in austin, texas, please made 11 arrest this is way. officers tell me there are limitations. they will not fire in the rain or a car swerving or turning but they re all in favor of lowering number of high speed pursuits that kill a person a day in the u.s. 41% of the time the victim is an innocent bystander or motorist. the product and company that makes the system are called star chase. it allows the officers to really use different tactics on what would b traditional pursuit but just run it differently. and lower the adrenaline, lower the risk and it allows everybody to make better decision, even the criminal. reporter: as we said the system is not cheap. the cannon costs $5,000. every time you fire one of those gps units, it costs the department another $250, but that is not deterring departments from l.a. to seattle from looking at technology. we ve seen some of these horrific crashes. as i said, so many times it is the innocent bystander that is
he gets out of the car swerving off the median on the other side of the road. the driver s joy ride ended when he crashed into a railing miraculously no one was injured in this accident. tired of all of the telemarketing calls you are getting? so where americans. the robo callers are surging. diane macedo joins us now on this story. class action lawsuit against unwanted telemarketing calls are already on the rise with new additions to the telephone consumer protection act are expected to go to more of a spike. the in you rules which took effect last month required companies to obtain written rather than verbal consent rather than prerecorded calls to
so close to killing others. and what we re waiting for this morning is coniffirmation from e ntsb if they found that flight data recorder and the voice cockpit recorder the two important devices that are recording all that information that will help them decide exactly what happened here. the ntsb not confirming if they have been able to recover that this morning. a spokesman for the birmingham mayor office saying the fire department was success in distinguishing the flames in the tail section that were preventing investigators from retrieving those devices. we re trying to get the ntsb to talk to investigators. thank you so much. terrifying video to show you this morning a high-speed chase with a kidnapped baby in the back seat. that s the car swerving on the interstate. the driver got up to 100 miles
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of her own. this one looking down. this after her husband was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving and did she get involved with the officer. trace gallagher with more. i thought in my experience, whenever i sit for a mugshot they make you look right at the camera. reporter: she was tech go probably. they noticed a car swerving in and out of the lane. they pulled them over. and his eyes was droopy and bloodshot. they give him a field so l sobriety test. she was told to stay in the car. the trooper said she would be arrested if she didn t stay in the car so she hung out the window. i told her to sit on her butt