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Possibly the womans own child, have just been pulled out of the water of the hudson river. this at riverside drive at about 82nd street. that would be on the upper east side of manhattan. no indication as to how they wound up in the water, whether this is a car that went out of control and went over the edge. we dont know. but a child and a woman, possibly the childs mother, have just been pulled out of the hudson river. when we get more information on what may have happened or their condition, ...

Fanned out in neighborhoods across nashville, searching homes. tomorrow, the grim work continues. the images over the last couple of days have been unbelievable. this one from nashville. look at that huge object, look likes a truck. that structure along interstate it is a portable classroom used by students. thankfully no one was inside. that happened saturday. look at these submerged vehicles outside millington. for some, hope is gone as well. power is out. bobbie tried to rescue his 15-year-ol...

Could be more than $1 billion. search and rescue teams today fanned out in neighborhoods across nashville, searching homes. tomorrow, the grim work continues. the images over the last couple of days have been unbelievable. this one from nashville. look at that huge object, look like a truck or something, right? that structure being swept along interstate 24 is a portable classroom, used by students. thankfully no one was inside. that happened saturday. look at these submerged vehicles outside mi...

Its actually to let regulators get rid of a bank. the problem with a financial market and financial institutions when they get into trouble is that money and financial assets so easily move. in fact they move at a split second. you need a little bit of money just to keep them in place for a moment before the federal regulators have a chance to pay off depositors and make sure that the assets are sold in an orderly way. the shareholders of a bank would lose everything, so nobody wins. theres no i...

The gorilla. there, she immerses herself in the gorilla community and gets hair raisiny close to one of the 350-pound apes. maria is host of nat geos amazing gorillas. >> its great to be here. megyn: thats craziness! we see you. >> reporter: s away from the silver bat gorilla? >> yes, this was quite a scary moment because i have been working with primates for a very long time and i worked with gorillas before in the wild and ive been charged, and generally you do what the test book tells you to ...

Apart. at one point they got so close the pilot looked up and could see the underbelly of the cessna. 281 people going to china going to the north. the cessna was coming south. 1,500 feet apart. but keep this in mind. the 777 was going 300 miles an hour rising at 4,000 feet per minute. if you look at that separation the experts tell me this crash could have been a split second from happening. luckily you heard the tower say cessna go behind. the cessna pulled up and went to the left. the 777 lev...

[inaudible] >> behind your back. >> get your hands off of me. im not even. >> get down on the ground. >> bill: we see that stuff in high school. but very rare in college. was that an overreaction? >> 24-year-old woman. started out ugly and gets uglier. way out of line. depending on the witnesses you listen to. this lasted 30 minutes going back and forth with the teacher. student objecting to an answer she gave on an question. it wasnt specific enough. asked her several times lets talk about this...

[inaudible] >> behind your back. >> get your hands off of me. im not even. >> get down on the ground. >> bill: we see that stuff in high school. but very rare in college. was that an overreaction? >> 24-year-old woman. started out ugly and gets uglier. way out of line. depending on the witnesses you listen to. this lasted 30 minutes going back and forth with the teacher. student objecting to an answer she gave on an question. it wasnt specific enough. asked her several times lets talk about this...

[inaudible] >> behind your back. >> get your hands off of me. im not even. >> get down on the ground. >> bill: we see that stuff in high school. but very rare in college. was that an overreaction? >> 24-year-old woman. started out ugly and gets uglier. way out of line. depending on the witnesses you listen to. this lasted 30 minutes going back and forth with the teacher. student objecting to an answer she gave on an question. it wasnt specific enough. asked her several times lets talk about this...

>> there was a lot of chaos. fortunately for us, our training kicked in. >> and let me ask you, officer richards, you talked about this being almost surreal, you didnt know at the time whether it was even a prank. i mean, you know, must have just really caught you by surprise. i mean we talk about the thousands of people that go in and out every day that come up to your guard post, show their pentagon i.d. and keep moving. >> yes, maam. everything happened in a split second. the shooter was like...