. >> sheldon adelson has a net worth of $35 billion. much of that wealth made on his macau casinos. the race for macau pits billionaire against billionaire. all vying for the attention of the 1.3 billion chinese to the north. macau is an 11-square mile enclave on the southern coast of mainland china. for over four centuries, it was under portuguese rule. today it is the closest place to china where gambling is legal. in 1962, chinese businessman stanley ho was the first person to usher in a new era of casinos in macau. it raked in billions. he paved the way for other investors to make it big in macau. today, one of those investors is stanley ho's son, lawrence ho. >> my father revolutionized the casino market 40 years ago in macau. he brought in a new style. throughout my career and life, it has been about trying to prove myself. >> it was important to you to prove that you could build a company from scratch? >> yes. definitely. >> determines to break out of his father's shadow, he partnered with james packer, himself the son of a famous tycoon. together they formed melco crown. the

sheldon day set that up.h the i-n-t and there are a couple of injured members of the irish defense down on the field. >> aaron: one of those is sheldon day and i think the other one is james onwualu. >> andrew: that's correct. day upon top, onwualu on the bottom. great pressure from sheldon day, the junior out of indianapolis, and that really is what set up the interception as we take another look. >> aaron: top of the screen, day doesn't get blocked, the guard makes a mistake, the two players hit each other, sheldon day and james onwualu coming up with a huge play forcing the turnover but that could have been a costly interception for the irish. >> andrew: notre dame still attending to sheldon day. but the chosen one it wilhas been sent to us. [slurp] grab a quesarito big box from taco bell for a chance to win a limited edition ps4 destiny bundle. there's a winner about every 15 minutes. [bong] and get the best trade-in value guaranteed. trade in your old iphone at t-mobile and get up to $350. get the best i

sheldon day set that up.h the i-n-t and there are a couple of injured members of the irish defense down on the field. >> aaron: one of those is sheldon day and i think the other one is james onwualu. >> andrew: that's correct. day upon top, alonwuu on the bottom. great pressure from sheldon day, the junior out of indianapolis, and that really is what set up the interception as we take another look. >> aaron: top of the screen, day doesn't get blocked, the guard makes a mistake, the two players hit each other, sheldon day and james onwualu coming up with a huge play forcing the turnover but that could have been a costly interception for the irish. >> andrew: notre dame still attending to sheldon day. it will be a tough fight. but the chosen one has been sent to us. [slurp] grab a quesarito big box from taco bell for a chance to win a limited edition ps4 destiny bundle. there's a winner about every 15 minutes. [bong] and get the best trade-in value guaranteed. trade in your old iphone at t-mobile and get up to

so sheldon leonard was the producer of eyespot, at the time one of the most -- i spy, one of the most successful television producers, did the danny thomas show, an integral the show and k van dyke. the james bond movies were just taking off, so all of a sudden all these people into you want to sort of james bond like shows. this is what leads to the man from uncle, gets more. sheldon leonard idea for a spy show was really novel which was it would teach -- feature a pair of spies, one white, one black. he pretty quickly chose robert culp, this handsome, young sort of tv actor at the time to be a white spot. but partly because there were so few african-americans on television, there was the obvious choice for who the partner would be. so sheldon leonard worked very closely with karl reiner who was the sort of, ran the dick van dyke scheppach it was his idea, chief writer, on the show. and one night just as cosby is starting to take off, he got his first comedy album had come up to the appears on the tonight show with johnny carson, and he does a routine. one of the people in the audien

sheldon day set that up.h the i-n-t and there are a couple of injured members of the irish defense down on the field. >> aaron: one of those is sheldon day and i think the other one is james onwualu. >> andrew: that's correct. day upon top, onwualu on the bottom. great pressure from sheldon day, the junior out of indianapolis, and that really is what set up the interception as we take another look. >> aaron: top of the screen, day doesn't get blocked, the guard makes a mistake, the two players hit each other, sheldon day and james onwualu coming up with a huge play forcing the turnover but that could have been a costly interception for the irish. >> andrew: notre dame still attending to sheldon day. it will be a tough fight. but the chosen one has been sent to us. [slurp] grab a quesarito big box from taco bell for a chance to win a limited edition ps4 destiny bundle. there's a winner about every 15 minutes. [bong] and get the best trade-in value guaranteed. trade in your old iphone at t-mobile and get up to

