corey perry has been all over the ice. where have you seen examples of perry's play?f perry play. he's one of the great agitators in the game. continues to agitate the hawks. he continues to score important goals. you're going to see more of this tonight. he's a tremendous competitor. he doesn't care if he crosses the line which he occasionally does. this is a guy that comes to play every night, whether you like the way he plays or not. doesn't malter to him. he's out there to win. and he does everything he can, especially crowding the net here, which he's done all series long. >> he has. and he does a terrific job of getting pucks to the blue paint. it's been anaheim's game plan throughout this one. and perry does it better than most. he picks up a goal in the game. he has to be feeling good about himself. that's not great news for the blackhawks moving forward. >> brandon saad's been outstanding in this game. jonesy three-points. what have you seen out of him today? >> speed. the skating game is there. and for the first time in this series he's been the most noticea

carried on by perry up the wing.shot is steered away by duncan keith. >> pierre: ryan kesler's working one-on-one with johnny oduya. corey crawford fights it off. >> eddie: an opportunity. four-on-three. and clayton stoner takes a big slapper. crawford with a good blocker, save. >> pierre: what a pass by kane to oduya. he tries to go shortside. andersen, aggressive. little off the angle. >> mike: overtime scoring chances, 4-1, in favor of the ducks. maroon to getzlaf. fed one in front. and comes off and started back up by duncan keith. alternate captain. rattles it back in. hoping for shaw. taken by getzlaf. came back on further. and getting set up after being knocked down was kruger after he played it along. desjardins. worked on there by clayton stoner. looking for help. got come from shaw. he couldn't get it to the point. instead, it is dragged back out. and shaw rams into perry. dragged on by getzlaf. back to stoner. a shot. and a save made through a screen by crawford. and on up to center. might be a two-on-one.

carried on by perry up the wing.shot is steered away by duncan keith. >> pierre: ryan kesler's working one-on-one with johnny oduya. corey crawford fights it off. >> eddie: an opportunity. four-on-three. and clayton stoner takes a big slapper. crawford with a good blocker, save. >> pierre: what a pass by kane to oduya. he tries to go shortside. andersen, aggressive. little off the angle. >> mike: overtime scoring chances, 4-1, in favor of the ducks. maroon to getzlaf. fed one in front. and comes off and started back up by duncan keith. alternate captain. rattles it back in. hoping for shaw. taken by getzlaf. came back on further. and getting set up after being knocked down was kruger after he played it along. desjardins. worked on there by clayton stoner. looking for help. got come from shaw. he couldn't get it to the point. instead, it is dragged back out. and shaw rams into perry. dragged on by getzlaf. back to stoner. a shot. and a save made through a screen by crawford. and on up to center. might be a two-on-one.

the print belonged to 36-year-old derek perry. >> derek perry was another inmate being detained on oron county jail on unrelated charges. he was in the same pod as chad price and in each pod, there must be 50 or 60 inmates. two jailhouse informants told prison officials how chad price switched the dna samples. >> they admitted to me that they witnessed and have personal knowledge of the conspiracy between chad price and derek perry to switch arm bands for the blood sample. >> the medical staff does not look at faces. they don't know chad price from derek perry. they call the name chad price and instead of chad price standing up and walking forward to give blood, it was derek perry who came forward. >> i another dna test confirmed what investigators had long suspected. the dna from their rape cases was from chad price. he was just as brazen in the rapes as he was in his attempt to get away with them. >> i think chad price believes he can beat anything the system will give him. and that he is smarter than we are. and just anything is the limit for him. >> on may 24th, 2001, a jury took

rick perry: yes, ma'am. i'm not a big believer that you judge how well your workforce is going to be developed., strictly by how much money you spend. because if that's the case, you know, california and probably washington d.c. would have the best records when it comes to their education. in 2003, texas was 27th in the nation in high school graduation rates. about in the middle of the pack. last year, we got the numbers in. texas is now second highest graduation rates in america. we're the highest african-american graduation rates. we're the highest hispanic graduation rates. we had a 118% increase in hispanic participation in higher education while i was governor. if you want to have a better indicator of how a young person is -- or whether they're going to be successful in life, the first thing that you need to do is graduate them from high school. and we did that by putting accountability in our public schools. we increased the funding but we didn't become the -- the second highest spending state in the

