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pressures had something to do with it as well as they blamed the internet age. yeah. so it was a simple production mistake. deadline pressure of news which caused it. no, the deadline pressure of an emergency story on book covers. oh. fantastic. there you go. usually out about three months before they actually book it. i m not sure what the emergency is. kind of crazy. let s talk about a little weather. so many people will be traveling right now. steve? gretchen, we begin with a severe weather alert. torrential rains creating disasters in the southwest. major flooding has soaked the las vegas area forcing clark county officials to declare a state of emergency. the record rainfall has caused creeks to overflow, closing several roads. and in california, a state of emergency has also been declared. check out this incredible rescues. the pounding rains flooded a stable outside of los angeles but animal rescue teams were able to rush in and save 34
that the entire story was all part of a military cover-up. all the generals were lying. can t be sure. can t tell you. it s a guess. i don t know. i don t recall. precisely how i learned that he was killed. find out that the military were the very people that lied to us. it s outrageous! filmmaker explores this controversy in the new documentary the tillman story and joins us here right now. first of all, what inspired you to do a movie about pat tillman, an american football hero turned soldier? i think any filmmaker would have jumped at this opportunity. it doesn t come off as a documentary. you couldn t write this stuff. it s got more twists and turns than an nfl playbook and has an inspiring story, taking on the u.s. government. this this very inspiring family. and, of course, pat tillman is a great american hero who, you know, i think any filmmaker who jump at the opportunity to tell his story.
16 minutes after the top of the hour. this story is it coming out of mexico. eight people were killed by a gunman in a beachside bar at the resort town of cancun, this happened yesterday. some say it s the latest in deadly violence that could soon target american vacationers. james pastor is the author of terrorism and public safety policing. good morning to you, mr. pastor. good morning, gretchen. when you heard about this latest incident that just happened yesterday, eight people killed in a bar outside of cancun. i mean, everyone in america has heard of cancun. it s a very popular destination for vacationers. what does that say to you about safety of americans there? well, sure, everybody s heard of cancun. it s critical for the mexican economy as well as their tourist industry. let me just say first, my heart
did you contact the family or did the family contact you to make this film? we contacted the family. we worked very closely with the family and we spent three years working with them to get the story right and we worked with his platoon as well. his platoon mates collaborated and, you know, there was we felt a real compulsion to correct the rorpd. record. the way it s been reported is really far off the mark and i think people will be very surprised with they find out how different the story is. and the family worked with you throughout the film? they did. advisors? they did, yeah. has the military contacted you in response to the film? no, you know, we ve had some very some very gratifying responses from veterans groups, from soldiers stillen li enlist. the soldiers in his platoon say they love the film. what about the pentagon? no, they haven t contacted me yet. they have yet to account for their actions.