john thune and sheldon whitehouse. then president obama promises to take executive action to block deportation of millions of illegal immigrants. how far will the gop go to stop him? >> they have the ability to fix the system. what they don't have the ability to do is to expect me to stand by with a broken system. >> we're going to fight the president tooth and nail if he continues down this path. >> we'll talk with two of the gop's new senators who will be on the front lines. tom cotton of arkansas and james lankford of oklahoma. >>> plus, a political firestorm over comments by one of obamacare's architects. >> call it the stupidity of the american voter or whatever, but that was really, really critical to get the thing to pass. >> our sunday group assesses the fallout. >>> our power player of the week. bill marriott, creating hotels for the millennial generation. >> this is what the customers want. you succeed in business by giving them what they want. >>> hello from fox news in washington. first, some breaking news.

plus senator sheldon whitehouse on the massive implications of a republican takeover. then the latest dark money ploy to fool democratic voters in three states. >> get hot, get -- >> and why being a bad candidate doesn't necessarily mean you're going to lose. tonight, our bipartisan list of the candidates we can't believe have a real shot at winning. >> senator jackson claims to be for the people. >> "all in" starts right now. >> that comment is not politically correct. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes, it's election have no america which mean's tomorrow is election day and millions of people across the nation are greeting that news with a giant collective shrug. that thick line at the bottom, the blue one there, that is the interest in tomorrow's elections charted against the previous two, which, as you can see, is much, much lower than it was in either of the last two mid-terms, and i get it. are watching the least productive congress in u.s. history, it is in fact hard to get invested in the used that four or five senate seats changing party will make

plus, senator sheldon whitehouse. then, the latest dark-money ploy to fool democratic voters in three states. >> and why being a bad candidate doesn't necessarily mean you're going to lose. tonight, our bipartisan lisz of candidates we believe have a real shot at winning. >> senator jackson claims to be for the people. but he's the first one to give it to the people without providing vasilne. >> all in starts right now. >> that comment is not pret plitically correct. >> millions of people across the nation are grieving that news with a giant collective shrug. that's the point at the bottom, the blue one that you see there. that's the interest in tomorrow's elections charted against the previous two, which, as you can see, is much, much lower than it was in either of the last two midterms. and i get it. after watching the least productive congress in u.s. history, it is hard to get invested in the idea that four or five senate seats changing parties will make that much of a difference. so i think a lot of people, under

sheldon cooper. welcome to sheldon cooper presents: fun with flags.ner of our design your own flag competition. but i can't. the only entry was from gameygamer75, and i know that was a jpeg of your buttocks. now this week we have a very special episode where we explore the flags of the popular entertainment franchise, star trek. and to help me, i'm pleased to introduce internet personality, former star of star trek: the next generation, and the only guy i know lucky enough to be immortalized in 1/16 scale-- set phasers to "fun"...

. >> i can't think mo sheldon enough. if you want to learn how to fly yourself or go for a flight, look him up. >> an understanding of things people are doing. who wants to go to russia? >> i'd do it. >>> sometimes when celebrities are involved, you get so excited you lose control of yourself, what you are trying to do. this celebrity is in this video, b.o.b., the wrapper and j.b. and salina on wild 94.99. they are in the v.i.p. room at 94.99 and there is an excited fan. >> i have a funny feeling you are right. >> you are wrong, oddly. she comes up to spend time with b.o.b. oh, she starts working it. >> how does that stay up? >> i don't know. >> oh! >> it's not all the way. they are not all the way out. >> you don't see the bulls eye. did he shove her? >> no, if you go back and look, i think he was getting into the beat. watch the knee. he was grooving to her groove and his knee hit her and she was top heavy and fell over. >> a little top heavy. ♪ >>> can you believe we are cruising through november already? no shade nove

i can't thank mo sheldon enough. look him up. >> we need to start understanding these things. who wants to go volunteer driving in russia? >> i'll do it. >>> got a couple of videos that are all about family. this first video a family get together. >> thank you to our parents for the example they gave us all our lives. >> listen closely to that prayer. >> please let us continue with our kids. >> this is the first grandchild. >> april has only been married for three months. >> they got down to business. >> this next video part of the rtm family. we followed this couple through all their major milestones. ryan barber and his wife irene at their wedding in seattle, washington. ryan needs help with his wedding toast. used siri to help him out. then we saw the feature film where ryan and irene announced they were pregnant. guess what we have now? we have a baby boy named solomon. he was born on july 4th. they just got around to making this video. it's a halloween-themed video. they take little baby solomon and place him around different seattle, washington, locations. >> i cannot be

sheldon, get him. if a zombie bites you, you turn into a zombie.all you turn into is some schmo with a mummy bite. so, like a zombie, that's been eaten from the waist down, you, sir, have no leg to stand on. good boy. here's a cookie. oh, thank you.

