>> well, good morning, randi.s been a lot of reporting over the years about technology that phone companies have for collecting data. phone companies access that data and it also is accessed by government agencies with proper court authority. and some of that data collection method as noted in "the new york times" and other publications also allows them to collect content from calls. and it's not tapping into everybody's phone. it's not listening to everybody's phone calls but there are methods that phone companies use to collect this data and it can be available to federal agencies under court supervision. in this case it's possible that they'll look at the content of this phone call at some point in time and it would behoove katherine russell to be up front and honest with authorities talking about her activities revolving this whole conspiracy and whether or not she was involved or not. >> so certainly at this point we don't know what was said. we know the conversation took place after tamerlan tsarnaev's pictu

randi? >> kyung lah thank you very much. let's find out more about that rain. cnn meteorologist alexandra steele is tracking the weather for us this morning. alexandra, what about the rain, is it coming to l.a.? >> it's coming but not much. we are going to see big time improving for the fire fighting efforts. we're seeing good news and bad news. let me delineate the day. we're seeing hot, dry, strong offshore winds we've seen have now changed direction, cooler, more humid onshore flow bringing the moisture in off the watt sore that is good news. we've got the increased humidity, change in the wind direction and we have some rain showers. again, sunday through tuesday. best chance for the rain really coming on monday. already so with the showers, only going to bring some very light rain so places like los angeles have only had about under two inches of rain this entire year. while places elsewhere around the country have had two inches of rain in two days so poultry amounts of rain and 17% of

so, this is for randy campbell. thanks. (applause) >> good news. rebecca delgado is in the house. rebecca, would you like to come up and say a few words about your group at the academy of arts? >> hello, everybody. thank you very, very much. first of all, i would like to say my name is rebecca delgado and i'm a board member of the graffiti advisory as well as a volunteer for dpw. i've been a volunteer with dpw for about 10 years and a board member for about sick years. and i am actually here to nominate -- oh, before i say that, i wanted to thank all of you, by the way, for being here today for joining the conference. i'd like to thank all the people, all the organizations responsible for putting together the international conference. and thank you for visiting our city. i hope you had a great time while you're here and you will continue to explore the city this weekend. you are very lucky because we have a great, great weather. it was winter not too long ago. i think the last 24 hours, and today it's borderline between spring and summer. so, you guys lucked out on the weather. i

randi? >> thank you very much. >>> take a look at these incredible satellite images of the wild fire. you can see how far it has spread, and fueled by wind. will firefighters see that much hoped for rain soon? let's hope so. let's go to alexandra steele. >> we are going to see good news and bad news. and what we have seen this temperatures in the 90s, and temperatures coming down into the 70s now and now we will see a more humid onshore flow. and also possible rain showers in the forecast, sunday through tuesday. and also the bad news, the showers we will see will be light. also, the potential for thundershowers, and the lightning could spark new fires, and then also shifting winds and the swirling winds have been a problem for firefighters. forecast today out in the 90s, and that's good news, and 75 degrees. and tomorrow, highs only in the 60s, so much cooler than we have seen. higher humidity, and 30% chance for rain. it's late sunday into monday. monday morning, here you go, this is kind

i am randi kaye live from boston this morning. we begin with the boston bombing. the death certificate confirms the violent final moments of tamerlan tsarnaev's death, the owner of the funeral home read the document to cnn, and it says tamerlan tsarnaev died of gunshots and blunt force trauma. it's not clear what will happen to him now. his body sits in a worcester funeral parlor as many protest the family wanting to bury him in the boston area. and explosive residue was found in the apartment where tamerlan lived with his wife and child. they found the explosive residue in the apartment and where was it and how much was there? >> they found it in three spots. kitchen sink, kitchen table and in the bathtub. keep in mind, these bombs are believed to have been built right in the apartment where he lived with his wife and young child. apparently constructed by tamerlan and his younger brother. this, according to our sources is what the suspect has been telling them. of course they wanted to look for physical evidence and apparently they have found some of that, but t

i am randi kaye. live in boston this morning. more on the boston bombings in a moment, but first let's send it over to victor blackwell in atlanta for the days headlines. >> first up, northwest of los angeles, the raging wildfire has nearly tripled in size in less than two days. it is threatening thousands of homes. look at this. this is in the ventura county area. some families are staying to protect their homes. you see a lot of families getting out of the way. this is the spring fire. it's already burned 28,000 acres, but firefighters could get a break because the gusty winds are expected to die down today and there could be light rain tomorrow. >>> number two, israel confirmed it conducted an air strike friday in syria, and an official says the strike targeted a shipment of missiles bound for hezbollah in lebanon. the attack was authorized in a secret cabinet meeting. and officials long vowed to strike targets they think that is being used to transfer weapons to terrorists groups. >>> and then president obama pledged security

