res. 407, as a further mark of respect in memory of the senator late jeremiah denton of alabama. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow and does so as a mark of further respect to the memory of the honorable jeremiah andrew denton jr. work towns co >> a conversation with david co cohan from comcast and then a look at the u.s. roll tax policy and later senator deeds talk about mental health care. i thi very good story there as well. lots of procompetitive impact aas a result of the increased scale and investment. wireless is beginning to be a com p competitor for broadband and national share and broadband. the issue is local share. and in no local market will there be any less choice after the transaction than there is before the transaction. >> host: i want to get you to respond to what david carr wrote after the announcement of the merger. for consumers, cable sent television any more. it is where the internet comes from and should this go through more people that want to cut the cable cord will have to get broadban

jeremiah denton became a u.s. senator from the state of alabama, and quite famously some of you all may render with this, they put jeremiah denton on tv to do a live interview and he did two things. one, he didn't say what he was supposed to say. he said what he wanted to say. so he knew he is getting in trouble for that, and you do get in trouble for that. but he also sat there. he blinked a lot. i think everybody thought he was just blinking because the studio lights were kind of bright, but jerry denton was a lot smarter than i am because i can barely talk and write at the same time. but jerry denton could talk and blink torture in morse code. again and again. with his eyes t-o-r-t-u-r-e, t-o-r-t-u-r-e, t-o-r-t-u-r-e. george mcknight, george coker, george mcknight was a boxer from oregon. george coker was a state wrestling champion from new jersey. these guys were like molotov cocktail. these guys were part to the most in senior prisoners that they had over there because for the second the land in north vietnam

road before they there was other things when denton's come onto the statute street and someone was talking about other restaurant that is no bearing on strut street but it wouldn't have anything to do with stuart street. i'm not opposed to customers but on that street you have all restaurants that are closed by 10 o'clock and i do believe this is going to be a much later crowd on the streets and i do believe the noise is significantly increased and the issues about the bottles and everything like that i oppose this and >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is ashby jones i'm a remain the republican con and have been there since june of 1989 i want to speak of the st. patrick's day fended. my apartment faces stuart street i could hear the dj and the racket and there was alcohol and fueled behavior in the street i have to get up at 1 o'clock a.m. so long as i follow their rules i have the right to quiet enjoyment of my space i cannot put trash down 0 trash shoot after 9:00 a.m. arrest this st. patrick's day day was a good neighbor policy event i'm telling you it wasn't. thank you. >

some of them don't have the historic remembrance of harvey denton's and the 'coz policemen cafe it's not what's going on not club the reconvene center has a pass through they can come out of the club and pass between the buildings i've been awe w5i7b8gd by 2:00 a.m. by people yelling and screaming and talking i don't face stuart street but it makes a big difference as to its not the club it's not a question of what goes on in the club but when they leave we've been down this road before they there was other things when denton's come onto the statute street and someone was talking about other restaurant that is no bearing on strut street but it wouldn't have anything to do with stuart street. i'm not opposed to customers but on that street you have all restaurants that are closed by 10 o'clock and i do believe this is going

hail as big as golf balls, you can see right there, was reported in denton, texas. heavy rains caused flash flooding in kansas and missouri. and a number of people had to be vevacuated from their mobile homes due to the rising water there. >>> the ft. hood commander says the shooting spree was likely caused by a psychological condition. the u.s. army specialist killed three people and wounded 16 before killing himself. investigators are still trying to determine the exact motive, but they're already forming a theory about what set off lopez wednesday afternoon. >> there may have been a verbal altercation with another soldier or soldiers, and there's a strong possibility that that in fact immediately preceded the shooting. but we do not have that definitively at this point, but we do have strong indications of that. >> lopez shot his victims with a.45 caliber hand gun that he bought privately after passing a background check. there's no indication he intended to use the weapon before the day of the shootings. at the moment they are down-playing any connection to terr

