poppy? >> you know, nick, i note president is coming today, and i wonder if people are talking about that at all, if there's anything that they say they need, they want from the administration. what the mood is there right now. >>. >> reporter: well, earlier this week the governor of oklahoma declared a state of emergency for more than 20 counties, and president obama has also already declared more a disaster area, but these residents, believe it or not, poppy, they are really in high spirits for what happened to them. we spoke to residents that asked us how we're doing, if we're doing all right. offering us free food. we're actually going live from somebody's garage, and around us here, the front of these homes that we're looking at in front of us, they have superficial damage and even when you go inside these homes, they are completely wrecked inside. the backyards of homes we're looking at, combination of ten backyards that mix into one photo, mementoses, and you see behind me here, the f

hey, randi. >> morning, poppy.r town here there are signs for people who lost pets in the tornado directing them to animal shelters and even for those who lost their homes, finding their pets is top priority. when the winds picked up, granbury resident knew he was in trouble. >> i watch the tree start to buckle over and i said, oh, god no, please, don't let this happen. the wind got so strong. at that point i said, junior, we're in trouble. >> junior is jerry's 6-year-old pit bull, his baby. jerry grabbed him and ran for cover in his mobile home's laundry room. >> i was praying, i said, junior, it will be okay, it will be okay. and i was praying and the house went together, vacuum in and then blew out. the only thing i can figure out is i went upside down holding onto him and he was no more. >> so he was sucked out of your arms? >> right. i never felt him leave my arms, i was over him like this and i'm upside down and he's nowhere to be found. >> jerry was thrown to the ground about 20 feet from his home. >> and fo

poppy? not you and not me. and it's probably not any publix employees like a group of them getting together. it might have been. but we've seen a bunch of them coming to work and one publix employee said this is the biggest thing that happened to zephyrhills. it has been known for bottled water for a long time and now known for the biggest powerball ever. they have 60 days to claim it and they'll have to go to tallahassee to actually collect on the ticket. that's where florida lottery headquarters is and there's nothing that says they have to get their ticket validated here. they could go straight to tallahassee. of course, as you know, the best advice that these people, whoever the winner is, is given is, get everything in order, go see a lawyer, get an accountant and do all that ahead of time before you go public. so, who knows. you know if we'll even know today, tomorrow or the next day who the winner is. poppy? >> you know, it's funny, i was talking to one of the lottery commissioners ea

poppy? >> of course, this is a huge commuter line for people that live outside of new york city and work inside, the line that connects new york and boston. any idea how long it is going to be closed? are we talking weeks, days here? >> as you point out, one of the busiest lines in the northeast here in this corridor. and depending how badly these tracks are damaged, it is unclear how long this line will be out of service. as you pointed out in the beginning, we're talking about almost 300,000 people a day are serviced by this particular line. so, for now, it is shut down all amtrak service, all rail service between new york and boston. >> yeah. susan, thank you very much. appreciate your reporting from bridgeport, connecticut, for us this morning. >>> new this morning, a close call for us airways flight out of philadelphia after a landing gear glitch very early this morning. the plane landed on its belly at newark's liberty international airport with sparks flying on the runway. before tryi

poppy? >> all right, susan, thank you so much. >>> amazingly with all that damage, no one was killed. we're going to have much more from susan next hour, plus, talk live with one of the ntsb investigators who was on the scene there in connecticut. >>> well, drum roll. we have a winner, lottery officials say a single ticket, single ticket sold in zefer hills, florida, matched in the powerball drawing. here are those numbers. 22, 10, 13, 14, 52 the powerball number is 11. the jackpot, folks. now, the winner has such a tough choice collect the money over 30 years or take a lump sum of $377 million. so, who is the country's newest multi, multi, multi, multimillionaire. joining me by phone from tallahassee, thank you for joining us early this sunday morning, sir. do we know who the winner is? >> no, we don't, poppy, good morning. it's certainly exciting for us here at the florida lottery. our sixth powerball winner since we joined 4 1/2 years ago. clearly, our largest winner yet since the powerba

