their assessment. officials say this will not effect the time line of the pullout from afghanistan, shepard. shepard: fox extreme weather center deadly one, two punch for the midwest. second deadliest storm. this monster stretches more than 1,000 miles across. rain to the east, heavy snow now hitting chicago. the same storm buried parts of kansas and missouri. more than two feet of snow in some pars of texas. shatter wanted the record to data 1893. oklahoma, the heavy snow was more than this roof could handle. also brought down the roof of a home and killed a person inside. the storm brought hurricane force winds. tore down trees and power lines. officials in texas blame the wind for spreading a fire which killed a mother and twin toddlers. mike tobin with the news in kansas city. looks like you are through the worst it there. worst of it is on its way to chicago. left behind slick and wet roads.
his bag saying, give this to my mom. i immediately handed it back and said you re going to give it to your mom when we resolve this. we wanted to let him know even though he feels no one is there communicating with him or listening to him, that we are there listening and to help him. the glass wall and strong winds make it difficult for detective solar to hear the conversation. in a very bold move, he scales the glass barrier and gets on the ledge. to load a piece of glass with over 200 pounds when i m fully geared, it was a concern of mine when i went over it. if that kind of piece of glass were to break and shatter, it s going to fall to the street level, which could hit an innocent bystander that s in the street. detective solar says he fakes injuring himself to appear more vulnerable and less threatening to the subject. once over the glass partition, he s in a position to grab the man, should he jump. but even with safety harnesses, the detectives are risking their
investigated. we know it was under a car and that s about it. we ll continue to follow this for more information on that. a wild day in london from extreme disappoint to a golden moment for an american teenager, we start though with a 16-year-old chinese swimmer who did one lap faster than ryan lochte. it s raising doping suspicions. atika schubert is live in london. reporter: it was an incredible performance, she basically won at the 400 meter individual medley with stunning speed. she was literally for the last 50 meters faster than the u.s. gold winner in the same event, ryan lochte for the mens. as you can imagine, a lot of speculation into possible doping. here s what the international olympic committee had to say about it. so the sudden rise in the performance or a surprise win be primarily suspected for being acheat, sport is a danger for sure because it partially ruins the charm of competitive sport if a surprise win is surrounded by suspicions and question marks.
goes into it. looking at the crowds as they re moving through, trying to constantly identify a potential threat well before it develops into some problem. so that s what takes place. people don t see that. but they should be comforted by the fact that it s like an iceberg. 90% of the work is down here. it s all that homework, but then allows you to to prevent a particular problem. heather: thank you for joining us. it s a huge undertaking. thank you. thank you. kelly: this is a story you must see. a very brave ten-year-old georgia boy is being called a crime fighter today. he helped police stop a burglary while he was at home alone. kaitlyn from or fox affiliate in atlanta has the story. it was a cell phone and good luck that this ten-year-old says helped stop a burglary in his own home. what is the location of your emergency? somebody is breaking into my house and i m the only kid at home. i heard a shatter of glass that
said you re going to give it to your mom when we resolve this. we wanted to let him know even though he feels no one is there communicating with him or listening to him, that we are there listening and to help him. the glass wall and strong winds make it difficult for detective solar to hear the conversation. in a very bold move, he scales the glass barrier and gets on the ledge. to load a piece of glass with over 200 pounds when i m fully geared, it was a concern of mine when i went over it. if that kind of piece of glass were to break and shatter, it s going to fall to the street level, which could hit an innocent bystander that s in the street. detective solar says he fakes injuring himself to appear more vulnerable and less threatening to the subject. once over the glass partition, he s in a position to grab the man, should he jump. but even with safety harnesses, the detectives are risking their