sheldon cooper, and welcome to "sheldon cooper presents fun with flags." [ laughter ] the final episodem sure you're thinking, "the final episode. who will stand between us and flag ignorance?" >> i know i was thinking that. is this a show on flags or mind reading? [ laughter ] >> the truth is, i can no longer balance a full-time career, a popular internet show, and a girlfriend. >> and he really does have one, you jerks on the comment board. [ laughter ] >> seth: please welcome mayim bialik! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you? >> i'm okay. >> seth: that's the first time i said your name right all night. i'm so sorry. >> who's counting? >> seth: i kept, i kept getting your -- i sometimes have like aphasia with certain names. so, i apologize. >> then you would say nothing. okay, i won't make up -- [ laughter ] no, aphasia jokes. >> seth: oh, right, you're a scientist! >> that's right, you can't make that joke with me. >> seth: you're a scientist. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah, there you go. now, you are -- it's actually interesting that i have you this week. i'm so happy, because we

"no, sheldon, we don't need a steamer." looks like that rumpled chicken's come home to roost. hi.ou asked for. oh, thanks, i thought i had more. damn, you've got more makeup than i do. you've got better makeup than i do. yeah, i'm borrowing this. hey, hey, hey, hey. this is my comic-con makeup. i love you, but there are some things a man doesn't share with his girlfriend. that's a wise policy. i once borrowed my sister's makeup for a costume contest. got a terrible case of pinkeye. yeah, but luckily, i was going as a zombie.

joining me tonight sheldon whitehouse of rhode island and with us jane club. senator, you first. people in the oil industry now saying that keystone is not necessary? >> well, that's kind of been their line all along. that's part of what the state department said. they'll just find another way to get it to market so there won't really be any environmental harm. we think that's badly mistaken. the canadian energy research institute says the break even price for the tar sands is $85 on the oil market. and we're at $75. it costs about $15 per ton to roll the stuff out on rail. so i think there's a real environmental difference in stopping keystone, and i think it's important to push on that and it's important for the white house to have our back, and back us up with a very toe either now or in january we can't hold the line in the senate. >> and do you think that's where the president is leaning right now? >> we're informed that's where he's leaning, but we certainly don't have a hard assurance of that. >> well, senator, so 60 votes. it sounds like the 60 votes will be there because

right notes. [ ♪ music ] >>reporter: riverview gardens high school jazz band on stage at the historic sheldononcert hall in st louis. they practised hard. it was not easy amid the anger, frustration and violence over michael brown's death. >> why it's about thinking about being out there, getting to school solve. i'm here today. >> reporter: protests and tension dominated the school year so far, disrupting classes and raising stress levels. many students at riverview sou the scenes unfold in the neighbourhood. there are queers that a grand jury decision will be a catalyst for more trouble. >> the concert may not have happened had violence broken out. students, parents and the school. they were going through droum. it was all about the music. between sets, these young musicians are as relaxed as they have been in months. the music they played well helped them cope. i dream about the music. i eat and think about the music. >> reporter: teachers placed their share of distress in the past months. these are high school students, getting them ready for college and adult life can't be put aside even

it hit near the sheldon national wildlife refuge an area that's seen a swarm of earthquakes lately. >>> we're still weeks away from black friday but bargain shoppers are already lining up in hopes getting their hands on the best dealings. >> wow! and a reminder if you have a consumer problem or a question, give us a call. our hotline, at 888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now. >>> in today's jobs report, steven greenberg says the degetteing hired may be thinking small -- the key to getting hired may be thinking semiautomatic. >>> reporter: the unsung heroes of our economy are the creators of small businesses. the founders of facebook and twitter get lots of attention. but it's the owners of companies with fewer than 500 workers that have generated two out of every three new jobs this century. they employ more than half of all private sector workers. in california, the latest figures show there are nearly 685,000 small businesses that employ more than 6.3 million workers. the job seekers tend to focus on a larger more well known companies. that's understandable. but targeting sm

