cole. the attorney general runs the operations day to day of the department of justice. he also supervises the national security division and makes critical decisions each day that affect the safety of our great nation. for instance, jim cole is one of the only people at the department of justice who can sign the critical warrants to permit our intelligence officials to conduct surveillance on suspected terrorists. in the last week, our country has been reminded of the incredibly important role our intelligence community plays. it's unthinkable that the partisanship and legislative poise of keeping a public servant as qualified as jim cole in an important national security role. i hope the senate will confirm him very quickly this evening. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: first, we just swore in our new colleague dean heller, and the majority leader is giving a reception for him this afternoon. we would hope that many members will ta

i worked with jim cole. i was part of a legislative committee in the house of representatives that had to do some very difficult work on an ethics issue involving a former speaker of the house of representatives. mr. cardin: it was a tough decision to bring together six members of the house, three democrats, three republicans, and to do it in a way that would maintain the nonpartisan requirements of an ethics investigation. the atmosphere was very partisanly charged around the work that we were doing. i know this sounds familiar because people in maryland and connecticut and around the nation understand that we're working in a very partisan environment here and they expect the people that are charged with the department of justice to work in a nonpartisan manner. this is not a partisan position, the deputy attorney general. this is a person who is working with the attorney general as the nation's lawyer. and we want somebody who has the experience, someone who has th the -- the character and commitment to ca

cole. i thought about the family from the district -- no, nairobi. the embassy in nairobi. 1998, i believe. cole was 2000. these issues have been there for a long time. president clinton started this on this path. president bush kept us there. president obama has opened a new chapter in this fight. and i congratulate him for doing it in such a way that it restores the faith and confidence of the people around the world and gives a tremendous surge of adrenaline to our citizens, to our men and women in uniform -- this is the surge we have been waiting for. >> thank you all. >> you're looking at a picture of osama bin laden's compound in abbottabad, pakistan. he was buried at sea. >> for over two decades, bin laden has been al qaeda as leader and symbol and has continued to plot attacks against our country and our friends and allies. the death of bin laden marks the most significant achievement to date in the nation's attentive to feet of cut it. >> watch reaction from capitol officials and a

cole. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. cole: thank you, mr. speaker. and i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 1423, a bill with i sponsored to designate the post office in ardmore, oklahoma, as the specialist michael e. phillips post office. michael was driven by a personal sense of duty and honor. he joined the army because he recognized injustice and terror in our world with and sought to make a difference. specialist michael phillips lived out that sense of duty through military service and made the ultimate sacrifice to ensure our nation remained security and free. mr. speaker, michael turned down an opportunity to attend the san francisco art institute, to volunteer for the united states army. when asked why he wanted to join the army, michael simply stated, quote, i want to a career and we are at war. specialist phillips saw terrorists as thugs, often referring to them as, quote, the ultimate bullies in the world, unquote. a fervent student of history, michael knew that his service would be aga

in the case of cole we would not do so.e were not complacent but they found new opportunities before we found new protections. >> september 2001. the mother of alter rist opportunities is their diabolical scheme. to use civilian aircraft as weapons of mass destruction. >> despite america being the greatest economic power and possessing the most powerful up to date military arsenal 19 young men were able by the grace of the most high to change its direction of its company. >> now bin laden has the flood of 2,997 more americans on his hands. >> on september 11th, 20001 new york city the most diversity in the world was viciously attacked in an unprovoked act of war. >> the killing doesn't stop there. october 2, 0002 bin laden continues to elude him while the allies p hit the lovely tourist down of bali, indonesia. 88 raws trailians were killed. our allies in the fight. >> i have constantly told people the strong against terror will be d -- we are dealing with combed blooded killers. >> he was distracted by shock and awe. it is

his son cole has -- is believed to have died in this -- >> cole. >> cole has died, we believe. >> correct. >> and his daughter kathleen who's 5 is in critical condition too. i mean, where is hank right now? is he at the hospital? >> he's either at the hospital -- i believe he's still out with the search. i think he's out there with them right now. >> this is a direct hit on the family home while frank was out of town from the tornado. >> pardon me? >> do you believe this was a direct hit from the tornado on the home that's caused all this while hank was out of town, right? >> yes, definitely. there's nothing left but debris at the home. maybe a sofa, couple of picture books and things like that but there's nothing else. it's just debris. >> i mean, it's an awful story. how are the family coping with this? >> as you would expect, devastated should ed d shocked, numb. it's been very difficult for all of them. very difficult. >> in terms of the neighborhood, what kind of condition are the other houses around them? were they all completely decimated? >> several homes were destroyed. the tree

