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Company, there is no $200 million cap. amtrak would be on the hook for the entire amount. >> if a person did throw something at this train, because one of my experts last hour was saying a rock flying up from the ground doesn't dent a windshield like this. it has a special glaze over it. if someone threw something on this train, what does that do to the liability of amtrak? >> well i think that's a good question and the other guest you talked to the engineer he made a good point about if you look at the glass that's cracked there, and i have dealt with cases dealing with bullets, if that's jus...

As much as 5 inches. so flash flood watches in effect for the entire area as you can imagine and sandbagging and ready to go, yes, exceptional drought, we need the rain, we will take this, but we have to monitor conditions very closely because i think it'll come down very quickly and cause some problem, as well. >> the thing is when it's been suffering from drought for so long the ground doesn't absorb that water when it comes down so quickly and get those flash flood situations. ivan cabrera keeping a close eye on it. thanks a lot. still to come for you on cnn, we saw in the michael brown s...

Oxygen tanks. they're in front of the building like all hospitals have and they pose a potential danger so they have drained those oxygen tanks and they are now in the process of moving them away. we should know -- tell you that 20 of the employees of this hospital had to be evacuated, but so far, shep, not a single one of the patients has yet had to be moved. >> that's good what do they man to do next? >> the plan is to let the mud dry out. the cliffside dry out, get rid of the mud, and then repair that damaged part of the cliff. the problem is they're expecting a lot more rain this weekend. ...

Property were worth more than all the banks, factories, and railroads in the country put together. in today's terms, a stunning $10 trillion. again, i'm not talking about the moral price tag which is incalculable. i'm talking about what the slavery meant to slave owners. and that economic value was about $10 trillion. and those slave holders, the slave power feared they were going to be forced to give it up. what followed was the bloodiest conflict this nation has seen and 600,000 people dead. so where are we now? well, here's why you should not be feeling completely hopeless, completely pessi...

All the banks, factories, and railroads in the country put together. in today's terms, a stunning $10 trillion. again, i'm not talking about the moral price tag which is incalculable. i'm talking about what the slavery meant to slave owners. and that economic value was about $10 trillion. and those slave holders, the slave power feared they were going to be forced to give it up. what followed was the bloodiest conflict this nation has seen and 600,000 people dead. so where are we now? well, here's why you should not be feeling completely hopeless, completely pessimistic faced with this single ...