poppy mentioned two fatalities.did see yesterday a gentleman on top of a building at a golf course and there was a kodiak that had some rescue workers in it. they were able to rescue that gentleman off the top of the building. he put on his life jacket, got into the kodiak and off they went. there were lots of stories like that, but there were also about 50 people at an apartment complex who had to be rescued when their building was flooded. and they are safely somewhere else right now. but lots of stories just like that. >> absolutely. all right, karen maginnis for us this morning, thanks, karen. >>> president obama heading to oklahoma this afternoon. nearly a week after the deadly tornado that claimed 24 lives and devastated the city of moore. the president is expected to speak this afternoon just around 2:15 eastern time. he'll then take a tour of the damaged areas. he will meet with families, he will thank first responders and then he'll head back to washington tonight. tonight is also when residents of moore wi

>> reporter: good morning, poppy. sentiments of the president on this matter. the president has said that stopping sexual assault in the military is essential to making sure that the military can continue to function effectively as a team, in those units. now we don't expect the secretary to speak about this extensively but to at least touch on the matter. let's listen to what the president had to say about this just yesterday at his commencement address at the naval academy. >> those who commit sexual assault are not only committing a crime, they threaten the trust and discipline that makes our military strong. that's why we have to be determined to stop these crimes. >> reporter: the president promised to redouble the efforts to stop this problem and i should mention that secretary hagel is speaking at west point giving that commencement address at a place that's facing its own scand scandal, not a sexual assault scandal but different kind of scandal. u.s. army sergeant first class has been charged a couple weeks ag

. >> and i'm poppy harlow. thank you for starting your saturday with us. >> it is 8:00 on the east coast. we'll start with the collision between two commuter trains in connecticut. people were tossed over seats. one man says immediately the lights went out in his car as the two trains slammed into each other. now it's time for investigators to get a closer look. cnn national correspondent susan candiotti joins me on the phone. we just had a conversation with the chairman of the national transportation safety board. she said there was one representative who left d.c. last night, more are on their way there now. what can you add for us, susan? >> reporter: of course the key question as i'm sure she indicated, how did it happen? you have the two commuter trains carrying about 250 people in all, one heading to new york city, one the opposite direction. the northbound train derails plowing near the southbound train. it's unclear how fast the trains were going but as you could imagine passengers were terrified. >> al

good morning, renee. >> reporter: good morning, poppy. you know the stories from the principal from hard hit elementary school are dramatic and descriptive. the principal got on the intercom and told everyone it is here. referring to the tornado. she said just minutes before that tornado actually arrived it was so quiet. it was silent and then as the tornado got closer it got louder. and listen in to what the teachers say they did to save the young lives inside of the school at the time. >> i want everybody to know that plaza towers did what they could do. the teachers covered themselves in debris while they were covering their babies. i believe that's why so many of us survived that day is because the teachers were able to act quickly, stay calm, and take literally the weight of a wall onto their bodies to save those that were under them. >> reporter: that teacher there will be in the hospital for a few more weeks. you know, the thing is with this school plaza towers elementary school, it did not have a safety shelter. that's been the ce

. >> i am poppy harlow. and looking for a reason for the commuter train jumped the tracks and the new york times reports that the police are investigating it as though it were a crime scene. >> all of a sudden, we just hear, boom, and then we saw, like, smoke everywhere. i just focused in on my two kids and just hugging them and embracing them. >> i almost flew over the seat, and i held on and i'm okay, and others are hurt, though. >> we went to the front and kicked out windows and we got off the train. >> it will take us a while to determine the cause so it will take quite sometime. >>> this morning, ntsb investigators expected to be on site in just a few hours. as of this hour we know 24 people are stillhospitalized. it happened near bridgeport, connecticut, on friday. it could be shut down for weeks. we will have more on the developing story throughout the morning for you with live updates from the scene as soon was we get it. >>> let's go to texas now and the devastation left behind by the killer tornado