randy pierce survives his brush with death, but not every driver is quite so lucky.brings a bridge of concrete and steel crashing to the ground. >> this looks like a terrible collapse of this roadway. as you can see, the fire is still burning. >> july 24th, 1998. it's friday afternoon and interstate 40 is jammed with travelers racing to get an early start on the summer weekend. but many drivers don't realize these snake-like curves near connolly springs, north carolina, can be difficult to navigate. even deadly. fire and rescue crews race to the scene of a tanker truck that has spun out of control and slammed into a bridge. as they get closer and closer, a thick billowing cloud of black smoke looms ominously on the horizon. >> we've had a lot of wrecks, single vehicle and multicar crashes, including tractor-trailers and small passenger vehicles. this is one of the most dangerous areas of interstate 40 in north carolina. >> traffic comes to a standstill. some motorists even resort to driving the wrong way in the emergency lane in order to exit the freeway from an on r

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randy smith and terry long were also laid to rest today. there will be more funerals in the days ahead. we wish the people of moore strength. >>> tonight, five adults and one child remain hospitalized, two of them in critical condition. some face very long recoveries, including a u.s. veteran who risked his life to save others. he was inside the 7-eleven store we've heard so much about that 7-eleven. brian todd has his story. >> reporter: it was the scene of some of the worst destruction and two heartbreaking casualties. the 7-eleven on telephone road in moore, oklahoma basically disintegrated. 29-year-old megan and her 4 month old son case died from blunt force trauma. e.h. pitman, a clerk at the 7-eleven, engaged in a heroic struggle trying to save them. his brother bruce describes what happened. >> my brother jumped on top of the woman and her baby to try to protect them as best he could. unfortunately, with the tornado of that size, he wasn't able to hold on and was tossed around quite a bit, and the storm -- and he was pulled out of th

good to see you again, randy. see you later, steve. >> bye-bye. >> do you want to tell him this number here? this is big. we were down 110 a moment ago. was up 155 on the dow jones industrial average. >> what a complete reversal of fortune. we are looking at a triple-digit decline as we approach the final stretch here. up next, what bernanke says and does impacts every investor class differently. bob pisani will show us how to protect your retirement nest egg from the threat of rising rates. >>> and apple was under attack on capitol hill yesterday, but not by this u.s. senator. >> i frankly think the committee should apologize to apple. i think that the congress should be on trial here for creating a bizarre and byzantine tax code. >> senator rand paul will be here to tell us why he took on his colleagues yesterday and not apple's tim cook. >>> plus, of course, he's a big fed critic. we'll get more on reaction from all the news from bernanke and company today with rand paul, coming up. stay tuned. ♪ [ agent smith

i'm randi kaye in boston live this morning. new information today on how boston bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev died and where he will be buried. plus, new clues in the investigation surface in his home. >>> security concerns following the boston terror attack are clear today at churchill downs. we'll tell you what kentucky derby organizers are doing to keep the crowd safe and running for their lives. raging wildfires threatening thousands of people in southern california. hear why the weather today could be crucial to that fight. >>> we begin this morning with the latest developments in the boston terror investigation. the death certificate for suspect tamerlan tsarnaev says he died of gunshot wounds and blunt trauma to the head and torso. that's according to the owner of the funeral home where tsarnaev's body is being held. a search is under way for a burial site for tsarnaev. so far no cemetery in the area has provided one. last hour i spoke to the funeral homeowner who is actually still holding the body. >> basically most

randy's clothes ignite. >> when the second fireball hit me, threw me back maybe six, eight feet. i'm watching the flames kind of flicker up out of my shorts. >> one tank of compressed gas after another begins to explode. >> explosions were going over the top of the building. every time one of those would explode, you know, way up high over the top of the building, the heat radiant off there would just light me up. >> incredibly, randy and the three other people at the facility are all able to get out before the entire place erupts into an inferno. minutes later, dallas fire rescue arrives. >> once we got there, we weren't sure exactly what was going on or why it was happening but we knew that we had a big problem with a lot of air cylinders. >> randy and a colleague are rushed to the hospital with multiple third degree burns. >> i was just all big bubbles everywhere. it was just crazy. from there, you know, the pain starts. once the adrenaline runs off. >> even with everyone out of the facility, fire officials are up against a formidable beast. >> initially, i had never seen anyt

