WHITFIELD: All right, welcome back. A look at our top stories right now, an officer's body camera capturing a pretty brave rescue in Texas. You can see a minivan submerged underwater at the end of the street there. The two officers do not waste any time taking off their gear and then jumping right in. They were able to pull an elderly man and his grandson safely out of the car. Police say the man was trying to navigate through a flooded overpass, and the water was simply too high. Thank goodness for them and that timing. Saudi officials say heavy sand storms caused a construction crane to crash into the Grand Mosque in Mecca. This video showing the moment the crane hit the roof of the holy site, at least 107 people were killed and more than 200 others were hurt. The accident comes less than two weeks before the annual hajj pilgrimage. More than 2 million Muslims are expected to take part. And Egyptian prime minister, Ibrahim Mahlab along with his cabinet has stepped down. The resignations come amid a corruption probe. Egypt's president has asked the cabinet to stay on in a caretaker kind of role and ordered the petroleum minister to form a new government within the next week.
Officials Blame Sandstorm For Crane Collapse