poppy what do you know? i know you and i both were at the amanda berry home earlier today and you could feel the excitement in the air and the quick statement from the sister and no amanda berry. do we think we'll see gina? >> it really depends how she pulls up to the house. what we know is we're not going to hear from gina today. we have been told that. but we are going to hear from one of her family members after she arrives home. the scene for you, hundreds of people outside. media, friends, neighbors, here to welcome home this girl that they last saw when she was 14 years old. gina dejesus, i spent pretty much all day yesterday at her home, speaking with her family members, with her brother, also with her sister, and her aunt about this. they were elated, shocked, relieved that their daughter and sister and niece was found. and now she's going to come back into this family home. this is a home where she grew up. she lived in this home, with her two parents. nancy and felix, also with her older brother, r

the google glass, wet and poppy. >> that's handy. you don't have to hire a photographer or video grapher. all you have to do is hit record and you've got your moment. >> and look like a goober the whole time. >> people take a moment from their busy lives and step into a zen room right here on the street. >> i can see some of these people going in there and being like i'm spending like 8 hours here. >>> talk about focus and control. you're watching an eastern born race car driver after 24 hours in germany. the track is wet. it's raining, it's dark. you can see the kind of visibility he has. >> did you say this is 24 hours. >> 24 hour race. the race was eventually delayed for about 9 hours because of the poor weather conditions but watch this guy basically thread the needle. >> oh, oh. >> it looks like we're watching a video game, especially with the glow in the dark instruments. >> he's hitting speeds of 170 miles per hour. in certain spots of the video you'll see a blue strobe flash up in the windshield. that's telling the car as hea

i'm poppy harlow. it is half past the hour. 6:30 a.m.he east coast, and here's what we're following. floodwaters starting to go down. that is good news in san antonio, texas this morning but heavy rains caused very severe flooding yesterday. two women were killed when they were swept away by the rushing water. emergency workers rescued more than 200 people from flooded homes and a lot of stranded cars. it was a bittersweet day of celebration, west moore, south moore and moore all held back-to-back graduation ceremonies. all three tornadoes are in the devastating town of moore, oklahoma. despite the tragedy of last week, student were optimistic about the future. >> i'll remember it by the happiness that all my relatives are here. it is graduation, yeah, and a lot of sadness and loss from the tornado, but also other happiness that we get to kind of start over and rebuild. it's nice to be able to just begin again, and even though, yes, it's gone, it's a new chance. >> i know a lot of kids lost family members. i mean i know tons of people th

poppy goes for his firearm. as givens rises, his weapon in hand., twice and givens goes down. incredibly he's only wounded. >>> i'm milissa rehberger. we're following breaking news out of eastern oklahoma where a large funnel cloud has been spotted approaching a large mall. in a town called shawnee. let's join our affiliate in progress. >> flashes in there. we're seeing some debris floating up. if you're in this area, you need to be underground. this is going to be, i don't know, probably just from my vantage point, about two miles, three miles east of the 3-w exit on i-40, so it's going to be just the west of the college there. if you're on track i-40, right there, you have walmart, lowe's, all those stores, you're definitely going to need to evacuate the area, come south. i'm right now just south of the shawnee airport, and everything is going to track north of here. but if you got friends or family in there, listen to us on the radio. definitely take this precaution and get underground, get in a safe area because it's coming, and from our vantag

i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm victor black well. here are stories making headlines. >> the man known as america's toughest sheriff. the federal judge ruling that joe arpaio has engaged in racial and ethnic profiling. the judge said arpaio and his deputies have to quit considering those factors. arpaio calls his strategy tough on illegal immigration denies his claims and lawyers say he will appeal. >>> the president honored four african-american girls killed in a 1963 church bombing in birmingham, alabama. president obama has awarded

