finish for a female trainer. it is remarkable when you consider what she had to overcome to get there. here s dr. sanjay gupta with today s human factor. reporter: kathy s heart was racing during the kentucky derby. well, not her heart, but the one that she received in a transplant two years ago. she made it to her first run of the roses as the trainer for mucho macho man, but it was she, not the horse, that was the long shot in this race. it would take forever to get over my colds. any time i got sick, it seemed like i had to go to the doctors. it seemed like my system was always weak. reporter: diagnosed with cardio myopathy in 2001, she had to stop training horses for nearly six years as her condition deteriorated. tiredness. i was sick to my stomach. everything hurt. my feet hurt. my head hurt. i was miserable. i was miserable to be around. reporter: and there was no
laden s three wives who were left at the compound after he was killed. what have we learned about that interview? do we have any information on that? yeah. the first indications we re getting from some officials are that they didn t get much from this initial interview, but we re hearing from a pakistani official that the u.s. will be granted another chance to interview them. remember, u.s. officials wanted to interview these women separately to see if there was any discrepancies in their stories. they didn t get to do that. they were all in the room together with pakistani officials and from what we understand it was the eldest wife who spoke for all three of them. all right. chris lawrence, thank you very much. here s your chance to talk back on one of the stheerz gfof got us talking a lot. are politicians revealing too much? we got pictures!
chances are you are going to be over your lifetime. according to fema, flooding is the number one natural disaster in the united states in terms of lives lost and property damage. floods cost the united states $2.7 billion annually over the past ten years. floods happen in all 50 states. 25% occur in areas the government designates as low to moderate risk flood zones. but get this only 4% of homeowners have flood insurance. it s one of the most ruthless states in the arab world when it comes to beating back protest rallies. but the threat of violence is not scaring off activists in syria today. michael holmes has more on this very dangerous situation. call her. ok.
but when you have a flash flood, it s the rapid rise of a river or stream possibly due to heavy rainfall, flow of high water in normally dry area. but one of the key components, too, happens to be this word flash. talking about how it can develop very quickly, very, very rapid flooding situation. it happens a lot of times also in areas where you re away from streams, away from rivers where you have a great deal of rainfall that falls and the ground doesn t have the time to absorb that moisture. then you have the runoff. and that s where you have your flooding. again, that could be a big threat today in parts. to be more specific, it s mainly going to be in the southeastern u.s. this shaded area, parts of the mississippi valley, back into tennessee, alabama, even the carolinas. two areas where we have a slight risk of strong storms into the afternoon hours. already we have some through alabama, mississippi and tennessee at this hour. later on into the carolinas, certainly a distinct p
when she was told the class wasn t available, she decided to take matters into her own hands. take a look. maria, what is the ratios of the 45? the one and one and radical two? reporter: maria wants a career that pays well and is pushing herself and her school to get it. i was like, well, why isn t anybody like challenging me? i would do a whole week s lesson and it was just like, okay, this is too simple for me. okay, like what s next? do you worry that when you go off to college you re not going to be prepared to compete? yeah. especially like with just example, english. we re learning how to capitalize and when to capitalize. that s things that my little sister should be learning. you know? it s because more than half of the 2,200 students at maria s school don t pass statewide tests in reading, math. when they come to school, they come at the fourth grade reading level and behind in math