our son randy is here.heard me earlier in the week, betty asked if she could have a little down time to be lifted up in the presence of the lord. we are still going through the process of living without our youngest daughter and being an encouragement to her wonderful husband, ken turner, to their three teenage children. one of them just moved out of the teens into his 20s -- he's 20 now. we just feel like it was right to give her some time to just be refreshed. i want you to know that i have in the studio audience many friends who are members of the great first baptist church in dallas. i want all of you to know, and you go back, and all of you at first baptist, you need to know how big you are, i believe to god, how big god is obviously to you, but also how big you are to me because you loved me when i was a very young preacher just starting out. your former pastor -- several pastors back, dr. w.a. criswell invited me to start preaching every off sunday from the time i was in my early 20s and i did that.

a discussion about the employment picture for veterans for joining us, randy plunkett. thank you for joining us. guest: military.com and kyrgyz military and veterans to stay connected and stay informed. we have about 10 million members and our website it's about 6 million visits a month. host: is it an offshoot of monster.com? guest: it is. it sponsors concern to better your life. military.com is along the same lines. host: when some leaves service and going into the job market, what are some of the key issues they face as they make that transition? guest: we've had that discussion since the war of 1776 ended. people say, what are your plans? some of the issues that face military folks is they don't take a step back and figure out what they're interested in, what they wanted to win a innocence grow up or get out. a lot capitulate to whatever their skills are in the military or network with other veterans for jobs. one of the big questions that they come to is, what do i want to do? what is my interest? what kind of vacation to want to get into? our nation's history is,

so we are going to start with randy. randy has many of you know has been working with a group of management and labor are over a couple of years. so he's going to describe to us the impossible task. he's got multiemployer spirit he's got multi-labor unions and they'll recognize they have a major challenge, which is to preserve the soundness of multiemployer plans for now into its not eternity, a long time. he's been working with this group quietly for two years and he has been the chairman of a commission that is expand this problem and come up with recommendations about what to do. i thought we would kick this off by asking randy to talk about this very complicated process. they are the complicated for five times. describe that and give this highlights the recommendations. >> certainly. thanks, bob for the opportunity to talk about the important work. as he directly said -- >> and everybody here is my? >> not working? >> now is working. >> no one has ever accused me of not seeking out. josh is a good job in setting the

i'm glad randi kaye brought is to our viewers.nks very much. >>> just ahead, we will update our breaking news. more tornadoes hitting tonight and dangerous wet weather might not be over yet. >>> also ahead, a newborn baby boy found alive inside a sewage pipe. how rescuers got him out safely. >>> breaking news tonight, new tornadoes touching down and the possibility of more dangerous weather, a lot more, tomorrow. kansas saw several twisters including this one in bennington, north of salina. an update from tom in the weather center. what are you seeing. >>> the activity is trying to calm down. storm prediction center did outline a slight risk for severe weather, hail and possibility of tornadoes. currently, we have a tornado watch for 10 men uts in parts of kansas into missouri. you can see the cymbasimilaymbot broke down in extremely rural areas, which is good news. shortly after that, the national weather service in detroit, pontiac, michigan. then just 17 miles southeast of erie, pennsylvania, a report of damage, possibly two to

randy released a statement that said yo, yo, yo -- that's true. to put all of the speculation to rest, after 12 years of judging on "american idol" i decided to leave after the season. i'm very proud of how we forever changed television and the music industry. you know it's an important announcement when it's preceded by the words yo, yo and yo. randy is the only original judge left on the show, which is surprising. usually in hollywood, the black guy is usually the first one to go. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] we have some fun guests for you tonight. one of them has a new movie out tomorrow called "the great gatsby." i saw it last night. i thought it was great. even though this movie has not been released yet, the buzz is so strong, they're already finishing up the sequel, which if you read the book you know that doesn't make a lot of sense. but they found another lead character that i think is every bit as good as leonardo dicaprio. >> don't you see who this guy is? his house, his parties, his fancy clothes. >> i had the uneasy feeling t