we have some sort of retirement fund in place, even though, again, this is our own money. >> herb cole'sh. >> herb cole, definitely the owner of the milwaukee bucks, a philanthropist. >> when do you think he tapped his 401(k)? >> that's where i'm having a problem. i have the bill in my hand and i have a problem because he may be out of touch with the reality of what middle class americans are going through right now. this is money that we've put aside for our own savings and now they want to limit it. people are using this money right now for foreclosures to avoid foreclosure and really just help make ends meet. >> who does this benefit? >> well, you know, they're saying again they want to protect the consumer. limit the amount of time that you can pull loans from this. some people may be in situation wheres they may have abused this and said, i need to do certain things to pay for certain things. as americans consume, but you have a lot of people who are in positions where they're being smart about what they're doing and this is money they have taken aside and put away and companies mad

. >> cole wright here. chicago bulls have to do heavy lifting if they want to even up the season with the heat. derrick rose, to anthony, you're on my poster and couldn't hang if you were one. bulls up two at the half. fourth quarter now, heat down six, lebron james making moves, making moves. miami, they were within four. eight seconds to go, bulls with a chance to do it, d-rose, no dice, headed to free hoops, known as overtime. lebron, strong to the cup. that would pull miami within four. and then just over one minute to go, rose loses the ball. wade says i'm ripping and rolling. freshly baked finger rolls coming to you! miami wins 101-93. >>> hockey time. joe thornton ready go after a big hit in game four. canucks and sharks, second overtime, tied at two. off the glass, deflects, gets it right past the goalie. how did that happen? that's what we're here for. we'll show you. nobody knows where it was except bieksa. fires on net after off the board. off his back, and looking in the complete wrong direction

they plan to sell three cole- fired cole plants. 300 people work at the plants and another 450 work in support roles that assist those plants it's unclear what the proposed merger between constellation and chicago-based x lon means for those workers. >>> tomorrow is the retrial scheduled to begin for two brothers accused of setting a dog on fire two years ago. the dog phoenix had to be put down. the first trial against them ended in a mistrial. tomorrow prosecutors are scheduled to go for round 2. we'll be watching and let you know how that case happens. >>> police in pittsburgh have charged a juvenile with a brazen crime. investigators say a 58-year-old usher from pnc park was driving home from working a pirates game when he suffered a heart attack behind the wheel. police say the man pulled over and a 17-year-old walked up to the car, pulled the driver out, then stole his wallet and drove off in his car. the suspect -- the driver died, that suspect cannot be charged as an adult. >>> the deer population could soon start to dwindle in baltimore county. the county council has voted to a

you couldn't hear if it was right up to your ear screaming. >> reporter: when it was done, cole walked outside. he saw the destruction firsthand. an oak tree had split his car in half. he was able to talk to his father about 15 minutes after the tornado is gone. >> life is fragile. when your child is caught up in something like that, you know, it really pulls on the heart strings. >> reporter: david's friend brandon tully is a freshman. he was on campus when he saw the tornado tear a path of destruction near the university. >> you walk down the street and see people carrying a backpack and a trash bag. that's all they have left. the best description i've heard so far about how tuscaloosa looks is like a bomb went off. >> reporter: while it was scary for both students, they both want to return in the fall. >> i feel like i can put it behind me, but i'll never forget that day. >> both students will return to the university at the end of may to take their final exams. >>> nato air strikes have killed the youngest son of moammar gadhafi just hours after the libyan leader called for a cease

two thousand and six world champion silting cole did not compete at the previous stop in mexico which showed little rust on the day. the russian with no decrease in agility despite were in need grace showing great concentration in the final a reverse triple somersault with three twists was the second most difficult diet of the competition reflecting the overall standings gary hahn however was a step ahead after executing the triple quad considered the most difficult dive ever in the early rounds the englishman then went for a standard from quadruple somersault with one and a half twists to take the honors. three is always a company of the podium as social rises to fourth in the overall standings the injured d.j. is set to drop from a second place as the season progresses twenty seven year old siljan cole remains humble as he trails overall be a hug by just seventeen points despite missing want to vent and really hate it because second class it's not so with. i hope. i want to win because first my competition in this year along the way in my so. now with me gary is a great. tool for th

