people driving away from home as smoke and flames engulf nearly everything. listen to evacuees tell what they managed to escape with. everything else can be replaced, but my babies can t be replaced. they just can t. it s my mom s mom s and and these were real important to her, my sister s wedding dress in the back. i have oklahoma s governor on the phone right now. mary fallon who just finished touring some of the hardest-hit areas. what s the toughest challenge that you re incurring right now? well, the toughest challenge, rob, right now is that it s still very, very hot outside. your state was up to 115 in some areas of the state. we, of course, are in the middle of a big drought in our state. we need rain and cool temperatures desperately, but we have all of the resources out working very, very hard. we re coordinating fire command centers, but i don t have a total estimate on the number of acres left, but from what i can best guess we re probably about 60,000 acr
he had a great week of debates. seems to got his mojo, i guess, in a way he maybe lost it the week before. what s your overview? it s a big night for mitt romney. no doubt about that. he seems to be well positioned right now for february. most of these contests whether in nevada or arizona or michigan, he s got some major advantages even in colorado let s say. he s going to do well in february. but you correctly point out march 6th assuming all four of these candidates remain in the contest, march 6th super tuesday. it s called super for a reason. it s going to be significant. and the other three gave absolutely no indication whatsoever piers, that they re thinking of dropping out. newt gingrich in fact in his remarks tonight and his speech tonight, he didn t even congratulate mitt romney, which is traditional. the other two candidates did. there was no phone call between the two of them. he s pushing on. he is determined to do what he can to get this nomination. even if it
approval rating. only 13% of americans approve of what the members of congress are actually doing in their job right now. this postal service story is part of to the reason why. multimillionaires like congressman darrell issa are holding the fate of 120,000 hard working americans right in his handses. why? because he wants to private advertise t issa is the same congressman who called president obama corrupt on limbaugh s radio show. issa is morally corrupt for trying to cut an essential service that americans have been counting on for 235 years. grab these numbers. the president is trying to create jobs in this country. 120,000 jobs will be lost if the democrats don t step up and do something about this. and you know what, if the legislation and the lame duck session of the congress in 2006, before nancy pelosi grabbed the gavel, the conservative congress passed a law that forced the postal service to fund health
this postal service story is part of to the reason why. multimillionaires like congressman darrell issa are holding the fate of 120,000 hard working americans right in his handses. why? because he wants to private advertise t issa is the same congressman who called president obama corrupt on limbaugh s radio show. issa is morally corrupt for trying to cut an essential service that americans have been counting on for 235 years. grab these numbers. the president is trying to create jobs in this country. 120,000 jobs will be lost if the democrats don t step up and do something about this. and you know what, if the legislation and the lame duck session of the congress in 2006, before nancy pelosi grabbed the gavel, the conservative congress passed a law that forced the postal service to fund health care and retirement for 75 years
i mean, everyone s got to go sometime. if that does happen. so i m not really sweating it. the fact that he chose to debrief is going to give us a wealth of information that is going to benefit us, not only in this facility but throughout the state. the m.m. has their handses in every institution, as well as various neighborhoods out on the streets. by him coming forward, actually he s putting his life and safety in jeopardy. but he s well aware of that. this is a good, good debrief. it s sny for you? oh, yeah. i couldn t go on mainline. i mean, i could, but i wouldn t last long. i didn t suffer delusions of grandeur, some p-man. you know what i mean? you may be able to hold your own for long enough, but everyone gets got. coming up, robert, one of the most dangerous men in the shu, gets a visit from his