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The cops surrounded the vehicle and picked it up until ems workers were able to pull him out. he was rushed to the hospital where he's said to be in critical condition. >> steve: than, that was great. >> peter: they do stuff like that all the time great. to see that on tape. >> steve: meanwhile, here in new york city, it's 50 degrees, it's tale of two temperatures. warm here in the northeast. people taking advantage of the weird weather, no jackets. some even wearing shorts. it was around 60 degrees in philly this weekend. out in california, temperatures are hovering around freezing, threateni...

>> people watching on tv suddenly had more knowledge of what was happening 100 floors above us than we did in the lobby. >> by now brian clark and stanley made it to the ground floor of tower two. >> the only people we saw were the firefighters and the cops and the ems workers. >> the two men were told to get away from the building as fast as they could. >> stanley stopped, and he looked back at two world trade center. >> and i'm looking at brian and said, this building is going down now.

He wasn't arrest thad night and remains free, and apparently at least after the incident he was in good shape. the "new york daily news" said that the ems workers that responded to the scene did not sustain fatal injuries in the encounter with trayvon, causing into question the broken nose and other injuries. and the "orlando sentinel" say it wasn't george zimmerman's voice calling for help on a 911 recording of the incident. while zimmerman's story appears to be falling apart, the world is coming together to demand he be arrested. yesterday outside the u.s. embassy in london -- yes, london --...

new terror plot from down at one of the busiest construction site on earth. if that's all it were, a construction site, it would be remarkable. it's much more than that. along with a new transportation hub and two enormous skyscrapers up behind me, there's a remarkable memorial, the 2,606 people killed here almost ten years ago. and ten years later, all over manhattan, washington, d.c., there are echos of that terrible day. police and troops and the assault rifles and the train stations, the same as it was. check points and roadblocks pulling over trucks and vans and the anniversary ...

I like it already. working the night shift. a lot of americans do it. and your newest "in focus" series, we're looking at a slice of life a lot of folks don't see. today we go behind the scenes with ems workers at station 8 bellevue in manhattan. their story from cnn photojournalist jonathan o'brien. >> i like being on midnight, because it's a more rounded tour. there's less supervision out here overall, so i have the ability to actually have more hands-on approach to my personnel. >> we'll pretty much coordinate the resources between fire, ambulance resources. >> the life pack 12. it's a defi...