\n --TEASE--\nA HUGE AVALANCHE IS CAUGHT ON CAMER IN THE ROCKIES ...\nAND A PROFESSOR TEACHES ALGEBRA WITH A BABY STRAPPED TO HIS CHEST!\nCOMING UP IN TODAY'S TAKE A LOOK AT THIS!\n\n --SUPERS--\nPrefonted\n\n --LEAD IN--\nA COLORADO HIGHWAY HAD TP BE SHUT DOWN AFTER REPORTS OF TWO AVALANCHES THREATENED DRIVERS ...\nONE OF THOSE INCIDENTS WAS CAUGHT ON CAMERA!\nJEREMY ROTH HAS TODAY'S TAKE A LOOK AT THIS!\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nA MASSIVE AVALANCHE WAS CAUGHT ON CAMERA BY A DRIVER IN COLORADO\nJACOB EASTON CAPTURED THE VIDEO ON INTERSTATE 70 NEAR TENMILE CANYON.\nNO ONE WAS INJURED AND NO CARS WERE TRAPPED.\nA SECOND AVALANCHE WAS LATER REPORTED FURTHER SOUTH, NEAR COPPER MOUNTAIN.\nAUTHORITIES SHUT DOWN PARTS OF I-70 BUT ULTIMATELY, NO ONE WAS TRAPPED OR INJURED AND THE HIGHWAY WAS LATER REOPENED.\n\nWATCH FIREFIGHTERS DRIVE THROUGH A WILDFIRE-RAVAGED FOREST IN AUSTRALIA.\nIT WAS CAPTURED IN BUNYIP STATE PARK, NEAR MELBOURNE\nTHE FIRE HAS BURNED MORE THAN 24,000 ACRES AND WAS REPORTEDLY STARTED BY LIGHTNING STRIKES.\nIT'S ONE OF MORE THAN DOZEN FIRES BEING BATTLED BY MORE THAN 2,000 FIREFIGHTERS. \nFIRE OFFICIALS WHO POSTED THE DASHCAM VIDEO CALLED IT "INTERESTING VIEWING" ...\nBUT REMINDED RESIDENTS THEY SHOULD NEVER ATTEMPT TO DRIVE THOUGH AN ACTIVE FIRE.\n\nAND IN NON-NATURAL DISASTER NEWS ...\nCHECK OUT THESE PICS FROM ATLANTA\nA STUDENT AT MOREHOUSE COLLEGE COULDN'T FIND A SITTER FOR HIS INFANT DAUGHTER ...SO HE HAD TO BRING HER ALONG TO HIS ALGEBRA CLASS.\nTO THE STUDENT'S SURPRISE, THE PROFESSOR OFFERED TO HOLD THE CHILD SO HE COULD TAKE NOTES ...\nTHE PROFESSOR THEN SPENT THE REST OF THE SESSION TEACHING WITH THE 5-MONTH-OLD STRAPPED TO HIS CHEST.\nTHE IMAGES HAVE AMASSED OVER 3-HUNDRED THOUSAND LIKES.\n\nFOR TALAT - I'M JEREMY ROTH\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\n\n

SUSPECT WANTED FOR ARMED ROBBERY EARLIER IN THE WEEK CATCHES UP WITH COPS AFTER A CHASE. SUSPECT PULLS GUN ON THE OFFICER AND FIRES SIX TIMES AND THEN RUNS AWAY. 6 HOURS LATER THE FUGITIVE IS CAUGHT AND LATER SENTENCED TO TWO 30-YEAR SENTENCES.

A policeman shatters the window of a vehicle on fire and pulls out the unconscious victim. Note There are additional minutes of this story available for licensing.

OFFICER JEREMY LYNN WAS SHOT SIX TIMES BY NATHON RAY BODINE. BODINE GOT 30 TWO-30 YEAR SENTENCES. BODINE WAS WANTED FOR ARMED ROBBERY AND SHOT THE OFFICER AFTER A SHORT HIGH SPEED CHASE. THE SUSPECT WAS CAPTURED 6 HOURS LATER AFTER A POLICE MANHUNT. SUSPECT PLED GUILTY.

Two troopers are arresting two suspects when one of the suspects breaks aways. The trooper fires on the suspect. Please note There is approximately 1 minute of this footage. Source info obscured - all info available upon licensing.

Police cars chase a vehicle into an airport. When the suspect exits his vehicle and attempts to board a small plane, the police shoot him. Note There are additional minutes of this story available for licensing.

