jennifer gray meteorologist, joining us from austin. one of the hardest-hit areas. jennifer what are you seeing right now? reporter: yeah wolf. in wimberley we ve been lucky throughout the day today, because we haven t had those really strong storms. a couple showers pass by nothing too major. you can still see the blanco river behind me just looking at it is haunting knowing the stories that came out of here through the weekend. in fact eight people still missing. four faytalityiesfatalities. three identified. michelle charba found. she is the latest person to be identified. unfortunately, though the rest of her family is still missing including her husband, son and her parents. then the story of jonathan mccomb, recovering in a hospital should make a full recovery. unfortunately, the rest of his family that was swept away is still missing as well. all of this and still getting new pictures in from what happened that weekend makes it even more scary.
commander. from toerntto mubean sheikh former terror operative. give your quick analysis ramadi a city of half a million people 120,000 of them have already fled. it looks like a disaster that s unfolding right now. what s going on? yeah wolf. i mean it is a setback, no question. the coalition have been doing pretty good bombing out there, but you have to be able to follow it up with ground forces to seize that terrain. i think one thing you will watch here over the next couple days is what the pictures you re seeing are all out of the north and northwest of ramadi and because the fighting started to get so close in the iraqis have sometimes some problems which a lot of militaries do at some times making sure the logistics can get up to help out the front line traces of the combat folks. one thing we might see is a pullback of the iraqi forces which leaves isis kind of in the clear in the north and northwest where the coalition air forces
he said he didn t understand the question. he thought it was about at the time would you have done it. then he very much defended his brother. they clearly knew inside bush world that was a mistake, but the open question wolf is still why did he bob and weave in so many different ways in so many different airplanereas to get to where he is now? if your name is bush and you re running for president, i m guessing it was something they thought would be an obvious question from any reporter or any voter. and as you know sarah he s getting a severe criticism from unlikely quarters from conservatives and republicans, who think he s totally misplayed this particular issue. yeah wolf. we re hearing from his donors and allies, who are saying this is the most predictable question jeb bush should expect to be getting running for president. they do not understand why it has taken him this long to get the answer right. the other thing they re saying is he knew that he messed up the
resume at first light. they hope very quickly to resolve this, to find the missing helicopter and to find the people on board. wolf? all right, barbara thank you. the relief effort that helicopter was part of has suffered a huge setback. another deadly quake rocking the region killing dozens of people in nepal and india. cnn s will ripley is now on the ground for us in nepal s capital of kathmandu. what are you seeing there, what are you feeling? i just understand you went through another major aftershock. yeah wolf, there have been some 140 aftershocks since that bg quake on april 25th including the aftershock too, the 7.3 that turned the five story building behind me into this pile of rubble. just a few hours after we arrived on the ground we felt a 4.2 magnitude aftershock. and it gave us a real idea of the terror that people here are experiencing right now. the earth shakes and a mountain crumbles sending rocks and
there are thousands of icy supporters or followers in the united states right now. cha kind of threat is the u.s. facing from these people? well isis definitely casts a very wide net, wolf. i mean it s they re out there every day really putting out a large volume of material but they also they re not just broadcasting incitement and threats but trying to develop relationships with people one of the things that social media is good for, is to give you a sense of intimacy with somebody who might be on the other side of the globe and, you know, what we ve seen in radicalization is very few predictable trends to show who s going to become violent but one is definitely who you know. tom fuentes what does it mean for u.s. law enforcement, state, local, federal law enforcement, with the military going on a higher state of alert right now? these days wolf it means almost business as usual which is almost always at the high heightened alert. the fbi director has been talking about thi