's no longer able to pilot helicopters, but he now shares his
considerable experience teaching others to fly.
In a moment, we'll witness the terror of a woman trapped in the twisted wreckage of her
car as it dangles above a deadly drop.
Stay with us.
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In our special job spot report, two new positions, plus holiday work with MatCap swim coach Laurie
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This year roughly 45,000 Americans will die in motor vehicle accidents.
The causes range from simple mishaps to drunk driving and reckless speed.
Our streets and highways can become a danger zone as we're about to see in two separate
rescue attempts.
First we go to a Los Angeles freeway overpass where a female driver literally hangs between
life and death.
She's lost control of her small car which teeters precariously 40 feet up.
Passing motorists have tried to secure it with ropes but it could break loose at any
moment.
As emergency personnel converge on the scene, a young woman remains trapped inside the compressed
car.
She's seriously injured, imprisoned beneath the steering wheel.
She was yelling and screaming so I decided that we weren't going to endanger any more
people by putting them into the car until we got it secured because it was just barely
hanging onto the guard rail post.
When the tow truck secured to the vehicle, he only secured to the rear half of the vehicle
and when he tried to wench the car up with her still in it, we noticed that the car was
actually tearing in half.
Once we got the back of the car secured with the tow trucks, then we decided to put the
ladder truck underneath and it bothered me that when they did that, Captain McGrail and
his firemen were both underneath that vehicle putting that strap on to secure it.
And until we got that out, it was kind of an anxious moment for all of us.
The car would rock and creak and it sounded like it was going to fall over at any time.
So what I did is I held her hand and I tried to comfort her and make her feel a little
safer.
Sometimes it worked, sometimes it didn't.
Firemen bring out the powerful jaws of life and other tools to cut and pry their way into
the vehicle.
Then, at enormous risk to himself, a fireman climbs into the car and reaches the hysterical
victim.
When I first stepped into the car, the only thing that I could think of was we were going
to fall.
That was it.
Yeah.
I just remember looking down and standing on the dashboard.
It's kind of a funny feeling when you're standing on the front of a dashboard because the car
was vertical.
My knees were definitely knocking and I could get her feet untangled from the pedals.
After that, we were able to get her out.
The victims ordeal has lasted nearly three hours.
Safety personnel will continue working for several more, clearing away the wreckage.
Highway patrol officers say the young woman was neither drunk nor speeding at the time
of the accident.
Apparently, she simply grew tired in the early morning hours and momentarily lost control
of her car.
This driver was lucky.
Paramedics rushed her to a local trauma center and she fully recovered.
In our next segment, we'll see what happens when alcohol and excessive speed cause a driver
to lose control of the wheel.
The setting is North Lauderdale, Florida, where Bill Flueger describes the chain of
events that propelled him into the role of good Samaritan.
A motorcyclist was ahead of me and I was driving to work and a guy passed us at a high rate
of speed.
When he tried to get back into our lane, he overcorrected and the car spun and it spun
four or five times and flipped into the canal upside down.
When rescue workers arrive, they find the unconscious driver pinned underwater by the
overturned vehicle.
Flueger and other passing motorists hold the victim's head above water.
When we arrived, the vehicle was halfway in the water.
We noticed that the victim was also trapped in the vehicle and could not be freed.
We then actually went into the water approximately five feet deep and tried to secure the vehicle
the best we could.
It was sitting within about two to three feet of muck.
The victim has only a few inches of breathing space as the car sinks into the mud and debris.
Firefighters apply the jaws of life despite the underwater danger.
When you're operating heavy hydraulic equipment with 14,000 pounds of spreading force with
zero visibility, you have to be really steady and when you're doing it under just a sense
of feel, it's very critical that you don't slip up.
You don't think about all the contamination in the water, the alligators or the snakes
or anything.
You just go.
The driver remains trapped until rescuers abandon the jaws of life and finish the job
with bare hands.
We finally freed his legs and actually spread the metal from the wreckage.
We then put him in a Stokes type basket and brought him up the embankment and Broward
County Paramedics worked him from there and brought him to the hospital.
So serious is the contamination in the water ditch.
The victim will eventually develop gangrene in his broken leg.
But Bill Flugger and two of the brave citizens will have saved a life and they'll receive
public commendations for their heroic actions.
Thanks to the kindness of strangers, this driver also escaped death, but not before
he lost his leg because of the accident and the polluted waters of the canal.
When we come back, we'll take you to New York's LaGuardia Airport and their dramatic stories
behind the crash of US Air flight 405.
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It's a necessary part of my life.
I'm Melissa's mum.
It was a very close relationship.
I always ring her if something goes wrong.
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She'll take romance Friday on 10.
Of all forms of travel, major commercial airlines are one of the safest.
Last year, out of nearly six million flights, US jetliners were involved in only four fatal
accidents.