perry: amen. [applause] gov. perry: i think it's time to tell the american people the truth.e obama administration is isolating our allies. it is embolden our enemies, and the agreement with iran doesn't limit iranian nuclear ambitions, it legitimizes it. the great lesson in history is the strength and resolve bring peace and order, and weakness in vacillation invite chaos and conflict. [applause] gov. perry: for the last 75 years, there has been a bipartisan consensus that america must project is values and its power. we must engage our allies and our competitors. and we need to confront our adversaries. we cannot take for granted american power and american influence. the great issue of our time is a battle between the western values of freedom and this totalitarian worldview of islamic fanatics. we are in the early years of this long struggle with violence and islamic extremism. it's going to last for a long time. we must display the same resolve to feed them -- to defeat them that we did the soviet union. we've also got to recognize that homeland security starts with bord

his cruiser is breaking down, but officer perry remains relentless in his pursuit., the harrowing chase is coming to a dramatic conclusion. >> the most amazing crash i've ever seen. the car went up about 15 feet in the air and spun sideways and did a barrel roll at the same time and flew about 35 or 40 feet going over an embankment. >> police immediately descend on the car, including officer perry. >> miraculously both the driver and the passenger survive the crash, but they are not ready to surrender. >> watch his left hand. his left hand. >> as we approached, he was still trying to get a gun. >> are you going to die if you move. don't move! >> the suspects finally give up and are taken into custody. police confiscate several firearms he is serving three consecutive life sentences. his son and accomplice is also convicted of first degree attempted murder and is sentenced to 20 years in prison. >> don't just sit there. move. do something. >> i'm here today, and so i'm happy. it was a good day. >> when i saw the video for the first time, it had captured everything th

we listened to mr perry. he says it's a shame, but it could be more than a shame, could set up a conflict between the community and law enforcement. i wonder if there's a view that the high incarceration in the area could be viewed as more crime? >> some police officers say that is what it is. i mean, the area does have a lot of crime. if you look at the numbers, if you look at all the people stopped and frisked, how many of them are custody, how many end up having charges. in reality, it's a rather meade ochre percentage. people are stopped in the city all the time, padded down, frisked and released. >> i hear from what you describe about the decision that effect it says to law enforcement that suspicion could be "he looked at me funny." >> as we saw in the case of freddie gray, and he took off running. that gave them enough suspicion. in mr perry's case i asked what was the suspicion. he said that he was whispering to a friend in a convenience store a block away and police officers were curious as to what h

artists like grayson perry. >> i like grayson perry.

witnesses and miss perry. miss perry stated that she threw herself off the bridge and intended to kill him. >> johnesha perry is locked up without bail. >>> a new jersey woman accused of setting her newborn on fire and leaving her in the middle of the road in burlington county has pleaded not guilty. kimberly dorvelier doused her baby girl with accelerant and sat her on fire. the woman's public defender says she plans to plead not guilty by reason of insanity or by diminished capacity. neighbors found the baby and the baby died at the hospital. >>> they're approving a bill legalizing certain medical marijuana products. the senate amended the bill to include patients suffering from clone crohn's disease, diabetes and they can prescribe it through oil extracts and vapors. >>> 4:35. two months after starting foot patrols in high crime areas, the wilmington police department is now asking community members for feedback on how things are going. tonight two meetings are scheduled to give wilmington residents a chanc

this perry is a model of the real one. >> people will stop and say, is that perry. >> reporter: who livedkeys have been here since the 80s. >> we tried to come up with an idea that was really unusual and the donkeys came into it. the idea of having a donkey as an ambassador moving through town. >> reporter: people will wrangle to take him to different places. >> he's already hooked up to have a police ride along. which i really want to be in the backseat when he pills somebody over. >> reporter: and there's a chance to bring attention to important issues. >> in these saddle bags we hope to capture the hopes and wishes of the community. we expect them to be very diverse just like the city is. >> reporter: while he doesn't make his official debut he's getting lots of attention already. >> the donkey is very fly. very fly. >> reporter: it just seems like a lot of people are just jumping in and really getting into the spirit of what he's here for is to bring us together. >> reporter: perry will be making the round starting with the parade may 2 and ending with a chili cook off on july 4th. af

