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Followed me, but that's when i lost him for a short while. but he and everyone else has been moved back now on the other side of this yellow tape. i don't know what he was able to shoot videowise, but i think he was rolling right up until that moment where we were basically scaring for my lives. never in my reporting career have i felt so vulnerable. >> i'm glad you're safe. you did the right thing by trying to find cover. we're being told in this video we're watching here, at some point we might see the suspected gunman. at some point. we're not sure where. this is the part -- oh, right there...

Swallowed it fast, too. >> even without the note they find plenty of evidence in the suspect's car. we came across a bag full of money and a loaded handgun on the floorboards which had been right at his feet. >> the suspect is convicted of this robbery and two others in the akron area. surveillance video from the bank seals the federal case against him. the note the bank robber used to hold up the teller is never found. coincidence? >> we're not aware of exactly what the note was. we know it meant something to him, enough to eat it. i would imagine it was the bank note, but it could have been ...

>> i'm not angry. i'm just so happy to be home really. >> reporter: the "triumph" left port eight days ago with more than 4,000 people aboard. but an engine fire left it a helpless giant. marooned in the gulf of mexico with no power, sewage seeping down walls and scarce rations. for passengers, it was a nightmare. >> sewer kept backing up, and there would be six inches of it all over the ship in the dining area where we had to eat. >> reporter: carpeting in the hallways soaked in urine. the heat and stench forced passengers topside where they put up a shanty town, living in the open and sleepi...

Prison ship. >> i'm not angry. i'm just so happy to be home really. >> reporter: the "triumph" left port eight days ago with more than 4,000 people aboard. but an engine fire left it a helpless giant. marooned in the gulf of mexico with no power, sewage seeping down walls and scarce rations. for passengers, it was a nightmare. >> sewer kept backing up, and there would be six inches of it all over the ship in the dining area where we had to eat. >> reporter: carpeting in the hallways soaked in urine. the heat and stench forced passengers topside where they put up a shanty town, living in the op...

This sort of telecommunications infrastructure that exists in a place that we don't have a lot of control. so if it's not the asteroid it could be a superstorm -- >> a flare like that one. >> power surges. >> a far greater danger. >> that's not a matter of, hey, that might happen. that will happen, likely within the next 50 years, and that is going to cause major disruptions in our communications grid. power surges, anything that could wipe out all your pictures, all the family photos that exist only on your computer hard drive, those could be gone within an instant. so at it reminder to back ...