her elderly mother, a quad ra pa lee jik who couldn t be evacuated by boat. i look around and i don t know where to start. i don t know. reporter: half a million in louisiana are still without power. some communities surrounded by standing water, homes gone. there s not a person that s not suffering. reporter: katy s home overtaken by floodwaters, furniture tossed to the mud. you re drowning and reaching up and saying help me and no one is coming. reporter: officials say the total number of destroyed power polls higher than hurricanes katrina, ike, delta and zeta combined. the national guard now operating a floating bridge to one town cut off by floodwaters. the mud keeps coming and coming. reporter: concerns also
president, what s your client s explanation? chris, if you look, for better or worse, the record of text between pete and lease ra pa lisa page is a realtime comment of their consciousness. they talk about all kind of stuff. they never, ever say they re going to commit a coup, they never say they re going to undermine democracy. the insurance policy text has been completely taken out of context. pete provided a lengthy explanation. that was in the first inspector general s report. the one thing that if you re looking for someone s state of mind that you can kind of look to is all the surrounding evidence. and here you have proof positive that they never actually did anything. and pete in particular never did anything that was motivated by his personal political opinions. look, obviously there was a play made here to exploit those conversations and use them as political fodder and it worked.
of the church, the first pope. to join the united states congress. not afraid to take on the status quo. he s not going to appeal universally to both sides. a new poll shows trump s lead is decreasing. hillary has become very shrill. he was the original birther. marco rubio has no money, zero. i intend to beat donald trump. announcer: this is new day with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and mikaela pair ra pa. what a beautiful day. the sun is coming up in history with unity and tolerance will ring out in a place that it s often just a whisper. one adviser calling today s speech the big one of the pope s d.c. visit.
i do this? how will i survive? reporter: at 6 4 , he s been tough. he served in the u.s. military and earned his living as a welder. and when his accident took away his ability to walk, he thought the world had come to an end. you know, i field helpless, what can i do? reporter: more than a decade after the accident, a cutting edge idea called rework is giving him the use of his legs back. it s an exo skeleton to help paraplegics do what they never thought was possible, stand up and walk again. i m looking at the watch and he tells me time to press. i didn t want to press that yet. i want to stay here for a moment because it s been so many years. reporter: the man who invented rewalk has a story of his own. he is himself a quad dra pa lee