our poppy harlow is there and we will back to her in a second.u that terrific picture. >>> other top stories to tell you about this morning. the actress angelina jolie is going public with a very personal decision. this morning she is announcing she has undergone a double mastectomy to remove both breasts. she discovered she had a mutant gene that puts her at greater risk of breast and ovarian cancer. the same disease that killed her mom. >>> in moscow a counterintelligence agency turned over a man they call is a spy for the cia. he is identified as ryan fogle. a u.s. diplomat that u.s. claims is a spy. the photos showed this man was carrying a spy kit, wigs and knives and lots of money. fogle detained briefly before turned over to the u.s. embassy. not yet been a response from the u.s. government. >>> in money news. square, the mobile payment service, is banning gun sales. a company spokesman says the move is not related to the recent gun control debate in washington. square allows retailers to use mobile devices to process credit cards. >>> bac

i'm poppy harlow. glad you are with us this morning. >> we are starting in oklahoma where the recovery is still in the really early stages. there will be three more funerals. >> two of them are for 9-year-old children. they are classmates. rene marsh is in moore, oklahoma. we are getting more and more details about what happened to the school. what are you hearing? >> good morning. yesterday we heard from both teachers as well as the principal of hard hit plaza towers elementary school. they described the moments leading up to that tornado. the principal saying she got on the intercom and essentially warned everyone it is here. she said the minutes before the tornado approached it was completely quiet. and then as it got closer it got louder. we want to let you also know as you know that elementary school did not have any safe shelters. listen to the principal about everything that went on inside of that school. >> i want everybody to know that plaza towers did what they could do. the teachers covered

. >> i am poppy harlow. thank you for starting your saturday with us. we begin with the train collision that we have been telling you about connecticut and what could be a long delay for commuters next skpwaebg a lot of focus on the victims right now. >> yeah, linking the bridgeport area to new york city. tracks could be closed for weeks officials say, and you know that's a popular, popular route. and that's just part of the story, though. >> i just describe it as a commuters worse nightmare. >> two passenger trains headed in opposite directions collided. hundreds of passengers ran for the exits. >> all of a sudden, we just hear, boom, and then we saw, like, smoke everywhere. i was just focusing in on my two kids and just hugging them and embracing them. >> people flew places, and i almost flew over the seat but i held on and i am okay. lots of people hurt, though. >> we all went to the front of the train and kicked out windows and got off the train. >> this morning the national transportation safety board will be on the scene to determine what happened

our poppy harlow joins us on the phone now live from cleveland. poppy, i know that you are at the home when amanda arrived and it was just such a remarkable scene to witness. obviously so many so fascinated and so interested in her recovery, both neighbors and friends but also the media wanting to know if she's okay. give me a feel for that scene as you watched her arrive. >> hi, ashleigh, i would say that it's jubilation. we pulled up just as crowds started to cheer. there are neighbors there, a lot of media of course, friends, acquaintances of amanda's all outside waiting for her to return. she was in sort of an unmarked type of squad car if you will, accompanied by police officers, also with some of the lead fbi agents, people who had been on this case for years and years trying to find her. people outside just erupted in cheers and applause for her that she had come home. to paint a picture for you of this home, the serrano home, they have had a sign with the picture of amanda tied to the front of their home we're told by neighbors for years a

thank you so much, poppy.learn more about these young women who are now free, how nice is it to see their photos with the word found revealed, we're now also hearing a little bit more about, you know, the tone in this particular neighborhood, in cleveland, more about ariel castro and some of the oddities that are also maybe happening through the years from some of the neighbors. wasn't i want to bring in torre dunnan who has been reporting near cleveland. you've been here and you're talking to -- who did you talk to? >> i talked to a neighbor. she lived about three houses over. she's 20 years old and she said, you know, ultimately at first she thought he was a pretty nice guy, she used to ride on his atv, she knew him, she with go over and talk to him and then things changed about two years ago when something strange happened. take a listen to this. >> me and my friends and my sister were across the street at a house, like, spending the night and we seen a naked lady in the backyard. and we, like, didn't know

