itself, and tornadoes spinning and straight-line winds going in a straight line. what about flooding? we are seeing pretty bad flooding? well, it has been an incredible month, even through the last five days in arkansas and tennessee and texas and north texas where some areas here have had 10 inches of widespread flooding. of rainfall coming down no place for the water to go and then poplar bluff about there, that is where they had the levee issues. and if you have more storms tonight, that will add up more rain. we have something here shg, who where did that go? oh, we have i-map. get back over here. it is fantastic when it works. i pushed the wrong button. i need more coffee. there is a chaser right there, and right about in there, and there is somebody driving. dave, can you get that off, because i want to show you where everybody is driving from
sleepwalking, i don t know. okay. so here s the deal. i am normally a very nice person, very kind, but since moving to new york city and driving in new york city i have found moments of pure anger. i mean, this is a place that would lead you in the direction of road rage. now i m told there s an app for that, and my friend at cnbc phil lebeau has been exploring it. is this something that could solve my problem in the car. i mean, you should say the sailor s language that now comes out of my mouth because of driving in this city. i m not sure if we can help you completely, contessa. there are a couple of smartphone apps that are out there now and they work like this. if you re driving along, somebody cuts you off or you see somebody driving erratically, take their license plate number down and hit the app and read in the phone what the complaint is and pull over and file a citizen s citation. doesn t have any legal bearing. here s one of the apps. drive me crazy is the name of the a
least the middle of the day indoors if you can where there s air conditioning or someplace cool because it will be very impressive. hottest point. all right. fine, good information as always. thank you so much. well, coming up, have you ever, you know, seen somebody driving down the highway and you describe it as why are you flying down the road like that? we re taking it to a whole new level now. a car that literally flies. it s ten minutes past the hour. stay with us here on this cnn sunday morning. no, it s saturday. i m sorry, folks. i know it s saturday.
l. it can be done. would be very difficult. we saw an example last year of somebody driving into times square. it is harder to do that that sort of thing. you can t pull your car up and get into the pedestrian areas without doing a great deal of damage. our city, ironically, the pedestrianization of the city because of the need to get traffic, to reduce traffic fatalities, created times square which is basically a hard target at this point. there are bollards there. this may be, in fact, why the guy picked the west side rather than midtown. it s certainly harder to do it in times square. i agree total we with jly with . you can t protect everything but doesn t mean you can t up the game significantly. some will be with traffic engineering, some will be security designs. flowing, traffic flows, calming traffic, slowing it down. there are more creative ways, and europe has, in fact, invested a lot just in london, london bridge, westminster bridge there, that has been the boll bollards
bachmann won the ames straw poll. we probably would have had something like this you know, in a more natural pace. we didn t. instead this kind of got twisted and frozen and then santorum has been the beneficiary of sticking around. the long straechs between the towns in iowa, when you are driving back and forth, a lot of people listen to the radio, and the ads are much cheaper but can matter a lot for somebody driving for 20 or 30 or 40 minutes. do you have a sense of what is going on with the radio air war? a war is an interesting word to use, because you like to compare iowa and new hampshire for obvious reasons. the host who bring on candidates are tough on a couple issues, but generally friendly when they