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>> shelby harris is a specialist in behavior sleep medicine. she knows how to rid the road of potential danger. >> if you can take a nap, 20, 15-minute nap. before that have a cup of coffee you will get refreshed. right when you get up the coffee will hit your bloodstream. >> they don't work really well it may thimake you think you ar doing something but on the road it doesn't help. >> when it comes to lengthy road trips crunch the numbers. >> make sure after two-miles you stop to take a quick nap, walk around. >> finally when it comes to keeping your eyes open on the open road dr. harris says...

Get in a basement if you can. more storms, what are you supposed to do in a life threatening situation like this? >> pro activity is the key. have a noaa weather radio, batteries charged. if you don't have a tornado shelter yourself, find the nearest neighbor that has a shelter, below ground and above ground tornado shelters, for example, storm rooms is a website you can check out for an above ground tornado shelter, very important to be proactive and when severe weather strikes, tornado warnings are issued, assume the worst-case scenario. you shouldn't just -- can't take it lightly. take the ...

Captive human care environment. they rely on human beings for their food, for their shelter, for their security. for their stimulation and for their life quality experience. but these are powerful creatures and these animals can spend a lifetime with little aggression or little examples of potential danger to human beings. but when you weigh almost 400 pounds, you really only need to have one bad moment, and it's not impossible to pay the ultimate price for that. that's why many zoos that keep lions, especially zoos that are part of the aza community have very strict rules and regulations when...

Nurturement and for care and a 350-pound creature that pretty much sits at the top of the food chain. >> even though and the pictures we are seeing you with ellen on the show, even though this cub was hand raised, as you said, these animals are hardwired. it is part of their dna. it's part of who they are that as they grow they -- i mean, they are hunters. >> well, there certainly is a big difference between a lion living out in the wilds of the savannah and look at human beings as a potential competitor or a predator versus a lion raised in a captain human care environment. they rely on human...

wolf blitzer is off tonight. i'm joe johns. you're in "the situation room." >> i cannot stress this highly enough. if you are in the projected president of this hurricane, you have to take precautions now. don't wait, don't delay. we all hope for the best, but we have to be prepared for the worst. we' how is it going in new york right now, mary? >> you just heard the president speak about this hurricane. new york had asked the president to declare emergency assistance. and the president did have an emergency declaration for new york, meaning the city and state will get federal help. ...