. >>> in denton, texas, north of ft. worth, a storm produced a river of hail and water that flooded streets. the hail damaged car windows, but no injuries were reported. andrea lucia of our dallas station kttv has more from texas. >> reporter: tornado sirens sounded and a funnel cloud formed on the horizon. >> i don't know what to do. i've never been in a storm like this. i'm not from here. >> reporter: people ran for cover, ducking inside this denton walmart. moments later the storm struck, littering the ground with hailstorms. >> it was a little terrifying. i'm not going to lie to anybody. >> reporter: he took shelter in an auto shop. >> the hail came in and it was circling in the building. i've never seen anything like it before. >> reporter: at the walmart, customers say they were ushered to the back of the store. >> the hail was this big around. >> reporter: the ice punched through skylights overhead. >> there was hail coming in through the top of the store. i mean it was falling everywhere. >> reporter: as the driv

denton, texas, back here.ed through your area 30 minutes ago and prosper, right about there and it continues to move off to the east, slightly to the north of east and let me tell you, this is what the pictures still look like with these low-hanging clouds. not seeing any touch the ground, but still a potential here that there may be tornado damage, erin, and we don't know it. this is something we called wrapped in rain tornado. a tornado in such the middle of such a heavy rain shaft, such a heavy rain shaft that you may not be able to see it. another round of severe weather headed towards st. louis. tornado watch boxes all literally all the way from st. louis all the way back down to dallas tonight and this is an area right through here, even points to the east, maybe even to memphis late, late tonight and overnight where your 3:00 in the morning you might not hear the sirens. this is the night to have your noaa weather radio on. >>> breaking news in the search for missing malaysian search flight 370 we are s

just an hour ago just south of the town of crum just west of denton, very close to the denton airport. i'm sure we'll get very quick responses there on how much damage was caused. john, this storm is so big, there's snow on the north side and there's severe weather on the south side. that's not all that unusual for that to happen. but from st. louis all the way down to dallas, texas tonight we have the potential for severe weather. the biggest threat right now is near belle, missouri. that's that storm right there. and belle, missouri, you are under a tornado warning. if you can hear me and see me, get inside the house. get away interest windows, get under something sturdy. this storm is rotating. now, just to keep in mind, if this storm stays together and it continues to move to the northeast like it's going, st. louis, you're a couple hours away but it's certainly not out of the question that that could be in your neighborhood. not all that long, probably after your sun set. all the way back down to springfield, missouri we're seeing storms. every one of these storms, john, tonight

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it's been more than a year, but laura denton is not about to stop looking for her missing nephew, 21 year-old chrisatian huges. sot: "you learn what to do in an earthquake that's the strange part." vo: so she's doing the one thing she can to keep hughes' name and face on people's radar along with friends and family she's been combing the haight ashbury area handing out flyers hoping someone has seen hughes and will come forward. nats: "so you haven't seen him?" vo huges is described as five-feet eight inches tall weighing 130 pounds. possibly seen on haight and clayton street last week. sot: "he might be going as diego both forearms. call us right away" oc: if you have any information about this young man's whereabouts, you are asked to call police, or you can log on to our website, kron4 com, for more information in san francisco john fenoglio kron 4 news. the boston marthon will have more runners than last year, and more spectators than ever. but it will also have new security restrictions. scott thompson has the latest. the day began with a traditional blessing for runners at bost

the town of denton, about 40 miles from dallas-ft. worth, saw two rounds of monster hail just about two hours apart. our indra petersons tracking the storm system. she joins us now. what can we expect today? is this same kind of system rumbling through? >> we're still watching that exact system and we have a lot of concerns this morning. we've already seen about eight tornadoes just from this last system, most of them being around texas, missouri and illinois. but notice, even all the wind damage and hail as that line or that squall line continues to progress off to the east. so, that's what we've already seen. now, look at the severe weather threat again today still is out there. the system has pushed a little farther to the east. what are we looking at? we actually still have tornado watches out there this morning. that is the concern. this is the time frame i'm most concerned with. most people have tucked themselves into bed. they are not looking or paying attention to their surroundings, and unfortunately, that severe weather is s

this denton county storm in north central, texas.nado warning until 6:30 central daylight time because doppler indicating a developing tornado with that storm. it's difficult at the distance we were looking at, especially through the lens of a zoomed helicopter, whether there was a tornado on the ground or not, but the national weather service believes there is enough for that happening and maybe right in the middle of the screen through the raindrops i could maybe see something developing there coming out of the cloud, it's difficult to tell at this distance, but we'll keep you advised if we know anything more. >> obviously, jeff, thanks to you, as well. stay with cnn, obviously, for all the latest developments on what's going on on the tornado front. >>> just ahead, president obama and the ft. hood shooting and what he plans to do to keep u.s. troops safe. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. growth? growth. i just talked to ups. they've got a lot of great ideas. like smart pick ups.