POLICE SURROUND DRUNK DRIVER OF AN 18-WHEELER TRACTOR TRAILER. THE TRUCKER BACKS INTO MANY VEHICLES, INCLUDING POLICE CARS. HE'S OUT OF CONTROL, AND OFFICERS SHOOT AT HIS ENGINE TO PREVENT HIM FROM LEAVING THE SCENE, THEY FIRE SHOTS INTO CAB TO GET HIM OUT. HE SURVIVES AND GOES TO JAIL.

From his vehicle, a suspect fires on a police officer. While one suspect exits the vehicle, another throws his gun from his car, which comes to a stop. Note There are additional minutes of this story available for licensing.

THIS IS A CHASE INVOLVING A RED TRUCK. THE DRIVER STARTS LOSING TIRES AFTER COPS WERE SHOOTING THEM OUT AND SPARKS WERE FLYING UP A STORM. THE GUY REFUSES TO GIVE UP AND IS EVENTUALLY TAKEN DOWN BY A SWAT UNIT.

DRAMATIC DASH CAM VIDEO CAPTURED A DEER PARK, TEXAS POLICE OFFICER PULLING A VICTIM FROM A BURNING CAR. THE OFFICER WAS TRANSPORTING A PRISONER WHEN HE PULLED UP ON THE SCENE OF A THREE CAR ACCIDENT. ONE OF THE CARS INVOLVED WAS ENGULFED IN FLAMES. THE DRIVER OF ONE OF THE CARS WAS PINNED BETWEEN A CONCRETE BARRIER AND THE BURNING CAR. THE OFFICER HELPED THE MAN BREAK THE WINDOW AND PULLED HIM THROUGH THE WINDOW TO SAFETY. THE OFFICER SAYS THE RECOGNITION AND PUBLICITY IS TOO MUCH -- BECAUSE HE IS TRAINED TO DO STUFF LIKE THIS ON A DAILY BASIS. THE OFFICER WAS NOT INJURED DURING THE RESCUE.

Police officers pull a man out of a burning car just in time before the flames engulf the entire vehicle. The man yells for help during the rescue. Please note There is approximately 7 minutes of this footage. Source info obscured - all info available upon licensing.

Cpl. Brent Ashby of the Dearborn Police Department at about 2:30 a.m. July 19, 2000, was running license plates and came across a stolen black van on Michigan Avenue near Newman Street. The driver's name was William Debeau and as Ashby got out of his patrol vehicle, he sensed something was wrong. Ashby told the suspect to put his hands out the window, but as Ashby got closer, the suspect's hands disappeared. "When something like that happens, as an officer, a lot of things go through your mind," Ashby said. "When he put his hands back into the window, it seemed a little strange." Ashby told Debeau to step out of the van, which he did, but with his back to the Dearborn cop. When he finally turned around to face Ashby, Debeau hit the officer in the face with a blast of pepper spray. Debeau then made a run for it. Ashby caught up with him, but was hit with a second round of the painful spray. Shaken, Ashby stepped away from the van. Debeau began frantically digging inside the van. Ashby pulled his gun out and yelled, "Stop what you're doing." "I was stepping back away from the van to across the street because when I saw him digging around in the van, I had an idea that he was going for a gun," Ashby said. "I wasn't going to leave myself exposed by staying close to the van." Debeau then pulled out a 9mm and took aim at Ashby. Ashby fired back. His rounds hit their mark: Debeau was dead. "I shot several rounds at him, but I saw that I was aiming at the door," Ashby said. "I pulled the trigger and he ducked. When he came back up, I shot through the windshield and hit him." Ashby's story will be featured on cable network TruTV's series, Crisis Point at 10 p.m. tonight. The story is titled, "Black Van Shootout." Created and produced by Bruce Nash, the series discloses first-person accounts of life-threatening situations from the heroes who survived them. CRISIS POINT allows viewers to ride along on a pursuit, to feel the drama of a hostage standoff, or a glimpse of a life-or-death shootout through dash-cam and surveillance cameras. Giving the audience a face behind the headline, Crisis Point literally places the viewer in the officer's shoes. "I've been a police officer for 27 years and seen a lot of things but that night is still fresh in my mind," Ashby added. "That's the only time in my career where something like that has happened. When I was an officer in Houston, I could have used my gun on about nine different occasions, but I like to talk things out and find other ways to resolve things. It was justified this time, though." Ashby was almost not a part of the encounter. The night of the incident was his first night back on the beat after a vacation. His wife had also been in a serious accident, and Ashby had been off for a while, he said. Ashby added that telling his wife and four children wasn't a huge issue. He said they all knew of what happened from seeing the story on local news shows. "I wish it didn't have to happen like that, but that's part of life and part of the job," Ashby said.

