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Race resulted in one of the drivers losing control of the car and slamming into a cyclist she died of her injuries the victim was nineteen years old the driver was convicted of involuntary manslaughter. in the wake of the accident we learn just how much street racing has spread into the city and how dangerous it is. to learn street racing taskforce was set up in twenty fifteen. come eleven pm it's prime time for them more alcohol and more testosterone means more races coming their way. and here's another suspect. another modified car you can see the upgraded exhaust different doors the car is ...

A political strategy. if it's not, prove it. they're going to do their job, follow orders. that's what every troop is going to do, the american people have to hold the politicians accountable. >> the audience knows you a little bit, you've been on here, in a lot of different places on cnn. you understand the nature of politics the most. when you see this group coming, it's an invasion. people say it's an invasion. they're about to invade, does anything you have gleaned about what's going on, speak to invasion? >> no, it doesn't look like a threat to me. i don't think it looks like a threat to ...

When we're dealing with enemies over seas. >> just in case, because sometimes what he says, he actually tries to do. is there anyway that that kind of directive becomes a rule of engagement? >> no, it shouldn't. our troops are professionals. i don't trust politicians. i think most americans don't trust politicians. i do trust our troops, and they've held the line and are incredible professionals. even when they're put in the most difficult situations imaginable. they're not going to commit war crimes. they're going to hold back. they'll engage if they have to. i think we also have to ask what ...

Meteorologist bill karins. i'm having trouble believing what we're seeing, extraordinary. >> the rescue, i think once it gets dark, it gets difficult to navigate. about eight hours to rescue as many people as possible. during the overnight, it's tough. unless you're on the rooftop with a flashlight. as far as the boats go. this one sentence by the national weather service that came out sums it up, saying this event is unprecedented and all impacts are well known. follow orders from officials to ensure your safety. we know from past events how high the water levels are and what's going to happe...

Inevitable. there are layers of management that naturally builds a bureaucracy. in the military, the bureaucracy, orders are obeyed, things are done according to the rules, because the consequences are life are and death. in business, a bureaucracy, we obey the rule, follow orders, because the consequences can be no profit. we can go out of business. are there consequences in government? if someone underperforms, what are the consequences? so what we have now is a bureaucracy that needs to be overhauled, and if anyone were to ask my advice, my recommendation would be, first of all, we need a c...