the worst damage was reported at texas woman's university in denton county. this was the scene late yesterday. as you see there many students left class to see baseball size hail had shattered the windshields of their cars. the hailstorm caused major damage on the campus and several areas nearby. >>> crews searching for the missing malaysia airlines flight 370 has started their under water search for the plane's black boxes. australian search has lowered a bing detector in the -- but the battery operated black box's only transmit the pings for about 30 days after a crash so time is running out. now meantime crews from eight countries continue the search. >> i have never seen cooperation as effective as what we are seeing at the moment. eight nations out there working as one team for a common purpose because we need to find this downed aircraft. >> malaysia airlines flight 370 disappeared on march 8th with 239 people on board. >>> over night we checked with oakland international airport and runway lighting is back on. that is the runway where commercial jets a

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i think i was gonna think in denton county high speed drills with southeast asian nation since two thousand. in a drunken man squad nation and cooperation. and that information center operating under a regional anti christ cooperation treaty is collecting data on incidents in the region. pirate attacks have been reported in the malacca strait on the eve of this year. that compared to twelve in all of last year i handed over to all of the us led international combat forces by the end of this here. anti government taliban attacks and causing increasing concern in afghanistan. i went in to beef up security training for civilian in self defense units is underway in their brains with that debate about the wisdom of arming local people. there was nothing he said a report from kabul the taliban carried out a string of attacks in a deep discount price in april two thousand presidential election. just a week before the poll. militants attacked the fourth flight headquarters election commission in kabul the strike is really to the secure capital served to underline the fragility of afghanistan's secu

this was a walmart in denton, texas.ail the size of softballs were tearing through the store's roof, customers inside, running for cover, underneath store shelves. in the parking lot, nothing but busted windows. anything about the size of a quarter is considered severe, and this storm is dropping up to four-inch hail. hailstones fall fast and hard, between 100 miles per hour and 120 miles an hour. there's now more rain on the way, setting the stage for possible river flooding across parts of the midwest next week, diane. >> all right, steve, thanks. >>> we have news tonight now about the death of a pulitzer prize-winning photographer. and the wounding of another reporter. reminding everyone that the codes of war don't apply in afghanistan. abc's muhammad lila now tells of the new risks and one woman's legacy. >> reporter: they're gripping images she dedicated her life to capturing compassion in war, a young boy releases a kite, this marine grieving for a fallen friend, and a newborn baby, so delicately wrapped in burqa.

hail the size of baseballs fell in denton county. grefront extends from the deep south all the way to the great lakes where it's been dumping snow. it's one of the biggest april snowstorms ever in minnesota. jamie yuccas is in minneapolis es ous tonight. >> reporter: scott, here in downtown minneapolis we got 10.5 inches of snow. surrounding suburbs say anywhere from 11-12 inches and in some areas that's most april snow they've seen in more than 30 years. minneapolis resident heather millis has hit her limit. >> i'm over it. i'm just sick of this, clearing off my car every other day. i'm getting sick. ha's awful. >> reporter: state patrol reports more than 100 vehicles sliding off the roads, forcing traffic to a snail's pace. it's been a rough season in these parts. since december, there have been 68 inches of snow and 53 days tou temperatures below zero. even the toughest minnesotans are winter weather weary. >> i was trying to debate whether i stay in town or jump a flight at 5:30 to orlando. >> reporter: today? >> yeah. >> reporte

senator from alabama and davis the you may remember that they put it senator denton on tv to do a live interview. he did not say when he was supposed to say he said what he wanted to say he knew he would get in trouble for that and he did. and he would blink a lot people thought to was the city of lights that he is smarter than i am. but he could talk and bleak torture in morse code again and again and again. torture. torture. torture. george mcknight was the boxer from oregon. he was the state wrestling champion. because for the second to they never let them forget there. these to do escaped. i will not tell you what happened because you need to read the book but with these two characters did how far they got it is an amazing story. phase two men were squadron to commanders the laurel and of the party of the pow. never more than 30 feet apart for almost eight years and for the first hero if they'd never even saw each other. just a tap through the wall. gem and sambos made it out and today they share grandchildren. jim's son married to saddam's daughter now they have the pow grandchild

