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>> reporter: not a one. most of this is mundane stuff. no major national security risks here are exposed that i can tell. there is one email that appears to describe a monthly payment made to a source in the middle east, no big deal. i cant even authenticate it. assange says they are making investment using secret intel. i have got news for him. thats not illegal or nefarious. its disturbing they can hack into a computer system that private intel company like this does do business with the gover...

the right. a new television ad that labels him as a fake. why? >> because hes a fake. >> while i was fighting to save the olympics you were fighting to save the bridge to nowhere. >> were going to stay with cnn, full highlights from last nights republican debates live from phoenix in just a moment. and gas prices have jumped again. up 3% -- three cents, rather, overnight, according to aaa. average is $3.61. it is still going up. economists say the gas could jump to 4 or even $5 a gal...

Tested to determine in which housing area they will be placed for their remaining sentence. >> some of the women inmates we see here who are psychotic, have lost touch with reality, may have very bizarre and unusual behaviors, hear voices and those types of things. and we would need to treat them usually with medication and some supportive therapy. we also see people who have major depressive disorders, very sad, maybe suicidal. and these women may need medication therapy and also psychotherapy ...

Some of the more extreme laws with the unintended consequences. we never wanted it keep the family of four from brazil out. >> this is a bureaucratic problem, not that these people are security risks. but, it is hard to get to places where you can get a visa so they have to have more consulates overseas and some of this is just a matter of better promotion. just putting up more posters, and people know the washington will not closeent down the grand cannian. >> the tourists say it is difficult t...

For their remaining sentence. >> some of the women inmates we see here who are psychotic, have lost touch with reality, may have very bizarre and unusual behaviors, hear voices and those types of things. and we would need to treat them usually with medication and some supportive therapy. we also see people who have major depressive disorders, very sad, maybe suicidal. and these women may need medication therapy and also psychotherapy as well. >> once the correctional staff screens each inmate fo...

We also see people who have major depressive disorders, very sad, maybe suicidal. and these women may need medication therapy and also psychotherapy as well. >> once the correctional staff screens each inmate for medical and psychological needs as well as security risks, shes assigned to her housing unit. the women live eight to a room. >> when you live with seven other different personalities and somebodys day gone wrong. theyre bound and determined to turn it around on you. >> you better be qu...

And there really is a whole other world people dont see. they always see in front of the camera. they never really see the behind-the-scenes stuff. >> whats behind-the-scenes stuff with you? >> you know, like the security risks and the security issues that are very frightening, that people dont know about because i dont want them to know about, but -- >> whats the scariest thing thats happened to you? >> i was at a movie theater once, and i was by myself, stupidly, and i was semimobbed, but it g...

I dont know. i think -- >> you know what i mean. fame is such a sort of magnet to people, isnt it? >> kind of. a little bit. i mean, i think fame is great until the day comes when you are afraid to leave your house alone and then the day when your name is used as an adjective in a negative way. >> its interesting. its like culture, isnt it, of envy, of resentment of peoples success. i mean, that goes with the territory, doesnt it? >> yeah. >> are you equipped to deal with all this? >> sometimes....

>> reporter: battle hardened storm chasers in awe of natures power. >> oh, my gosh. this is awful. dude, the trees. the trees are debarked! >> reporter: residents running for cover anywhere they could. >> in a crowded convenience store some 20 people hunkering down in a darkened commercial refrigerator. >> can we go in the cooler? [ screaming ] >> go! >> oh, dear heaven. >> god! >> reporter: at the same time a security camera in a nearby frozen yogurt shop catches the chaos. workers mo...

>> and hes even met the president. >> he said, hi, im chris. and when i get nervous i get high pitched so im like, hi, chris. >> and somebody who knows the first president better than anybody else. the first brother-in-law. >> what do do you say when you see him? >> mr. president or the guy who goes to his left all the time on the basketball court. >> michelles brother, craig. this is "piers morgan tonight." >> google chris and youll get more than 2.5 million results, "glees" overnight...