their house next to the woods where the tornado hit. i ve been crying. i don t want to cry in front of the camera. i understand. you have a lot of people out there working hard. i appreciate it, man. multiple people have already been confirmed dead in this county, the damage is widespread and devastating, mobil home parks among the most damaged. it looks like a nuclear bomb went off. the chairman shot this video shortly after the tornado came through. that commission chairman when you hear a mother screaming for a child and she can t find her child, you see someone that has a nail that is shot into the bottom of their foot and you see that may hem. it s i mean, it s a lot of pain, a lot of hurt, our folks
my mother screaming, shut the fridge door! she is staring for a long time to try something to fix. the bottom line is this is unfortunate that someone would do this. you know the worst like this is so horrible this is a 22-year-old student. yes. and she is facing so much time. 22 years in jail. 22-year-olds do stupid things but this is something you don t do. you know, the thing is i don t know what to say. if this woman becomes my client what do i say to her? what do you say to this young person? listen all kidding aside, if she did not intend bodyily harm, the state cannot prove it. would you buy it?
unimaginable scene. shepard: it looks as if the family and the nanny and her family were very, very close. jonathan: they were. the nanny was 50 years old, originally from the dominican republic. police say they have not found anything in her background or her relationship which would suggest any problems. the family wrote on a blog they keep they had visited the dominican republic to visit her family and talked about what a wonderful family they are. everyone is frying to make sense of this. a makeshift memorial of flowers, and a teddy bear and small pumpkins placed outside of this apartment building. i also want to tell you about a neighbor that we spoke to today, clear lot friedman the woman who made the 9-1-1 call described the moment she first heard the mother screaming.
continuing with brooke baldwin. don t go far. i want to talk to you about that piece in mississippi. hello to you. good afternoon. i m brooke baldwin. let s begin where drew sort of left off there. you know what, you need a scorecard today. or maybe a traffic cop to keep up with the presidential hopefuls. i m giving you a map. des moines, iowa, ground zero ahead of the iowa straw poll. des moines, iowa, flooded with republican candidates. plus, yep, sarah palin. she turned up, arrived there just a short time ago. she is not, i repeat not in the race, at least not officially. why else would she be in des moines? sarah palin is in iowa. but not the front-runner. no, mitt romney left eye wachlt he bolted iowa. today he s in new hampshire. the state he s banking on to help clinch the nomination. as we broke the news on in show just yesterday, south carolina is awaiting rick perry, the texas governor set to announce tomorrow in charleston. that yes, he is getting into the race.
for around an hour. and then they took them out. you can see that mother screaming, wailing. they took him out of that room, took them down the corridor. it was pandemonium, panic, really. as the media followed them into another part of the hotel and finally, they left the hotel. but what a terrible image, to be honest, for malaysia, for malaysian officials here, who have been saying and said again today that their hearts go out to the families, but took this action. perhaps not officially, perhaps not at a high level. but it was what they decided to do on the ground to remove these relatives from the briefing room who were there to try and they said get help from the media. they decided to remove them and you had these awful scenes. awful, indeed. that s just just absolutely heartbreaking. one of the reasons why the families are so frustrated is that the malaysians themselves have changed the story over and over and over again. and there s been a lot of rumor. i wanted to give