secret. you re not going to go running and telling all your friends, this social media project is a way of getting this information out about impaired driving. july 19th, 2010. just after 1:00 in the morning, an officer spots a car driving erratically. the driver stops at a traffic light well beyond the white line. after making the turn, the car weaves dangerously toward an suv in the next lane. he s not able to keep the vehicle straight. he can t keep the vehicle in the lane. he s going over the lane markers. he s swerving back and forth. the car drifts in and out of lanes until the driver hits the
pilot out of the cockpit and crashed the plane killing all 150 souls on board. plus, a deadly outbreak of storms in the plains and spawns twisters. now twisting through the devastation. it is wasting all of these resources for really nothing. police say a california woman s abduction was a hoax. will she and her boyfriend face charges? it is all happening now. we begin with startling kwep developments. the french prosecutor said the co-pilot deliberately killed 150 people. and welcome to happening now . i am jon scott. and i am jenna lee. there are questions about air safety. on the voice recorder the lead pilot could be heard banging on the cockpit door locked out and unable to get back in and terrified screams of helpless passengers that were about to die. attention turning to the background of the co-pilot and why he chose to commit mass murders as investigators tell us. here is the latest for us now. jon what do we know about the co-pilot? reporter: jenna, we a
i want you to take nine steps forward when first you lose your patience. oh, that s too much. and then you lose your balance wow. you can end up losing your license. i m going to place you under arrest. or worse. and a group of officers in florida is dedicated to stopping you before you lose your life. tampa, florida, is known for its party scene, but the fun sometimes comes at a steep cost. the city has some of the highest rates of alcohol-related traffic fatalities in the country. a sobering fact that officer john vallejo sees firsthand with the tampa police department s
the driver stops at a traffic light well beyond the white line. after making the turn, the car weaves dangerously toward an suv in the next lane. he s not able to keep the vehicle straight. he can t keep the vehicle in the lane. he s going over the lane markers. he s swerving back and forth. the car drifts in and out of lanes until the driver hits the curb, barely missing a street sign. the officer has seen enough and pulls the driver over. a year and a half earlier, on january 1st, 2009, officer vallejo arrives on the scene to help investigate a suspicious driver. he s kind of an older country kind of gentleman, and his eyes were bloodshot. he had the odor of alcohol on his breath. you know, that s a telltale sign that someone s been drinking. and so i proceed to do the field so bright exercises. what i want you to do first is put your hands down by your side, then i want you to put
up, who couldn t put one foot in front of the other, he was in a car. he was driving a car and what could have happened is way more tragic than him going to prison or to jail. nine. wow. february 14th, 2009. an officer in the dui enforcement unit is conducting a different field sobriety test on a suspected impaired driver. stand right here. i want you to face my vehicle, please. okay. which way are you going? i m not going to walk. there s no walking in this exercise. in that particular case, the officer was attempting to do the finger to nose test, where you have to keep your hands down by your side, reach up, touch the tip of your nose to the tip of your finger. and it seems pretty simple except that when you re impaired, it s a lot harder than it is. okay. fingertip, touch your nose. tip of your finger touch the tip of your nose.