joining me now is the mayor of columbus, ohio, michael coleman.me tonight is sue taylor, the president of the ohio federation of teachers. great to have both of you with us tonight. mayor, let's start with you. last night i was in toledo and i was visiting with the mayor, mike bell over there, and this is what he told me. he supports keeping senate bill 5 the way it is. here's what he had to say. >> i'm not against collective bargaining. what i am, though, is pro-reform. and if we don't have the appropriate reforms in place, then our city won't survive. >> he claims it's a money issue. i mean, i've got to ask you, mayor, how are you closing the budget gap here in columbus, ohio, in the middle of the country when toledo's having a hard time doing it? >> let me just tell you this, ed, i've been the mayor of columbus for 12 years, over a decade. and first of all, i agree in collective bargaining rights. and what i get tired of, i get tired of certain people putting their feet on the neck of public employees. now, in columbus, with collective bargaini

he's accused of gunning down jerry mellow and matt coleman. let's bring in george kiriyama and george, i understand you're gearing up to go up to mendocino county to pick up the story from now. >> we'll be leaving tomorrow night. but we're learning tonight that the deputies are from alameda county. they were not injured and it's not clear if bassler was hit. a number of motion detection cameras have been put in various locations to track him down. three deputies got close to him, a face-to-face encounter with aaron bassler. >> the suspect fired on our

coleman, nice to have you with us tonight. i'm looking forward to being in your city on thursday night with "the ed show," a live broadcast. we really want to know what the folks of columbus in the heartland are saying about this. if you could just tell us, mr. coleman, are people in your city and ohio, how frustrated are they with this exercise in trying to create jobs? how frustrated and how angry, if they are, with washington? >> well, i think the anger is directed at congress because in columbus and around the state of ohio, people need jobs. the poverty rate has gone up. unemployment rate has gone up. and we need congress to put the country before their own politics in order so people in columbus and around the state can have a good job and put food on the table and shelter over their heads. and this whole exercise that congress is undergoing to oppose this job plan simply because it is the president's job plan is ridiculous and very frustrating to those on the ground. in columbus. you heard today, thousands of people say

coleman >> scott thomas coleman >> tarel coleman >> liam joseph colhoun fax and my husband's common-lawy husband. we miss you and love you, and he will be in our prayers. >> and my father. we all love you. >> robert d. colin >> robert j. coll >> roberts coll. >> jean collin >> john michael collins >> michael l. collins >> >> thomas j. collins >> joseph collison colemen.frey >> patricia malia colodner linda m. colon sol e. colon ronald edward comer >> sandra jolane conaty brace >> jaime concepcion >> albert conde >> denease conley >> susan p. conlon >> margaret mary conner likes and my twin brother, my hero, firefighter shaporo, served as a new york city police detective and serve our community as a boy scout leader. john chip, we miss you and will always love you. >> and my father, a firefighter robert james crawford, save the battalion one, who served our country in the united states fire fighter. he was a great husband, father, brother, and friend. we love you, daddy. to infinity and back, we will never forget you. we will always love you, and as you said, we got your back. god bless

me says that you have to prove, you have a cold rain, cold and, these boys coming out -- coltrane, coleman, these boys coming up. i will do what i feel i have to do, which is to practice my horn and get away. that is what i had to do, just get away from the scene completely. and do what something inside of me told me to do. that is what i want from my whole life, that i did something regardless of what everybody was saying. it don't mean nothing. i have to know that. tavis: how difficult is that, to go your own way or to do something different and better? >> is not that difficult. you have to do it because if you don't, your life is going to be short changed. you are shortchanging yourself. you see, so it might be a little hard. i was lucky. i was able to work well, i was on sabbatical. but you have got to do it. get right with yourself. that is what life is about. the rest of it don't mean nothing. get right with yourself. tavis: i like that. i like that, sonny rollins. you mentioned your old lady, i will call her your wife. she passed away in 2004. you took a sabbatical a couple of times

myaname is -- my name is kate coleman. i love at 1534 -- i have been coming to the aquatic park to swim and compete for over 15 years, and i would like to address the recreational aspects and the quiet nature of the part. is not just for some of those athletes and -- it is not just for some of these athletes and boaters and rowers, but every day i see the rose of russian immigrants sitting there and talking on the benches, past families on the beach as a safe place for the kiddies to go. before we had a parking issue on the work van ness, but if this america's cup is going to take nine weeks out of our season when it is more moderate weather, that means it will not be used by thousands of people really, because it is not just us die hard swimmers. they are swimming from alcatraz. they are rolling -- rowing. just sitting in traffic trying to get there will be a nightmare. i will be basically cut off, as will other people who normally use this facility. i think the eir was written from mars, because the talk about alternativ