in denton, texas, hail as big as baseballs, shattering windshields.risk area marches east as we go through the day friday, anywhere from the southern great lakes to the gulf of mexico in what has been a long couple of days of severe weather. we'll finally get rid of it by the weekend. ginger zee, abc news, memphis, tennessee. >>> a crash near downtown columbus, ohio, left a tractor-trailer partially dangling over the bridge and dangerously close to power lines. the driver was trapped behind the wheel. there you see it. while fire crews rushed to secure that rig. then they brought in a ladder truck with a bucket to get him out. investigators still don't know what caused that crash but witnesses say it sounded like a bomb exploding. >>> a florida woman who apparently lost control of her car plowed into a drugstore, apparently just missing customers. the car kept going until it finally stopped near the middle of the store. even then witnesses say the wheels continued spinning. amazingly, no one inside was injured and the driver just suffering bumps and b

in denton, texas, hail as big as baseballs, shattering windshields. as we watch the line of storms pop up, we know that hail, big hail, could be a possibility because as the storms get really high into the atmosphere, the colder it gets. the higher the storm, the bigger the hail. and not far northwest, a different type of frozen precipitation, spring snow, dropping up to 20 inches on parts of colorado. let's focus in on who needs to be concerned tonight through tomorrow because this is not just an evening event. here, we'll take you into that elevated risk area that you're seeing in red. anywhere from southwestern missouri into western tennessee, just south of st. louis and all the way into northern louisiana. that's the elevated risk. but it can happen anywhere from eastern texas up to about cincinnati. then, as we head into the overnight, early friday, here's what you can expect. all the way from the gulf coast, to the southern great lakes. diane? >> our thanks to you, ginger, who will be tracking these storms all night. >>> and now, we head oversea

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now looking at another live picture from denton, texas. we have had a tornado warning. you can see from this shot there has been hail damage, trees down but they're just asking people to take shelter. hopefully no tornado will touch down there. >> we'll stay on top of this. no reports of touching ground at this hour. >> yes. >> white house is not smiling after the president unwittingly became a promotional tool. news reports says ortiz assigned a deal encouraging them to take the picture. spokesman jay carney says, we object to the image being used for commercial purposes. >> new york sets second baseman says he's proud he put father head ahead of baseball. some are blasting him for missing the home opener. he decided to be with his wife for the birth of their first child. >> today, daniel murphy sounded like any new dad. >> it was dark she tried to change a diaper. couldn't do it. >> his child was born monday his son, noah. to be there he took three days off, missing the first two games of the season. he had bhesings of his employer, now, he's under fire. >> why didn't

. >> that is denton texas north of dallas.eports of tornadoes in that area and funnel clouds popping up all over. at least four people were hurt there. >> take a look at this. incredible picture. this is the sky you can see it turning pitch black at a baseball game in frisco. severe storms bringing heavy rains and baseball sized hail that smashed damaged car buildings. parts of it looked like a war zone. >> it is not over yet. let's bring in maria molina with toirn doe watches in effect. >> good morning heather and ainsley. the severe threats still in effect early this morning. we have reports of tornadoes starting yesterday afternoon across states like missouri, texas and also in illinois. in franklin texas reports that there is damage to a foundation of a barn and several trees that came down. we have reports of damage and the national weather service crew will be heading out and deciding whether to confirm the tornadoes in the area. across states like tennessee, parts of polimississippi and alabama. we did have several torn

take a look at the cars parked at a walmart in denton, texas outside dallas.k at the holes in the windows. unbelievable! that's hail smashed through the car windows. tornadoes spotted in missouri yesterday. national weather service getting reports of a damaging twister with quarter-sized hail spotted near washington, missouri. reports in arkansas, kansas and oklahoma hit with large hailstorms. here it comes. coming up later why, a smoke detector feature that allows consumers to wave to turn it off? it's working too well. >>> why one baseball field walking on the field going on paternity leave is making waves across the country. our legal panel weighs in next. friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman. and with my cash back, you are money. forget him. my airline miles will take your game worldwide. what i'm really looking for is -- i got two words for you -- re-wds. ♪ there's got to be better cards than this. [ male announcer ] there's a better way with creditcards.com. compare hundreds of cards from all the major banks to find the one that's right for