perry. rep.perry: americans pride themselves on a government where any person from any background has a chance of success where success or failure is blind to motivation and that success is based on merit on criteria established for ensuring fairness while denying individuals in positions of power and influence the latitude to use that power to unethically benefit for themselves or for those who with which they curry favor. a format premise, under what circumstances do you consider preferential treatment by government officials separable? -- acceptable? hon. mayorkas: the visible that you espouse -- rep. perry: that is mine. what is that acceptable? there aren't any. hon. mayorkas: preferential treatment is not acceptable. rep. perry: with that understanding. you would attempt to revise the process and as a former united states attorney, is it accurate to state that you are aware that the adjudicative process was governed by statute regulations and uscis policy? hon. mayorkas: absolutely so. rep.

perry also jumped into the river and survived.eir perry was declared brain dead and taken off life support on saturday. anapsida determined the cause of death was blunt force trauma and drowning. perry is being held at the lehigh county jail with no bail. >>> at the port of philadelphia, the cargo ship was supposed to deliver cocoa beans from ivory coast today. but it ended up transporting something else as well, the body of a dead stowaway. "action news" reporter walter perez is live at pier 84 in south philadelphia and walter you've got the full story. >> reporter: well, jim customs agents and fire officials have been working the scene all day long just a bit down the way here at pier 84. the body was just recently removed and it was a discovery that dockworkers say they will never forget. it was a bit past noon when kareem dye and some of his fellow dockworkers were removing a shipment of cocoa beans when they detected a powerful odor coming from the cargo hull. >> we found a bag of cookies powdered milk, snacks. >> reporter: a

and perry bacon. go ahead, susan, it's your baseball.inton have to say why she is running when donald trump it's intuitive? >> it's interesting to me you have all these run men and one woman running. and the only reason they have for running is they have this double-decker car of clown candidates and think why not me, if these guys can run. where as hillary clinton who has been state senator, secretary of state, has to come up with a reason why she is running because default presumption is why would a woman want this job? why does a woman receive v this much ambition. all those columns people wrote about well, she is going to be so distracted now that she has a grandchild. she is going to be handed this baby and lose her mind. >> why is hillary clinton running for president? >> because she wants to be the president. the same as the rest running. she wants to be president. >> the best answer, not to defend anybody here politically or personally, but you got to understand, mitch mcconnell, the second day of the election in 2014 said i have

perry has been charged with attempted murder held on hundred thousand dollars bail. reporting live from allentown steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we have an update on two delaware teenagers sickened by a banned pesticide sprayed in the caribbean resort where they were staying. shawn and ryan remain in critical condition tonight. the teens and their parents got sick after terminix used met will bromide at a resort in the u.s. virgin island. their parents are out of the hospital and under going therapy. >>> well, two more political allies of governor chris christie have have their day in court. both face charges in the new jersey bridge scandal still ahead at 6:00 what one of the accused told reporters as he left the courtroom kathy? >>> in weather we are talking about a cold front approaching bringing some showers and storms, still feeling like summer for now but how long will this heat last, we will have that answer with the seven day forecast. >>> plus it was a special day a at salon for group of well deserving moms, we will tell you why a community

now rick perry is weighing in. he says knowing what the world knows now, he would not have invaded iraq as president bush did. perry blamed the troubles now and including the spread of isis on president obama. perry accused him of delusional thinking. >>> and a murder mystery in washington, d.c. a family and their nanny killed. the child as well. new clues the police have in the case next. >>> police in washington, d.c. are trying to unravel a bizarre mystery after four people found dead following a house fire. the victims a husband and wife their son and housekeeper. all three of them had suffered injuries before the fire was set. now police have released surveillance video of a person they want to speak with. cnn's joe johns has more. >> reporter: police spent monday at the crime scene gathering evidence in the neighborhood blocks from the vice president's residence. the smoke and flames were still shooting out of the second floor. the fire has turned into a case of suspected arson and murder mystery. police are

