LEMON: Going to tell you what's happening around the country. Right now, heavy rain pounds parts of Arizona causing flooding that swept this van right off the road this morning. That's Scottsdale, Arizona. Two people were trapped inside that van. Water continued to rise after rescuers arrived, reaching 3 feet high. Look at that. They're in a backhoe, getting people out. Emergency crews used a cherry picker to reach the driver and the disabled passenger and pull them out of a window, luckily, to safety. That's a lot of water. And there's a giant mess on the interstate in Louisiana. Whoa! Baton Rouge fire crews deliberately set off that explosion to deal with a tanker leaking flammable liquid. It sent a huge fireball right into the air. The controlled burn was a success. All lanes of Interstate 10 now reopened after being shut down for almost 24 hours. Rush hour in Florida ends with a small plane turning a highway into an emergency runway actually, the median of that highway. The single-engine plane was carrying three people when it started losing altitude over Hillsborough County. The plane was losing oil pressure and the pilot couldn't do anything, but put it down along Interstate 75. Guess what? Nobody was hurt, nobody. All right, remember President Obama's beer summit? Now the commander in chief has his own brew and some are the demanding that the White House cough up the top-secret recipe. I want to know.
Rainstorm Washes Van Off Road; Tanker Crash Under Investigation; Plane Lands On Highway Median