Oklahoma State Homecoming Parade Crash; New Video of Raid on ISIS Prison in Iraq
ROMANS: This morning, the woman suspected of crashing her car into a crowd of people at the Oklahoma State University Homecoming Parade is facing four counts of second-degree murder. Dozens more people were injured. Adacia Chambers, she's accused of driving under the influence. Her attorney, though, believes mental illness, not intoxication is behind the crash. A relative of one victim says the Oklahoma State community still in shock.</s>MARK MCNITT, STEPSON OF LEO SCHMITZ: Yes, I apologize. We're still in our clothes from yesterday. It's been -- it's been a crazy 24 hours. But, you know, the OU Medical Center really has helped out and not to say the least, you know, best doctors around. And everybody kept a cool head and I think Leo and the rest of the families and children are in the best hands that can be.</s>ROMANS: The youngest victim is 2 years old. We're now getting a look at cell phone video of the tragic incident. Our Nick Valencia has more on that.</s>NICK VALENCIA, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: John and Christine, 25- year-old Adacia Chambers is expected to make her first court appearance on Monday. She's accused of using her car to crash into a very crowded homecoming parade in Stillwater, Oklahoma, on Saturday afternoon. Over the weekend, CNN obtained cell phone video from one of the spectators in the parade. We have to warn you, it is very graphic. It shows the moment that Chambers plowed to an unmanned police motorcycle and proceeded into a packed crowd. At least four people were killed as a result of that crash. More than 40 were injured. Among the dead, 2-year-old Nash Lucas. Over the weekend his father posted on Facebook, saying, "Miss you so much, buddy." Chambers has been charged with driving under the influence. It is likely that she will face even more charges -- John, Christine.</s>BERMAN: All right, Nick. That's just an awful story. All right. Big NFC East match-up. The Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants. Could the Cowboys stop their skid? Andy Scholes has the details and I really hope he talks about the other really important football game that happened yesterday and ended very, very well. The "Bleacher Report" coming up next.