may be writing the house off. harris: then you got republicans who say no, absolutely not. i was watching cory lewandowski and he said the president isn t writing anybody off. just so people know, when the president focuses on a battleground state that he won by 30 points, or even when he didn t like arizona, when he looks at where he s won, who wouldn t want to focus on that? about where these house raises are, they are suburbs where we know people don t like that ton. democrats are united and that s a big problem for republicans. the warring wings of their party are united by the disdain for the president. obama was talking about in that clip, the character of the country is at stake, vote against donald trump. they have embrace to this as much as any republican did in 2010. the question is, how united will
at night, it s dark, the house suffered some kind of a big hit. he doesn t know whether it was a tree that had been taken down earlier and hit it. those river homes are up on pilings. he surmises that it hit the piling and broke the piling and the house was beginning to be taken away by water. they were in the house. at that point the house was floating but at some point as they were going down the river, the house hit a bridge and took the top part of the house off and of course the bottom had already been pretty much damaged when it came off of its foundation or those piers. that s when the house started to disintegrate and the waters came in and started taking the people in all different directions. that s when the last that he saw any of them. and he tumbled and was washed down the river.
have enough warning? the warnings for these tornadoes, did they come soon enough, quick enough, for people to take shelter? yeah. even on saturday afternoon we knew there could be trouble on sunday so we were prepared ahead of time. the sirens went off and alerted many, many people. that s how we avoided even more fatalities, i think. there is a little boy in washington, illinois, only 6 years old, heard the siren, told his mom they better get to the basement. she said well, wait a minute, i ll be down in a minute. he said no, come right away, and she brought his other brother and they got to the basement, and it was good that he did, because the tornado took the top of their house off. he saved the lives of his family and he deserves high credit. he s a real hero. governor, are there parts of the state that citizens there should avoid so that first
that is a record for powerball. the odds are slim of swinging, 1 in 75 million but zero chance if you don t buy. people are dreaming. i felt my whole life i was supposed to be rip. pay the bills and house off. not have to work. ever again. i have 17 charities first. they come first. i want to buy a house. how will you spend it? take a day off. officials say this is a 75 percent chance now that someone or multiple somebodies will win tonight. rick is on long island, new york. a lot of folks there open for reversal of fortune. rick: they are. everyone here is telling us if they win they will share but the odds of winning are the same as flipping a coin and getting heads 27 times in a row. in other words, minuscule odds.
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