cole's reportedly mr. kohl was linkeddt through treasuryme department through the financial support ot extremist groups through the condition a saudi charity that has diverted funds to al qaeda before and after 9/11. while the attorneys are free to and should be free to representf of the political appointees of the department of justice who seemed to me to make questionable choices. seemed to be questionablethat'sd charged with defending our national security, given their d previous efforts to defend those involved in the united states or killing americans. a on the press reported least 13 to 16 current obamare administration politicaleedz, appointees including the currene solicitor general nominee who represented the eshoo bomber previously provided legallla, te counsel to suspected or convicted terrorists and enemy combatants then held in detention for the left-wing organizations that act to reverse the bush administration anti-terrorist detainee policies policies thati might add wererio contributing fac

the other day i came across the website named cole care you can find yourself at cole cares dot com or www dot org took typical of what seemed to be another industry back website coal appears coal is the cleanest safest form of energy there is but here's where it gets a little bizarre call carol goes on to describe how coal companies are now reaching out to youngsters who have developed asthma encouraging them to keep their heads in the face of those who would treat them with the full dignity after all mate is asthma awareness month along those same lines cold care offers a line of customized inhalers for asthmatic kids including ones decorated with elmo miley cyrus or diamond bling it's their way to make using an inhaler cool and cool carers is offering them free of charge to any kids living within two hundred miles of a coal fired power plant at this site on the web seems a little too unbelievable to be true because it is too unbelievable to be true it's not real it's a product created by the yes lab and a group called coal is killing kids to raise awareness about the effect of dirty

the cole street clinic is a youth clinic in the heart of the haight ashbury and they target youth. city residents and they have great expertise in providing services for many of the homeless. potrero hill and southeast health centers are health centers in those particular communities that are family health centers, so they provide health care to patients across the age span. . >> many of our clients are working poor. they pay their taxes. they may run into a rough patch now and then and what we're able to provide is a bridge towards getting them back on their feet. the center averages about 14,000 visits a year in the health clinic alone. one of the areas that we specialize in is family medicine, but the additional focus of that is is to provide care to women and children. women find out they're pregnant, we talk to them about the importance of getting good prenatal care which takes many visits. we initially will see them for their full physical to determine their base line health, and then enroll them in prenatal care which occurs over the next 9 months. group prenatal care is des

salam, 5,000 injured in 2000, the uss cole in yemen. the attacks again of september 11. the u.s. bali nightclub bombing in 2002, he went to kenya again and bombed some more. i know i can not speak for these people. so this is unofficial. but for everyone involved in the operation, all the men and women who have been wearing the uniform or those that we don't ever know their names or don't know their faces, who have worked tirelessly in the years leading up to last night. despite all odds, despite the politicians on both sides and both parties, hand cuffing you, may i just say thank you. daniel pearl if he could speak would say thank you. pat tillman, thank you. todd beamer and the other victims of the united flight 93. thank you. barbara olson thanks you. intelligence agent johnny michael span thanks you. michael t. murphy. and matt axleton. matt axleton of seal team ten thanks you. the 17 uss cole service men including petty officer second class timmy lamont sanders thanks you. the 3,000 people who died on september 11, the 3,000 people thank you. the people who finally woke up

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aaron cole in the story knew everyone.randparents lived there, he mowed the grass of miss freeman, so we were able to connect. it gave you the idea of the chaos of the moments after the tornado and even the days after, there was no communication. tabitha was not able to reach relatives in the town because their cell phones were out of service. she tried online services and none of that worked for her. so she got in her truck and drove to oklahoma. she was going to do everything she could to find the answers. >> thank you so much. a positive story on this long week. >> it is nice to get a couple. >> thanks. >>> i'm an american. i have no title, i have no office. and to be -- >> no title, no office, but sarah palin making a lot of noise. thousands of bikers joined her to honor the nation's veterans. hear what she had to say to our cameras next. building up our wireless network all across america. we're adding new cell sites... increasing network capacity, and investing billions of dollars to improve your wireless network exp