. >> with this in mind he warns his co-worker, perry willings. >> so i just said to perry that when iss something might happen, there might be an incident, so just grab your phone and record it if anything happens. >> so perry does what he's told, gets into position, and starts to record. >> i heard some loud shouting and stuff. so i got the phone out, started videoing it, and it just all erupted from there as such, and it's just like luke just told me to carry on filming it. so i did. just occasionally laughing because it was sort of funny in a strange sort of way. >> then she actually tried to push it out on the road. so i went back and stopped it in case it hit a car or went into the front of the car that was driving past. when she was attacking me or whatever you want to call it with the newspaper, i didn't enjoy it, obviously. at one point she actually kicked me. i just, you know, hoped it would be over soon and tried to avoid getting hit too directly. i think she had completely lost control. >> at this point perry wonders should he stop filming? should he do something to help lu

what a coincidence that's the name of tyler perry's next movie. time to fire up the hope and change. this is the nightly show. [cheers and applause] ♪

volunteers can sign up to take perry out on an adventure. you can take selfies with him.gs about what you'd like to do in palo alto. >> he's already hooked up to have a police ride along which i really want to be in the backseat when he pulls somebody over. >> i think it would be great if palo alto perry tagged along on our water services we provide. >> the mayor is set to formerly introduce perry during a parade tomorrow. and afterward the notes he collects will be presented to the city council and perry will get a proclamation for all of his hard work. >>> still ahead a bay area hospital that recently closed down it's being brought back to life. up next we'll introduce you to a new doctor that is partly responsible for making it possible. >> also cities all across the bay area bracing this morning for may day protests. the actions planned at a bart station this morning that could make a major mess of the morning commute. >> we are looking at the morning commute here from the east bay to the south bay. you can see traffic is getting to be a little bit more crowded as we

this included former texas governor rick perry. >> how are we supposed to trust iran? >> and senator ted cruz. >> it is not complicated for republican politicians to come to the rjc and say we should stand with israel. >> reporter: hoping their views will align with the hawkish, self-described pro-choice, socially liberal republican whose wealth could catapult their campaign. his donations in the last year included more than $63,000 to the republican national committee. $5 million to the congressional leadership fund and $10 million to karl rove's crossroads gps. adelson and his money are so influential, in his home state of nevada, even democrats like harry reid are reluctant to take him on.

. >> but something happened to 19-year-old perry. >> she came back 20 minutes later, got the kid, was walking down the alley. from there, she just kept moving and then didn't see her again. >> hamilton street bridge over the lehigh closer to front street, a female jumped over somewhere off the bridge with an infant. >> police and witnesses say she had thrown her 1-year-old son and herself off the hamilton street bridge into the lehigh river in allentown. >> unconscious with a laceration to her head. no location of the baby. >> perry was found unconscious under the bridge but no sign of her son. >> and the cops came out out of breath and said we need everybody's help to look for a baby in the river with an orange shirt. >> they have recovered child. >> an officer performed cpr on the child. his mother charged with attempted murder. >> it breaks my heart. always does. >> perry's neighbors wonder what pushed her to a breaking point. >> like two or three days ago, i saw them right here on the stoop. and she looked like she had little issues. she was pacing back and forth. she was having a

mark: anyone enthusiastic about another rick perry run?i like rick perry but i don't think you'd be elected, he is kind of in a third place so to speak. mark: are you interested in mike huckabee? or do you feel like his time is past? >> i'm interested. i think he was smart to get on tv. so. he is someone i am watching. mark: what about you? >> i like him, i used to watch him on his fox show. i think he is very intelligent. i think he really means what he says, again i don't know if he can bring, i am just so hung up on somebody who can bring everybody together. i believe -- >> i believe he will stand on his morals, and we need that. we need someone who will stick to the constitution, and stick to what the founding fathers wanted our country to be. >> i think he is too conservative for the country. maybe not for iowa, but for the country as a whole. mark: what has santorum done wrong? when the iowa caucuses last time ? are you not interested? >> he didn't win. so why would i put all of our energy in him again and again? mark: the fact that

perry did jump in after. she was able to swim herself to shore. coming up we'll look at charges that perry is currently facing and how they will likely change now that her son has died. reporting live in allentown, katy zachry, "nbc 10 news..." >>> the trial continues for six former federal officers. the defendants are accused of stealing more than $400,000 during drug raids, also planting evidence and roughing up suspects. jurors have been reviewing testimony since thursday. >>> today prosecutors will present more evidence in the murder trial against bucks county exterminator jason smith. he's accused of strangling a doctor in her home and then setting her body on fire. he confessed to strangling dr. ketunuti. the judge refused to throw out the confession. >>> the bomb squad was called to an open field after someone found a grenade. it was found in lakewood. it turned out to be a dud. police aren't sure how it got there but they say it may have l'[ó been dug up by the excavating equipment. >>> it was a weekend of wild weather in the midwest. take