But when something does go seriously wrong in the air, it can turn into a tragic and
terrifying spectacle.
That's what happened to US Air Flight 405.
It started on a bitter cold Sunday night in March at New York's bustling LaGuardia Airport.
It was supposed to take off originally around 7.30, but it kept getting delayed.
It was 8 o'clock and we were finally beginning to get on around 8.30.
Again, saw the snow coming down.
I thought, they're going to close this airport.
There's no way they're going to let us take off.
Well, as we got on, they de-iced one time.
I remember that.
And then just before we were ready to push back, the captain said he had requested one
more time to have it de-iced again.
And we got closer and I thought, well, I guess they're not going to de-ice.
It must be okay.
Plus other planes were taking off in front of us.
So we got onto the runway going all the way to the end.
We lifted off about 20 to 30 feet in the air and the plane lifted pretty heavily about
45 degrees to the left.
At that point, I knew we had a problem.
That was my first indication.
But then it seemed like it leveled off and I thought, we pulled it out.
That's great.
And then a second or so after that, we slammed into the ground.
An army of emergency vehicles descends on Flushing Bay.
Dozens of rescue workers scramble down the icy banks.
As the initial reports, which sounded like they were confirmed immediately, was that
the plane had landed in the water and was on fire.
A ball of fire rolls through the plane's fuselage engulfing both passengers and crew.
Burning fuel spreads across the water.
Everybody was scared, everybody was screaming.
So I just covered my face and the explosion happened like two seats before me or three
seats before me.
The second thing I know, I was in the air and I was under the water.
I thought my seat was upside down.
My seat had been thrown out about 20 feet from the wreckage just as we came over that
embankment.
It threw my seat out and several other passengers too.
And I was still strapped to my seat.
So I undid my seatbelt and it was about waist-high water so I was able to stand up in it.
And I remember looking back at the airplane about 20 feet away and there's flames all
over and people are screaming and people are yelling for help.
There was nothing I could do.
They were in the airplane and it was on fire and there was no way for me to get in.
I tried to find a way to get in but there was no way to get in.
It was like a giant car wreck in the water.
Steel was mangled, a lot of debris, people still trapped in the aircraft and a rising
tide.
It causes so little space in the crushed plane.
Divers abandon their air tanks.
They search underwater holding their breath, feeling blindly in the darkness for survivors.
That's what I remember most, the water just rising and rising.
Getting into the plane and working around inside the fuselage where you had half this
plane was disintegrated, seats were mangled, cabinets were mangled, the plane was at sharp
edges, diesel, you know, aviation fuel was all over the place.
It was not an easy operation.
We had to use hearse tools, hand tools, anything we can and it all had to be worked off from
boats.
We probably suffer from exposure.
In some instances, divers must be helped from the freezing water, suffering from exhaustion
and exposure.
Priests arrive on the scene to administer last rites.
More and more bodies are brought to shore and placed in a makeshift morgue.
Despite a broken shoulder and other injuries, crash survivor Morsi saves two lives.
If I don't have any problem, I go inside the world and look for people to survive, you
know.
It's a very bad story, you know, it's very sad too, you know.
You have to go on and try to understand why you were spared, certainly have a new appreciation
for life and just kind of enjoy the sunshine a little bit more than I did before.
I have never been to an airplane crash in my career.
I hope I don't go to another one.
It wasn't, it was a disaster.
I feel for the victims and I feel for the survivors who will be remembering this for
a long time.
I'm glad I was there to give my service, but I hope I never have to do it again.
Due to the courageous efforts of rescue personnel, 24 of the 51 people aboard Flight 405 survived
the disaster.
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Alan's on holiday at the moment.
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He'll be fighting up later on the check on sales.
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Tonight's episode of Code 3 mentions the American Emergency Service Hotline 911.
In Australia, in case of an emergency, please call triple O.
Tonight we've been reminded that life threatening accidents happen suddenly and without warning.