cole when it was attacked by al qaeda terrorists in 2000? long hours with her checking her heart rate, administering her medication, and just making her comfortable. one night britta told me about a tradition in denmark, "when a person dies," she said, "someone must open the window so the soul can depart." i smiled and squeezed her hand. "not tonight, britta. not tonight." ♪ we get double miles on every purchase, so me and the boys earned a trip to dc twice as fast! oh hi! we get double miles every time we use our card. and since double miles add up fast... one more chariot please. ...we can bring the whole gang! i cannot tell a lie. he did it. right... it's hard to beat double miles! read my lips -- no new axes! [ male announcer ] get the venture card from capital one, money magazine's best rewards card if you aim to rack up airline miles. what's in your wallet? so, you're a democrat right? >>> well, back here at home, both the senate and household hearings today on security in those countries. >> senator john barasso is a member of the sen

in the case of the cole we did not do so. we were not come place n complt the terrorists found new opportunities before we found new protections. >> geraldo: september of twuns and the mother of all terrorists opportunities is their scheme to use civilian aircraft as weapons of mass destruction. >> despite america being the greatest economic power and possessing the most powerful and up-to-date military arsenal 19 young men were able by all law to change the direction of its compass. >> geraldo: now, bin laden has the blood of 2,997 more americans on his hands. >> on september 11th, twuns new york city was i have u viciousy attacked in an unprovoked act of war. >> geraldo: the killing doesn't stop there. october of 2002. bin laden continues to elude us. while his allies hit the lovely tourist town of bali indonesia, killing 200 including 88 australians, our allies in the fight against al-qaeda. >> i have constantly told the american people that the struggle against terror is going be a long and difficult struggle. that we are

closure for those people who were killed in the bombings in east after of our embassies and on the uss cole and it's a very significant symbolic victory on behalf of the united states. it's much better that we killed him and in other words dealt justice to him than if he had died of kidney problems or something like that. >> what does this do to al qaeda, though? he is the symbolic leader. are there people behind him pulling the strings we just don't see, haven't heard of? >> no. 2 is an egyptian physician who is the operational chief of al qaeda, so things won't change very much in that regard. in fact, we can probably anticipate that there is going to be a stepped up threat of terrorist attacks in the wake of osama bin laden's death because the al qaeda and somewhere i is haddist factions around the globe are -- jihaddist factions around the globe are going to desperately want to carry out attacks to show that they're still viable after the death of bin laden. this is a great victory, but on the other hand it's opening the door to perhaps a period of time where we're going to be -- the th

world trade center bombing and '98 bombings in kenya and bombing of uss cole . as we noted 9/11 attacks that killed 294 people in new york and pentagon and flight 93 crashed in the pennsylvania field. the u.s. government offered a 25 mill 81 reward for information leading to his capture. >> security concerns are being raised tonight. u.s. embassies world wide were placod high alert and concern over the potential of retaliation you can see the security experts say it is a real threat. >> surviving leadership of al qaeda will want to demonstrate they're active and redoubling their efforts and try to perform acts to demonstrate that whether that would be to try to kill american government officials or civilians traveling in europe or asia. >> meanwhile, the san francisco police department said it has been in contact with the department of the homeland security tonight, but it is not anticipating any change in its stance. top terrorism commander los angeles police are stepping up security measures there tonight. >> president george w. bush said president obama calle

. >> the only reason that i'm the front-runner now is because of the cole bert bump-- colbert bump. >> stephen: i made mike huckabee. yes, i made mike huckabee. admittedly a bit of a rush job. that's why he came out so lumpy. (laughter) >> stephen: but folks, what does stephen give us, the colbert take away. on march of this year i put mike huckabee on notice and at that moment huckabee knew it was huckaover. (laughter) >> stephen: because no one on my unnoticed board has ever been elected president. not jane fonda. not even flavor crystals. nobody. anyway, now he's gone. faster than a gop candidate gets a fox news show. and at the end of his show, he got a very special message from a fellow person on tv. >> mike huckabee is not going to be running for president. but a lot of people are very happy that he will not be running are. especially other candidates. so mike, enjoy the show. your ratings are traffic. you're making a lot of money. you're building a beautiful house in florida. good luck. >> stephen: a touching sentiment. (laughter) >> stephen: more of which you can find in donal

