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that's where i lost everything. once they shut the pumps off, under water. everything. >> by all accounts the left brain has damage which means the right side of her body is going to have significant problems. >> after she left they jumped him and forced his face into a toilet. >> i can honestly say you know at 39 years of age this is the worst thing i've ever had to encounter. >> my husband's choking to death. >> i just wanted to do the heimlich maneuver. some of the stories we're covering, compelling stories this hour. welcome. hln "news and views." i'm chuck roberts. first, br...

In california is feared dead this morning. we brought you this story this week, thomas bennett's climbing partner left him unresponsive on the top of mount shasta, the two were using a snow cave to protect themselves from the sub-freezing temperatures and 70-mile an hour winds. bennett's partner left the cave, made his way to the bottom but the search crews have not been able to -- because it's really bad weather there, to get back up to try to get ahold of his climbing partner and they say they're waiting now for a break in the weather. bill: also out of california, two planes, entirely too c...

>> gretchen: tomorrow, raquel welch, buzz aldrin and others. >> i'll be here tomorrow. >> steve: big show. see you then. away, good morning, i'm bill hemmer, welcome to "america's newsroom". martha: rain, rain, go away. good morning, good to have you with us, i'm martha maccallum on this, another wed morning and rhode island face whag their governor is calling unprecedented flooding -- facing what their governor is calling unprecedented flooding, and president obama issuing a state of emergency, this as the water-soaked communities remain on high alert because there's more coming. bi...

Shasta, we understand. the reports are today are that the winds are up to 70 miles an hour on that mountain. and that is keeping the search crews far away. they can't even get in there with a chopper we're told to even investigate whether or not he's up there. the rescuers might have to wait until thursday to get the choppers to the high peaks of where they believe that thomas bennett may be. next hour a survival expert is going to join us to talk to us about what he may be doing up there right now to survive and what he needs to do to make it through to thursday, which is the first possible w...

Janice dean with a look at what is going on and those of you with a laptop and go to febru y foxnews.com/weather and, you can put in your zip code and know what the weather is in your area and, we want to show everybody else what you are going through, with the weather and, send the pictures to us and, we'll get them up on the air, the best we can. bill: and dangerous winds and stormy weather, efforts to save a hiker, thomas bennett is traveling to the summit, 14,000 feet, and is climbing -- his climbing partner saved after calling 911 and walking down the mountain and getting help and we are ...