A police car speeds to a scene where officers shoot down a criminal at night. Female officer shouting, multiple shots fired. Second angle of clip 52896. Please note There is approximately 6 minutes of source material on this story.

Tampa Police say a North Carolina man faces attempted murder charges after he drove off during a traffic stop -- dragging an officer with him for several block and leading other officers on a chase Sunday night . Investigators say the incident started near Beach Street and Rome Avenue in Tampa just after 11:00 p.m. They say that's when officers responded to a call about a suspicious vehicle in the area. When officers arrived, they talked to the suspect, and according to detectives, there was a bit of a struggle. Somehow, they say, one of the officer's arms was pinned inside 42-year-old Legrand Pratt's white Corvette, and he took off. Detectives say the officer was dragged about 2,000 feet before breaking free near Armenia Avenue. They say Pratt continued on and officers followed, until he crashed his car into a telephone pole at Himes Avenue and West Braddock Street (IRD FYI: Chase also believed on cashcams). "The car continued to go, and other police units picked it up, and behind me over here is where the driver of the Corvette actually lost control of the vehicle and hit a pole," said Lt. Donny Peters. "Once he hit the pole, the police officer also crashed into the back of the pole by the car." The officer involved in the accident suffered minor injuries, and his name has not yet been released. Investigators say the Pratt's car caught fire when it crashed, and a cruiser belonging to one of the officers who pursued the suspect also crashed and was burned by the flames. There were no other injuries involved. Police say the car was stolen and they also found drugs inside it. According to the authorities, Pratt faces multiple charges, including leaving the scene of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer, aggravated fleeing to elude, and grand theft auto. He is currently being held in the Hillsborough County Jail without bail, and jail records indicate he resides in Charlotte, North Carolina.

A deputy shouts at a suspect in a car. The suspects shoots the deputy and runs off. Please note There is approximately 1 minute of this footage. Source info obscured - all info available upon licensing.

Police officers shoot down a criminal at night on the side of a road. Police windshield shot multiple times. Please note There is approximately 6 minutes of source material on this story.

Police officer pulls over a vehicle at night and as he approaches, the driver shoots the officer. Officer returns fire as criminal speeds off. Please note There is approximately 1.5 minutes of source material on this story.

A DUI suspect open fires on a state trooper. The trooper returns fire and then escapes into the bushes. The gunman pursues him. Another trooper arrives and finishes the shoot out with seven shots fired at the gunman. Please note There is approximately 46 minutes of this footage. Source info obscured - all info available upon licensing.

A police officer tries pulling over a car with no headlights. The fleeing van slams into a utility pole. The driver fires several shots at the officer. He is hit above and below his vest. Still the officer got of two rounds at the suspect before the suspect ran away. Please note There is approximately 10 minutes of this footage. Source info obscured - all info available upon licensing.

A police chase after a traffic stop. The suspect tries at various points to run over and crash into police officers and their vehicles. As the chase winds down an officer uses his car to send the suspect's vehicle into a spin. The suspect gets out and fires before his car comes to a stop. A shoot out ends with the suspect dead. Please note There is approximately 25 minutes of this footage. Source info obscured - all info available upon licensing.

Dashboard camera footage of two police officers pulling a trapped man from a car fire. Please note There is approximately 5 minutes of this footage. Source info obscured - all info available upon licensing.

An officer attempts to detain a suspicious man but the suspect pulls a gun and shoots the officer. The suspect flees the scene. Please note There is approximately 1 minute of this footage. Source info obscured - all info available upon licensing.

Troopers pursue a DUI suspect. The suspect drinks from a bottle as he flees. He weaves all over the road, clipping innocent bystanders. Another car hits the suspect in an intersection, causing the suspects truck to burst into flames. Cops pull him from the truck. Please note There is approximately 7 minutes of this footage. Source info obscured - all info available upon licensing.

A police officer rushes through city streets to respond to a car crash in Dallas, Texas. A fire blazes from the hood of the car as the cop rushes to help the passengers. The officer pulls a passenger out of the burning vehicle to safety.