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they try to keep as many people ump jing as long as they can.his story is about the times they don't. for once a month, sky high turns away the clouds and turns off the lights and turns out their music and turns their center over to a special group. under normal, operating conditions sky-high sports is too stimulating an environment for a boy like d.j. >> you want to keep going? >> reporter: or just not a safe place for a girl with cerebral palsy like riley. >> oh, you are happy, but under the right conditions, well, what you see on the kids' faces you also hear in the parents' voices. >> it's huge and there's not much of it around you so this is a gold mine. we're loving it. >> that's the best part for me. it -- sorry. >> if jerry gets emotional about the subject, it's understandable. he is not only helping parents of special needs children, he is one himself. his middle son, now 17, has asperger's syndrome. it is so hard to be a parent of a special needs kid, and i understand that. any happiness or any time off from that that i can give them t

meteorologist jing jersey. >> david, it has be a very busy weekend here along the gulf coast. three reported tornadoes in the region today. dangerous rip currents and of course that overwhelming flooding. >> it was an epic soaking. some places inundated with over 3 inches of rain in just an hour. just south of mobile, alabama, a foot and a half of rain. >> it's about a foot deep about here. we have a river. >> we're going to get flooded. it's not going to stop because it kept raining and raining and raining. >> one of the hardest hit pence cola, where families were forced to find dry ground at red cross shelters. >> i know that the water rose really high. my sister and our kids are here together. >> safe, but the damage in that area expected to run into the millions. the floods came fast, stranding drivers. >> the water kept getting higher and higher and eventually got up to the windows. >> we didn't know it was going to raining this hard. we saw it was flooding on the way down. it was real deep here. >> i never had seen it get this high in this area before. it's tough, but we

the same even though this speech it be listened to in by jing. the world has changed but largely stayed the same. the rules. number one, life is incredibly precious, and it passes by far too quickly. so during your time here, use all of your unique god-given talents to serve one another as that will be the true measure by which your will be judged. follow the golden rule. number two, this is a great state and a great nation made up of very good people who work daily to get remarkable things done. our future success depends directly on your personal commitment and involvement to keep it that way. and number three, if you work hard, if you dream big if you're honest, if you pursue opportunity, you can still be anything you want to be in the united states of america, the greatest country on earth. [ cheers and applause ] so let me now explore those rooms in some detail. first, life is precious. serve one another. last year i went to blacksburg for the funeral of a virginia tech police officer, killaled in lint of duty. you may have heard his story.

jing ser back with us now. erp telling us earlier that this system isn't done yet. >> reporter: unfortunately it's far from over. look at this map, another 3 to 6 inches will fall in the next couple of days. that's an overall, some places locally more than 6 inch, not fully dry out until the midweek. david. >> thank you, ginger. >> in the meantime tonight, from the floods to the fires burning out of control in the west this evening. one now racing towards homes, sending families fleeing for shelter. tonight a quarter of million acres burning across two states. the biggest wild fires still in new mexico. the ones posing the greatest threat to people and their homes are north of denver near ft. collins, colorado. two doz b buildings already burned to the ground. >> reporter: this is the fire people here have always worried about. burning at a breakneck pace -- chewing through steep, tinder-dry mountain terrain. firefighters on the ground and in the air, desperately trying to slow the flames and save homes. >> it'

because the nurse is there, the doctor is there and i'm taping and trying to stop him from die vul jingon. i'll show you this clap. just a piece of the youtube piece. i'm trying to change the subject. i don't want him to say things. this is the least embarrassing thing he said. >> jimmy: really? >> watch my son alex waking up from his procedure. >> saw my friend. told one of my friends he was having a general night with my mom i said. i want to hear that. why are you telling -- he was probably a joke, but then the guy brought a tree to my parent's room. and after how long have you been married? >> 35 years. >> after a while, it gets boring. you need to spice it up. like -- he doesn't talk about this on america's got talent. i think my mom has -- [laughs]. >> jimmy: i like that. your son the editor uses his ability to edit. >> there's more. >> jimmy: you want everybody to see it. he's okay with it i presume? >> i haven't asked. it's okay. it has to be he put it up. >> jimmy: by the way you mentioned 35 years of marriage. that's unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ]. >> jimmy: in a row? >

it's money jing mostly because of the cutbacks at the state and local level. unemployment benefits have been expiring because congress won't extend them. in effect, if you extend that chart backwards. nothing like this after the demobilization after the korean war. it's not the president's policy. in effect, we got to policies that the republicans say they'll impose if they take the election. >> that's the point stephanie was making. bringing it back to you. what would governor romney do right now to get the economy moving right now? >> not just his tax policy, his spending policy, regulatory policy. confronting china on its unfair trade practices. it's labor policy, george. the governor has laid out very detailed plans. what we really have here -- >> as i have know from detailed plans there is nothing there. >> what we have here is a deficit in leadership and this president came into office without prior any experience running anything. he never even ran a corner store and i think it shows in the way he's handling the economy. >> can the president do anything

that video was released by pro-life group, live action and jing me now is the founder of live action,ack to the show. lila, good to see you. [applause] >> first of all, how did you find out that planned parenthood was participating in really what amounts to gender selection? >> we set up to discover how planned parenthood who claims to be pro women, but also is the biggest abortion change, over 300,000 every year, to discover what they would do when gender selection came to their door. because it does. we know in america, gender selection is rising, called gend gend gender-cide and people are choosing to abort girls disproportiona disproportionately. in every clinic, governor, they saw again and again, planned parent workers arranging often late term abortions, these are when the baby's brains are developed and talk about this in the tape and everything is already developed, but confirm the gender with an ultrasound and come back in the clinic and we'll schedule you for a late term abortion and hope you get a boy. >> mike: were there any chase cases where the planned parenthood clinic

to do to ignite the people who were so turned out because will i am is not writing any more catchy jing els? >> i don't know if this will be jingel worthy. here is what i think the president can do if we are going to play ches and not checkers or tic-tac-toe. he should say out of his own mouth, not axelrod, he props to veto any budget deal that leave intact the bush tax cuts for the super rich for the 1%. why is that so important? we, as progressives, the reason you see this we have two battles to win, not just one. we have to win in december -- in november. we have to stop the tea party in november november, win politically and then we go right into december with this massive budget battle. the bush tax cuts expire in december. the pel grant money rungs out in december. almost every major issue, economically gets worked out after the election after the election is called december. so we've got to be able to build the kind of a moval that can reelect the president and be in our interest in december. these come together in one word: veto. this president has to vow that he will ve

jing ulrich, thank you for joining us. >>> india's finance minister has announced he is to step down tomorrow. speaking to reporters he c confirmed that india's central bank would take steps later today to boost the economy. so let's get over to new delhi. more details for us. what are the implications here? >> reporter: well, what we did hear over the weekend is that both -- there is going to be a coordinated attempt by the finance ministry and the central bank to try to prop up the economy. what we do understand are the steps are going to have more to do with the rupee. ththe indian rupee depleted almt 28%. the central bank is worried about the volatility so perhaps the steps that will be announced later today, 5:00 p.m. india time is when we are expecting those announcements, will pertain to the government and corporate bonds, reducing the locking period for investing in corporate and government bonds. this is speculation. a bond issuance basically means they can bring dollars into the country. that is what the reserve bank, we understand, is working on at this point in time. to t