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my name is wilma melville.ue dogs and firefighter handlers to save lives after a disaster. right turn. we like to use shelter dogs. it is a humane thing to do. there is nothing better than a dog's nose to find a live human. attaboy. >> get out of there, search dog! >> we have been to the world trade center, japan, joplin, missouri, and haiti. >> in haiti on the fourth day there, we made contact with 10-year-old girl. we would ask her to acknowledge us with a tap. and around the sixth or seventh hour she stopped tapping. >> finding live people is our goal. but providing hope for the unlooker, and a place to begin work for the firefighter are meaningful, meaningful objectives. >> she is doing amazing things, placing shelter dogs with firefighters. wilma and her organization have trained 131 rescue teams for free. you can learn more about the search dog foundation or make a donation at cnn heroes.com, and be sure to join the conversation on cn heroes facebook and twitter pages. stay with us. and open doors, seize

we still are having difficulty getting our money from wilma, and iin the tune of $400,000. is there some way that if we don't know the secret to expediting this, is there some secret we are missing here? our paper work, everything is in, but with so much coming, it is not just for me, it would be for everyone who has to deal with fema. i am not being critical, i am just askg. >> if criticism is warranted, you can be critical. >> i know they have a workload, and i appreciate it, but i also have to look at my home town, and i would really appreciate them expediting our funds from wilma and from francis. >> i am glad you raised that because i have been able to be successful in helping the cities in my district cut through the red tape that fema has and get those refunds. i am surprised you are still struggling and have not called me yet to help you with that refund from wilma. talk with jody and vivian after an we can definitely start to put in some calls to shake that money loser. is not ok that it has been this long. we do have some good news with the mud. the director of fe

my name is wilma melville.ur organization trains rescue dogs and firefighter handlers to save lives after a disaster. right turn -- we like to use shelter dogs. it's the humane thing to do. there is nothing better than a dog's nose to find a live human. [ dog barking ] >> we've

my name is wilma melville.ur organization trains rescue dogs and firefighter handlers to save lives after a disaster. right turn. we like to use shelter dogs. it is a humane thing to do. there is nothing better than a dog's nose to find a live human. we have been to the world trade center, japan, joplin, missouri, and haiti. >> in haiti, on a fourth day there, we made contact with a 10-year-old girl. we would ask her to acknowledge us with a tap. around the sixth or seventh hour she stopped tapping. >> finding live people is our goal. but providing hope for the onlooker and a place to begin work for the firefighter, those are meaningful, meaningful objectives. >> if you knew someone who deserved special recognition, go to cnn heroes.com. we're back after this. we were so blessed when we had triplets. if by blessed you mean freaked out about money. well, we suddenly noticed that everything was getting more expensive, so we switched to the bargain detergent, but i found myself using three times more than you're s

you don't want to miss this. 77-year-old wilma melville and her search dog organization has helped savemajor disasters for the past 15 years, here she is. >> when the oklahoma city bombing happened, i saw the size of that building on television. i had a hobby of learning to train a disaster search dog. i was deployed to oklahoma city. i did wonder, can we really do this? can we really find live people? when i got home, i said what is this nation doing with approximately 15 fema certified dogs? this one building alone requires far more than 15. my name is wilma melville, and our organization trains rescue dogs and firefighter handlers to save lives after a disaster. right turn. we like to use shelter dogs, it's a humane thing to do. there is nothing better than a dog's nose to find a live human. [ dog barking ] >> we have been to the world trade center, japan, joplin, missouri and haiti. >> in haiti, on our fourth day there, we made contact with a 10-year-old girl. we would ask her to acknowledge us with a tap. and around the sixth or seventh hour, she stopped tapping. >> finding live pe

my name is wilma melville. firefighter handlers to save lives after a disaster. right turn -- we like to use shelter dogs. it's the human thing to do. there is nothing better than a dog's nose to find a live human.

