BALDWIN: The governor of Colorado says the state is now in a race against winter. They have to repair the 200 miles of road and 50 bridges wiped out by this week's floods because snow will begin falling soon in the Rockies. The governor says a rapid response team has been set up to make the repairs before the first of December, but the governor says, too, it could take not just one, but two years to fix all the infrastructure damaged by those floods.</s>GOVERNOR JOHN HICKENLOOPER, COLORADO: Absolutely confident that Coloradans are going to be able to rebuild the state better than it was before. And that's what I mean when I say that I have seen plenty of broken roads and bridges and homes, but I haven't seen a single broken spirit.</s>BALDWIN: At least seven people died in the Colorado flooding, 17,000 buildings were damaged including some 2,000 homes. And stay tuned. Here's a look at what's coming up tonight on primetime.</s>ANNOUNCER: CNN Tonight, at 8:00 on "ANDERSON COOPER 360," a new resident of a small North Dakota town wants to make it all white.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: It's not hate. It's the first amendment.</s>ANNOUNCER: See how some long time locals are fighting back. And on "PIERS MORGAN LIVE" at 9:00, who is really to blame in the death of Michael Jackson as the defense rests in the wrongful death trial. What does it mean for the doctor already behind bars for his death? Piers gets Conrad Murray's side of the argument. It's all on CNN Tonight starting with "ERIN BURNETT OUTFRONT" at 7:00, "ANDERSON COOPER 360" at 8:00, and "PIERS MORGAN LIVE" at 9:00 tonight on CNN.</s>BALDWIN: Coming up, the wait is over for customers and even some thieves. Find out where people are being targeted as they wait to buy the new highly coveted iPhones.
Colorado in a "Race Against Winter"