[Malveaux:] We are ten minutes away. We're going to bring you live coverage of George Zimmerman murder trial, closing arguments set to begin just moments away. It is going to be uninterrupted without any breaks. We're going to bring that to you moment by moment as soon as it starts. We're also watching stocks soaring on Wall Street, Dow testing record territory right now, within that wow, up 137 just after the opening bell this morning. Dow Jones industrial average climbed to above 15,456 points. That puts it above its record closing high that was set back in May. We're going to see where it finishes up today. Pretty good news there. And country singer superstar Randy Travis still very ill today, definitely not out of the woods. It was just hours after Travis was reportedly showing some improvement his publicist says he suffered a stroke. Had to have surgery to ease the pressure on his brain. Randy Travis has been in a Texas hospital since Sunday with a serious heart condition. He is just 54 years old. This is something you are not going to want to see heading your way. Watch this. That's right. This is amateur video, this is a funnel cloud in Lawrence County, Pennsylvania, just unbelievable, Greg Houston and his parents, they were actually in their car on a highway when Greg spotted that funnel cloud. His mother says it was much closer than it actually looks in the video. Luckily they were able to speed away. And funnel cloud actually moved on. And this car is being swept away in a river of mud. Look at that. An area, this is just south of Colorado Springs, already devastated by fire, well, now, dealing with this, these mud slides. The driver of that car reportedly not injured. Just one inch of water fell on charred land. But it was not it was actually enough to close many of the roads, the mud left anything in its path covered and stuck as you see those vehicles there. We also have this is amazing story. Dramatic pictures to show you, this is Washington, D.C. subway station, the system there, you see that man in a wheelchair apparently rolling forward to get a closer look at the sign when he went over the edge, right on to the tracks. Well, this happened in one of the busiest stations. I know this station well. This man just inches from the electrified third rail, the train likely to arrive in just moments and Army specialist jumps to help him out. Check it out.
[Voice Of Spec. Michael Menchaca, U.s. Army:] I just jumped down there and started helping him out and started pulling, trying to pick him up and I realized he is still seat belt strapped to this wheelchair and every second felt like 30 seconds.
[Malveaux:] Two others ran in to help as well lifting the wheelchair out. You see the man is recovering, the soldier says, you know, he is not a hero, he just did the right thing. Congratulations to him.