my name is wilma melville. our organization trains rescue dogs and firefighter handlers to save lives after a disaster. right turn. we like to use shelter dogs. it's a humane thing to do. there is nothing better than a dog's nose to find a live human. [ dog barking ] >> get 'em out of there, search dog. >> we've been to the world trade center, japan, joplin, missouri, and haiti. >> in haiti, on our fourth day there, we made contact with a 10-year-old girl. we would ask her to acknowledge us with a tap. and around the sixth or seventh hour, she stopped tapping. >> finding live people is our goal, but providing hope for the onlooker and a place to begin work for the firefighter, those are meaningful, meaningful objectives. >> and wilma melville has trained more than 130 rescue teams, all for free. to learn more, you can check out cnnheroes.com. be sure to follow cnn heroes on twitter as well as on facebook. >>> also standing by, we told you coming up today, comedian katt williams having to apologize for what some

my name is wilma melville, our organization trains rescue dogs and firefighter handlers to save livesfter a disaster. right turn. we like to use shelter dogs. it's a humane thing to do. there is nothing better than a dog's nose to find a live human. we've been to the world trade center, japan, joplin, missouri, and haiti. >> in haiti on our fourth day there we made contact with a 10-year-old girl. we would ask her to acknowledge us with a tap. around the sixth, seventh hour she stopped tapping. >> finding live people is our goal. but providing hope for the onlooker and a place to begin work for the firefighter, those are many fold objectives. >> ms. melville and her organization trained 131 shelter dog rescue teams for free. you can learn more about the search dog foundation or make a donation at cnn heroes.com. you can join the conversation on cnn heroes facebook as well as twitter pages. >>> almost six years to the day after hurricane katrina, new orleans prepares for another big storm. we are going to speak with the city's deputy mayor of public safety. what is that? it's you! it's

we still are having difficulty getting our money from wilma, and is in the tune of $400,000. is there some way that if we don't know the secret to expediting this, is there some secret we are missing here? our paper work, everything is in, but with so mh coming, it is not just for me, it would be for everyone who has to deal with fema. i am not being critical, i am just asking. >> if criticism is warranted, you can be critical. >> i know they have a workload, and i appreciate it, but i also have to look at my home town, and i would really appreciate them expediting our funds from wilma and from francis. >> i am glad you raised that because i have been able to be successful in helping the cities in my district cut through the red tape that fema has and get those refunds. i am surprised you are still struggling and have not called me yet to help you with that refund from wilma. talk with jody and vivian after an we can definitely start to put in some calls to shake that money loser. is not ok that it has been this long. we do have some good news with the mud. the director of fe

katrina, rita and wilma.a, you will remember, was one of the storms that hit florida in the year before, florida had four storms. dennis, ivan, francis and charlie hit florida in one year. i believe that's why senator rubio and senator nelson understand the hollowness and the danger of the cantor doctrine, because had this doctrine been in effect when these four hurricanes hit florida back in 2004, the people of florida would have had to come to congress and before we could spend one dime to help them, we would have had to find a $3 billion offset. so maybe, mr. president, we would have gone to your state and taken the money out of your transportation program or gone to my state or somewhere to find the $3 billion, but we didn't. we sent florida their $3 billion, and we will pay for it over time, and i don't know what we would have done in the gulf coast had the people in the united states enforced the cantor doctrine which was to find $45 billion like that, like that before we could have sent money to missis

. >>> they call him the head of the family, but wilma mud abbas finally become the father of a palestinianarbining table in the middle east peace process begins the beginning along with yasser arafat. he was a founding member of fatah, the first guerilla group in the palestinian liberation organization. his reputation has always been as a moderate, pragmatic. by contrast with arafat's colorful charismcharisma, he. he played an important role in the peace accord with prime minister rat bean. after arafat's death in 2004 he took the reins becoming chairman of the palestinian authority and head of fatah. but not long after the movement splintered. in 2006 the radical islamic group hamas took power beating out the more moderate fatah party. hamas then seized control of gaza in 2007 leaving fatah in charge of the west bank. palestinian militants in gaza continued to fire rockets at israeli border towns, and israel responded with full force and a blistering attack in 2009. an israeli human rights organization put the palestinian death toll at more than 1,300. more than half of the dead they say

