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the things that have to be hauled across america's highways to you. even if you don't like big government, these kinds of pocketbook economic issues tend to make liberals and conservatives alike look to washington leadership for relief. if you look to the republicans right now, republicans like newt gingrich, you'll hear promises like the one he made campaigning in california last night. >> look, you have two futures. you have $2.50 a gallon lessor $9 or $10 a more. you pick. i think all of a sudden obama's majority starts to shrink. >> and here we go. politicians making promises o l...

man at the center of an international scandal. the woman coming forward. plus, what's it like to trade a place like this for a this place? plus the disaster in dixie. >> i'm afraid. i don't know what to expect. >> the water is up to the roof and pavilion. >> tonight the race to save homes and families from the rising river. >> good evening from vicksburg, mississippi, a city of 25,000 people, west of jackson, the state capital, a city tonight finds itself fighting back the mighty mississippi, the very waterway that helped establish this community about two centuries ago. the mississi...

hour, tamron hall will have a one-on-one with donald trump about his new season of "aprese"apren "apresentence." lawmakers have nothing on levi johnston. he is now the most unpopular person in america. in america? levi johnston? it's a new survey. he's running, as you might know, for mayor of wasilla, alaska. he has a 72% unfavorable rating. 6% of alaskans see him as a positive light and, can you guess who johnston replaced at the bottom spot for public opinion? john edwards, former north carolina senator. his numbers plummeted, of course, after he admitted to having an extra marit...

along a rebuilt levee in st. bernard parrish, they sent a wreath into the sea. and in mississippi, they read names etched into that wall. president obama traveled to the gulf, and we'll have his words in a moment. but we begin tonight by asking -- how much has changed. it was five years ago this morning. katrina made landfall. and inside the superdome, where thousands of evacuees sat, the roof began to tear off. all we had was our cell phone to call out. massive waterfall in the center. no one knew that surviving the superdome and the convention center would be even more challenging ...

keep in mind, this is the very day 47 years ago that martin luther king jr. gave that famous speech, "i have a dream." critics saying, political? really? plus, this weekend marks the fifth anniversary of hurricane katrina hitting new orleans. we'll take you there for a closer look at the then and the now, all kinds of great guests this hour. from the cnn center, this is "cnn saturday morning." 8:00 a.m. here in atlanta, 7:00 a.m. in new orleans and 5:00 a.m. waking up early, early on west coast in san diego. i'm brook bolduan. good morning. t.j. holmes is off this weekend. thank yo...