in october 2000, there was an attack on american warship, the uss cole, off the coast of yemen. and then, of course, the most savage attack of all, on september 11, 2001. it showed up various weaknesses in the newly established bush administration. the president was told the news, but seven long minutes past. no instructions from the commander in chief, no warnings to the american public. a huge international sympathy marked the lack of forthright leadership. but there was a real fear in many parts of the world and especially the west. people felt bin laden could strike anywhere he wanted. in fact, although the project to invade iraq now inflame opinion in many islamic countries, there were three major attacks in the next three years. the bali bombings in 2002, killing over 200 people, many of them australians. in madrid, killing nearly 200, although al qaeda never admitted responsibility for this, and in july 2005, the bombs on the london transport system which killed 56 people and injured 700. in fact, osama bin laden may not have even known about these attacks before hand. th

cole. i thought about the families, some of them from your district, on the embassy in nairobi in 1998. cole was 2000. have been there for a long, long time. president clinton started us on this path, president bush kept us there, and president obama has opened a new chapter in this fight. and i congratulate him for doing it in a way that it restores the faith and confidence of the people around the world. it gives a surge of of adrenaline to our citizens, to our men and women in uniform. this is the surge we have been waiting for . to what occurred thank you. >> thank you, all. >> you are looking at a picture of osama bin laden's compound in pakistan . he was killed during a gunbattle with cia paramilitary forces. the al qaeda leader was buried at sea. >> for over two decades, bin laden has continued to plot attacks against our friends and allies. >> watched the president's announcement, plus reaction from capitol hill and around the world when ever you want on line with the c-span video l

cheryl cole who is also a judge on the british version of the show -- all of these shows have a british. they test them over there and then they bring them to us. she said "the x-factor" is going to be unlike anything you've ever seen before, in which case you've seen anything on television, it's going to look very familiar. voting and mentors and simon and paula as judges. how different could it be? not like they're going to have lasers shooting out of their eyes. simon's nipples have been replaced by heat-seek missiles that will destroy the losing contestants. speaking of destroying losing contestant, osama bin laden, the death of osama bin laden has apparently damaged our delicate relationship with al qaeda. al qaeda has released a statement vowing to make america pay for bin laden's death. which i'm pretty sure we did pay for his death. i mean, we paid for the whole thing. we even took care of the funeral arrangements. maybe a thank you would be nice. on saturday, the government -- [ cheers and applause ] i get it. we're blood thirsty and we're proud, i know. on saturday, the govern

cole: mr. chairman, if the information isn't necessary for the bid or the evaluation of the bid then it's not necessary for the executive branch to have it and for us to run the risk that it might be misused. so with that i would urge the adoption of the amendment and i'd yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from oklahoma. those in favor of the amendment say aye. those opposed say no. the ayes appear to have it. mr. cummings: i ask for a roll call vote on that. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from oklahoma will be postponed. mr. cummings: thank you very much. the chair: it is now in order to consider amendment number 28 printed in house report 112-88. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. garamendi: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the

the 1998 twin bombings and the attack on "uss cole" in 2000. his most devastating terrorist activity was the 2001 attack on the trade center in new york city and the pentagon attack. however, after american troops moved into the country in 2002, he was forced to flee to the remote caves and mountains. the search for bin laden was like no other in history. he remained an elusive quary. he remained one step ahead of his foes. >>> bin laden was found in a mansion in a medium sized city near the pakistani military schools. obama -- president obama reached out to president become and george w. bush. he issued a statement that read, this moe mentous achievement marks a victory for america for the people who seek peace and lost their loved ones in 2001. the fight against terror goes on. america sent an unmistakable message, no matter how long it takes, it will be done. the future of u.s. relations in the middle east and terrorism. most agree the death is extremely significant in the united states. international studies stephen spent much of his time s

. >> reporter: david cole goes through the items he was able to s salvage from his house about a mile from the university of alabama where a deadly tornado caused death and destruction. >> reporter: cole, a university sophomore said the windows started to break and the house shook. he hid in a closet when the twister rolled through. >> for about a minute in the bathroom in the closet praying, and the house was shaking. it was pretty intense, pretty scary. it sounded like a train was going by. you couldn't hear if i was right up to your ear screaming. >> reporter: when he walked outside, he saw the destruction firsthand. an oak tree had split his car in half. he was able to talk to his father about 15 minutes after the tornado was gone. >> life is fragile. when your child is caught up in something like that, it really pulls on the heart stringss. >> reporter: david's friend brandon tully is a freshman. he was on campus when he saw the tornado tear a path of destruction through the university. >> you see people walking down the street carrying a backpack and a trash bag, and that's all