remember wilma and mitch, those were very strong hurricanes in the month of october.lk about the radar where we're seeing a very strong cold front move across the northeast, back into the southern plains that will drop temperatures in some cases 30 dee theres. and -- degrees. and then we're seeing the radar light up across the central u.s. let's zoom in to jon scott's colorado rockies, he loves it there so much, he owns it. but we are seeing the potential for some snow showers above 8,000 feet, so the skiers already waxing their boards, and it's not even fall yet, jon scott. jon: get 'em waxed. that's for sure. [laughter] i'm ready, i'm there. >> reporter: i know you are. jon: thanks, j.d. >> reporter: you bet. jenna: breaking news out of utah now on the case of missing mom susan powell. rick, what have we found out? is. >> reporter: well, last hour we told you officials have been trying to determine if some human remains found in utah are those of susan powell. she is the 28-year-old mom who disappeared almost two years ago. her husband has been named as a person of

it was $43 billion just for katrina, rita and wilma.he whole budget is only had -- only $42 billion. when people tell me pay for it out of the budget, we can't pay for it out of the homeland security budget. in some cases, it exceeds the entire budget of the country. it's just not right to do that to pay for current disasters -- to pay for past disasters with money that we use to prepare for future disasters. and then i could show you the rest of the chart. we have beached up our base funding, but we don't have that level of base funding that potentially may be necessary, but now is not the time. this has been a problem, as you can see, for many years, so now is not the time to keep the east coast waiting and missouri waiting and the floods in the mississippi river waiting and some people in california waiting, and texas, might i say, has had 20,000 fires, 20,000. this is not the time to keep the people of texas waiting while we figure this out. we eventually are going to have to figure it out. we don't have to do it this week. so i see

give in and let this go, and i sort of as a joke said to the individual well, if wilma hale will agree not to raise the statute of limitations against anybody that sues their clients if they file a lawsuit late, maybe i'll reconsider. he thought he was serious. of course they're not going to do that. if some poor person files a lawsuit against somebody they're representing and they filed it one hour late, will mahalil will file a motion 20 dismiss. this is law. it has to be objective, has to be fair. you're not entitled to walk in the united states congress well connected and start lobbying for special leave. there's nothing more complicated about that than this. so a couple of things have been raised. well, they suggest that we shouldn't amend the house patent bill, that that somehow will kill the legislation. that is not so. chairman leahy has said he supports the amendment, but he doesn't want to vote for it because it would keep the bill from being passed somehow. it won't keep it from being passed. indeed, the bill that was brought to the house floor didn't have this language in i

my name is wilma melville.ndlers to save lives after a disaster. right turn. we like to use shelter dogs. it's a humane thing to do. there is nothing better a dog's nose to find a live human. that a boy! get out of there, search dog! >> we have been to the world trade center, japan, joplin, missouri, and haiti. >> in haiti, on our fourth day there, we made contact with a 10-year-old girl. we would ask her to acknowledge us with a tap. around the ix sixth or seventh hour, she stopped tapping. >> finding live people is our goal, but providing hope for the on-looker and a place to begin work for the firefighter, those are many fold, many fold objectives. >>> what can do you to prevent a heart attack? i've been eating kale chips and cambutch juice. how critical is your diet? sanjay gupta has spent the last year exploring the ling between food and heart disease for a special you can see this weekend. he joins me now from atlanta. sanjay, i think fair to say a lot of doctors don't make the same link, they don't tell

can't predict, even if you do plan responsibly, you never know, as in the case of katrina and rita and wilma. and because our leadership already negotiated a way forward for us. but yet we have people now all over the country looking to the republican leadership, listening to representative cantor, listening to representative boehner, speaker boehner say, i'd like to help you, ladies and gentlemen, but we have to find an offset. i think people say, well, why didn't we hear that when they sent troops into afghanistan or iraq? why didn't we hear that when they're rebuilding iraq and afghanistan? the same people aren't standing up yelling and screaming, or didn't when we went in. and i think they have a good -- a good point. so i'm saying that i am proud of the senate for last night, with democrats mostly and, yes, about eight republicans that voted to move this debate forward. i thank particularly senator blunt from missouri, who's been an outstanding leader on the appropriations committee for the need to act now, to act quickly, to fund the dirf, to fund the corps of engineers. missouri has h