i mean -- >> exactly. >> this is a setup question, perry. what are you supposed to say, no, i'm a man of yesterday. i don't like women and i don't want them in the white house. who is going to say that? go ahead. say that. it's like one of the questions do you want a black president, hispanic president, female president? some people in the electorate aren't for that but they won't say that in a poll, but i think we'll get a good sense of how the electorate and for that matter the media views female candidates, carly fiorina on the republican side and hillary clinton. hopefully we'll have less articles about their clothing and appearance than in 2008. that's what i'm hoping for myself. >> you know, in 2008 the "los angeles times" tried to do a poll to get at that question without saying would you vote for a woman president or is the country ready for a woman president because everybody is going to say yes, and they basically asked something like, you know, do you think your neighbor would vote for a woman or an african-american? >> i remember

perry, suffered just minor injuries. >> i hope that the baby makes it and she makes it. i feel bad what she did. i feel bad for the family. >> reporter: police say the investigation is ongoing but they are treating this asiana tempted murder/suicide. perry had has been charged with attempted murder and being held in custody on hundred thousand dollars bail. that is latest from allentown i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right steve thank you. >>> developing right now at 5:00 o'clock fire fighters respond to reports of the burning home in chester county and find three bodies inside. investigators are at the scene of the fire now. flames broke out around noon time today. fire fighters raced to hill road and west caln township and that is where we will fine pat ciarrocchi with the latest on this still developing story, pat. >> reporter: jessica, in fact, it is an investigation that is intensely involved. we were able to get close to the scene. take a look at this tragedy over my shoulder, a tragedy on this country road in west caln township. three women

ly moments later perry climbed over the railing and jumped in herself. by the time police arrived perry had already made it to shore but the baby had traveled nearly half a mile downstream. responding officers jumped in pulled the baby out and performed cpr. >> lehigh river at that juncture it usually moves pretty rapidly and it's not shallow at that section of the river so they performed their jobs heroically. >> reporter: the baby was transported to lehigh valley hospital where he's listed in very critical condition. neighbors say perry and her boyfriend had been getting into heated arguments as of late and she seemed dejected on the morning of the incident. >> she looked sad that day. she did act like crazy and she was walking and she was sad. nobody talked to her that dame ironically perry was seen having a good time with friends during a cookout the day before. willie lopez was among those who saw her there with the baby. >> saturday it was a picnic. little boy was just playing with that little boy. playing with him. in my yard and just tragic. >> r

. >> bolton not running is a good segue about who is running, and we expect rick perry and santorum and others to have made their presidential candidacies clear. what they have in common? not many people give them a chance. and i interviewed santorum about his campaign and i spent a big

what a coincidence that's the name of tyler perry's next movie.to fire up the hope and change. this is the nightly show. [cheers and applause] ♪ captioning sponsored by comedy central [cheers and applause] >> thank you, very much. at this. thank you. welcome to the nightly show. >> audience: larry. larry: thank you, appreciate it. very nice of you. i just barely made it. my catering job wept a little late. made it here just in time. we got a great show tonight man. actress and median susie essman is here. [ applause ] >> larry: also joining us is co-host of the view, nicolle wallace. first, this is exciting. very exciting. it's time for a nightly showy election update.

let's bring in senior political reporter perry bacon, reporting from iowa today. nice to see you. >> good to see you krystal. >> tell us about the choice of locke and also the timing here. wise institute these reform now. >> this is a big announcement. if you remember in december after post-ferguson there was a discussion about should the police have all these weapons. they had humvees armed vehicles, things like that. the white house in december said they did a short study and concluded that these weapons were okay, there wasn't a big concern, some police weriology them appropriately. so they've kind of changed views on that. the policy now basically says you cannot get these weapons unless they're mostly banned and the only way is if you, your mayor or city if council has to sign off on the police getting these weapons. that's a big change. there's been a lot of concern about the mill tarization of police. camden was picked in part, because it's been doing other parts of the police reform agenda. and what camden has agreed to do along with 19 cities, they're goi