. >> keith coleman. >> scott coleman. >> terrell coleman. >> and my husband, benjamin keith clark.u'll always be in our prayers. >> my uncle, james j. hobbin. we all love you. >> liam joseph colon. robert c. colin. >> robert cols. >> j. marie colin. >> michael l. collins. >> thomas joseph collins. >> joseph kent collison. >> jeffrey dwayne coleman. >> patricia malia colodner. >> susan cohen. >> saul colon. >> ronald edward comer. >> jamie concepcion. >> margaret mary conner. >> and my twin brother, my hero, firefighter john g. shaporra who served our country in lebanon, served our city as a new york police officer and detective and a boy scout leader. we love you and miss you and always remember. may god bless our great nation, semper fi. >> and my father, firefighter robert james crawford, battalion 1, who served our country with the united states air force and served our city as a new york city firefighter for 32 1/2 years. he was a great husband, father, brother and friend. we love you, daddy to, infinity and back. we will never forget you. we will always love you and as you alw

he's accused of gunning down jerry mellow and matt coleman. let's bring in george kiriyama and george, i understand you're gearing up to go up to mendocino county to pick up the story from now. >> we'll be leaving tomorrow night. but we're learning tonight that the deputies are from alameda county. they were not injured and it's not clear if bassler was hit. a number of motion detection cameras have been put in various locations to track him down. three deputies got close to him, a face-to-face encounter with aaron bassler. >> the suspect fired on our deputies with what believed to be a rifle, and the deputies returned fire. >> reporter: he got away and minutes later he confronted the deputies a second time and once again disappeared into the dense forest. >> the deputying have a very difficult task of trying to get somebody that is in that kind of a surrounding, when they are very familiar with those surroundings and can lay in wait for you to come find them and do like he did today and take shots. >> reporter: more than 40 officers are searc

he is accused of killing jerry mellow and land manager matt coleman.e may also be tied to other homicides outside men seen know -- outside the county. >> we have learned one of those cases is the killing of a young couple on a secluded beach in sonoma county nearly seven years ago. >>> they are asking them to give pg&e plastic pipes and they say the plastic pipes are more durable and should not easily crack. they are concerned about more leaks and want to be aware of any potential troubled spots. >>> new legislation has been drafted like the san bruno pipeline explosion. they would require utility companies to have shut off valves especially in high populated areas. the spokesperson said they are already working on increasing their safety measures. >>> the full test is expected to start at 10:00 this morning. eight sirens across the area will be operating in the county. emergency workers want to remind people if there was an actual emergency the emergency alert system would be activated. >>> in the future, they may be able to keep their shoes on when p

>>> thousands of people kicked off the coleman walk today. they are raising money for the fight against breast cancer. they are going to walk a total of 50 miles in three days. and more than 1400 walkers last year and raised $3.7 million for the cause. >> all right. good thing they got it done in the morning. it's going to get hotter as we on. >> develop inland. around san francisco but if they were going to the east bay valleys or ukiah it could hit triple-digits. we have a lot have to talk about. thanks for tuning in on this friday. we are looking southbound. you can see the haze hanging around as far as the cloud cover goes it is erasing quickly. we can see that on our satellite picture. there satellite showing also the winds that are starting to pull from the mountains and heads toward us. that sat slight going to tell us this is how the storms are going to develop over the mountains and roll towards us. its the lightning associated that could bring a higher fire danger this weekend. first, let's get through now. 55 with the clouds at hal

the victims were matthew coleman and fort bragg city councilman jere melo. >>> 6:35 now.g&e is testing the safety of its pipelines today in the east bay. crews will conduct hydrostatic pressure testing along three miles of pipeline from berkeley to emeryville. the pipes will be monitored for about 8 hours. this of course all part of the utility's effort to assess the safety of its pipelines after last year's san bruno explosion. >>> and it's about that time. >> about that time to say good- bye to summer, hello to fall, although i guess we are already did that. but it's going to be a little cold today. >> summer, we hardly knew ya. >> hot temperatures today, a nice day and not a bad start as a overlook the bay now as we are seeing lots of sunshine, couple of clouds in the distance but changes in the works. fog and low clouds at the coastline so those numbers dropping off. we have 60s across a good part of the bay area now. by the afternoon, yup, those temperatures warm up nicely. we are planning on about 87 degrees in san jose, 87 in santa clara, about 90 in morgan hill. i