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both randy carlyle offensively trying to get it and claude julien defensively.he speed in the middle on cass he'll and kessel almost banks in about past rask. >> you talked about the play earlier. phaneuf. he lets him know we need a change on that read that you talked about and that last save by reimer was a thing of beauty. up the ice. look at the speed. this kind of size and skill and krejci all alone on the far side. if that pass gets kroacross, ita 6x4. the skating you were talking about, huey. >> bob: a dangerous lining with lucic skating like that. you know who has the puck. tyler seguin. patrice bergeron couldn't tip the puck. stood up at the blue line and about got hit by a shoot-in by adam mcquaid. >> gary: is this the twot series? >> bob: a delayed offsides call will bring the face-off back into the neutral zone. >> gary: the one thing you have to do is stay on this line if you're toronto maple leafs. they have been aggressive and they have been in and had lots of chances but have not been on the scoreboard. there gunnarson takes a hit and gets a skate

randi kaye is live in cleveland with more. randi?eporter: anderson, we are learning more about that tonight. we're also learning more about ariel castro and his daily routine and his time in jail. we were able to get our hands on the jail log which is a snapshot of his daily life. he is on a suicide watch so the guards have to mark his behavior every ten minutes. it's pretty mundane stuff but they actually mark things like when he's eating, when he's bathing, when he's making a kool-aid, when he's napping. we also saw a couple entries that really caught our eyes, including a couple of times where he's just been marked as walking around his jail cell naked. he's also been reprimanded for using some loose string that he got from the mat in his cell to floss his teeth. but most of the time, he's alone. he's not allowed to mingle with other prisoners so he has a lot of time to think about what he's accused of, a lot of time to think about these women who were allegedly kept in his home all these years, including michelle knight, who we'r

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we'll talk with former fed governor randy cross. >>> testing, testing. with five months to go, will the state's new health exchanges be up and running in time for open enrollment. this is "nightly business report" for wednesday, may 1st. tyler, the calendar changed and so did investor sentiment. >> the old saying sell in may, go away. did wring true on wall street. stocks fell sharply on more evidence of a slowdown in economic recovery. nasdaq fell 29. sfrp & p 500 down 14. big driver for today's sell-off. disappointing data on jobs, specifically the payroll firm adp reported 119,000 private sector jobs remember created, far less than what economist's expected. march's numbers revise downward as well. causing concern about friday's big government report on payrolls and jobs. the institute for supply management's read on u.s. manufacturing in april showed modest growth, but dropped to the slowest rate of growth so far this year and construction spending during march fell 2%, largely because of a pullback on government spending. >> meanwhile, the federal r

>> but i do like randy.at program, i think. >> here is the thing, randy filled a certain roll and when everybody else left and they tried to make randy a star, randy is no leading -- he is not like the leading judge. he's not that good at that. but he was very good at what he did. >> bill: he hung in there for 12 years. >> i appreciate you bill. >> thank you. thank you. ? >> i am blessed. >> i am blessed. congressman earl blumenhauer joining us. susan page washington by toe chief for sgaus today, stan collander, our economic guru as well will be here to take a look at the economy and the fact the deficit is shrinking. honey, we shrunk the deficit. guess who made news yesterday? but first: >> this is the full court press. >> other headlines making news on this friday thepresident obama having a big news conference with the turkish prime minister bill, you were there when it started to rain. it was no problem for the president as commander in chief of the armed forces, he just called in the marines. politico r

randy? >> hello. >> hi. randy duncan. talk to us about the extent of the damage in your area if there are any injuries or what have you. >> well, i'm very pleased to say there are no fatalities or injuries as a result of this round of severe weather this evening. actually only relatively minor reports of property damage which is remarkable given the severe nature of the weather that passed through wichita and sedgwick county this evening. overall, i would say we escaped relatively unscathed. >> you said that you were surprised, obviously by property damage, but also there weren't more injuries or any injuries at all in your area. >> yes, that's correct. given the fact that we had a large tornado on the ground in the western part of the city in the area of wichita mid-continent airport, it is quite surprising that we didn't have fatalities or injuries, but we didn't, and i would like to think that's because we got the warning out to folks and they took the appropriate life-saving action. >> stand by. hold on before i let y