poppy, have a good time.eople in oklahoma just beginning this painful process of rebuilding after last week's deadly tornado. that process all too familiar to the homeowners of course in the jersey shore. they spent the last seven months rebuilding their homes as well as their lives. and christine romans tells us that knowing what to do before the disaster strikes makes a huge difference. >> more than 2,400 homes damaged or destroyed by the devastating tornado that rocked moore, oklahoma. for homeowners forced out of their properties by a natural disaster, the painful process of rebuilding and insurance claims starts now. mary and tom walls know a thing or two about that. seven months ago their new jersey home on the shore was flooded during hurricane sandy. >> i think there was a certain shock when the water was coming in my house. i couldn't believe it. and it didn't knock the front door down. it just kind of rose up. >> bubbled up through the carpeting. >> through the carpeting. >> what's the first call yo

poppy, what is the mood there?bviously one of great joy that she's back but also i would imagine a lot of concern about her wellbeing and what she's been through. >> reporter: good evening, piers. you're right, and that's exactly what this family is focused on. you just heard some of what sandra ruiz, she's the aunt of gina dejesus, gina's mother's sister, what she had to say to us, the press, here. we heard from her earlier today and she spoke with us again tonight. she said be patient. she said you will hear from gina. she said you will hear from all of the girls when the time is right but right now, we need to focus on gina. it has been, you know, 24 hours since they discovered that she is still alive and with them. they need to focus on that. she said interestingly, piers, you will hear from her in one large space and you will all be there. so that makes you wonder are they going to hold a press conference at some point in time. i was with the family and at this house all day since early this morning. it was a

i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm victor black well. here are stories making headlines. >> the man known as america's toughest sheriff. the federal judge ruling that joe arpaio has engaged in racial and ethnic profiling. the judge said arpaio and his deputies have to quit considering those factors. arpaio calls his strategy tough on illegal immigration denies his claims and lawyers say he will appeal. >>> the president honored four african-american girls killed in a 1963 church bombing in birmingham, alabama. president obama has awarded medals. the girls family surrounded the family. this was at the white house ceremony. three former kkk members were convicted of murder. >>> u.s. soldiers have put flags in front of every grave at arlington national cemetery. there are several hundred thousand graves. the soldiers will remain at the cemetery throughout the holiday weekend to make sure there is a flag in front of every head stone. >> we are now hearing the terrifying voices of people in moore, oklahoma as the tornado hit their town monday

poppy harlow, thank you very much.nd as you can see, the balloons and the celebration at the dejesus house behind where poppy is, where the celebration of the whole community's been involved in it today. and of course gina is one of the three women here. here's what we know about the other two women. and obviously, there's still a lot to be filled in here. but amanda berry went missing on april 21st, 2003, the day before she turned 17. she reportedly accepted a ride home from a man from burger king, and this is what happened. she's now 27. her family last heard from her that night. berry's mom died in 2006, some say of a broken heart from missing her daughter as she searched for amanda. police say it was amanda berry's cries for help yesterday and this 911 call that set into motion this entire rescue. >> 911. >> help me. i'm amanda berry. >> you need police, fire, or ambulance? >> i need police. >> okay. and what's going on there? >> i've been kidnapped and i've been missing for ten years. and i'm here. i'm free now. >

good morning, poppy. >> good morning, john. has been to washington, d.c. we've seen him at the white house. we've seen him at arlington national cemetery, then he went to colorado springs where he participated in the warrior games focusing on the passion of prince harries. today he'll be standing on the boardwalk in sea side hearts, new jersey. this is parts of the state hardest hit by sandy. seven months later, still really trying to recover. we're told the prince is with governor chris christie here, first visiting one of the hardest hit neighbors to see the devastation there. then we're told he's going to come here and walk along the boardwalk, shake hands with the heroes of sandy and also visit some of the local businesses here. and we came out to see the destruction, talk to the business owners here who say they're very happy the prince is coming. this put seaside heights and all of the towns hit so hard by sand yea back on the map. listen. >> i'd be staring at this house for 6 1/2 months. every time i come here, i say it

