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Right behind a strip mall, just to give you perspective, the water got into a lot of the businesses right up there. and to really show you where the water came from, if you come 0 down here, you can see the st. vrain river r river. i want to show you that bridge, this is a running trail, bike trail, that people around here take a great deal of pride in. the bridge is gone and dave, if you can pan over and show the sidewalk that got washed away. and then we found a few slabs of sidewalk that are ...

Tonight on cnn. michelle turner has a preview of the glitz, gowns, and gossip on new yorks red carpet. 10:00 in the east, as we know youre getting your morning in gear. glad to have you with us. im christi paul. >> im victor blackwell. 10:00 as you said on the east coast, 7:00 out west, youre in the "cnn newsroom." this morning, were starting in colorado. a difficult time for people there. weve watched the waters rush through the communities. more rain could add to their misery. thousands are ...

Table. >> of course. >> come prepared with stories. dont drink too much. dont become sloppy. >> come prepared. >> absolutely. >> no elbows on the table? >> no. its not proper. >> i am a total failure as a dining companion. what is that? >> whats that, you ask? an iconic classic of gastronomy? look at that sauce. holy crap. the devilishly difficult dish. a boneless, wild hare in a sauce of its own blood, truffle, garnished with thick slabs seared directly on the top of the cabins wood stove. >> l...

>> come prepared with antic doets? >> absolutely. >> no elbows on the table? >> no, its not proper. >> im a total failure as a dining companion. what is that? >> whats that, you ask? an iconic era classic of astronomy. >> oh, look at that sauce. holy crap. >> the devilishly difficult boneless wild hear in a sauce of its own blood, a generous heaping of french black truffle garnished with thick slabs of foie gras. >> oh, damn, look at that. >> were in a wooden shack over three feet of ice and 100...

To lower that bus fare. thats the symbol, thats the sign everyone here wants before they agree to stay home at night. >> thank you so much. now to the never-ending search for jimmy hoffa. the one-time boss of the teamsters union. the latest tip about where his body may be hidden has the fbi digging up a field near detroit. no bodies have turned up yet, but they did find some concrete slaps. is that significant? lets go to poppy harlow. is it significant that they found some concrete slabs in t...

We begin this half hour with a close ally of the u.s. in a state of serious turmoil. anti-government protests in turkey in their fifth day. >> they are the largest, most violent demonstrations seen in that country in years. alex marquardt reports on the anger aimed at one man. >> reporter: this is a moment said to have helped sparked it all. turkish police pepper spraying a young woman at point-blank range. what had been a small protest about a park, exploded. years of pent up anger at turkeys l...

So much. i know its been a tough year for you as well. thu thanks. meteorologist chad myers is in oklahoma city. we heard there were three tornadoes that touched down. is that the kind of storm damage youre seeing? >> absolutely. no doubt about t not up to the ef-4 damage and certainly nowhere near moore, what happened there, approaching the 210-mile-per-hour mark on some of those houses. we went and explored those houses yesterday. clean-up is going okay, but okay is just a relative term. wha...

The bare foundations and slabs we are seeing is typical of this powerful tornado. bill: its hard to find a silver lining. but we were sitting here yesterday when the death toll was cut in half and thats the only thing you can point to for those folks in moore, oklahoma. in the meantime the justice department came under fire for seizing e-mails from one of our own fox news reporters. now it appears there is much more to this story. well tell you about todays fallout. you hurt my feelings, todd. i...

We have a 28 damage indicators. we look at hotels, motels if they are damaged. multistory complexes. even gas station canopies. and as far as a home goes, a single or multifamily home, 1,000 to 5,000 square feet is on the chart and they look at various degrees of damage. if that home is completely gone, a total loss, its gone down to the slab, the winds generally about 170 miles an hour. if houses were blown off their slabs, immediately thats ef-4 damage. to get to an ef-5 you have to have signi...

Joplin, tuscaloosa, again here in oklahoma, similar. very devastating. houses taken down to the slabs. schools destroyed, hospital destroyed. cars just -- no way you would think people could survive this. >> so what are you doing now? what is fema, the federal government doing to help? >> well, first thing we did is we sent additional urban rescue teams to support the state. they had a lot of area to cover. the other thing is, the president last night did declare these areas disaster areas. so w...