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the potential threat to the united states. should we be worried about what's going on in china? >> china is trying to close off the south china sea, international water, disputes a number of countries claim islands. each year there's $5.3 trillion worth of commerce that goes over the south china sea. it's more important than the panama and suez canals combined. what china is doing is building islands from coral reefs. essentially, it wants to put military facilities there. the united states has an interest because although we don't have territoryial claims we have befending since the birs of the republic. >> that may be the involvement. what is going to be the main topic. you have ash carter who is going to be in singapore for the conference coming up. what is that going to be as far as our approach and making sure we are protected in the event that it escalates to that.
region, sailing ships through what china considers to be its territoryial water, but everybody else considers international. we are going to see planes fly through the air space. china believes it belongs only to themselves. >> interesting to see and watch. the dividing line is there. what is china's, what is everybody else's? gordon, thank you so much for the perspective and breaking it down for us. >> thank you. up next two gop presidential candidates expected to hit the ground running. just making it official this morning. fresh off his announcement rick santorum is making his first campaign stops in iowa. more on the growing republican field coming up. you love him any more? probably not. but now you can give them even more when you save with sentry® fiproguard® plus. with sentry® fiproguard® plus, your pet is just as protected against fleas and ticks as with frontline® plus. because sentry® fiproguard® plus has the same active ingredients
a shark feeder in the wild, but, kerry, you and i know sharks don't really like the taste of humans, especially kerry sanders. not their favorite dish in the water. how are you planning to get close to this great white masterpiece of an animal? >> okay. so that's called a tuna but we are going to call it chum. we are going to toss the chum into the water and the chum is going to bring the shark closer to us. the problem is i don't want that shark to get so close to me that it then thinks i'm part of the chum. that's what this is all about. quite frankly, when i'm in there, my hands will be like this so nothing is floating around so the shark takes a little nip. >> yeah. kerry, i don't want to like add to the stress level you must be feeling. i know it's intense.
again. >> student council president co-ed tor of the yearbook. a week from graduation. >> she wanted to study biology like her sister and some day be an optometrist. >> reporter: in wimberley, texas, more heart break. authorities identified the body of a 42-year-old after a wall of water swept away a vacation home. we spoke with her sister and brother-in-law just before the tragic news. >> we are going to survive this together, as a family. we have faith that we will get through this. >> reporter: today the search continues for the missing and those already lost are being missed. >> i will not sit there and requestion that night and i will not requestion what should i have done because i can't fix it. i'm going to torment myself. i will grieve when the grieve
>> the southern third of the runway. a photographer sitting here with a camera out that window. they would take thousands of pictures of those river beds and send them down to the team in austin from the university of texas. >> i can tell you, there's more water than i have seen in the whole 25 years i have lived here. >> reporter: for every member some 60,000 nationwide this job is personal. >> we have members who live in that area that were impacted by the flooding disaster. >> reporter: this is how texans stretch a hand to texans from 5,000 feet above. >> proud to be able to serve. >> reporter: the pilot there learned to fly in the vietnam war flying above vietnam. he's been serving ever since in various capacity. this is not just these people. there are seven crews just like
this morning, after relentless weather, rain floods and a tornado that literally sounded like a freight train. texas is reeling. >> she was the most spunky one. she knew how to like make us happy. >> in tight knit devine texas, this the town held this 18-year-old's funeral. she was on her way home from prom when her car was swept away. her father describes the final moments. >> i got a phone call at 2:45 in the morning, when i'm asleep and she wakes me up. i say honey, what's going on? she said dad, what do i do? my car has been hit in the water, what do i do? i said back the car up. she said i can't, the car is tipping. i said i'm on my way. that's the last i got to speak to her. i never got to talk to her
them flying around your area all the way up to dallas today. >> yep, and we have seen them in the wimberley area helicopters flying up and down the blanco river. sometimes private helicopters, people looking to see how they can help. before i let you go when i look behind me and you see the volleyball court and the buffalo buy you, it looks like it's back to normal. talk to me about how super saturated the soil is and what it would take for things to get messy again. >> reporter: i can show you a live look of the trinity river. this is the saturated ground you were talking about. it's so hard to push the water down below because the water is just so saturated, almost like a full sponge. it's going to take a long time but, as you know we have rain in the forecast. so if that comes down there's no way for it to go or nowhere