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saying -- bring it on. senator rand paul refusing a pat-down at an airport security checkpoint after setting off an alarm on a body scanner. hes joining us live this hour. hell tell us what happened. also, a key u.s. supreme court ruling on electronic surveillance. the justices agree that police need a warrant to plant a gps device on a suspects car but they dont agree on why. im wolf blitzer and youre in "the situation room." what a day in politics. mitt romney is going all out ...

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. >> albright pulls over the suspect and starts to administer a dui test. >> i did all my field sobriety test. determined the individual was too intoxicated to be driving. placed him under arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol. >> turn your wrists. >...

plane headed into this thing. they are calling it a tropical disturbance for now just to see if its serious enough to name it a tropical storm possibly in the next couple of hours. keep in mind were also learning major oil companies are not taking any chances with this disturbance. evacuations have begun just in case and the mayor of new orleans, mitch landrieu, hell be holding a news conference as they are all watching this disturbance as well heading precariously closely to their gov...

Found ten bodies on thursday. they are still searching today. we will not say exactly how many people are missing in the area but there have been local media reports that there could be up to 1,000 bodies in that particular area. the number of missing is still very high, higher than the number of dead, over 14,000 at this point. obviously a very grim task for those that are having to do it. monita? >> can one assume theyre telling people who did have homes and families to continue to stay away, ...

Finding the smaller and smaller back roads just to avoid the checkpoints. other refugees who cross this border today, shep, told us they had been stopped at those checkpoints. they felt threatened. they did not see anybody taken away off the buses or out of the taxis. but they did say that the police, the militias were taking the possessions that they had. literally anything they had was being taken from them. so, tonight and this afternoon, we have seen hundreds, thousands come across this bord...

April is national child abuse prevention month. this cnn hero is drawing on her own horrible experience to save others. winona ward reaches out to women and children with the motto, have justice, will travel. >> when i was growing up on a rural back road, family violence was an accepted way of life. >> this is my mother. im the baby. my father and brother richard and sister paul lean. my father would commonly abuse all of us. he raped me and beat my mother and my other siblings. when the neighbo...

Pauline. my father would commonly abuse all of us. he raped me and beat my mother and my other siblings. when the neighbors heard screaming coming from our home, they just turned their heads. for domestic violence victims in rural areas, it can be very devastating. theyre out there on these back roads with no access to in-town services. many of them do not have telephones. some of them do not have a drivers license or an automobile so we go to them. my name is wynona ward. the turning point for ...

And my other siblings. when the neighbors heard screaming coming from our home, they just current their heads. for domestic violence victims in rural areas, it can be devastating. theyre out there on these back roads with no access to in-town services. many of them do not have telephones. some of them do not have drivers license for an automobile, so we go to them. my name is wynona ward. the turning point for me was when a child in my family revealed she had been abused by my father and my brot...

For domestic violence victims in rural areas it can be very devastating. theyre out there on these back roads with no access to any town services. many of them do not have telephones. some of them do not have drivers licenses or an automobile. so we go to them. my name is wynonna ward. the turning point for me was when a child in my family revealed that she had been abused by her father, my brother. i just said, this has to stop. when i graduated from law school i was 48 years old. >> good morni...

Her own childhood experiences to save others. wynona ward reaches out to battered women and children in rural vermont with the motto, have justice, will travel. >> when i was growing up on a rural back road, family violence was an accepted way of life. >> this was my mother and im the baby here and my father and my brother richard and my sister pauline. my father would commonly abuse all of us. he raped me and beat my mother and my other siblings. when the neighbors heard screaming coming from o...