last thursday we had the tornado touch down in denton in the north-east. forecasters, rain fall and thunder storms. stretching from texas all the way over into alabama, and parts of georgia, and 3-4 inches of rain fall coming down. that will cause issues. we have studies impacting parts of the south-east as we get through the day tomorrow. where we get rain changing over to lighter showers. it will dry out nicely for you tomorrow. nice dry day with warmer air coming up from the south. textures will be hitting around 80 degrees. they'll start out at 54. warmer in the east coast and mid-atlanta. nice sunday. boy, we could hold off on the tornado action. let's hope for know tornados. check this out of the stunning images of a solar flare captured by n.a.s.a., they are a powerful burst of radiation. they can disturb gps and communication symbols. wednesday's event was classified as a flare. the most intense are ten time more powerful. still ahead. dramatic rescue at see is underway. the coast guard is working to save a sick little girl stranded on a boat hundr

. >> reporter: in denton, texas, listen to this frightening scene inside a walmart. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. the ceiling. >> oh, my god. >> let's go. >> reporter: as hail the size of softballs ripped through the store's skylights. >> oh! oh, my god. oh! >> reporter: people panicking hiding under shelves. >> go this way. he wants us to go this way. >> reporter: running for their lives, an aerial view capturing the damage. the cars in the parking lot didn't stand a chance. shattered glass everywhere. >> i don't even know what to do with the glass. do i just sweep it off? >> reporter: in denton, the hail in this home raining down from the roof and piling up there on the front porch. and take a look at this. an ominous backdrop for a minor league baseball game in frisco, texas. and this was the scene outside st. louis, missouri, after an ef-1 tornado ripped through a suburban neighborhood splintering trees, demolishing cars. at least 275 severe weather reports, and that's just in the last 24 hours, more to come as we showed you. you want to show you the area that needs to be concerne

have been watching all of their video coming out from benton, missouri county, all the way down to dentonexpect many more storms, tornadic potential storms that will be rotating all night long through midnight or later, wolf. >> chad myers with the latest on some really bad weather conditions disrupting the midwest. we'll stay on top, we'll get all the latest information from you, chad. tornado warnings, watches in effect right now. >>> happening now, breaking news, the u.s. army reveals new information about the ft. hood gunman, saying nothing is being ruled out in the search for a motive. we'll hear from people who knew him and his family. the texas military bases reeling after this, the second deadly rampage in less than five years. were there warning signs or security gaps that could have been or should have been seen? and an announcement may be coming in the search for flight 370. we're expecting a news conference. officials in australia say they have a, quote, big announcement to make as search planes get ready to take off. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and aro

this is denton, texas. they had hail as big as baseballs there. shattered car windshields, crashed through skylights and medical buildings and then a tornado warning siren went off. scary for about an hour. people spent about 45 minutes in that emergency shelter until the warnings were lifted. >>> new this morning, health officials are reporting a surge in the number of liquid nicotine poisoning from ecigarettes particularly in children. that's according to a centers for disease control and prevention report released yesterday. the report reveals that calls to poison control centers about ecigarettes have spiked from about one per month as of september 2010 to 215 per month as of february. liquid nicotine poisoning can occur from ingestion, inhalation or skin absorption. >>> and hashtag ouch. research at the university of michigan are using twitter to track the effects of migraines. they pore through almost 22,000 tweets. migraine sufferers sent them during the attacks. among the findings, women sent almost 3/4 of the tweets in the u.s. migraine t

take a look at the cars parked at a walmart in denton, texas outside dallas.at the holes in the windows. unbelievable! that's hail smashed through the car windows. tornadoes spotted in missouri yesterday. national weather service getting reports of a damaging twister with quarter-sized hail spotted near washington, missouri. reports in arkansas, kansas and oklahoma hit with large hailstorms. here it comes. coming up later why, a smoke detector feature that allows consumers to wave to turn it off? it's working too well. >>> why one baseball field walking on the field going on paternity leave is making waves across the country. our legal panel weighs in next. if you've got copd like me... ...hey breathing's hard. know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you

