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Around them, but ive never actually been through one. and it is indescribable. i mean, you can hear the roar of the sound as its coming toward you, it was so loud, and just the pressure that you felt, like your ears were popping and just the pressure around you, you were shaking and trembling and it was unbelievable. >> when you woke up today and saw the scale of what had gone on, do you feel as i do that its bordering on miraculous that the death toll at the moment is at 24 and not much, much h...

>> yeah. they realized that they were trapped. >> yeah. >> i imagine, just the water coming in, probably a little bit frightening. >> but we got -- we turned around and we went from house to house and people were going, is anybody there? its like, no, theyre out, were out, you know, we helped them make sure that our neighbors were out. the ones that we knew were home. >> reporter: one of the remarkable things, when you hear people recount what happened on may 20th, they often talk about may 3rd,...

Principals might have done this. it is an open invitation to investigation. he also, by the way, proposed strategies of how to avoid investigation. this is not all pure of heart. >> so then michelle rhee is presented with with this document. at least her deputy is -- >> i know she saw it. i have a reliable source. we verified this -- incidentally, people are very afraid of michelle rhee. a source high in dcps confirmed authenticity of this. ive been reporting for 39 years. when i took it to this...

Another terrible day in baghdad. the anniversary of george bushs announcement that america was at war with iraq. 55 people killed. more than 200 wounded. very hard to see that there is anything but chronic instability and continued hideous bloodshed there. what is your take? >> its such a tragedy really the way things have unfolded in iraq. just looking at iraqi faces, seeing how pale they had become. we are hearing after one attack after another. peoples voices actually began trembling. this is...

Attacks that had already been well under way. most of them taking place between 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. it really felt like it was one of those days back when the violence was at its worst. there was smoke rising over the capitol and if you could have just seen the expression on our iraqi staffs faces as in some instances we were hearing the explosions and other cases learning about them. they went completely white. their voices began trembling. this is exactly the kind of devastating complex, coordi...

The expression i was talking about, seeing on peoples faces was one of complete shock and it was also as if the color completely drained out of their faces. they were just so terrified, not only because of the memories that it brought back, but because it shook them to the very core. their voices were trembling talking about this. this is so many peoples worst fears realized. it drives home the reality that so many iraqis continue to live with, that is this countrys neither stable nor secure at ...

New yorker.com. our starting point, a cnn exclusive. ohios republican senator, rob portman, reversing his position on same-sex marriage after learning his own son is gay. >> what an interview. cnns chief congressional correspondent dana bash, landing this exclusive joins us live from washington. dana, you know, excellent back and forth. tell us about it. >> well, you know, it was very hard for him it was very clear. he admitted that. especially hard for midwestern guy, brought up not to talk abo...

Summarize if they could the emotional courage to go and tell their story to my colleagues in congress. this has to be a bipartisan solution. i believe we will find ways to get this issue under control and im certainly working on it myself with a bill ive introduced on mental health and other issues i think we can actually make some movement on. i see already that there is bipartisan movement. in fact, the bill i introduced has a republican co-sponsor. we have to move forward on this as a nation....

Decent labor laws they were running over people. >> andrea: now that ive stopped laughing. i want to answer her question. i did intern. i wasnt working at the restaurant. it had to get a different job. i was vacuuming up popcorn -- [ laughing ] if they stop minimum wage i wouldnt get an internship. >> dana: small business owner before i moved to new york. i wanted to get an intern. some is menial tasks to get done but that is how people learn. if you are under lawsuit like charlie rose was, i wo...

Decent labor laws they were running over people. >> andrea: now that ive stopped laughing. i want to answer her question. i did intern. i wasnt working at the restaurant. it had to get a different job. i was vacuuming up popcorn -- [ laughing ] if they stop minimum wage i wouldnt get an internship. >> dana: small business owner before i moved to new york. i wanted to get an intern. some is menial tasks to get done but that is how people learn. if you are under lawsuit like charlie rose was, i wo...