randy frederick of schwab. volatility low obviously.ions are cheap. >> the vix here is pinned below 15. and at the end of the day we talk about three ways to use options against stocks that you own. and one is yield enhancement so you can sell calls against stocks that you own. the other one is risk management. this is a real big one. a lot of guys like to buy puts against stocks that they own. i actually prefer the idea of doing stock replacement. and the other one's leverage. leverage your bet ideas. those three uses for options i think make a lot of sense when volatility is really low. maybe not so much the yield enhancement. you don't want to be selling calls against stocks -- >> you've got to be careful too because you can bankrupt yourself just buying puts endlessly. right, mike kuo? >> that's exactly right. this has been a very tough period of time. obviously in a situation where the market is rallying, if it does so slow and steadily, buying options may not necessarily be the best way to proceed because they start to decay away

the bigger news is that it was randy jackson's final episode as a judge. we love randy jackson.ow a bunch of times. and over the years, he's been known for saying dawg a lot. and pitchy. so in honor of randy's time on "american idol," we put together some of his greatest dawgs and pitchies. take a look. >> dawg, dawg. dawg, dawg. dawg, dawg. dawg is on the school bus. pitchy, pitchy. pitchy, pitchy. pitchy. dawg. pitchy, pitchy. dawg. pitchy. dawg. pitchy. dawg. pitchy. pitchy. dawg, dawg. dawg. >> jimmy: that started to become a little beat. can we just hear the audio? pitchy, pitchy, pitchy. pitchy, dawg. pitchy, pitchy, dawg. pitchy, dawg, pitchy. ♪ pitchy, dawg, dawg dawg pitchy, pitchy, pitchy pitchy, dawg, pitchy pitchy dawg ♪ ♪ pitchy, dawg, pitchy dawg, pitchy, dawg dawg, dawg pichty, pitchy, pitchy ♪ ♪ pitchy, dawg, dawg, dawg the pitchy dawg pitchy, dawg, pitchy pitchy ♪ >> jimmy: all right, that's it. [ cheers and applause ] sounds good. we'll miss that guy. he'll come back on the show. we'll see. get this, you guys. a new study found that a growing number of women ar

saw "jaws" and friday will celebrate their 33rd wedding anniversary. >> congratulations to randy. you can see it from highway clearly. >> yes. let's check on the weather. >> nice today. >> lots of clouds and lots of sunshine in the afternoon. still have bright sunny skies over the bay area now. we do have clouds gathering at the coast. they will make a push inland but will burn back again, tomorrow. into the bay, blue skies inland. 57 in san carlos. getting chilly in spots. golden gate bridge you can see cloud cover there just above bridge. 64 in napa. 58 in union city. forecast features are these, low clouds pushing inland tonight. sunnier day and starting morning out with cloud cover. we'll have a warmer pattern into next week. continued movement made weather unsettled but this circulation is still kicking up a lot of moisture and this is moving into the higher terrain. so we might not get more thn a sprinkle or two here in the bay area. this evening, increasing sunshine taking a look at projected high temperatures range trend for san jose for seven days head, temperatures climb

so we're going to start with randy, and randy as many of you know has been working with a group of management and labor over, what, couple of years? >> yeah. >> all right. so he's going to describe to us sort of like the impossible task, all right? he's got multiemployers, he's got multilabor unions, and they all recognize that they have a major challenge which is to preserve the soundness of these multiemployer plans from now into if not eternity, at least a long time. and he's been working with in this group quietly for two years, and he has been the de facto chairman of a commission that has examined this problem and come up with some recommendations about what to do. and so i thought we would kick this off by asking randy to talk a little bit about this very complicated process. we heard the word complicated from josh probably about four or five times. describe that and then give us some highlights and relations. >> certainly. thanks, bob. thanks for this opportunity to be here today to talk about this important work. as you correctly said, this has been an interesting process -- >> can e

"jaws" and friday will celebrate their 33rd wedding anniversary. >> ngratulations to randy. you can see from highway clearly. >> yes. let's check on the weather. >> nice today. >> lots of clouds and lots of sunshine in the afternoon. still have brightunny skies over the bay area now. we do have clouds gathering at the coast. they will make a push iland but will burn ba again, tomorrow. into the bay blue skies inland. 57 in san carlos. getting chilly in spots. lden gate bridge you can see cloud cover there just above idge. 64 in napa. 58 in union city. forecast features are these, low clouds pushing inland tonight. sunnier day and starting morning outith cloud cover. we'll have a warmer pattern into next week. continued movement made weather unsettled but this circulation is still kicking up a lot of moisture and this is moving into the higher terrain. so we might not get more thn a sprinkle or two here ithe bay area. this evening, increasing sunshine tang a look at projected high temperatures rang trend for san joseor seven days head, temperature climbing up friday. then, hi