what al qaeda was about under osama bin laden was the big event. 9/11, the cole operation and who else what else they were capable of had the pressure not been ratcheted up after 9/11 and continuing through this administration ultimately killing him. >> david gregory, thank you for your perspective. we want to add a piece of reporting we're getting from our pentagon team. a little bit more about the helicopter that went down the compound. as i reported this morning the helicopter was never meant to land but suffered some kind of mechanical failure and now we know something more about it. a lack of air is cited as we understand the helicopter was hovering over the compound and u.s. force were so to propel down. the compound walls were too high and as the helicopter hovered, there was a lack of air. it was not a krarks it was a soft landing no, one was hurt. they had to bring in that third helicopter and made the decision in that split second as the head of bin laden's body try to get it out of the compound they decided to detonate that first helicopter. resulting in was described as a m

a plot to bomb lax failed but they succeeded on the cole. in the wake of 9/11 the united states attacked afghanistan to try it find bin laden. terrorists blew up trains in madrid and buss in london many believe those for revenge of them supporting the war in iraq. most of the world, bin laden's name will always be known with hate and his face that of evil. to others he is a martyr. terrelle brown. >> in san francisco police chief told us late tonight that he has placed the police department on high alert. he is in the city and we are told there is no specific threat but it's a precaution. >> absolutely. you know after so many years of tragedy, frustration and pain people seemed unable process the news. it's taking a while for the news to sink in. >> does --. >> i have to say i'm shocked. we have been waiting ten years to hear good news and maybe this is a break. maybe it's what we need. i mean any human death is a tragedy but someone who had so little regard for human life i can't say i will cry to much. >> i'm glad, we can move up the scale

and there will be a procedural vote on the nomination to james cole as deputy attorney general. there'll be live coverage on c- span2. south carolina is the first southern states to hold a presidential primary. >> this week on "newsmakers," our guest jack gerard and the energy policy reporter with bloomberg news. jim, take the first question. >> how you explain the rise in oil prices, and is the country going to see some relief? >> it is probably a reflection of crude oil. there is increasing demand in places such as china and india, also the value of the dollar and some of the unrest in the middle east and africa. the other component we should focus on is the supply side, because at the end of the day, it is about supply and demand, and that is the one area we have not done as well as we could have. we have promised we would buy a lot in the united states. we have indicated we would like them to produce more energy to help us with the gas price. we need to focus on producing in america, and that is the one factor of the price of gasoline we have control of, and the more we work

welcome news, says teacher norah cole who cried under that fireworks tent about wednesday's tornado, intact. >> it didn't check my faith at all. we'll come through it. >> reporter: one of the speakers at this morning's church services echoed that very sentiment, saying we will get through this, but adding we will never get over it. lester? >> ron mott in mississippi, thanks. >>> as we heard at the top, people here are not just waiting for help from the outside. despite what you see behind me, there are large areas of tuscaloosa that are undamaged. yet it seems the entire city is gladly sharing the burden of recovery. >> reporter: there are no strangers in tuscaloosa anymore. just really good neighbors. they are everywhere. on trucks, trailers, on foot. regular citizens passing out water, food. >> they need the water and the ice. >> reporter: on a call-in radio show, a resident says they need water in his neighborhood. help is soon on the way. some of them hadn't met before today. some aren't even from around here. but now rolling through this deeply scarred landscape, they share what

welcome news, says teacher nora cole, who cried under that fireworks tent about wednesday's tornado, faith solidly intact. >> it didn't shake my faith at all. we'll come through it. >> reporter: one of the speakers at this morning's church service echoed that very sentiment saying, we will come through this but adding, we'll never get over it. lester? >> ron mott, thanks. these severe storms we've been following here in the south, also the midwest, have led to another problem. dangerous flooding that may only get worse. the weather channel's jim cantore has more on that for us tonight. jim, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. that has certainly been overshadowed as the kind of tornado outbreak that we've had in the month, for that matter. you can see behind me here relief efforts are well under way. if you don't have a tarp on your roof, you better get one quick. we got 24 hours until that rain comes in. let's take a look at this computer model. what we've asked it to do is mimic out the atmosphere about 48 hours from now. you can see the showers and the thunderstorms fr

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