Reel 7131

(CC): 60 min. 8323 Interviews augment dramatic events captured by nonprofessionals on videotape: a Texas constable's murder recorded on his car-mounted camera; five persons fleeing from a tornado to a highway overpass in Kansas; a leap to safety from a burning building in Illinois. Also: a helicopter chase of a suspect and the use of surveillance cameras in mannequins to curtail shoplifting.

Previously unaired news footage concerning the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald on Nov. 24, 1963; kids caught roughhousing on a school bus; the firestorm that engulfed the hills of Oakland last October; a lofty wedding of professional high divers.

A teenager heaves a brick at an undercover cop during a crack-cocaine sweep in Kissimmee, Fla.; a driver is rescued from a raging flood in Las Vegas; a circus elephant goes berserk while carrying a mother and her children in Melbourne, Fla.

A jockey's nearly fatal tumble from his horse; a refrigerator sting to expose crooked repairers; the remains of the Titanic, which sank in 1912; a helicopter crash. Also: a woman losing control of her car down a hill; a good Samaritan crossing thin ice on a lake to rescue a loon.

Previously telecast as a series of specials, this collection of "amazing" home videos becomes a weekly series. Segments focus on a couple who use a video camera to catch a sticky-fingered neighbor; a tidal wave recorded up close.

A neighbor captures a horseback-riding accident and the rescue of the mount—caught in a train trestle; a Pennsylvania couple seeks to nail a mail thief; a young man records his chivalrous marriage proposal.

Youngsters do the limbo on roller skates at a rink in Bangor, Maine. Repeat segments: a teenager heaves a brick at an undercover cop during a crack-cocaine sweep; a driver is rescued from a flood; a circus elephant goes berserk while carrying a mother and her children. Also: slow-motion views of a hockey puck.

An environmental group tapes purportedly illegal driftnet fishing by Japanese vessels; an experimental "helmet cam" provides a close-up view of football action; one of the video cameras stolen by three young burglars captures the theft on tape.

(CC); 60 min. 6233 Interviews augment dramatic events captured by nonprofessionals on videotape: a Texas constable's murder recorded on his car-mounted camera; five persons fleeing from a tornado to a highway overpass in Kansas, a leap to safety from a burning building in Illinois. Also: a helicopter chase of a suspect and the use of surveillance cameras in mannequins to curtail shoplifting.

Previously unaired news footage concerning the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald on Nov. 24, 1963; kids caught roughhousing on a school bus; the firestorm that engulfed the hills of Oakland last October; a lofty wedding of professional high divers.

A teenager heaves a brick at an undercover cop during a crack-cocaine sweep in Kissimmee, Fla.; a driver is rescued from a raging flood in Las Vegas; a circus elephant goes berserk while carrying a mother and her children in Melbourne, Fla.

A jockey's nearly fatal tumble from his horse, a refrigerator sting to expose crooked repairers, the remains of the Titanic, which sank in 1912; a helicopter crash. Also: a woman losing control of her car down a hill, a good Samaritan crossing thin ice on a lake to rescue a loon.

Previously telecast as a series of specials, this collection of "amazing" home videos becomes a weekly series. Segments focus on a couple who use a video camera to catch a sticky-fingered neighbor; a tidal wave recorded up close.

A neighbor captures a horseback-riding accident and the rescue of the mount—caught in a train trestle; a Pennsylvania couple seeks to nail a mail thief; a young man records his chivalrous marriage proposal.

Youngsters do the limbo on roller skates at a rink in Bangor, Maine. Repeat segments: a teenager heaves a brick at an undercover cop during a crack-cocaine sweep; a driver is rescued from a flood; a circus elephant goes berserk while carrying a mother and her children. Also: slow-motion views of a hockey puck.

An environmental group tapes purportedly illegal driftnet fishing by Japanese vessels; an experimental "helmet cam" provides a close-up view of football action; one of the video cameras stolen by three young burglars captures the theft on tape.

(CC): 60 min. 8323 Interviews augment dramatic events captured by nonprofessionals on videotape: a Texas constable's murder recorded on his car-mounted camera; five persons fleeing from a tornado to a highway overpass in Kansas; a leap to safety from a burning building in Illinois. Also: a helicopter chase of a suspect and the use of surveillance cameras in mannequins to curtail shoplifting.

Previously unaired news footage concerning the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald on Nov. 24, 1963; kids caught roughhousing on a school bus; the firestorm that engulfed the hills of Oakland last October; a lofty wedding of professional high divers.

A teenager heaves a brick at an undercover cop during a crack-cocaine sweep in Kissimmee, Fla.; a driver is rescued from a raging flood in Las Vegas; a circus elephant goes berserk while carrying a mother and her children in Melbourne, Fla.

A jockey's nearly fatal tumble from his horse; a refrigerator sting to expose crooked repairers; the remains of the Titanic, which sank in 1912; a helicopter crash. Also: a woman losing control of her car down a hill; a good Samaritan crossing thin ice on a lake to rescue a loon.

Previously telecast as a series of specials, this collection of "amazing" home videos becomes a weekly series. Segments focus on a couple who use a video camera to catch a sticky-fingered neighbor; a tidal wave recorded up close.

A neighbor captures a horseback-riding accident and the rescue of the mount—caught in a train trestle; a Pennsylvania couple seeks to nail a mail thief; a young man records his chivalrous marriage proposal.

Youngsters do the limbo on roller skates at a rink in Bangor, Maine. Repeat segments: a teenager heaves a brick at an undercover cop during a crack-cocaine sweep; a driver is rescued from a flood; a circus elephant goes berserk while carrying a mother and her children. Also: slow-motion views of a hockey puck.

An environmental group tapes purportedly illegal driftnet fishing by Japanese vessels; an experimental "helmet cam" provides a close-up view of football action; one of the video cameras stolen by three young burglars captures the theft on tape.