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>> reporter: police say a man started bothering a group at a bachelorette party at the hotel bar. when the bartender asked him to leave he started throwing chairs and tearing up the place. witnesses quickly called 911 as employees and customers asked for help. >> we have someone who is throwing chairs at everybody in the bar. >> okay. are there any weapons? >> no but he is going psycho. >> holy [ bleep ]! >> reporter: the suspect runs out the door and one witness reported seeing him flee down th...

Not what you would expect to see along the subdivision there in round rock, texas. hes a one ton, five-year-old bison he jumped this electric fence along with some barbed wire on friday and made a mad dash for freedom. he did get free for a while. the ranch where he lives is right next to a subdivision of homes. the owner insisted he wouldnt have hurt anyone unless you got in his way. hes moving a pretty good clip. the police were able to round up this buffalo his name, probably fittingly is big...

>> reporter: ouch. this is no movie, but thankfully tom carter kept the camera rolling. they stop the car with no place to pull off. they turned on the emergency flashers then sat and wait would the 2,000 pound bison barrelling down at their nissan. >> we watched as the bison got closer and closer. dont run into our car. you can hear the audio, pretty much said what i was thinking. oh my god theyre going to hit us. i dont know if there was an issue with that bison or it was distracted. >> report...

Hes just going to ram into the truck. i wonder if its a dodge ram truck. park rangers say they were spooked by some cars chasing them down the road but found it strange they just bonked in somebodys car. >> theyre just being buffalo. >> ive been up there to see the buffalo and bison and the elk. >> theyre not going to push anybody around. >> theyre awesome. >> theyre aloof on their hooves. >> how about this bullying story. talk about taking a bat to it and ending it. from a baseball legend to a ...

Manage a growing natural beef business. >> some of our customers like it because they know the beef is not produced in commercial markets. others people it because they know the animals were treated with reverence. >> reporter: last year alone, they produced 13,000 pounds of naturally raised beef for dozens of local families. but its still not enough to meet the demand. are you surprised at all the reaction youve had to your beef? >> a little bit. i didnt expect quite that much. you know, my sis...

You? >> you know i listened to your previous segment on this issue, and i believe the reason that prime minister netanyahu is coming here is because he has tried to talk behind closed doors to the president. he has tried to say to him that this deal that the president seems determined to reach is a danger not only to the region but to the world. i remember sitting in prime minister netanyahus office five years ago, and what he wanted to talk about then was iran. i believe hes coming here because...

Danger not only to the region to the world. you know i remember sitting in prime minister netanyahus office five years ago, and what he wanted to talk about then was iran. i believe he is coming here because he needs the american people and congress to understand the dangerous path this president is on. i believe he is in fact trying to put pressure on the situation so that we can avert a terrible deal and so that congress steps up and does its job by passing bills for punishing sanctions and by...

>> it turns out this is a crime. this time last year, look, duke energy dumped millions of gallons of toxic coal ash sludge. it is what is left after you burn coal for electricity. and duke energy dumped it in giant lagoons along sensitive water ways. when one of them burst, it emptied tens of millions of gallons into the dan river last year. it coated 70 miles in this toxic goop full of mercury, arsenic, and other heavy metals. that river, and a few others, dont stop at the state line. they run...

Carolina and south carolina. and in north, duke was sued. but when the same folks tried to sue in north careolinacarolina, they stepped in and blocked it. the governor for 29 years before becoming governor was an executive at duke energy. in north carolina with a governor from that company, they were not able to pursue that same strategy. they were not able to sue. now duke energy is getting nailing for this anyway. for this disaster and all of the other places across that state where they have ...

>> it turns out this is a crime. this time last year look duke energy dumped millions of gallons of toxic coal ash sludge. it is what is left after you burn coal for electricity. and duke energy dumped it in giant lagoons along sensitive water ways. when one of them burst, it emptied tens of millions of gallons into the dan river last year. it coated 70 miles in this toxic goop full of mercury, arsenic, and other heavy metals. that river, and a few others dont stop at the state line. they run on...