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Was found shot to death in september. police revealed yesterday he had stolen tens of thousands of dollars from a youth program that he oversaw. today, a jury in pennsylvania found a police officer not guilty of murder. she had shot an unarmed man in the back, a killing that was captured on video, which is difficult to watch. don dahler has that story. >> get on the ground! >> reporter: a camera mounted on officer lisa mearkles stun gun showed her tasing 59-year old david kassick four times afte...

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>> so, its flooding here. >> reporter: with water flooding the inside of his car, kerry packer recorded this message. >> love you guys. >> reporter: in case he couldnt make it out. >> you can see, im floating down some sort of creek in the middle of this weather. ive called 911, they told me to roll down my windows and stay in the car, and hopefully theyll be here soon. >> reporter: they werent. with the austin man hours from rescue, and his car taking on water, he got creative. >> as it was sin...

Finally, sometimes timing is everything. at a high school in utah, faculty that had recently completed a cpr refresher course were put to the test when a student collapsed in gym class. this was no drill. and as the surveillance video youre about to see showed, they had just seconds to react. heres linzie janis. >> reporter: watch these middle schoolers jogging in gym class, when suddenly 14-year-old skyler nelson slows down, puts his hands on his hips, then collapses onto the floor. surveillanc...

A terrible tragedy in france where authorities say 43 people are dead after a bus carrying retirees collided with a truck in the countrys southwestern wine region. flames engulfed both of the vehicles. eight people were able to escape. caught on camera, a dangerously close encounter in the skies over syria. a senior defense

Hurt. floodwaters swallowed up this ambulance in odessa and prompted at least 30 swift-water rescues in the area. the fast-moving rainstorm swamped low-lying streets in dallas, forcing some drivers to wade through several feet of water. the storm also toppled trees in its path and knocked out power to as many as 20,000 residents. a lightning strike sparked this house fire, but the four people inside were able to get out. the 4.5 inches of rain that has already fallen is more than dallas typicall...

Welcome to "world news tonight". fall freeze. early snow and bone-chilling temperatures. the freeze dipping down into the south. is the cold here for good? race for the white house. donald trump claiming he could have prevented the 9/11 terror attacks. and vice president joe biden telling supporters he has a plan to win. danger zone. a high school student collapsing during a game. hes the sixth football player to lose his life this season. are these kids playing too hard? stopping the atta...

>> quijano: grateful dead bass player phil lesh has announced he has bladder cancer. in a letter on facebook, lesh says for the past few weeks hes been in treatment at the mayo clinic in arizona and that his prognosis is good. lesh previously had prostate cancer in 2006. he is 75. well, if all your friends jumped off a bridge, would you do it, too? you might if you were at todays annual bridge day festival. every year hundreds make the leap with parachutes, of course. nobody was hurt. at 876 fee...

Annual upstream journey. heres chris martinez. >> reporter: rivers in idaho once filled with sockeye salmon are now mostly empty. the fish couldnt get that far. >> cant imagine anything worse than this year to lose that proportion of the run. >> reporter: biologist russ kiefer says salmon start dying off when water temperatures reach 72 degrees. already its reached 74 on parts of the snake river, used by salmon to spawn on their treacherous 900-mile journey from the pacific up several rivers to ...

Of there? the only escape for some was through the floodwater. others climbed on top of their cars. >> all the cars are floating beside us. >> reporter: further east, trucker will nissen captured this video as 20 feet of mud and rocks lifted several semis off the highway. sheriffs search and rescue teams are now looking for cars that may have been buried completely. deputy john dietrich. >> were trying to probe down and see if we hit anything metallic. were not sure, but we dont want to leave so...