COLLINS: Boy, a nail biting rescue in Indianapolis to show you. Three roofing employees found themselves dangling from a 31-story building after their scaffolding collapsed; safety harnesses the only thing between them and the pavement. Firefighters repelled down the building to save them, but they became concerned when a thunderstorm approached. The winds kicked up and the rescuers started to sway. They stayed focused and pulled all the workers to safety. Good for them. Here's one Disney show I bet you haven't seen, a real drama that played out outside the gates of Disneyland in southern California. Disney Hotel employees, some dressed as Cinderella, Snow White and Tinkerbell staged a labor protest. They're demanding more money and better health care benefits. 32 protestors were handcuffed and hauled away and charged with misdemeanors. Not exactly a happily ever after ending. But this story isn't over. Negotiations between the workers and Disney are continuing. It looks like Ed McMahon won't lose his home after all. Donald Trump is saving the Beverly Hills mansion from foreclosure. The developer says he'll buy McMahon's house and lease it back to the 85-year-old entertainer. The home has been on the market for two years listed for $4.6 million most recently. McMahon defaulted on the mortgage. Trump says he was a fan of McMahon during his "Tonight Show" days and helping him would be an honor. Attend a funeral from almost anywhere?</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Whether it's on the golf course, whether it's in a church, whether it's over in a motel in a conference room.</s>COLLINS: Come on, grieving while golfing?
Dangling Workers Pulled Off Skyscraper; Donald Trump to Buy Ed McMahon's Mansion