Monster Debris Flow After Utah Rain; Arizona Flooding Trap Drivers; Site For Apple Developers Hacked; Pope Francis Headed To Rio
BALDWIN: Now, to some of the hottest stories in a flash, rapid fire. Roll it. First up in Utah, take a look with me as you will see the flash flood causes monster debris flow that is slow enough for the storm trackers to outrun this. Watch. Look at them running. David Rankin from Utah shot the video and he said that more than six hours after a major downpour in Southern Utah, he had positioned himself to four miles to the south, and look at what he captured, the waters overwhelming the area. And too much rain plagued another state, Arizona a monsoon hit the Phoenix area pretty hard forcing a half dozen rescues and swallowing cars Sunday. One woman witnessed a driver's close call.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Well, I was filming and all of a sudden this little Corvette comes bobbing down the water, and he got out of the vehicle and was sitting on top of it. You could not see because the water was so high that you could not see the vehicle at all.</s>BALDWIN: Corvette bobbing down the water she said. Reportedly the area got 1 to 2 inches of rain per hour. The ground was already saturated from major storm Saturday. And hack-a-tack on Apple, you see the message at the top of your screen will be back because an intruder hit the company site for developers who create software and apps. It has been down ever since last Thursday. Apple said that sensitive information was not compromised, but it cannot guarantee that some names and addresses were not accessed. This video may make you cringe. We are showing you this to you, and we are showing you this off of the top, because he walked away with minor bumps and bruises, but of course, we'll replay it because this rider is trying his new helmet cam, and hits the car, that car going about at 70 miles per hour, tosses the bike and goes over the hood of the car, but again, despite what you are looking at, he walked away with bumps and bruises. For the first time in the history of the Catholic Church, a Latin American pope will land on his own continent. Pope Francis arrives in Brazil next hour on his very first foreign trip as pope. Millions of young Catholics are gathering for World Youth Day celebrations. The pope -- there you go, the pope just touched down in Brazil. The pope will be also met by a wide variety of protesters trying to use his visit to draw attention to their myriad of causes. Coming up two Marine planes dropped bombs near the beautiful Great Barrier Reef, and now the U.S. is responding. Plus, DNA proves that they are not related after all, but Congressman Steve Cohen says that the bond exists between him and the woman he thought was his daughter. You will see his emotional interview only here on CNN.