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now, already, just this last thursday, we did have a tornado touchdown around denton, texas. at our three-year averages. in march, we typically, on average, for the last last three years, we have had 82 tornados. so far this year, just 25 for th that month. look at april. typically, 350 tornados. we are just getting started with the month. we have 11 that have occurred, and we've got quite a number to reach. so we are moving in to the severe weather season definitely to keep an eye to the sky in the south and southeast. we are seeing mainly rain showers pop up from texas over to florida right now. these are some heavyy showers in some places around the florida panhandle as this line of thunderstorms is coming right up from the gulf. we are going to see this increase over the next day. sunday is a day that's going to bring a lot of rainfall with these storms. it's a cold front that will slide in and stall and bring 3 to 5 inches of rainfall. we have flash flood watches going in to effect for the day tomorrow. for the forecast most of our rainfall. only a slight risk of severe

the ground around i-35 north and west of the city about 38 miles north and west of the dallas the denton area. here are are the watches and warnings across texas and up into oklahoma, arkansas and the rest. a very busy spring news and weather event is underway. we get pictures from the ground or more information we will bring it right back, greta to you. >> shep, thanks, are postal workers delivering big bills to pairs. earlier this week a series of inspect general reports. some are using government travel cards to pay from gambling to personal travel to bowling. now postmaster general path donahue is here to respond and you are a little bit mad at me. >> a little bit. >> what's the problem? >> the key number is very few, we have 500,000 plus excellent employees in the postal service do a great job. >> i don't doubt for a second. >> couple of bad apples, we address them and take care of that the other key thing is no taxpayer money. we don't take it, we are self-sufficient and we want to stay that way. >> a couple of things, i don't agree with that that's just not true. you have a 15 bil

up to eight tornadoes touched down in denton, texas.84-mile-an-hour wind gusts in frisco, texas. at the frisco rough riders baseball game. they were in the third inning when an incredible funnel cloud came through. there were no injuries in the baseball stadium, but nearby, in hunt county, texas, the sheriff reports a tornado hit and destroyed a mobile home and flattened a farmhouse. four people were taken to the hospital. it was a long and miserable night for a lot of people dealing with this in part because their cell phones kept going off waking them up with warnings. savannah. >> all right. kerry sanders in memphis. thank you. >> dylan, what can you tell us? >> we will see the threat of more hail and more damaging wind gusts and flash flooding. we have the flood threat in red. flash flooding from southern illinois to southern ohio. most of the ohio river valley is seeing some of that flash flooding. that, in and of itself will cause concerning this morning. that will produce up to 1 inch of rainfall. yesterday, we ended up with area

dramatically expected thursday >> : to a powerful storm that brought hail as big as baseball's to dentonyesterday the hill smashed car windows and terrified shoppers pre >> : tornado sirens sounded. as a fault line formed on the horizon. an arsonist on like this and not from your >> : people ran for cover ducking inside this wal-mart. moments later the storm struck. littering the ground with helphale. at this are dealing in the building. ever seen that thing happened before people will or should to back a star. polls in skylights did hill coming through the top of the store. it was falling everywhere every move east drivers along three pullover and caught a message show. but the mass of clout in getting bigger and bigger. by the time looked at my whole back windshield was already out. her only consolation on the her children were out hard way. it wasnt backed there were all glasses >> : to a party going on right now we're there. the president and his guests are celebrating great independent state. tonight for the debfor the services go greek restaurant on every own the keyre done in-the

sybil stockdale, jane denton, louise mulligan.and because of their work, goes of all they did, in 1973, the pows finally were able to come home. and after eight years, bob shumaker was reunited with his family. the last time he saw his son, grant, grant is eight in this picture, the last time he saw grant, grant was two months old. can you imagine that? but there has never been a situation like this before, and i hope there will never be one again, but their shared experience there in alcatraz prison brought this group together. they state a very cohesive group, and to this day they still keep up with one another. one of the biggest, selfishly, one of the biggest gifts that this book has given me is the kind of chance to be the grandson and get to know these people. i never thought some of my good friends would be 80 year old pows. but that's what's happened throughout this journey for me. that event has been so special. when you look at this, i think it's important to remember that this story is not just about the alcatraz eleven

there's been some significant damage, especially in areas near denton, texas.es, but no reports of any fatalities. that's the most serious storm and the damage resulting from it that you're looking at now. so we're not done yet. we still have the chance of additional severe weather. we don't expect anything too bad today. we have a couple of tornado warnings. they're doppler-indicated, so they may be out there, or it may be a spin in the clouds. now, louisiana is the target area, south of alexandria, a strong line of storms. it could kick down towards baton rouge or lafayette in the next hour. the severe weather risk does go to atlanta late today. also montgomery, alabama. but again, it's not widespread. more isolated in nature. and then, taking you through the snow forecast, there's still about 30 inches on the ground in duluth, you had 6 inches with this storm so far. minneapolis, right around 6 to 9 inches. so the north side of the storm wasn't any fun. showers in the northeast, and as far as the rest of the country goes this weekend, we're looking at a pret