[music] river view gardens high school jazz band on stage at the historic sheldon concert hall in st. louis. they practiced hard, and it was not easy amid the anger, frustration and occasional violence over michael brown's deaths. >> with all the violence it's hard for me to sleep at night and think about getting up in the morning and getting out there, getting to school safely. >> reporter: protests and tension have dominated the school year so far, disrupting classes, raising stress levels. many of the students at river view saw these scenes unfold in their neighborhood. there are fears that a grand jury decision against indicting the white police officer who shot michael brown will be a catalyst for more trouble. this concert might not have happened at all had violence broken out makes it all more special. the area is going through terrible trauma, but today it's all about the music. between sets backstage these young musicians are as relaxed as they have been in months. the music she played so well has helped them cope. >> i think about music. music saves my life. >> reporter: tea

. >> an indication sheldon carter and his wife believe that montgomery county planning officials may now have a lot more to worry about. >> you can't do nothing. >> it's a case that brought grown men to tears and resulted in seven years of meetings, investigations, and bureaucracy that left the dispute over access rights along this historic road in sandy spring unresolved. in a lawsuit, some landowners claim during the development of this nearby subdivision, the maryland national park and planning commission wrongly changed maps, erased historic addresses, and left people like 73-year-old, william rounds without legal access to his own land. blocking his plans to build a retirement home here. >> what could the motivation possibly be? >> money. >> steve, the founder of save sandyspring.org has been assisting landowners. >> access to their homes and their properties since the mid 1800s. and there comes a time that a subdivision plan is put forward and for reasons unknown, park and planning delete their addresses, deletes their road, and then says they don't keep recos to know who did i

ruth sheldon knowles came from an oklahoma oil family. her book "the greatest gamblers" told the industry's history. rockefeller stayed out of the drilling end because he didn't want to lose any money. he was the one who always wanted to -- he wanted to make the money. and when he saw that there was such a thing as drilling dry holes and you could lose money, it was obvious to him in the beginning, that there was going to be as much money lost in looking for oil as there would be made by finding it. schoumacher: rockefeller bought the oil that other men drilled, refined it, and sold it. by 1869, he had the largest refinery in the country. and a year later, standard oil of ohio was born. when competition squeezed profit margins, rockefeller squeezed the competition. willing competitors were bought. unwilling competitors found themselves cut off from railroads, pipelines, and credit. by having the monopoly that he had originally -- which in refining and in pipelining -- he was able to control the price of oil for the producers. and the inde

river view gardens high school jazz band on stage at the historic sheldon concert hall in st.nd practiced hard and it wasn't easy amid the anger, frustration and occasional violence over michael brown's deaths. >> the riots and everything so it is kind of hard to sleep at night and think about getting up in the morning, being out there, getting to school safely, but i made it and am here today. >> reporter: it dominated the school year and discorrupts disrupting classes and fears a grand jury decision against indicting the white police officer who shot michael brown will be a catalyst for more trouble. this concert might not have happened at all had violence broke out makes it more special for students and parents and school and the area is going through terrible trauma but today it's all about the music. between sets back stage these musicians are as relaxed as they have been in months, the music they played so well has helped them cope. >> i dream about music, i wake up with music in my head and go to school and music and eat and think about music, music saved my life. >> re

sheldon recently took over for joe green. what do you think of the approach. >> thank you for having me. exciting to be here. hoping to get a senate bill done. we think ultimately it is absolutely critical that there is a legislative solution. that is the permanent legislative solution that so many people need, including the tech community but we think there are things the president can do that are meaningful, although temporary. we are encouraged to will do this before the end of the year. >> you have your feet on the ground there. the bill has passed the senate that could come up in the house but the speaker will not allow a vote on it. david axelrod sent a tweet out to say the president should promise not to go on executive order if they can get a vote on the bill. does that have any chance in the current congress cap go >> i think the speaker has made it clear he will not put that on the floor. we think it is disappointing the house could not get a bill done. the muchcouraged by brought support around the country. three i

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plus, senator sheldon whitehouse.atest dark-money ploy to fool democratic voters in three states. >> and why being a bad candidate doesn't necessarily mean you're going to lose. tonight, our bipartisan lisz of candidates we believe have a real shot at winning. >> senator jackson claims to be for the people. but he's the first one to give it to the people without providing vasilne. >> all in starts right now. >> that comment is not pret plitically correct.

