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devastating storm. what happened? im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." all right. look at this. this was then pf president obama us bus last august making its way through the midwest. look a this. this is now president obamas bus with a seemingly new accessory front and center. were talking about a presidential seal. its a bold reminder as he kicks his campaign into full gear in ohio, a major battleground state to be sure, that he has rivalled mitt romney. they are both tr...

Im honored to be a part of this project with this team that did a fabulous job of putting this together. its about perseverance, its about men and women in the workplace who believe in one another. its a story about loyalty. its a story about despair, the anticipation, the anguish that they went through and that there was actually a discussion and a belief by those aboveground not knowing, well, maybe do we go down and get them, can we go get them. there wasnt the intensity early on and had it n...

explained his plan today. >> we have to prioritize. both parties agree that we need to reduce the deficit by the same amount, $4 trillion. so what choices are we going to make to reach that goal? either we ask the wealthiest americans to pay their fair share in taxes railroor ask seno pay more for medicare. we cant afford to do both. either we gut education and medical research or weve got to reform the tax code so that the most profitable corporations have to give up tax loophole that...

Confinement suspected of leaking highly classified state department documents to the wikileaks website. last week crowley said whats being done to manning is "ridiculous and stupid." japan looks very different today than it did a few days ago when the country was plunged into chaos and devastation that began with an 8.9 magnitude earthquake, one of the strongest ever recorded. but much of the damage has resulted from the massive tsunami that followed. a closer look at this. the japan before an...

Aboveground, seeing the new video stirred mixed emotions. of course, im sad, i miss him so much, she says." theyre happy, theyre content, she says. were very grateful to all the workers who are above and making the great sacrifice. we know the problems pretty big and its hard would he says. johnny barrios, an explosives experts with experience, is keeping close watch on it. experts reached the san jose mine wednesday to share lessons theyve learned about keeping astronauts alive in outer space. ...

This one plan to nuke the well. this is getting a lot of attention here and this is from a former nuclear submariner. they should destroy the well and put the matter to rest. he says the russians have done this, four times. what do you think? >> the devil is in the details. first of all, they were aboveground blasts -- on the ground, not under water but on the ground in russia and they were against gas leaks not oil leaks. now when you detonate a hydrogen bomb you get a gigantic sferp of vaporiz...

>> mr. president, mr. vice president, you honor us with your presence. west virginians know all too well how shared sha ed hardship sorrow make for long and lasting ties. such is our connection to so many in this room today. i have spent a lifetime in and around the coal fields of our state, and like you, i am proud, very proud, to be able to say that. here in these hills and hollows that we call home, one man relies upon another aboveground as well as underground. life intersects life. dreams i...

8 to 10 here. traffic in this area has been minimal. weve seen a few of the nations finest police officers coming through, an occasional snowplow. as brooke was talking about earlier, all your major airports, forget about it. reagan over to dulles. no ones going to be moving today. the only thing that will move with any consistency is the metro railway below ground. aboveground, thats not going to happen. the reason why as we wrap things up, once you think you have your train tracks on either si...

Aboveground much of west virginia is still untamed nature forests cover the steep slopes of the central appalachians ones home to the cherokee and other native american tribes it was later settled by mainly scots and irish immigrants hundreds of narrow valleys crisscross the region the hundred school holidays as they called in the appalachian dialect. the rural region is home to many small religious communities time often seems to be standing still here and tradition holds sway. you. can be chan...

He welcomed it. the saudi king did. it gives him a chance to remind the world that iran is no friend of freedom, no friend of israel and no friend of the united states and if they get that bomb, theres a lot of bad consequences. heather: dr. ahmed is joining us. i want to get your perspective and something that pete and rob were mentioning and that would be the cooperation between israel and gulf states, do you think this would bring to the forefront and aboveground some of the negotiations that...