time trash his neckties. i ll say you look great today. don t start making fun of my clothes. reporter: i won t. cnn s white house correspondent ed henry. see you back in washington. this is what else we re watching today. today on edge of discovery, cnn s gary tuchman finds a group of people who chase violent storms all in the name of science. reporter: 100-mile per hour winds, flying debris and hail bigger than golf balls. we ve been hit with trees, debris. we had our window get blown out. reporter: for reid timer and his team we re looking to get date that that s never been acquired before. reporter: in hopes of betting understanding how storms move and form, the team uses these
it comes to legislating, when it comes to governing are fighting. and i guess someone has to break it to adam green and others that no one fights. these guys in neckties do not fight. they ask each other to do things and they are empowered to say no. and their outcomes are not controlled by campaign rhetoric or by the image of the presidency. who s going to break that to the people who are disappointed in what the president s achieved? well, lawrence, let me say, first of all, that on the first point, we have achieved a great deal. as i said, you ve been around a long time. when you consider the things that we ve gotten done under a very difficult circumstances over the last two years, health insurance reform, financial reform, landmark education reform, doubling the use of renewable energy, putting us on that path. raising fuel efficiency standards for the first time in 28 years, and a whole host of
let s go to the white house. well, i thought it was the white house. ed is standing in front of the washington bureau. he s there with my good friend is he there? is preston right there? can we just see where you guys are? that is so good. mark and i traveled across the country together on a bus once. oh yeah? that sounds like an interesting story. let s keep that story. ed, let s go back to you. you ve been busy, you didn t get to see the warm-up act. a few weeks ago you had an 80-pound green pepper. that was a good segment. yeah, aid cute little dog on just now. so what are you saying about me? i m just saying it was a good warm-up for you so you better be good. there are a lot of people interested in applying to us about our neck guys. neckties. roland takes it up a notch.
live from the news crossroads of the world, this is fox & friends. ok. that gesture actually came from brian kilmeade. that was his idea from the mind of kilmeade. any doubt, dana, this crew is all male is now eliminated. that s one deep voice. impressive heave ho. that was impressive. we have dana perino on the couch today. gretchen carlson taking a nice week off. and well deserved. no, steve, not going to shake your hand later. clearly there s a synergy behind you two that i cannot mirror. we are aligned. do you recognize that tie? no. perot gave us that. remember he gave us the ties because he had made fun of one of your neckties. those were the days when important people used to give me stuff. let s talk about this. yesterday we told you the kacas
led by doctors hal fillinger and molly depena, the medical examiner s office launched an investigation. interviewing neighbors, family members and as many doctors as they could find. and what they discovered was disturbing. they went to talk to the noes doctor, dr. gangemi. a physician the noes loved. they had no idea what he was telling the medical examiner in his investigation was of the extreme suspicion of the noes. he described her as being possibly schizophrenic, possibly psychotic. and he really had grave questions about her mental capacities. investigators with the medical examiner s office also learned that marie noe claimed to have been raped, at least twice. once when she was pregnant with her first child, and a second time, exactly nine months before the birth of her fourth child. she was found by her husband, tied up in his neckties in their closet and claiming that somebody had come, that jumped