palo alto perry ahead of his official debut, and the purpose behind this stuffed doggy. . >>> it seems like night, it is a beautiful day. welcome back to mornings on 2, this is traffic jams, if you want to hear a song reach us on facebook. there's ways for me to see it. we'll play your request every friday morning. let's go back to the desk. >> sounds like it's on the radio. it does. >>> the weigh-in ahead of the long awaited fight between pacquiao and mayweather. pacquiao is a hero among the filipino household. >> inspiring to see him fight, train and how he treats people very humble. >> fort mckinley is popular with the bay area community is showing the fight. the owner specs to make a -- expects to make a profit. >>> andre ward will be watching the fight. he will be sitting at ringside for the bout at the mgm in las vegas. >> i don't know if there's a clear-cut winner. mayweather is undie feeted -- undefeated. but you can't measure desire. manny pacquiao is motivated. >> oddsmakers are favoring mayweather, no matter the outcome both will be winners financially. they are expected to

well, initially, governor perry tried to calm fears, saying we should trust the military, but now, he'sight there with cruz, blaming president obama. >> let's say that i were to become the president of the united states. i think that will be a clearly changed attitude towards that office, what comes out of that office, the messaging that comes out of that office. >> well, governor perry says if he were president, people would trust government again. that's the military operation scheduled to begin in july. we'll be right back.ro ntic why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in ex

volunteers can sign up to take perry out on an adventure and take a picture with it and leave a notehat they like about palo alto. >> he's already hooked up to have a police ride along. which i really want to be in the backseat when he pulls somebody over. >> i think it would be great if palo alto perry tagged along on some of our home, water efficiency surveys. >> the mayor almost officially introduce perry during a parade tomorrow. and his tour of duty will end with a chili cookoff on the fourth of july. after that the notes he collects will be presented to the city council and perry will get a probing class mission for all -- proclamation for all of his hard work. >>> several people called and said hey, there is a sea lion pup hiding under a car yesterday morning at the corner of marina boulevard and the viz dare row. the police teamed up with trained rescue teams to get the sea lion into a carrier and take it to the marine mammal center. it's now going through an evaluation. getting checked out to see if it has any particular health and medical problems. >> bay area hospital that

nutrition starts with nut. >>> we're back with our roundtable perry, francesca and jonathan.well president barack obama officially joined twitter as we know on monday and quickly set a world record by attaining 1 million followers within five hours. his twitter debut also enlisted an onslaught of hateful reaction from his enemies. among the most hostile were tweets containing racial epithets as well as not-so-subtle threats to the president's life and here's an example. the "new york times" pointed out today, quote, one person posted a doctored image of mr. obama's famous campaign poster showing the president with a head in his noose, his eyes close and his neck appearing broken as he had been lynched, as if he had been lynched instead of the word hope in capital letters as it appeared on campaign posters the doctored image had the word rope. it's like the kind of gross racist graffiti you often find on a waffle men's rooms. anyway, while trollings and invariably downside of the internet where users can hide behind the veil of anonymity the vitriol was inflammatory enough to

. >> rick perry touches on a few themes.rry is the governor who is executed more people than any other governor in modern history. he is a texas gun slinger, you would think of him as this tough on crime guy. for too long fear deticketed america's criminal justice policy and citizens afraid of growing violence brought on by drug wars demanded harsher penalties and longer sentences and politicians afraid of looking soft on issue eagerly oblige but policy driven solely by fear has failed us. i mean this is remarkable from rick perry. >> one of the things -- this will be a surprise to folks. in the last few years as there's become this recognition of the problem as you know we have five percent of the world's population and 25% of the world's prison population if the number of people actually locked up right now in prison it would be the 36th largest state in the country. and people started to recognize this in states and you've actually had from texas to california to new jersey and other places very different political philos

perry that day. she threw her son off the bridge she said and she intended to kill him. >> she is locked up without bail. >>> today people down south will continue cleaning up after a string of deadly tornadoes swept across their region. here's an ariel look at the damage left behind in van, texas. this is the result of 1 of 25 tornadoes that hit sunday. two people died and more than 1/3 of the town was destroyed. in nashville, arkansas a couple died there when a tornado hit their mobile home. they were shielding their 18 month old daughter at the time. she survived. in communities like krum texas, tornadoes triggered flash flooding. the national guard was called in to air lift people from their homes. >>> a similar scene in colorado after a week of rain and snow led to fast-moving flood waters there. you can see an ambulance swept off the road by the rising water. people inside had to be treated for hypothermia. it's been two years since parts of colorado have seen this much flooding. ranchers on ho