i want you to take a listen to some sound from samantha denton, a 20-year-old from toms river, new jerseyars that they believe had this ignition problem and how dramatic going through this experience twice for them was. listen. >> when my mother and i decided that this car was surely a death trap in the game of what if and what again, we are not ones that are willing to play anymore. driving this car was like playing a game of russian roulette with my safety and that of my friends. i can't begin to explain the fear and confusion that runs through you that moment you have no control over your car. i cannot comprehend the loss that these families are going through. my hope is that the horror stops right now. >> a few important things to know. first of all, mary barra, the ceo of general motors. she has been in office at the helm of the company for two months. she met with victims families last night. i'm told about 20 family members she met with in a room at general motors office here in d.c. last night. they are not releasing details of that meeting. with he do know that they met. i can sa

residents in denton county texas actually ran for cover as the sirens blasted out the warnings.ials reported a tornado last night. severe weather also shut down this baseball game you're about to see as storms rolled through just north of dallas. and in kansas, heavy rain and golf ball size hale pummelled part of that state. torrential downpours caused flooding along the missouri/kansas boarder. andrea peters joins me. >> we have gone to the severe weather season. what are we looking at? yesterday, eight tornadoes were out there. a lot of times you get strong, straight line wind. we saw about 133 of those. also very large hail back through texas yesterday. a lot of people think this is a yesterday incident. that is not the case. in fact, we are still looking at the squall line with the weather. you can cisse veer thunderstorm watches currently out there. the threat is still there for isolated tornadoes but less than yesterday. nonetheless, if you're in charleston, roanoke, asheville, farther again the tail section is down to the south. back to new orleans, you still have that th

it might be a little while before we know exactly what denton the uninsured rate this law is making. in the insurer -- uninsured rate this laws making. this is an issue that people will be looking at through implementation. costing?is this how much are premiums going up? we don't know how people are using their insurance. that is the key thing to watch this year. insurers don't have a great sense of how evil are using the coverage right now. host: what about the saving money issue? what does the white house say about that specifically? the law includes a bunch of changes to medicare and other things. there are fees and taxes that are supposed to even out. there been changes to the law. some costs have been put off. we don't know what the latest projection is and whether or not this is still saving money. the cbo said it $230 that is something to watch. host: a viewer on twitter says this. gilbert in north carolina, democratic caller. comment based a on the last guess you had, the pew research person. that one of to say the major tenets of the aca is to have preventative health care.

i guess i just spoke about the passing of senator jeremiah denton who was a prisoner of war in vietnam we could use the savings from the vietnam war that we're not spending today to pay for this bill. so i would object, mr. president, and hopefully we can figure out another way to make this happen because you are correct, senator wyden, it's time to get this matter a permanent fix. i would ask consent that the s. 2122, calendar number 330, be proceeded to for immediate consideration. it would repeal the medicare sustainable growth rate offset by repealing the obamacare individual mandate. i ask consent that the bill be read a third time and passed, the motion to reconsider be laid upon the table. the presiding officer: the unanimous consent request from the senator from oregon is on the table. is there an objection? mr. sessions: i did object, yes. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. sessions: and i would ask that -- that -- consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 330, s. 2122, a bill to repeal medicare sustainable growth rate offset

it was the size of baseballs in the city of denton and in arkansas fallen tree limbs knocked out powern western parts of the state and more on the extreme storms let's bring in metrologist nicole mitchell and good morning. >> those are just a couple elements of this storm. we have also had heavy snow, i'll get to that in a second and places seen flooding rain because this is dumping a lot of rain as it's going along. st. louis where we had, waking um to tornado sirens yesterday morning, look at the rain that has come down. obviously this is that turn around, don't drown element, you saw cars stuck in that. it's going to be more of those problems today for states such as missouri, illinois, moving across to indiana. so let's take a look at all of this on the radar and you can see the heaviest bands of rain where we have seen the flooding but on the south side of that it has been the severe stuff, more than yesterday, as expected or more than the day before, we had over 200 reports, a lot of this was the hail. but so far eight reports of tornados that will go back in and confirm if all t

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