the dog out of the water before the alligator could come and get it, because the alligator made a beeline towards the dog. but they didn't film it. so that's the whole thing. >> there's no more? >> no, that's. >> it but the dog's okay? >> that's what the poster says. >> this is a weird one. >> stay out of there. no, no, no, we don't want him in there! >>> this guy is really out on the ledge. >> holy cow, that's high! that's high! >> see how he gets down, on the countdown. >>> and these guys are building a brightly colored execution. >> this is so creepy. there's so much wrong with this. >> you decide whether this thing kills or not. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] call at&t today to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. it's the fastest

we need this rain and we needed to make a beeline to washington to help alleviate our drought situation. looks like we will get clipped by some of that grain as we go into tomorrow -- that rain. let's look at the futurecast. it has a pretty good handle on the situation, keeping most of the showers tomorrow morning and afternoon very slight and brief. down to the south of washington. a few migrating northward later on in the day. i'm not getting very excited in terms of accumulations. we will take what we can get right now. this has the potential possibly south of the metro to dump up to a half-inch of rain. that would be beneficial. mostly cloudy tonight with isolated sprinkles. you might wake up with a few drops of rain on the windshield, not a big deal? . temperatures near 50 degrees when you start your day tomorrow. moseley gray skies through the daytime tomorrow, a few light showers especially south of town. chance of precipitation tomorrow. highs in the low 60's. near 90 on yesterday, which is 20 degrees above average for this time of year to back down below average by tomorrow,. y

the dog out of the water before the alligator could come and get it, because the alligator made a beeline towards the dog. but they didn't film it. so that's the whole thing. >> there's no more? >> no, that's. >> it but the dog's okay? >> that's what the poster says. >> this is a weird one. >> stay out of there. no, no, no, we don't want him in there! >>> this guy is really out on the ledge. >> holy cow, that's high! that's high! >> see how he gets down, on the countdown. >>> and these guys are building a brightly colored execution. >> this is so creepy. there's so much wrong with this. >> you decide whether this thing kills or not. b >>> welcome back to the show. don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com. great videos all day long. >>> we're back, everybody. about now we could use some crazy video from russia, so here's number three. >> take a look at this guy on the roof of this building. he's got a couple of his friends or people just passing by watching him. starts off his stunt here, jumps off the roof to another roof, no big deal. kind of ask a somersault, okay, cool, we've se

was actually after dark and a supercell had formed southwest of salina, it was actually making a beeline straight for town. we went about ten miles south and set up. i don't like to chase after dark so we just made sure we were out of the way of it. and we were watching and wait willi ing and hoping to god it lifted before town. fortunately, it did. >> what breed of person goes after what has to be one of the most destructive forces in mother nature? >> you probably really need to ask my mom that question. she probably has some descriptive terms for us. i think it's just a person who's passion alt about the weather and chasing it is like the ultimate road trip. you get up in the morning and don't know where you're going to be at the end of the day. >>> also, police are asking questions about why one of their officers shot a man's dog. this video you're watching is from "your news now." this is dash cam from an officer's car where he's proceeding to a domestic disturbance call. >> it's not noted in the call. >> what you hear the 911 operator say is, we don't know what letter it is, as in

the dog out of the water before the alligator could come and get it, because the alligator made a beeline towards the dog. but they didn't film it. so that's the whole thing. >> there's no more? >> no, that's. >> it but the dog's okay? >> that's what the poster says. >> this is a weird one. >> stay out of there. no, no, no, we don't want him in there! >>> this guy is really out on the ledge. >> holy cow, that's high! that's high! >> see how he gets down, on the countdown. >>> and these guys are building a brightly colored execution. >> this is so creepy. there's so much wrong with this. >> you decide whether this thing kills or not. [ male announcer ] does your cable company keep charging you more... and more... and more? stop paying so much for second best. upgrade to verizon fios tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month, guaranteed for two years with no annual contract required. unlike cable, fios is a 100% fiber-optic network that delivers america's fastest, most consistent, most reliable internet, and the best tv picture quality, plus more hd. why pay so much for cable? switch t

bush beelined for ross perot because he made accusations the campaign had maligned his family and daughters, and mrs. bush wanted to set the record straight at that that just was not true. here she is with her newly adopted son, governor clinton -- soon-to-be adopted son, still governor at the time. it's customary after the election that the first lady gives a tour to the newly elected first lady in the white house, and here she is with mrs. clinton in the queen's bedroom. going over some notes before a speech in a hotel room somewhere. in america somewhere we get one more hotel. sorting through children's books that were -- she was giving to her grandchildren at the staff hotel in kennebunkport. and on a bus tour through illinois and wisconsin. obviously, a late night trip home. we had been given 3d glasses and just being silly on the plane. i like the guy on the right who obviously missed his pair, but was willing to join in any ways. every christmastime mrs. bush visited children's hospital in washington, d.c. here she is holding a young cancer patient, and i love the look on her face. s

bush beelined for ross perot because he had made some accusations that the campaign had maligned his family and his doctors and mrs. bush wanted to set the record straight that that was just not true. here she is with her newly adopted son. governor clinton. soon to be adopted son. still governor at the time. it's customary after the election that the first lady gives a tour to the newly elected first lady in the white house. here she is with mrs. clinton in the queen's bedroom. going over some notes before speech. in america somewhere we get one more hotel room. sorting through children's books that she was giving to her grandchildren in ken any bunk port. and on a bus tour through illinois and wisconsin. obviously a late night trip home. somewhere we were given 3d glasses and being silly on the plane. i like the guy on the right who missed his pair but is willing to join in anyways. every christmas time mrs. bush visited children's hospital in washington, d.c. here she is holding a young cancer patient. she must have gotten great comfort from the little girl who was probably about