i am poppy harlow. >> i am victor blackwell.ive stories we are watching is number one, the commuter train collision in connecticut. they are trying to determine what caused the train to jump the tracks into the path of another train. as many as 70 people sent to the hospital and most treated and released but three people still in critical condition this morning. >>> number two, according to south korea's news agency, north korea launched three short range guided missiles today. south korea's ministry of defense said all three ended up in the sea off the korean's peninsula's east coast, and there is a maintain much readiness to act. >>> and number three -- or should i say $600 million? that's how much the jackpot is worth. it's the biggest prize in the game's history. you might not want to spend your winnings yet, because the odds of hitting all six numbers and the powerball number are 175 million to 1. if nobody pulls it off, next wednesday's jackpot could jump to $925 million. >>> number four, starting today same-sex couples in

poppy harlow is out front. i know you're getting new information at this moment about the child that authorities say is the child of amanda berry. >> when the girls were interviewed, when the three girls were interviewed. they told investigators who amanda berry had the baby in the house of ariel castro, and the baby was delivered by one of the other captive girls, by michelle knight. amanda berry had the baby in the house. and it was delivered by michelle knight. we're also told by that source, when amanda went into labor. he grabbed michelle, ariel castro grabbed michelle and told michelle to deliver the baby. that baby we are told was born into a plastic tub of some sort. again, born into some plastic tub, and we're also told that when this baby was born, it apparently stopped breathing and everyone started to scream, started to panic, and ariel castro said, if that baby dies, i'm going to kill you. a complete scene of panic is what is being painted here, with one of the captive girls being told she had to d

poppy harlow is standing by.take it we're getting more information on what was going on in that house for a decade, where those three young women were abducted by -- allegedly by ariel castro, who has now been formally charged with four counts of kidnapping, three counts of rape. what are you learning, poppy? >> great reporting by my producer, rose, who had a long conversation with a police source very close to this investigation today. there's a lot of things i want to run through for our viewers here. let me start with this. first of all, that source says that this is, quote, a slam-dunk case, saying, i cannot imagine a trial. talking about the charges now filed against ariel castro, the kidnapping and rape charges. also important to note, this police source said the chains were found inside the home. again, chains were found inside the home. as the fbi and cleveland police have searched that home, saying it is clear that these girls were held against their will. also an interesting development, wolf, this sour

poppy? >> thank you so much for the reporting. appreciate it. >>> we are now hearing some of the first 911 calls that came just after the tornado struck. the sound is chilling. people desperate for help. first responders overwhelmed by the calls for help. listen. >> there's people down. we're stuck under rubble. my leg -- >> we have a car. we'll get them out there as soon as we can. >> please hurry. >> we have a day care full of babies. we need help bad. we need help bad. we got a day care that just got cremated. >> moore, 911. where's your emergency. >> we can't get out. >> are you injured? >> we just can't breathe. >> 24 people died in that tornado and we're going to have much more on the recovery in moore throughout the day. tonight, also, an anderson cooper special from moore, oklahoma. we'll take an up close look at the storm chasers that risk their lives alerting others about this disastrous tornado. storm hunters in the path of disaster at 7:00 eastern tonight only on cnn. >>> meantim

