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Door down in the bathroom to get james gandolfini out. his son called for help late wednesday night when he did not hear his father and he called hotel staff. in the last few minutes we also learned, like you said, the autopsy results confirmed that gandolfini died of a heart attack. carol, the family of james gandolfini is having a press conference in italy. once we get a chance to hear what theyre saying, well bring that information to you. >> we showed an empty podium in rome. theyre expected...

>> the impact is surprisingly gentle, but theyre not out of danger. fuel is leaking from the chopper and the fear is it could blow any minute. >> i was worried something was going to catch on fire. >> the pilot instructs everyone to stay in the aircraft until the rotors stop spinning, but the co-pilot jumps out before the blades come to a complete halt. luckily, he isnt hurt. whitlock stays put while his camera continues rolling. after a few seconds, the pilot tells him its safe to get out. >> e...

Dived 15% in a little over two weeks. thats not good. now to a developing story, at least three people are dead after a medical helicopter crashed into and elementary school parking lot in kentucky. this happened south of lexington. only the crew was on board. no word of a cause. an amazing rescue saves the life of a 6-year-old girl on the mississippi. she was on a field trip in greenfield, mississippi, when she fell into an old abandoned well. it took emergency workers three hours to finall...

Minor injuries, when a building collapsed on top of this salvation army thrift store that youre looking at right there. this is the corner, if you know center city in philly this is 22nd street and market streets. it was a vacant four-story building that was being demolished when it suddenly toppled on top of the salvation army next door, a salvation army, which according to eyewitnesses, was still open and taking in customers, thus trapping these people who were working and shopping inside late...

About 60% contained. wildfires are also burning in new mexico and colorado, both fires leading to evacuations. no reports of injuries or destroyed buildings. and a weather nightmare continues in the midwest. take a look at this. a levee breached near st. louis, the water gushing out of the mississippi river, now threatening small towns all along the river as emergency workers scramble to reinforce barricades and temporary dikes. residents in st. charles county near st. louis had to be evacuate...

St. francis is safe. the road closed because powerlines are down and falling rocks from the fire. but allowing residents to get back into community, thousand or so people who were evacuated, who can come back in now and check on their homes and for most of them, returning to homes unlike the stilson family, carol. >> stephanie elam, live from california this morning. midwest weather nightmare rages on. take a look at this a levee breached nearly st. louis. the mississippi gushing out. emergenc...

Feet deep in different parts of oklahoma city. you can see in some cases, some of the vehicles are getting through. its very difficult for the emergency workers to get through water in the flooded streets to give an accurate assessment not only the amount of property that has been damaged but the human toll from this storm. the latest figures say five people have been killed, that coming from the medical examiner, a number of people have been injured and taken to different hospitals. the sun is ...

Dollars. what? adam levine? you are live in the cnn newsroom. go ahead morning, thank you for being with me. im carol cost tello. a frightening new spike in one of americas most passionate debates. the fight over gun control. federal investigators ramping up the probe of what could be deadly letters sent to new york city mayor michael bloomberg. two separate tests say it was ricin. a material so toxic, a mere pinpoint can kill within days. cnns deborah frerick working her sources. >> good mornin...

Floodwaters starting to go down thank goodness in san antonio, texas, this morning, but heavy rains there yesterday caused massive flash flooding. two women were killed when they were september away by the current. emergency workers were able to rescue more than 200 people from flooded homes and strand vehicles. meantime, president obama will head to oklahoma later today. hell be touring the town of moore which was hit so hard by mondays tornado. the president will meet with families affected ...

Hey there everyone. welcome back to "cnn sunday morning." im poppy harlow. bottom of the hour here on the east coast. first, san antonio, texas, emergency workers rescued more than 200 people caught by flash floods. at least two people died in those floods. two women were swept away by the water yesterday. also, there is word that a teenager may still be missing. he reportedly was trying to cross a creek when he disappeared. the flood waters are expected to recede today, that is good news. a lot...