. >> joining us now is sheldon yet. he is a representative in liberia, thank you for speaking to us, is this decision to lift the state of emergency in your view a wise one? is there progress in the fight against ebola? >> there is certainly progress, but it's too early to send all of the sell from story balloons. there are still cases in the country, and the virus is effecting people, and we still need all hans on deck. was it a good idea to lift the state of emergency. >> we don't take a stand on the state of emergency per se. but it is a good indication of the progress that has been made. give us examples of how progress has been made. what's changed over the recent weeks and months. in the way of dealing with the outbreak. >> well, the numbers of cases are going down, but we still have outbreaks in all counties of the country. but i think communities are doing a much better job themselves of doing the right things. of controlling access, ensuring people's temperatures are taken, of ensuring that good hygiene is in p

but you know most of the money that sheldonned aleson contributed to help elect republicans didn't work. but in the last congress he had lindsay graham among others introduce a bill that would ban internet gambling, sheldonned aleson is a casino owner. he is very much against internet gambling because it would take revenue away from or potentially take money away from his casino operations in vegas. he has some that he's invested in pennsylvania, invested in casinos internationally. and so he's very much against internet gaming becoming a reality. and republicans introduced this bill for him. it didn't pass, but i think that's incredible that here's this priority of this big donor and a bill introduced and a lot of times things do get passed, or its special interest that they're looking for. there's tax extenders, these are basically tax breaks in the internal revenue code for specific industries, sometimes specific organizations, blue cross companies have their own particular tax break that cost the treasury about $400 billion a year. i'm sorry, $400 million a year, which is not a smal

. >> an indication sheldon carter and his wife believe that montgomery county planning officials may have a lot more to worry about. >> you can't do nothing. >> it's a case that brought grown men to tears and resulted in seven years of meetings, investigations, and bureaucracy that left the dispute over access rights along this historic road in sandy spring unresolved. in a lawsuit, some landowners claim during the development of this nearby subdivision, the maryland national park and planning commission wrongly changed maps, erased historic addresses, and left people like 73-year-old, william rounds without legal access to his own land. blocking his plans to build a retirement home here. >> what could the motivation possibly be? >> money. >> steve, the founder of save sandyspring.org has

john thune and sheldon whitehouse.then president obama promises to take executive action to block deportation of millions of illegal immigrants. how far will the gop go to stop him? >> they have the ability

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fishermen finding fish that their parents and grandparents never saw, it is getting weird out there, sheldon >> senator thune, because i want to move on to immigration, in 30 seconds or so, when 97 percent of scientific papers say that human activity does add to climate change don't we have to do something? >> look, climate change is occurring, it is always occurring, there are a number of factors that contribute including human activity. the question, what are we going to do? what cost? the president agreed to a bad deal all pain and no gain for the membership, nonbinding and a hope that some day the chinese might, might, might actually reduce at the same time the united states reduces -- makes reductions twice what we are planning right now. that means 90 percent increase in utility rates for people, low income people in places like south dakota and what i would say to that, if you trust the chinese on something like this, i have some ocean front rot -- property in south dakota for you, it is one-sided and nonbinding deal we have agreed to and i don't expect we will ever see china agree to

>> maria, just to bolster the argument that ron just put forth, here's what rhode island senator sheldon said, a member of the so-called "hell no" caucus. asked if he could envision him performing a rand paul style talking filibuster in the republican senate, whitehouse replied "of course, we'll have more tools in the minority than we had in the majority." seriously. >> carol, what i think this underscores is that you're going to have now leaders in the senate are going to be fighting for the causes that they believe best represent the middle-class in this country, which, frankly, the "hell no" caucus from the tea party in the right has been able to block. i've talked to a lot of these so-called liberal senators, carol, and to their staff and they have no surpriinterest lik republicans have to be obstructionist? so will they stand up for causes where they believe the middle-class is being harmed? absolutely. does that mean they're going to say no to everything simply because the republicans bring it up? absolutely not. they are ready to work for solutions to this country, which is exactl