. >> norm coleman is special adviser for the romney campaign.e you again. >> great to be with you, thank you. >> let's talk about perry versus romney showdown. it does seem to be a two-person race. what about rick perry's surge in the polls and the fact he has replaced romney as the front-runner? >> andrea, the reality is that the horse is first out of the gate doesn't necessarily cross the finish line first. perry has entered the campaign but in the end voters, first republican voters and their process, 24 years in the private sector knows what it takes to grow jobs. career politicians got us into this mess, they are not going to get us out. that's going to be effective both for republicans and then ultimately to mainstream voters across america. you compare -- i listened to congresswoman wasserman shultz. if the discussion is on jobs and the economy, barack obama has got big problems because the country has big problems. we are looking for someone to turn it around. mitt romney has the experience to do that. >> let's talk about the jewish vote

infrastructure, and we're doing very little about that. >> evan coleman, thanks.ppreciate your time. >> thank you. >> you bet. >>> up next what does big labor want to hear about jobs when president obama addresses congress next week? teamsters president james hoffa joins us next. >>> this is "hardball," only on msnbc. >>> dick cheney's ngt!making friends with his latest memoir. condoleezza rice is firing back for what she calls, an attack on my integrity in cheney's book, suggesting rice misled president bush during nuclear negotiations with korea. a charge rice vehemently denied. like her predecessor, rice says cheney's book takes cheap shots as members of the bush administration. we'll be right back. if you've recently signed up for medicare or will soon, you're starting a whole new journey. and, like many people, you're probably wondering, where do i go from here? consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. call now for a free information kit and guide to medicare to get started. basically, medicare only c

joining me from boca raton, florida, nbc analyst evan coleman. what should we read into this, if anything? or is this generally being aware given this anniversary? >> look, it's been an ongoing threat. not a big piece of news that airplanes are a method which of course is seeking to use to attack the united states. but reasonably we've seen more and more evidence that small airplanes, including private airplanes, can be a useful tool for terrorists from al qaeda and others as well. i think you remember back just a few years ago, we had an individual in texas who flew an airplane into an irs officer there, killed an irs agent and burned the building to a ground. he wasn't an organized terrorist. he was just one lone violent extre extremist. there isn't any specific intelligence in this case, but al qaeda is still interested in using airplanes, it is looking at the idea of using alternative methods like private airports and so you have to be aware that al qaeda is looking for revenge and this is the 9/11 anniversary. a good idea to keep our eyes op

jan bloom, dennis mackenzie, terry shore, kate coleman. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my address is on lenworth street. thank you are holding this hearing. i am prepared for a one-minute time limit, so i will speak to that. de d-eir bills to mitigate or recognize negative impact on the neighborhood. i have this one example of a negative impact we will experience a rainey's nearby neighborhoods. -- experience in these neighbor hoods. there will be cumulative noise and vibrations from motors and

he's wanted for the shooting death of matthew coleman august 11th and fort bragg jerry mel en two weeks later. a witness said he appeared to have on body arm or. >> he was above the poppies in direct vicinity and the reason -- >> in the midst of the search today they arrested another murder suspect in an unrelated killing last night. in fort bragg, rita williams,. >>> a bill to expand children's health care has reached the governor's desk. would en able san francisco to tap into federal funds to extend health care coverage to more uninsured children. the legislation increases income eligibility to match the federal limit of $22,000 a year for a family of 4. >>> students, parents and staff expect to find out tomorrow if their campuses will close at the end of this school year. the school was able to stay open this year because of a 300,000-dollar grant from the city of san pablo, something city officials say they can't repeat. parents say the school is a focal point. >> why down to something in our community when we need help com >> the other school threatened with closure is shannon ele

jan bloom, dennis mackenzie, terry shore, kate coleman. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my address is on lenworth street. thank you are holding this hearing. i am prepared for a one-minute time limit, so i will speak to that. de d-eir bills to mitigate or recognize negative impact on the neighborhood. i have this one example of a negative impact we will experience a rainey's nearby neighborhoods. -- experience in these neighbor hoods. there will be cumulative noise and vibrations from motors and generators from a spectator boats, official boats, and there will be noise from airhorns, and noise from motorized vehicles. this noise will be funneled uphill from the natural amphitheater into the nearby neighborhood. something like a reverse megaphone. this will go on from 9:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. at night nine days in a row. these are serious and cumulative impacts. thank you. president olague: thank you. you can keep coming up to the mic when you hear your name called. however you want to do a. -- it. >> thank you, commissioners. this is a copy of my proposal for staff and

