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With us? >> yes, sir, im still here. >> give us some advice. you saw what chad was going through. people are out there in large numbers. barely moving. what should folks be doing right now? >> we really are asking them to get off the interstate, whether its i-45, i-240, i-44, the congestion around the oklahoma city metro area is great. we have a lot of dangers, weve had power lines down across the interstate, scattered across into the oklahoma city, even past oklahoma city out by tinker air forc...

Next day, i closed my accounts and i went to a new bank. a little more than one year later, officer albright captures another shocking event on his dash cam. but this time it would nearly cost him his life. >> we look up and thats when i see my car coming at me. >> september 7th, 2003. its about 1:00 in the morning and kyle albright is once again on the lookout for drunk drivers. >> i was just doing my -- what i call my drunk run. stay off the main roads because drunk drivers will take a lot o...

A little more than one year later, officer albright captures another shocking event on his dash cam. but this time it would nearly cost him his life. >> we look up and thats when i see my car coming at me. >> september 7th, 2003. its about 1:00 in the morning and kyle albright is once again on the lookout for drunk drivers. >> i was just doing my -- what i call my drunk run. stay off the main roads because drunk drivers will take a lot of back roads, a lot of side streets to avoid getting caught...

How does any of us walk away without feeling compelled to do something, no matter how cynical or no matter how much weve given up? >> when the president did the role call of the childrens names and the reaction in the room, ive been to a number of funerals in my day, as well, reverend. and ive never experienced anything as raw and just agonizing as listening to the response that was happening, again, all over that auditorium. you know, i was telling john this morning, i was driving through the b...

Intensity but the slow movement of the system as it chugs its way north-northwest. water will begin to pile up in a lot of places and poor drainage, low-lying spots. definitely will stack up. already there have been reports of flooding along i-10 and many in the back roads, lot of side streets, had you flooding. some of the roadways especially the causeway that goes across lake pontchartrain. now it is closed for everyone until the storm passes. will were reports of flooding and flooding rather ...

from bringing home the gold and plenty of chances today. for the women it starts with soccer and then hit the mats for gymnast gymnastics. for the guys, nothing but net and swish. then swimmer michael phelps already a world record holder, but today this is a race like no other. not just going for the gold, hes trying to make history. once again, zain verjee, no pressure for phelps, right? >> no, its just an easy, breezy thing. just a few hours back there in aquatics centre. a name youl...

Hard to recover after that. >> paula was a math major. >> the likeable candidate wins 70% or more of public elections. there you have it. >> the country does vote on who they like. for better or worse. were superficial. >> i vote for ron burgundy. >> the beer test. well see. miles to go. no one knows for sure just yet. no one knows. >> 70% of the time it works. 60% of the time. >> thank you, paula. now to turn to some serious news this morning. syria and to reports of violence are now pouring ...

>> we look up and thats when i see my car coming at me. >> september 7th, 2003. its about 1:00 in the morning and kyle albright is once again on the lookout for drunk drivers. >> i was just doing my -- what i call my drunk run. stay off the main roads because drunk drivers will take a lot of back roads, a lot of side streets to avoid getting caught. >> albright eyes a possible drunk driver. >> there was a corvette that was in front of me. when he hit about 85-mile-an-hour i turned my lights on. ...

speaks for itself. >> reporter: bombarded for months. picked off by snipers. food and supplies running out. medical care, impossible. >> this is the story of a cnn team that got into syrias most dangerous city. to reach a handful of citizens risking their lives every day. to see firsthand, to bear witness, and to tell the world about the suffering, the grief, and the courage of homs. this is the account of "72 hours under fire." [ explosion ] >> reporter: for more than a year, the regi...

speaks for itself. >> reporter: bombarded for months. picked off by snipers. food and supplies running out. medical care, impossible. >> this is the story of a cnn team that got into syrias most dangerous city. to reach a handful of citizens risks their lives every day. to see firsthand, to bear witness, and to tell the world about the suffering, the grief, and the courage of homs. this is the account of "72 hours under fire." [ explosion ] >> reporter: for more than a year, the regime...