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>> for a split second i thought this is it. how i had the presence of mind >> more than 30 people are burned by the blast, including david, who radios for help. >> this thing blew up. were going to have burn victims. >> i had blisters the size of oranges on my arm and it was pretty painful and needed to be treated. i was out of work for like three months until i recovered. >> firefighters who thought the fire was under control suffer some of the worst injuries. >> the ones that were resting, too...

Seen. >> may 19, 2013, russia. >> when youre looking at a dash cam video, i think youre kind of expecting something terrible to just appear out of nowhere. i dont know what i was expecting. but it probably wasnt like a somersaulting bear. >> this is actually a little disturbing at first because theres a chance an animal could cross into your path and in this case, its a really big bear. you cant really see where this bear comes from. so its not surprising that the driver wasnt ready to react. >>...

And the fact of the long arm of the law can get their man allegedly. how do you make your case if you are the defense attorney on his behalf. >> first you have to ask yourself what is wrongs with the government to allow this world to exist. the spoofing case is a technology used to trick the high frequency traders. why do we have high frequency traders in the first place that capitalize on these algorithms like traders on doug burns on his lunch break just wants make a couple of stock trades? >>...

>> ive heard inmates tell me about how they will intentionally take a cold shower. what happens when you take a cold shower? you jump in there, you turn it on and the shock of the body, you recoil, you draw yourself in. but, you see, but when you get stabbed, its that same feeling. its that same trauma, that same shock that goes through the body is what the inmates tell me. and as a result of that, if you flinch, if you draw in in that split second, you can be very, very vulnerable. so they trai...

The frame, he is the suspect in the double murder according to affiliate wlwt. despite the comments to get on the ground the suspect runs toward the officer. he asks him to shoot him. kidder says the suspect was trying to commit suicide by cop. in fact you can see the officer back pedal so fast he loses his footing and falls. he keeps his cool and his pistol sight set on the suspect without pulling the trigger. >> officers across the nation have to make split second decisions. i wanted to be sur...

This morning on "world news now," speaking out. the postal worker who breached security to fly a gyrocopter to the u.s. capitol breaks his silence. new details about the risky flight and what his family is saying. dangerous flames. the weekend wildfire in southern california keeping hundreds of homeowners on edge. the explosive conditions and why the risk is far from over. >> split second decisions. new video of a car bursting into flames and first responders rushing to help. frightening image...

Get your hands up! get your hands up! hold them out! stop right there! i dont want to shoot you, man! i dont want to shoot you! >> wow. such restraint. thats exactly what that rookie ohio police officer is being praised for tonight. along with his maturity after being forced to make a split second and potentially life or death decision as that murder suspect was approaching him. the man wanted in connection with the murder of his fiancee and a friend had led officers on a chase across three coun...

Fuentes. now, tom, i understand you had been in some sort of a similar position as this gentleman is as you were watching the video. help us understand the thought process you have when youre confronted by somebody like that. >> well, youre trying to make a judgment about the entire situation, the entire threat that the person poses, and in this case, this officer who happened to be a marine corps veteran who served in iraq which probably gave him a little more confidence that he could maybe wai...

Nap its a very difficult situation and in this case it worked out well for the officer. he could have ended up being killed also. >> tom, you know, we have spent leach the last several months talking about police officers actions and a lot of people questioning, but this one being questioned, i think, for other reasons. how is it that more scenarios dont end up like this? >> they do. this happens all the time every day across the country. police officers face, shoot, dont shoot, decision making ...

Get your hands up! get your hands up! hold them out! stop right there! i dont want to shoot you, man! i dont want to shoot you! >> wow. such restraint. thats exactly what that rookie ohio police officer is being praised for tonight. along with his maturity after being forced to make a split second and potentially life or death decision as that murder suspect was approaching him. the man wanted in connection with the murder of his fiancee and a friend had led officers on a chase across three coun...