. >>> thousands of people kicked off the coleman walk today.hey are raising money for the fight against breast cancer. they are going to walk a total of 50 miles in three days. and more than 1400 walkers last year and raised $3.7 million for the cause. >> all right. good thing they got it done in the morning. it's going to get hotter as we on. >> develop inland. around san francisco but if they were going to the east bay valleys or ukiah it could hit triple-digits. we have a lot have to talk about. thanks for tuning in on this friday. we are looking southbound. you can see the haze hanging around as far as the cloud cover goes it is erasing quickly. we can see that on our satellite picture. there satellite showing also the winds that are starting to pull from the mountains and heads toward us. that sat slight going to tell us this is how the storms are going to develop over the mountains and roll towards us. its the lightning associated that could bring a higher fire danger this weekend. first, let's get through now. 55 with the clouds at half

jan bloom, dennis mackenzie, terry shore, kate coleman. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my address is on lenworth street. thank you are holding this hearing. i am prepared for a one-minute time limit, so i will speak to that. de d-eir bills to mitigate or recognize negative impact on the neighborhood

the victims were matthew coleman and fort bragg city councilman jere melo. >>> well, a bay state man is behind bars this morning accused of planning an attack on the nation's capital. undercover agents posing as al qaeda operatives arrested rezwan ferdaus yesterday as part of a federal sting. they say he was -- thought he was wrapping up a weapons purchase for machine guns and c4 explosives. agents say the 26-year-old u.s. citizen plotted to attack the pentagon and capitol hill by using model planes armed with explosives. >>> prosecutors will be calling michael jackson's former bodyguard to the stand today. now, yesterday, jackson's former personal assistant told a jury that murray made an:odd request shortly after the singer was pronounced dead. >> he said he was hungry, he haven't eaten all day or all night something to that effect, and he wanted a ride to get some food. >> and did you agree to give him a ride to get some food? >> no, sir. >> the bodyguard's testimony is considered crucial to prosecutor contentions that murray delayed call 911. murray has pled not guilty to involun

infrastructure, and we're going very little about that. >> evan coleman, thanks. your time. >> thank you. >> you bet. >>>. >>> day >>> up next what does big labor want to hear about jobs when president obama addresses congress next week? teamsters president james hoffa joins us next. >>> this is "hardball," only on msnbc. i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the most legroom per dollar of any car in america. the all-new nissan versa sedan from $10,990. innovation upsized. innovation for all. >>> dick cheney's not making friends with his latest memoir. condoleezza rice is firing back for what she calls, an attack on my integrity in cheney's book, suggesting rice misled president bush during nuclear negoti

infrastructure, and we're going very little about that. >> evan coleman, thanks.appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> you bet. >>> up next what does big labor want to hear about jobs when president obama addresses congress next week? teamsters president james hoffa joins us next. >>> this is "hardball," only on msnbc. don't our dogs deserve to eat fresher less processed foods just like we do introducing freshpet healthy recipes of fresh meat and fresh veggies so fresh the only preservative we use is the fridge freshpet fresh food for fido >>> dick chain ip cheney's not making friends with his latest memoir. condoleezza rice is firing back for what she calls an attack on my integrity in chain ip book. suggesting rice misled president bush during nuclear negotiations with korea. a charge rice vehemently denied. like her predecessor, rice says cheney's book takes chief shots as members of the bush administration. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] germs in your mouth build up and form a layer called biofilm so strong it survives brushing. thankfully, there's li

as a san francisco resident barbara coleman is concerned about her city. >> that's taxpayer's money, honey. tough think about that when you start something. you have to think about the outcome. >> while barth does set aside money in the $1.3 billion budget for special events, it was impossible to predict the protests. >> the intention is to hurt bart. but you're hurting the services that bart can provide to public. the commuters are being impacted negatively by these protests. >> on twitter anti-bart group insisted this is the best way to show their disapproval as bart's police brutality. he points out attendance at the protests seems to be dwindling. >> i think that's really helping. our police overtime costs are decreasing significantly. >> reporter: well, an activist group called no justice, no bart is planning a spare the fare day. the premise is that protesters will block the fare gates, so that way the agency will have no choice but to open the emergency doors and then passengerscan ride for free no matter what happens it will mean that police will have to be out here in force