most people would have beelined it to the white house. he said, jerry, go downstairs and we'll swing by and pick you up. he always included, you know, his friends, and that was a big one. and so i go downstairs. ironically, sonny's coming in from memphis, and i see him getting out of the cab with his luggage and i said give it to the bellman because i see the limousine coming through and here's elvis, we're going to the white house. sonny jumped in the car and we took off up the street to the white house. >> so you get to the white house and this time they let you in. >> we got in, yeah. guards were family. >> did they -- you don't expect -- actually, you don't personally expect to go to the oval office. >> no, in fact we were told because elvis was the first one to mention it and only mr. presley can go and it was -- oh, and after elvis left there was some conversation, you know, sonny and i said, you know, elvis is really hard to say no to and the white house aide said, you know, it's not even up to the president and it's a secret servi

he decided to run for president, and he made a beeline to the right, or a flip flop.st he created massachusetts right to bare arms day. and then he became a lifetime member of the nra and began bragging about all of his hunting exploits take a listen. >> i'm not a big game hunter. i have always been if you will, a rodent and rabbit hunter. and i began when i was -- oh 15 or so and have hunted those kinds of varmints. >> not only did he say he went hunting more than two times, he also said he owned two shotguns. it was later revealed they were actually owned by his sons but by the end of 2007 the transformation of mitt romney was complete. he was a full-fledged been-loving, second amendment, defending friend of the nra. here he is in a taped message to that gun group, rewriting his entire record. >> as governor i worked closely with the nra and the gun-owner action league to advance legislation that expanded the rights of gun owners in my state, and my door was always open to you, and that will continue to be the case if i'm elected president. >> joining me now is john

nevertheless, we appear to be in a beeline for where that storm is tracking right here and throughout the day mainly the touchdowns that we have been hearing about have been in less populated areas. wichita, of course, being a big city here and this is where -- this is what is concerning the meteorologists the most. the community the most here, and people have been warned to seek shelter if they haven't already. they better have a plan to stay inside, and not go out to take a peek at this storm. don? >> susan, stand by. jacqui jeras, stand by. i want to go to our affiliate in wichita. dave freeman, she's a meteorologist there. jacqui jeras knows him very well. let's listen in for a little bit and we will be back in a moment. >> we have another tornado that was reported up to the northwest -- or northeast. we eastern letting that one go. mark, we still have a significant form in rice county. talked about that one for just a moment. >> that looks like it could have been right in the lyon's area as we have a weather watcher, seeing power flashes as the tornado touched down. so we're wait

. >> soon, he's making a beeline for the honey pot. >> i'd like to do more money for you, but first i've gotta get your positions on a few issues. now where are you on sugar price supports? >> sugar price supports. where should i be, terry? >> it makes no difference to me. if you're for 'em, i got money for you from my sugar producers in louisiana and hawaii. if you're against 'em, i got money for you from the candy manufacturers. >> you pick. terry, tell me something -- with all this money coming in from both sides, how could anything possibly ever get done? >> it doesn't! that's the genius of the system! >> now in the good graces of a powerful committee chairman, he joins the shakedown of a corporate executive who wants a favor from congress. >> seven figures? i suppose $1 million isn't too much to insure against losing $5 billion. >> now you talking. >> but how can i funnel this kind of money to you? >> if that's what you want, we can find a loophole. no one will see your fingerprints. >> no one will know? >> no one will know. >> olaf's just making a contribution as a patriotic citize

we're on beeline highway, which is a corridor that goes through interstate 880 here in pennsylvania.jor route for truck. there is a truck coming towards me right now. trucks are coming through here constantly. officials are worried that the truck traffic may be disrupted a little bit. we're looking at major delays at some airports. one in particular, philadelphia getting into a delay because of wind conditions. also, lesser delays at new york, d.c., chicago, atlanta, detroit, from this system. some of the delays due to wind, some of them due to low clouds from the system. you can tell the storm is taking a toll all over this general region. >> and my guess is, you were set to cover politics and now you are political reporter/meteorologist for us today. you've also not gus on flight delays, right? a lot of people trying to get into that state. >> that's right. flight delays. there was a major one we talked about in philadelphia. that is a delay of more than an hour. due to wind conditions there, again, from this system. delays are up and down the east coast. mostly from wind and low c

bill and educational benefits, they may not beelinible for either. being hopes of offsetting the costs in the future. >> what a story. thanks so much for doing it, and i want to alert our viewers. sanjay will have much more on this very powerful and important story tomorrow morning, sunday morning 7:30 a.m. eastern on "sanjay gupta m.d." only here on cnn. >>> if the idea of starbucks using bugs in your drinks doesn't sit well in your stomach, there is an important development you'll want to see. stand by. >>> a rare glimpse of dust. dust clouds in galaxies, hundreds of light years away. what these images could tell us about the universe. stay with us. you're in "the situation room." step 1. eat the soup. all those veggies and beans, that's what may help lower your cholesterol and -- well that's easy [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. it's real milk full of calcium and vitamin d. and tastes simply delicious. for those of us with lactose intolerance... lactaid® milk. the original 100% lactose-free milk. interviewer: you were there