i just wanted to tell you -- >> before you go, poppy, poppy, did you say that the dejesus family knew ariel castro? >> i can tell you that the brother told me -- the man ricardo, dejesus, said when he was younger he knew ariel castro. he wouldn't go into specifics, and he said he had not seen him in the last ten years. >> are they puerto rican because there is a puerto rican community in cleveland, and i just wondered if that's the connection. >> this is a puerto rican community here in cleveland. i can't speak exactly for the families if they're puerto rican or not. i don't want to make any assumptions. they did say, yes, that is puerto rican community. >> poppy, i'll let you go you so can interview the brother. thank you very much, poppy. do we still have jeff nearby? >> yes. >> wow. so supposedly according to the brother of gina dejesus when he was a child, he is 33 years old right now, he knew this ariel castro. i don't know what conclusions we can draw, but it's just eerie. >> it truly is. hindsight is 20-20. i don't want to criticize law enforcement here, but i think questions a

our poppy harlow has been talking to relatives of gina dejesus. what have they been telling you? >> reporter: hi, jake. we've been here at the dejesus family in cleveland all day. i had a chance through the morning to spend time with them and speak with the brother, the older brother of gina dejesus. his name is ricardo. i also spoke with sandra who is the aunt. the parents are with their daughter gina right now. they are not home but there have been family and friends pouring in all day. the aunt of 23-year-old gina dejesus. >> if you don't believe in miracles, i suggest you think again. because it does happen. >> reporter: a chance at life again after hell. >> for amanda's family, for gina's family, for michelle's family, prayers have finally been answered. the nightmare is over. >> georgina dejesus known as gina to family and friends disappeared nine years ago on her walk home from school. she was just 14 years old. gina's older brother, ricardo, saw the news on television with their father. >> we were in disbelief, crying, shaking, just happy. it's like a dream but i'm joyful

. >>> coming up, we're going to go live to our own poppy harlow in cleveland right now.he's heading to the home of gina dejesus. she was reported missing when she was only 14 years old. now she's 23. that's her home. she's heading there. so are we right after this. ♪ [ female announcer ] from more efficient payments. ♪ to more efficient pick-ups. ♪ wireless is limitless. ♪ (announcenergy cycle... natural cats. they were born to play. to eat. then rest. to fuel the metabolic cycle they were born to have, purina one created new healthy metabolism wet and dry. with purina one and the right activity, we're turning feeding into a true nature experience. join us at purinaone.com [ female announcer ] from meeting customer needs... to meeting patient needs... ♪ wireless is limitless. >>> one of the three women held captive for a decade inside a cleveland, ohio, house is now back home. amanda berry, she reunited with her family in the last hour. another of those three women, gina dejesus, is also on her way home. poppy harlow is joining us on the phone. these are emotional arriva

and poppy harlow there and part of it all in the mix there. so what do they think?ple in the jersey shore think of the prince? >> well, i will tell you, they were thrilled, elated when his motorcade pulled up here to the boardwalk, suzanne, in seaside heights. you could hear jubilation from women of all age, very excited that the royal, prince harry, was here. but this is something that he really wanted to do. it was a personal thing for him. he wanted to come, he wanted to see the devastation. actually we're told he wanted to see some of the worst-hit towns here. that's what he did. he toured one of the nearby areas here. he shook hands with first responders. governor christie giving him the tour just as governor christie gave president obama the tour. this place still has a lot of rebuilding to do. then the prince came over here to where i'm standing. it was the boardwalk and it was under water in sandy. he came here, played some game, some carnival games, toured around again with the governor. and he was thrown a lot of questions by people in the crowd. we couldn

. >> do you like the poppy stuff, the dance poppy music? >> i do. you know what?es that i just performed at ultramusic festival with him. i really like the world a lot. >> the song "glowing" that she's about to perform won't be the version on the album. the album version is so infectious, it will make you crazy. it's a little more mellow when she sings it for us today. >> you have a little piano accompaniment coming in today? >> i do. >> she looks just like liberace. same jewelry. >> take it away. ♪ a million hearts you're the only one ♪ ♪ who lights it up like i'm glowing in the dark ♪ ♪ a million hearts you're the only one ♪ ♪ who lights me up like i'm glowing in the dark ♪ ♪ this is my confessional seven i hit the crowd ♪ ♪ but you save my life >> oh! >> they can hear her all the way downtown. >> yeah. >> when you hear the album version, it will make you want to get off your chair and dance. she's so fantastic. >> we can say we heard it first. >> the download is "glowing" and the album is coming out later. >> this summer. >> nice to meet you. >> nice job. >> i'