he's also suspected in the killing of mendocino land trust employee, manage out coleman, -- mathew coleman. >>> police are hoping to hear from more witnesses now regarding the fatal is the shoot -- fatal shooting of a cabdriver. >> family members were looking for clues yesterday after 44- year-old luis palma was gunned down. the only thing missing was his cell phone. >> the initial 911 call reported seeing a group of adults, mostly females, i believe, and one male as they described it, fleeing the area. >> this happened just before 2:00 in the morning yesterday about a mile from his home. he had just started his own shuttle business after working ten years for other cab companies. >>> a woman from oakland accused of abusing her two elderly schnauzer dog face animal cruelty counts. she brought the dogs to the groomers with hair that was extremely matted and had foxtails. the friends for animal services paid for the services and the dogs are up for adoption and the animal shelter. >>> the issue of who can defend proposition 8 in federal court will be the focus of a haring. supporters on the

. >> reporter: he is suspected of murdering a 45-year-old matthew coleman and fort bragg city councilman gerry mellow. authorities think he may have been trying to protect a drug growing operation when the men got to close. >> we appreciate you bringing the sun. >> reporter: becky parish said residents are very sad and the entire saga is hanging offer them. >> i think maybe we have all learned a little and grown a little. >> and his father said he believes his son is mentally ill. >> a routine walk to school today was anything but. a little girl was hit and killed while crossing the street and her mom watched it happen. we are at the intersection where it happened. >> reporter: this makeshift memorial has been growing now it's one of the largest we have seen. parent was still bringing their kids by here. one of the heart wrenching letter that was dropped off said i'm sorry but at least now you are in a better place. by night fall the sidewalk had over flowed with grief. jasmine came to pay her respects to her classmate. >> she was my friend. she didn't fight with me. she was --. >> repor

so i went to ask you, miss coleman, what has changed since your time? and, bryonn, after that, what has not changed? when you listen to this story 44 years later for what you sat down and fought for, what has changed? >> well, that is a difficult question. i have to say, depending on what part of the country you come from -- when i have visited and montgomery, people ask, what did they get out of the civil rights movement? one thing. the street that i lived on, instead of calling it east dixie drive, they called it claudia colvin drive. [applause] that is one thing that has changed. and in my memory -- -- montgomery -- [laughter] in montgomery, you had to go through the back entrance. now you can go through the front. and they took down all the signs. my sisters even said, you know, we have that cosmetic change that you see on tv. she said, before you could not go into the department store to try on hats. now you can go into the department store and they have malls and they have expanded it and everything. so that has changed. and the attitude of white

the victims were matthew coleman and fort bragg city councilman jere melo. >>> new charges are being filed against six young men arrested for a san francisco murder. a criminal grand jury spent two months investigating the killing of a german tourist in august of last year. she was caught up in gunfire between rival gang members in the union square area. "the examiner" reports the original chargeses have all been dropped now and are being replaced by the grand jury's indictment. >>> a young soldier from napa has been killed in afghanistan. he died monday after being wounded in an ied explosion in the hellman province. the 21-year-old was assigned to fort riley, kansas. this was specialist garret fant's first appointment. >>> bay area homeowners fed up with big banks and foreclosures hitting the streets today to march in san francisco's financial district in less than three hours from now. yesterday, a big group in oakland protested blight at those foreclosed homes. >> definitely if my front yard i'm leaving it at your front door. >> dozens cleaned up garbage from an abandoned home in

he's also suspected in the killing of land trust worker matthew coleman last month. >>> some chp continues its holiday crackdown on drunk driving. they tell us that so far officers statewide have arrested 1,008 people suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs. that's up from 980 for the same period last year. there have been 11 traffic deaths statewide this labor day weekend, up from eight last year. >>> starting tomorrow, marin city buses will stop at a new location while the main transit hub is renovated. the bus stop is on donahue street. people getting on or off at the marin city stop may have to walk a few extra steps. some residents told ktvu news this morning they have not heard about a change in the bus stop. >> i didn't know about the change. i heard about it first from you. >> would you like to have better notice? >> that would be really cool. >> the half million dollar improvement project was caused by a surge in crime in the area. >>> tomorrow, the issue of who can defend proposition 8 in federal court will go before the california supreme court. supporte

