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Appearance. this man reminds me of leaders from the greatest generation, civil, honorable, earnest and he has a very fast mind and really funny guy. >> laura: i have always called him ward cleaver. >> thats what i think of. i grew up watching leave it to beaver idolizing ward cleaver. he is a very nice civil man. very earnest. >> laura: we need us somebody to set us straight and wally did too. we need honest mature adult in the classroom. >> exactly. thats the point im trying to make. >> laura: ...

Appearance. this man reminds me of leaders from the greatest generation, civil, honorable, earnest and he has a very fast mind and really funny guy. >> laura: i have always called him ward cleaver. >> thats what i think of. i grew up watching leave it to beaver idolizing ward cleaver. he is a very nice civil man. very earnest. >> laura: we need us somebody to set us straight and wally did too. we need honest mature adult in the classroom. >> exactly. thats the point im trying to make. >> laura: ...

trucks, to pluck people from their homes and their cars. a bus filled with middle school students got stuck in four feet of water. more than 20 inches of rain came down in some areas. >> its more than we bargained for. we even had some local citizens that volunteered with their boats and came help do some rescues. >> theres still a flood warning for lafayette parish today. and the republican presidential candidates fighting for southern support. voting underway in the alabama and mis...

listen to the roar of the tornado. this is in arkansas. severe weather is now tearing across the southeast today. at least two people have already been killed near birmingham, alabama. dozens of homes are destroyed. another 100 people now injured. >> we made it just in the nick of time. the good lord just blessed us and were just glad were here. weve lost our house but at least we have -- im sorry. we got our family, and thats all that matters right now. >> wow. that is tragic. chad my...

>> who else needs help? >> my hands were pretty burned up. skin was ripping off my hands. >> mark camp was evacuated with the rest of the wounded. >> i went to determine gm knee and got escorted to the medical center in san antonio, texas. >> they visited in 2005. >> doing great. its nine days seemed like a week ago. >> i came into therapy and stuff. they work withed me. >> wally talked to me about seeing mark for the first time. >> i said please wake me when he gets in. they did and we went ove...

>> who else needs help? >> my hands were pretty burned up. skin was ripping off my hands. >> mark camp was evacuated with the rest of the wounded. >> i went to determine gm knee and got escorted to the medical center in san antonio, texas. >> they visited in 2005. >> doing great. its nine days seemed like a week ago. >> i came into therapy and stuff. they work withed me. >> wally talked to me about seeing mark for the first time. >> i said please wake me when he gets in. they did and we went ove...

Their own confirmation. so all that now on the table at 9:33 here in new york. martha. martha: for more on these development, huge developments this morning, we want to bring in waleed faris, middle east terrorism analyst and author of the coming revolution and struggle for freedom in the middle east, wally, good morning, can you hear me okay? >> i can now. martha: your impressions of what were watching on the streets of libya this morning. >> we are watching the end of a major chapter in the hi...

quite bizarre. people like breivik are trying to resurrect the idea of a modern day crusade, a real clash of civilizations against what they see as islamic invasion of europe. in fact, muslims make up only 3% of europes population and thats likely to rise to between 5 and 8% by 2025 and level out at that point. but that doesnt change the reality of the anger, hatred and the violence. ironically, in breiviks nostalgic view of the medieval world, it resembles nothing so much as al qaeda,...

and it continues as we speak 200 miles above us. this is coming to us from the international space station where two astronauts have been doing a spacewalk and theyve got some serious work theyre doing up here and have been at it for the past five hours or so. well give you an update about this historic "endeavour" mission. this is your cnn sunday morning for sunday, may 22nd. im t.j. holmes. also a big breaking news story we are following for you this morning. cnn has been able to...

Clammed up was khalid shaikh mohammed himself because this courier turns out to be his protege and turns out to be the courier they tracked down, took them many years that led them eventually to the compound. theres the connection with khalid shaikh mohammed. its a long trail. it went cold for a couple of years. they finally figured out his name in another part of the world, then actually had a sighting of him, but they couldnt trail him openly. and eventually led to the compound which they foun...