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Would cut $3 trillion from the federal deficit over the course of 10 years. how would they pay for that? it would be a mix of roughly 50% entitlement reform, 507% revenue increases. have i also heard theres a possibility of some stimulus within this plan. but most importantly, a senior democratic aide told me, look, what the democrats on the deficit reduction committee are trying to do is emmult what john boehner and barack obama were trying to do over the summer in terms of a grand bargain. dem...

four hours or so. morgan stanley come out with a global note cutting its global growth forecast and saying the u.s., the world is dangerously close to recession quite frankly and naming a couple of different reasons why they think that global growth will not be as strong as they thought. among them, europes debt problems and also mentioning what they call policy mistakes in the u.s. and also the drama about the debt ceiling. they say, overall, consumer confidence, business confidence, ...

>> unbelievable. lets check in on the tornado situation today and go to our meteorologist jen delgado. jen? >> a tornado is su-- a basements a great thing to have to get to lower ground when something like that is coming through. for this year so far, 507 deaths from tornadoes. that is actually from about 53 deadly tornadoes themselves. this is the deadliest weve seen since 1953. and for today, things are a lot quieter. we did have a lot of watches out yesterday. you can see manufacture those ...

audience, the g8 leaders. the search for the missing becomes more desperate by the day in the u.s. towns slammed by a massive tornado. and meet the opposition, but whos arming the anti-gadhafi fighters in libya? well bring you a live report from tripoli. we want to begin in yemen now where the violence there is dramatically escalating, as the president is dismissing all appeals for him to step down. explosions have ripped through the small, sanaa since late last night. take a look ...

Additional problem. by the way, leon panetta, director of the cia, he seems to think they should be released. while that may be inconvenient for the president, frankly, it ought to be purchase swaysive. finally, wolf, here is my biggest problem with this. in the immediate aftermath of 9/11, americans saw very graphic photos of the planes into the buildings, buildings falling down. americans jumping to their deaths. if the united states, if people want to see these photos, they ought to be given ...

The federal government would affectively get out of the business and give block grants. lump sum payments to states for them to deal with, were told that could add up to about $5 $507 -- $750 billion in changes. >> massive changes. other changes, too, having to do with making the tax cuts permanent, for example, ones changing the tax code. in fact, hearing a lot about ge and the fact that they didnt pay taxes last year. would that factor into his idea? >> reporter: it does seem to be, at least t...

Active material. its a dramatic escalation of the crisis that shows no sign of slowing. japans prime minister urged calm. even as residents around the crippled plant lined up for radiation tests and experts said theres a very high risk of further leakage. >> i think there is a genuine concern been panicking people, and these are all factors and some of it is subconscious. >> only 507b brave employees are trying to stave off a total meltdown with radiation levels near one reaer 400 times the norm...

This is 4.99, i just bought this for 5.99, can i have a refund. the manager would say no you have to buy more. i remember looking up and saying that doesnt feel back. the guy comes back a month later im never shopping here again. what would look like that today? that guy would not be coming back to the store but tweet on facebook status. its not just one person its ten and thats something im passionate about. >> does this mean the thank you economy is you go in and buy something, say its a food ...

Welcome back. 24 minutes past the hour. seeing is believing. there is an interesting study out involving students and the internet. it suggests if kids see something on a website they take it as a fact no matter what. carlos is here with the details. students believe everything they read online? >> no student will tell you that. you will be hard pressed to see a student who says, uh take it all as fact. this study was about the tree octopus, a totally fake animal. a researcher got together with ...

In the system, how much toxins and the information you need. >> larry: what do you do to save them? what are examples of what you do? a ship is coming along, hes going to harpoon a whale, what do you do? >> we found the best way is to hit them where it hurts most economically. they killed 507 so we saved more than they killed. by just being there, by being on their stern, chasing them, harassing them, making it impossible for them to -->> larry: you dont physically harm them? >> weve never injur...