i'm poppy harlow. starting off with some key news to tell you about, the ntsb, those investigators, right now, on the site of a harrowing commuter train crash in connecticut. we're live on the scene with the latest on a possible cause and the conditions of the injured. >>> reality sets in for people in a texas town, just decimated by a killer swath of tornadoes. we're on the ground as residents clean up and try to salvage anything that is left. >>> wanna-be millionaires have just hours left to snatch up tickets for the largest ever powerball drawing, the jackpot, $600 million and it is growing, folks. let's begin with this. ntsb investigators have a very tough job ahead of them, searching for the cause of the train crash in southwestern connecticut. dozens of people were injured when the two passenger trains collided during rush hour yesterday. it created a nightmare situation for commuters and a lot of victims, a lot of injuries. our national correspondent susan candiotti is on the scene. good morning

i'm poppy harlow. with us this morning. >> we are starting in oklahoma where the recovery is still in the really early stages. there will be three more funerals. >> two of them are for 9-year-old children. they are classmates. rene marsh is in moore, oklahoma. we are getting more and more details about what

still no word from buffet though on who will succeed him to run berkshire hathaway. >> thanks, poppy.ver gets the surprise of his life when he finds a bear, no joke, behind the steering wheel of his pick-up truck. why he videotaped the whole thing instead of running away. >>> a 6-year-old girl is in critical condition after her teenage brother shot her. it happened in oakland park, florida. police don't know if the 13-year-old shot her by accident or on purpose. they are trying to talk with him. we do know the children were home alone when the shooting happened. cnn affiliate wsvn says the parents may face charges. >>> floyd mayweather jr holds on to his welter weight title. he scored a win last night in las vegas. mayweather says he'll fight five more times then retire. he's undefeated. his win earned him a guaranteed $32 million. that amount could hit $40 million depending on ticket and pay-per-view sales. congrats to him. >>> and this pretty unbelievable. this story is trending. a man could hardly believe his eyes when he went out to his truck and found this right here. a bear insi

poppy harlow explains. >> reporter: matisse, renoir, van gogh.titute of art. >> this is a monet. >> reporter: a monet that could be sold to pay down detroit's debt. more than $15 billion in debt, detroit's emergency manager kevin orr asked the museum for an inventory to appraise its 60,000 pieces. >> they basically let us know that the collection was not off the table. >> reporter: what makes detroit unique is that the city actually owns all of the art here. making it vulnerable for sale. in most cities, a nonprofit owns the art. in a statement, orr insists there is no plan on the table to sell any asset of the city. but says it is possible that the city's creditors could demand the city use its assets to settle its debts. that's if detroit files for bankruptcy. what did you think when you heard that this was under consideration? >> he has got to look at what assets detroit has, what they are worth, and whether they should be sold. >> reporter: would it be irresponsible for him not to do this? >> absolutely. >> reporter: the possibility of sellin

hi, poppy. >> reporter: hi there, don.alked to warren buffett at the berkshire hathaway annual shareholder meeting in omaha, nebraska, where tens of thousands of investors flock to hear from the oracle of omaha. he talked specifically about the stock market, given the record high we've seen for stocks recently. does he think this market is overvalued right now? he said as a long-term investor, he doesn't look at what the market is going to do in a week, in a month or in a year. that's not what he focuses on. but he did note that given current fed policy, given these low interest rates we're seeing assets across the board being pushed up including stocks. now, we also talked about immigration and jobs. is there any policy, anything that can be done on the policy side that would increase job creation in a more rapid rate? >> well, we could apply way more fiscal stimulus and that could have some effect. there isn't much to do on the monetary side. >> would you support more stimulus? >> whether the downside of that stimulus wo