. >> reporter: phil coleman played football with perry. >> not money rich, but you don't have to haveappy. >> there's a difference of opinion in paint creek about rick perry's appeal as a candidate. >> you didn't have him marked for greatness, i guess. >> he might have had himself marked for greatness. >> reporter: but just about everybody recognizes a certain self-sufficiency in perry that's bred into people out here. >> he learned that nothing happens without you doing it or being involved in it. >> reporter: and in this tiny outpost on the texas flatland, it's easy to see why that may be so. dean reynolds, cbs news, paint creek, texas. >>> coming up later on "the early show," president obama's plan to cut the deficit. >>> plus, the latest on the deadly listeria outbreak linked to cantaloupes. >>> and the new women's golf champion, lexi thompson. meanwhile, that will do it for the cbs news on this tuesday. have a great day. thompson. meanwhile, that will do it for the cbs news on this tuesday. have a great day. ,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> it is

and the woman who drew that pastel, her name is ann coleman. you see floating away in the floodwaters is her $4 million investment. her art gallery, now in pieces, more than two miles downstream. >> you see the whole roof line going back. >> reporter: but ann's focus now is not her own loss. she's traded in a paint brush for a broom. working to help her friends. >> our homes, we were going to use because we were without power at home. we saw a neighbor pulling out of his house. >> reporter: so, she gave him her generator. she is also giving away food from her backyard. >> here's some veggies. >> reporter: and emotional support. she's so busy helping her neighbors -- >> a frame from one of my pieces. >> reporter: she and her husband, joe, barely have the time to pick up the pieces of their own lives. >> i wish i had flood insurance. >> reporter: once a prominent picture of main street. >> that's where the gallery was. >> reporter: the gallery is now an empty space. as on artist, ann is used to going back to the drawing board. now, she's trying t

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the problem is that there is no growth norm coleman to need to lead like greece friends because the euro zone is not working. after ten years of people realize that. it's not working in greece will be forced to leave europe because the only means for greece couldn't meet to recover. projects outside is to develop it you cannot have the same currency for countries who are completely different on the economic scale and i think that we are going to see you the explosion of the euro zone that all the governments try to impose rescission. taxes we will have a revolt and revolution of the people. well things are a little better across in spain which also faces protests after its parliament bowed to e.u. pressure and voted to amend the constitution to limit national debts while the senate is voting today with unions have rights groups vowed to fight it saying the death cup of decimate the welfare system and hurt the most vulnerable is obviously to go to school reports the country's predicament is leading some to take matters into their own hands. this was the last time when he got home and had

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so, they see entrepreneurship as an opportunity says raman chadha of depaul university's coleman entrepreneurshiprogram. >> they have the ability now to take a little bit more of a risk, than their parents could have. and, so therefore they tend to be a little bit more strategic and thoughtful as they pursue a business, as opposed to necessity for an income. >> reporter: gupta thinks being relatively new to this country helps him be bolder and less fearful of failure. >> you don't know many people who are going to say "oh, you failed." you have new friends. they want to support you. you can be a little more daring i think that's what it is. i'm never thinking about failure. >> reporter: that attitude has helped gupta take on many challenges. while expanding time to play tennis, he's also launching a companion site for other activities called play occasion.com. and he's attending graduate school. gupta says in many ways being an immigrant has helped him juggle so much at once. >> it makes you drive harder. it makes you work harder because you want to get your life in order again. >> reporter: dian

and the woman who drew that pastel, her name is anne coleman. >> there it goes. >> reporter: what youing away in the floodwaters is her roughly $400,000 investment -- her art gallery now in pieces. more than 2 miles downstream. >> you could see the whole, like, roof line going back. >> reporter: but anne's focus now isn't on her own loss. >> have you seen peter? >> reporter: she's traded in a paint brush for a broom. working to help her friends. >> our generator, we were going to use it because we were out of power at home but then we saw a neighbor pulling out of his house -- >> reporter: so she gave him her generator. she's also giving away food from her backyard. >> here's some veggies. to help replace all the food. >> thank you. >> reporter: and emotional support. she's so busy helping her neighbors -- >> a frame from one of my pieces. oh, my god! >> reporter: she and her husband joe barely have enough time to pick up the pieces of their own lives. >> i wish i had flood insurance, but, again, i couldn't afford it. i couldn't even afford health insurance. it took all my savings to