An unflinching look at emergency first responders in action. Multi-car rollover accident in Arizona, flash flood in Texas.

Colorado bondsman Bobby Brown's got trouble and his name is Jackson. Weighing in at over 240lbs and standing six foot tall, this bad boy has skipped out on a $10,000 bond.

When her son Jesse reprimands her for trying to pierce his daughter's ears, Suzette decides the real issue is that she is starting to feel some empty nest syndrome. She urges Dee to reverse his vasectomy and visits her doctor only to find out they won't.

Mike and Jersey Jon dive into a century-old Connecticut print shop while Robbie and Danielle unearth a rare globe at a 1920s truck stop.

Police Chief Ronald Sanchez memorializes three fellow officers who were ambushed and killed almost twenty years ago.

Chop expands his sales force for the summer season with a fresh crop of "Green Peas"--new recruits hoping to make it as car salesmen. There's Gary who needs to make big money to pay off his debts, and Philip who wants to prove to his dad.

Billy must come to a baby's rescue when a raccoon is spotted in the infant's nursery. To make matters worse, the raccoon is sick, which can be very dangerous to the baby. Later, Billy rushes to an animal rescue shelter where rats are chewing the wires.

Drinks are thrown, fists fly, and a car is rammed during an argument at a Houston intersection. A lane change miscalculation turns into a nightmare when a semi truck rolls over on a highway in Macon, Georgia.

If the nutria problem doesn't get you, the spider problem will. Billy gets a call about a nutria problem in his mother's neighbors' yard. After catching some of the beaver-like rodents, he discovers an aggressive water snake caught in an old trap.

Chop's a kid at heart, from his "Chop Show" antics, to his thrill at anything with four wheels and an engine--and today's all about kids. From a local school coming in to perform their own version of the "Chop Show," to Chop's two sons.