Teen plummets 45 feet from ski lift

Caught on tape: Security cameras at Carl Sandburg College in Galesburg, Ill., show floodwater breaking through entrance doors and flooding the building.

Amateur video shot by a resident of a nearby building shows a crane falling into an apartment block in Lavrov, Russia. The crane crash damaged several apartments, balconies, and cars in the parking lot below. Russian officials say there are no casualties as a result of this accident.

Jasmina Baldrich, 23, happened to witness police entering suspect Ariel Castro's house -- where three women allegedly held captive for nearly a decade -- and started shooting video of it with her cell phone.

A suspect is in custody after a dramatic end to a police pursuit in Los Angeles. The suspect can be seen rolling out of his car on the freeway and running from police. He then enters a stranger's home and appears to change clothes in an attempt to fool police. (no audio)

Caught on tape: A rockslide sends boulders crashing down on to Interstate-77 in Bluefield, W.V., bringing traffic to a standstill.

A teenager was seen hanging onto a ski-lift chair before plummeting more than 45 feet. Charlie Rose reports.

CBS News Exclusive: Video recorded by CBS News reporter Carter Evans shows an up-close account of the gun battle between police and fugitive ex-cop Christopher Dorner in Big Bear, California.

WWSB-TV reporter Linda Carson was at the Manatee County Fair in Palmetto, Fla., reporting about kids who raise goats, when one goat decided that it was not pleased to have her in the pen. He charged her, knocked her to the floor and even came back for a second charge.

A light fixture fell and landed right on top of Madison High School senior Michael McComish, just as he was about to begin his wrestling match. The incident sent him to the emergency room where McComish had to have about 20 stitches in two places on his head. KELO's Bradley Mallory reports.

At Sugarbush Resort in Warren, Vt., a bull moose chased after 19-year-old skier Jeff Palmer - a close encounter that was caught on tape. WCAX's Matt Henson reports.

A normal day turned into a nightmare for one Wisconsin mom, when a shopping cart carrying her baby rolled out of a store parking lot and headed straight for oncoming traffic. Amazingly, a police officer managed to show up just in the nick of time. And, his life-saving heroics were caught on tape by his dashboard camera. Footage courtesy WQOW.

A 4-year-old camel named "Atula" from the Ramos Bros. Circus escaped before an exercise session and ran through the streets of Glendale, Calif. KCAL 9's Juan Fernandez reports.