as officer perry catches up, the dog it scared back toward the freeway.only nine inches high she's well below the sight line of speeding motorists. the cop risks putting himself in front of speeding traffic to protect her. >> the only thing that was going through my head, i was afrar this dog was going to run out in traffic, and probably worst case scenario, i get hit by a car. i put out to dispatch i need a traffic break. >> a traffic break is what police do to slow on stop traffic. officer bennett rushes to assist. >> i was trying to get slow traffic first to make it a little safer for us, so traffic is not zooming by us at 80 miles per hour. once i got it stopped and officer perry tried to grab it and the dog took off. it's hard to catch an animal. especially when they're scared running on the highway. they'll do anything to get away from anybody that's coming after them. so sometimes it does take quite a bit to catch a dog. >> i could stay behind the dog and push the dog. officer bennett could go ahead far enough to where we had the dog somewhat pinne

rick perry got 2%. not sure got 3%. does that mean rick perry and carly fiorina shouldn't be allowed into the debates? that seems hard to believe. today in "time" magazine, squeak miller reports the prospects we have for the republican candidate, one metric the party is considering using for who gets in the debate and who doesn't is money, fund-raising. ech. which maybe is practical politics in terms of who might have a chance of getting into the white house, but it seems somehow fundamentally wrong that the literal size of your campaign bank account will determine whether or not people are loud to consider you as a candidate for public office. running for president is a process that has always been very democratic and a little nutty. but this year poses a challenge that has never, ever been faced before and i have no idea, absolutely no idea how they are going to solve this very present problem. more. mine stopped hurting faster! neosporin plus pain relief starts relieving pain faster and kills more types of infectious

perry: amen. [applause] gov. perry: i think it's time to tell the american people the truth. is isolating our allies. it is embolden our enemies, and the agreement with iran doesn't limit iranian nuclear ambitions it legitimizes it. the great lesson in history is the strength and resolve bring peace and order, and weakness in vacillation invite chaos and conflict. [applause] gov. perry: for the last 75 years, there has been a bipartisan consensus that america must project is values and its power. we must engage our allies and our competitors. and we need to confront our adversaries. we cannot take for granted american power and american influence. the great issue of our time is a battle between the western values of freedom and this totalitarian worldview of islamic fanatics. we are in the early years of this long struggle with violence and islamic extremism. it's going to last for a long time. we must display the same resolve to feed them -- to defeat them that we did the soviet union. we've also got to recognize that homeland security starts with border security. [applause]

-- you guys all remember rick perry, yes?ah, okay, good. former texas governor rick perry will reportedly announce his presidential campaign on june 4th in dallas. and i'm excited, because rick perry already has a pretty sweet campaign slogan. >> oops. [ laughter ] >> seth: there it is. there it is. [ applause ] oops, i'm running again. [ laughter ] listen to this, some pretty big russian sports news. and we do want this to be your first stop for russian sports news here at "late night." [ laughter ] vladamir putin reportedly scored eight goals. eight goals during a hockey game in sochi this weekend. and the goalie had only one save. his own life. [ laughter and applause ] a record 220 million people are expected to flight on united states airlines this summer. 220 million people. and only 5 of those people are going to stay out of the way until their boarding group is called. [ laughter ] just five. and they are this nation's heroes. [ laughter ] this is terrifying. i hate to terrify everybody here, but brain-eating amoebas,

perry back on the river bank back on may third and pulled her child from the river.. described what witnesses saw on the bridge that left them shocked. >> when miss perry got to the middle of the bridge. she took the child out of the stroller held him on the railing of the bridge. she have kissed her son and then pushed him over the edge. >> perry was released from the hospital last week and taken to the lehigh county jail. >> wow. >>> 6:36. philadelphia police could release surveillance video of the suspect who threw rocks at the a school bus that was carrying special needs students. >> one of the students on the bus, got cut all over her eye, and in fact she had to have surgery again this morning steve what happened. >> reporter: well, mike her bus was going right under that surveillance camera, city police real time crime camera and it is here because there have been crimes before, but there is only a field on this side of the street, and a playground sadly on the the other side of the camera, which is right next to middle years alternative school and middle years