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democratic congressman tim bishop is facing a tough challenge from republican state senator lee sheldon. bishop had a serious lead, but it's now believed zeldon has made it a very competitive race. in west virginia there's a very tough battle between 19 term democratic congressman nick ray hall and republican challenger r evan jenkins. it's been a tough cycle for ray hall and one to watch. in new hampshire there's a battle between congresswoman carol shay porter, following a former congressman greg -- they battled each other in 2012. it is believed obama care could put the democrat at risk in that race. >> top house leaders have been actively involved in the cycle in what way? >> well, serious fundraising and doing events hoping to help candidates in key districts win. house speaker john boehner has been out on the stump in places like iowa and trying to help candidates in what he sees as key pick-up opportunities. just last week boehner made stops in iowa illinois, west virginia, and new york. meanwhile, house democratic leader nancy pelosi has been active, particularly at fundraising.

polling initially showed that people were in favor of it, but sheldon adelson, the republican donor,has been pouring money against marijuana in that state so the poll have turned a little bit on that. turning to minimum wage, as you know, carol, the republican party here in washington has opposed any raising of the minimum wage that president obama has been in favor of so it's interesting that in four conservative states, alaska, arkansas, nebraska, and south dakota, it looks like the electorate there is very much in favor of raising the minimum wage. also on the ballot in san francisco and a couple of other locations around the country where they're talking about even higher minimum wage laws. and then finally on the issue of guns. washington state, where there was a recent high school shooting, carol, the voters there are trying to decide whether to expand gun -- background checks for gun purchases, even in private sales and at gun shows. that's, again, another hot button issue around the country in light of this recent shooting. it looks like the electorate there, the voters there

sheldon adelson, right-wing, republican mega donor is very much an advocate of immigration reform, partly the reasons that you're talking about, like jim murren, the head of mgm resorts. so they understand this issue has a real-world impact on their business, as well as believing that it's got to happen or it's going to be a problem politically for both parties. >> and they really want to stop illegal immigration, or just want relief from people here illeg illegally? do they want the whole shebang? they don't want cheap illegal labor, people like adelson? >> i can't answer that directly, because they never say that, we just want cheap illegal labor. >> of course not. >> not so much in the gaming industry. but remember when las vegas was the fastest growing city in the country for decades, the construction industry, they loved the cheap illegal labor. then the construction boom ended and the bottom fell out of the construction market. that dynamic has changed. i think it's much more significant than it has been in the gaming industry. >> what's the view on the republican side? are they ser

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please welcome one of the sharpest of my imaginary girlfriends, sheldon brooke 's. ♪ >> well, as daniellefiction was fun. catastrophic epidemic child-abuse and dyer homeless poverty. it reminds me of a great writer russell banks who opened a copy of people magazine to find this system review of his latest book, another bummer from banks. but while we bring you here, no bombers. these are books about the exhilaration of being a human being, about the amazing power of art to elevate our spirit, about the redeeming power of faith and the overwhelming, healing power of love. so go figure. i am not going to complain about how many books we have to read. i will say that one of my fellow judges, the remarkable book seller, had to go to her local shop and get elbow pads because she was wearing out the skin of her elbows. a handyman to come in and see if i needed to underpin my fragile to see if i could i could sustain the number of books pressing. but it is a great privilege to read so many books and see the richness of the writing that is happening in this country in a single year. we were ridic

sergeant sheldon lyon is on duty that day. >> when the troopers finally see her on the interstate, her war her car is at over 100 miles per hour. >> trooper justin johnson's dash camera is recording when he catches up with ulvestad. he's one of two responders. >> the troopers made their game plan as they were responding. one of them got in front, and the other one followed her from behind, and the plan was if one of them got slowed up, they would leapfrog back and forth always trying to keep someone in front of her. >> i'm coming up on a bunch of cars. >> okay. >> oh, i am so scared. >> okay. calm down. >> she came very close to hitting people. people wouldn't move over. >> troopers try to warn other drivers with flashing lights and sirens. >> copy. there's a semi blocking at the 16. >> we wanted to make sure there was everything we could do to prevent loss of life or serious injury. >> trying to get ahead of the vehicle to clear traffic ahead of her. a semi can't get over in time. >> in one chilling moment, ulvestad narrowly escapes a crash. >> kia sorento goes under an overpass on th

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