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Lets keep it also for such a musician you mentioned that we met him earlier in the week and he told me an interesting thing he said if ukraine had developed differently if you crane hadnt fallen behind its neighbors in the last 20 years he thought it would probably be better if politicians did politics and musicians stuck to music but given that they had failed really to bring this country forward he felt he had no other choice but to get involved and not only. express his preferences but also s...

Take a look over here. these are downed tree limbs everywhere. a huge number of people in orlando. 600,000 people are currently without power here. and that is because of all these tree branches that are down and debris. so this is the parking lot of a shopping center. as you can see, the whole thing is sort of torn up at this point. awning, tree limbs down. there is a curfew here in orlando until 6:00 p.m. we havent seen many people venturing out. obviously a lot of folk, families, tourist, are...

Case when you include the city and the county of 6.5 million people, you cant evacuate them when you dont know where the danger is. the city of houston and harris county were not in the direct path of the hurricane. when it did form and we knew it was going to land around the rockport/victoria/corpus christi area. so we were never in the direct path once we had a better sense of where it was going. for us it was always going to be a rain maker. with that being the case, we had to prepare before....

With cnns alison in boston. alison, youve watched conditions go from bad to worse today. >> bad to worse is exactly right. you know, weve seen, jake, the storm really come to kind of a lull during the afternoon, but its really intensified and the snow has accumulated quite a bit over the past several hours. i want you to look out here. its like a picture postcard, but this storm means business. boston area, the boston area where i am right now, is under a blizzard warning. the good news is it lo...

Voting is now officially open for the top ten cnn heroes of 2015. one of them dr. jim withers. hes been bringing free medical care to pittsburghs homeless. each and every week his team is out and about venturing out into alleys, under bridges bringing medical supplies and a message that you matter. >> its not hard to go out and see them. its hard going home at night and knowing there are people still sleeping out there. once you know theyre there, it haunts you. >> withers team has helped more t...

In the historic category. boone hall, two feet of rain. charleston, 16 inches. this hose of moisture has been in this area of south carolina. this area of grey, i usually dont even see this on my maps, thats off the charts on ten-plus inches of rain. here finally the radar, were not done. were probably starting the fourth quarter of this event. we still have the day today of very heavy rain. myrtle beach, north myrtle beach, thunderstorms producing two to three inches an hour and now hearing abo...

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Does he need his base to have a real shot in this race? he seems to be reaching out. he seems to be trying to be more of a mainstream republican. i remember when i had breakfast with him, didnt meet in an office where you went in the door. he said, lets meet in the senate dineing room in front of everybody. >> right. >> he seems to want to send different signals that seem to be far broader than his libertarian base first would suggest he would be. >> thats right. well, the first rule of politics...

Were facing being torn apart by deportation. that december, in 2006, december 2006, "time" magazine featured elvira arollano in her person of the year. in the summer of 2007, after an entire year of living inside the church and never venturing out, she finally decided she was going to leave. she was willing to face the risk of deportation after year in that church in order to attend immigration rallies in california. she wasnt just trying to change the deportation policy for herself. she was try...

Did it for an entire year. what she and her son did in chicago sparked a sanctuary movement that spread to 16 other states for churches specifically to try to shelter families that were facing being torn apart by deportation. that december, in 2006, december 2006, "time" magazine featured elvira arollano in her person of the year. in the summer of 2007, after an entire year of living inside the church and never venturing out, she finally decided she was going to leave. she was willing to face th...