. >> randy says burglars are now breaking down doors. in one case, a 14-year-old girl was home alone. >> they saw her and then attempted to kick in the front door in spite of her being inside. she grabbed a baseball bat, beat on the window. they ran off. >> but it's not just in san jose. brazen break ins are scaring folks in san francisco. >> i was whispering 911, please come. >> vallejo. >> and the suspects actually chased her into the home and fired a round off at her. >> even in santa cruz. >> managed to grab ahold of him, and we struggled up and out the halway. >> leading randy to ask. >> do we all carry guns. if we shoot the bad guys, do we go to jail? . >> if an intruder breaks into your home, under california law, you have the right to defend yourself. and if you have to, use deadly force without fear of prosecution; however, this is not a world of clint eastwood's. >> san mateo da steve wagstaff. >> if you did shoot somebody and you didn't have reasonable cause to do it, it could be murder. >> for the law to protect you, the intr

randy, thank you for being with us. >> how are you doing? >> now, you live near the house.ell us what you know about ariel castro or the other brothers. >> well, i lived up on a street right there on 100th, between 100th and 105 and lorraine and i dj out in the city of cleveland. my kids, i have 11 children, a couple of them know the girls. and back when this all took place i had -- the one guy that they were living in his house from the bar scene. different bars throughout the city that he had went to. at a police diagonal from burger king where amanda berry worked, we were in there in there one night and the subject came up about amanda and i said my kids new her, but i said there's three of them that are gone and they are all from the same area. i said this ain't a random thing, this is somebody that is taking all the girls. >> and you also saw this guy -- >> sure enough. >> you saw castro, apparently he went to the same bars, restaurants, a karoake bar you have been quoted where you saw him? >> absolutely. he's been to combinations, he's been to the beehive, and i've se

randi kaye joins us from granbury. what's the latest there, randi? >> reporter: anderson, this is actually the closest we can get to the damage because it is so bad everywhere you look, there is damage. as you said, we now know 13 tornadoes hit this area and just to give you an idea of how bad it is everywhere you look, as i said, this behind me used to be a mobile home. it's now just a bunch of wood and foam and a bunch of junk there on the ground. it was completely destroyed. a lot of people were hoping to get back into their homes today. they were evacuated last night, and now they're being told they may not be able to get back home until saturday. we stopped at a red cross shelter and some people told us that they know that their home wasn't even lost and wasn't even damaged but just that the roads are so bad and the damage everywhere is so dangerous that they just won't be able to get back home. in terms of numbers, more than 100 injured. of those six people who were killed, they were four men and two women ranging in age from 34 to 83. the hard

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i interviewed randy here at abc. i don't know how to say it. yo dog.eting him. he is the greatest, nicest, most sincere talented guy. a real music man. and did a little research on him to prepare for the interview. he is way more than -- >> a great guy. >> we wish him well. >> yeah, you know how long has this show run. it feels like forever. >> 12 years he has been on the show. >> that is a long time. it is time to hang up your hat, move on. plus he's made his millions. time to do stuff you really love. >> moving on to miley cyrus. kind of let slip, a week or two ago, she made it to "maxim" magazine top ten list. well she is the hottest of them all. >> looks pretty good. >> she has grown into her skin. she is number one on maxim's annual hot 100 list rather. interestingly though their number, i believe it is 69, is someone who doesn't really exist. you remember him, he had a girlfriend, she did exist, didn't exist, a guy acting like a girl. manti te'o. his fake girlfriend made it on to the list. she is number 69. there she is. in all her glory. she is

randi kaye joins us live from granbury. randi, how is it? >> reporter: well, anderson, tonight the cleanup continues. the hardest hit areas are still closed. texas governor rick perry came by the area today. he actually used to represent this area back in the late 1980s as a legislator so it's close to his heart and he described the destruction as incomprehensible. but there is some good news to report tonight. the seven missing that we told you about last night have all been found. they have all been located which is great news. also, the sheriff says that on a limited basis, he's going to open that hardest hit area tomorrow morning. the residents will be able to go in, take a look at their homes. they won't be able to stay there. media is certainly not allowed. they have to be out of there by 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night. also, some great stories, some dramatic stories of survival and some unexpected reunions, and we had the chance to witness one of those today. when the winds picked up, granbury resident jerry shuttlesworth knew he was in tro