warning but fortunately no matter where emergencies may strike we can count on
both professionals and civilians who risk their safety for the sake of others
I'm Gil Gerard join us next week as code 3 brings you more real-life stories
from around the country and around the world
when Joel and Maggie end up having a weekend away together sharing a motel
room one thing leads to another could Joel and Maggie finally become
lovers wish them luck on northern exposure 830 tomorrow on 10 followed at
930 by picket fences next 10 eyewitness news with Anne forward
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eyewitness news with Anne full wood good evening in 10 eyewitness news tonight
an Aussie icon at the center of a new trade row with the United States an
inquest begins into the apparent suicide of the man who pulled off one of
Australia's biggest frauds and a Sydney 2000 committee member leaves Lausanne in
a hurry I'm just rushing out because I've got a you know I've got to make a
living mate first renewed trade tensions with the United States the big
Australian BHP is facing fresh allegations of dumping ironically part
of our heritage is caught up in the row it's one of the great Aussie symbols the
old tin roof and BHP is selling them by the boatload in America exports of this
specialized building steel are worth a hundred million dollars a year that's a
tiny portion of the market but the US steel industry claims it contributes to
worldwide steel dumping that's ruining their business we have lost more than
200,000 jobs in our industry much of that is directly attributable unfair
trade practices so the US government retaliated with the new tariffs on 19
countries with Australia being caught in the net Britain faces tariffs of 109%
and this BHP steel will attract an extra 25% customs duty unless the
company can prove it's not injuring the American industry so our tonnages are
less than 0.37 of 1% of the US domestic market on that basis there's no way we
could be injuring the US market with Canberra still unsettled by recent trade
assaults on our beef wheat milk and aviation the case of the tin roof tariff
brought swift government support for BHP now I think BHP is not acting in
popular improperly I think BHP has been a model international company in its
dealings in the steel industry in the United States and elsewhere it even
concerned the Prime Minister traveling in Korea although he played down any
diplomatic significance I think this is just part of the normal trade shenanigans
let's go on here in here out BHP is confident it'll be cleared of the
dumping accusations next month leaving it tariff free to give American homes
that unique Australian look Paul Smith 10 eyewitness news steel was on the
Prime Minister's mind today mr. Keating concluded his trip to South Korea with a
visit to our biggest customer overseas the giant pohang iron and steel company
mr. Keating's visit to the pohang steelworks is one bright light in a
world of bitter trade tensions the South Korean steel giant imports a billion
dollars worth of iron ore and steaming coal from Australia a big Australian BHP
played a key role in the design and feasibility of the pohang enterprise we
were the first country to take Korea the Korean steel industry seriously but
again like all relationships they need to be worked on and I thought while I
was in Korea this given the fact that they are our largest customer in the
world this was a place to visit well our commodities play a huge part here our
government is heartened by a new telecommunications agreement between
the pohang company and Telstra our overseas telecommunications arm earlier
the Prime Minister took time off business to visit South Korea's most
sacred and ancient shrine the soccer am grotto the centerpiece is a magnificent
stone-carved Buddha the feature expressions in the body line the lips
here to drive work for 1200 years pilgrims have climbed to its mountain
niche to pay homage mr. Keating's very happy with his trip to South Korea the
hard part comes next as he moves on to China they're balancing tremendous trade
opportunities with the delicate question of human rights Paul Bon Joino traveling
with the Prime Minister 10 eyewitness news there have been bizarre allegations
about the life and death of the Victorian head of the failed National
Safety Council John Friedrich an inquest into Friedrich's apparent suicide has
been told a bank hired a hitman and Friedrich was a CIA agent the coroner's
court heard that John Friedrich had used the National Safety Council as a base
for CIA gun running and military espionage a former helicopter pilot for
the council and an ex-policeman Darrell Smithwick told the court the State Bank
of South Australia paid a hitman to stop Friedrich revealing details of loans
held by the Safety Council in 1990 shots were fired into the Friedrich family
home John Friedrich was found dead in August 1991 after apparently committing
suicide at his property near sale Smithwick claimed Friedrich had shown him
the gun later found next to his body saying he'd been told to kill himself or
his family would be killed surely Friedrich told the court her 45 year old
husband had been depressed in the weeks before his death he was facing fraud
charges involving millions of dollars Friedrich was arrested in Western
Australia in 1989 in a nationwide police hunt after he disappeared when the NSC
collapsed owing banks more than 300 million dollars a psychologist in job
and told coroner Ian West Friedrich had lived in a world of total fantasy
building up a paramilitary organization around himself to support this the
inquest continues tomorrow Bernadette nun tenor witness needs in Sydney new
questions have been raised about the death last Friday of Australian
Football League executive commissioner Alan Schwab an initial post-mortem has
failed to clear up a suspicion that poisoning may have been involved Alan
Schwab's body was found in the 24th floor guest room of the Kings Cross hotel
on Friday night only weeks before the 52 year old football administrator had been
appointed interim chairman of the ailing Sydney Swans the sudden death of such a
prominent figure prompted a thorough police inquiry now homicide squad
detectives have been brought in to oversee it it was originally thought
Alan Schwab died of natural causes most likely a heart attack but now questions
have been raised as a post-mortem examination on Tuesday proved to be
inconclusive there have been claims a cup found near his body contained
traces of the heroin substitute methadone police have refused to comment
about that allegation or another that methadone was revealed in the initial
autopsy detectives awaiting the results of toxicology tests before commenting
further mr. Schwab's funeral will be held in Melbourne on Friday
Damien Ryan 10 eyewitness news still to come reports of a new rift in the Sydney
2000 team and an American television network gets the scoop the United
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23 year old Kendall Matthew James admitted causing grievous bodily harm to
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