WHITFIELD: In Canada, three flooding victims found in a river south of Calgary. The massive flooding has forced thousands to evacuate. It has devastated the city of Calgary and surrounding areas and now the water is targeting even more communities. Paul Vercammen is in Calgary. To what degree is this threatening so many?</s>PAUL VERCAMMEN, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Well, Fredricka, let's start with Calgary first. The mayor here is striking an optimistic tone. You can get the visual as evidence, if you look below me, yesterday this police car certainly abandoned in the raging waters. The water was up to its windshield, that now improving, but you suggested other communities now in danger. The Bow River behind me becomes the -- Saskatchewan River, they had more than 10,000 people who have had to evacuate. Also most of downtown Calgary still powerless and shutdown, they are trying to pump it out right now. Obviously they want to get back to business. The prime concern to them is two weeks away, the Calgary stampede, a big event here this summer. They say the show will go on, but it may be a little bit different -- Fredricka.</s>WHITFIELD: OK, Paul Vercammen, it will indeed be very different. All right, hopefully, folks, just stay safe there. Appreciate it. Overseas, the Taliban offered to free the only American soldier known to be in captivity in Afghanistan, but they want a lot of return. We'll take you to his Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl's hometown where there is new hope for his potential release.
Three Killed in Canadian Flooding