do when getting pounded, to go like this. to go like this. and now saying, oh, restrained? excuse. given too many excuses. no more rationalizing this. we need to stop this. that s why i posted the video. we re going to make a determination as to what transpired in this situation, and we will do the right thing. reporter: the officer involved has been put on administrative duty while the case is investigated. witness diaz has not spoken with anyone from the california highway patrol and that if they call him, he will discuss what he saw with them. alison, victor? sara sidner, thank you. amazing this whole thing was recorded and they have a witness who saw everything. because clearly, that video does not correspond with the report that the woman was not injured and the officer did not notice any injuries. clearly a lot of questions there. we ll stay on top of it. certainly. now to the mideast, juice rimm on edge. more than 60 people injured.
corporation. sometimes a little guy doesn t in this case and. in this case you class action lawyers who can smell money, and they will get funding from litigation finance. they ll be able to go through tens of thousands of e-mails. it will be in the e-mails and also in the former employee gm and delphi. they can t go after current gm employees without a lawyer present, but at my company we good after former employees. they have things to say. they don t have to have a lawyer with them if they don t work for gm anymore. they can tell you, ask for this in discovery, ask for that in discovery, make sure you ask for this document, you should be seeing this department s records and be asking about this guy who used to work there with me, and i think he now lives in japan, but he saw everything. that is really golden intelligence, and unless i missed my mark, they ve probably got people spreading out right now, starting to make those calls. if your mom died in one of
miguel lopez saw everything. he was working on the expressway filling potholes when all of a sudden the plane hit the ground. they came straight down. they hit the tree tops. reporter: that s when he and his co-workers sprang into action. we started slowing down the traffic so nobody would get hurt and the plane doesn t get hit by the cars. reporter: it worked. the pilot and two passengers walked out of the plane and onto solid ground alive and relatively unharmed thanks to the quick thinking pilot and the fast acting department of transportation workers. and authorities are still investigating why exactly the plane s engine failed. the founder of amazon.com was evacuated after he developed kidney stones. jeff baseos had to be flown out of a navy helicopter. they said that baseos did not need surgery and is feeling well
prosecutors one more chance at death if a new jury still can t decide, arias will get life in prison and a judge will determine whether or not she s eligible for parole. the new trial won t be as long because the original guilty verdict still holds. this new jury isn t going to have nearly the information that the old jury did and the jury that made this decision saw every gruesome detail, saw all the lies, saw everything. reporter: finding new jurors who haven t heard of the arias case will be difficult given the intense media coverage of the first trial. finding witnesses that will stand up for jodi arias will also be tough. mr. martinez, are you angry at me? reporter: after she testified she was inundated with online abuse, including death threats. she has no intention of going through that, again. even though her testimony could make a difference. why don t you want to go back? threats to my life.
that i didn t get to speak because every organization had one speaker. well, you re speaking tomorrow. martin and i have you on the program. i m going to give the whole sermon i planned to give if i had spoken back in 63. all right. martin, before we go, you had put out a book for children. and sunday after the march we ll go to the king memorial between 1:00 and 4:00 and you ll sign books for kids. yes. i don t like to do this, but i insisted you do this. all right. i have a children book entitled my daddy: dr. martin luther king jr. there are all sorts of historical books on dad s leadership and everything you can think of. but i m blessed to be one of his children. i write from that and lessons i learned at the age four through eight years old. we ll be signing at the memorial. dr. martin luther king iii and reverend joseph lowery. thank you both. coming up, thousands came from every corner of this country. black and white. to make history 50 years ago.