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They put together this simulation after they saw the damage from the tsunami in japan. that killed hundreds of thousands and caused an estimated $300 billion in damage. according to the u.s. geological survey a theoretical 9.1 earthquake not far from alaska could have a devastating affect on southern californias coastal areas. what sort of waves are they talking about here? >> well, the report says they would be huge, shep and they would be on us in a matter of hours. after a 9.1 quake up in ala...

Wash. >> someone was pointing a firearm at your kid, it shouldnt be personal to you. it damn sure becomes that much more personal for me. >> of all the guys on the street, one used to threaten a child and go straight to the top of the night gang units most wanted list. for the fugitive unit the case theyre on today is a dangerous one. the suspect is joseph cupa, said to be on the run in the grove hall section of roxbury. he served eight years for manslaughter and now he is wanted for bailing dru...

Agree with you. going back to what one of the senators said. senator graham specifically. hes saying how can i sell this? hes going back. theyre on vacation one more week. how do i sell this to south carolinians. he says its not iraq. its not afghanistan. if we dont send the signal, what affect would this have ultimately connecting the dots with iran? right? because we know what the president said august of last year. when it comes to this red line. if we follow through, that is sending a messag...

Council north korea has been banned since the testing of nuclear weapons from trading in weaponry. what is the affect of the ban? >> that ban really has not been in force. we saw it with the stoping by the panomanians with all sorts of weapons on it. we need to go back to the u.n and the sanctions committee and the security council to toughen the sanctions. we need to put the chinese on record. the chinese may be able to block resolutions against their friends in north korea as they have done in...

Syria. it is extremely deadly and cnns chris lawrence reminds us why the international community banned the use of these weapons. warning this report contains many graphic and disturbing images. >> reporter: describing this video as disturbing doesnt do it justice. but some attach a different word. proof. >> i have absolutely no doubt this was a chemical weapons attack. >> reporter: amy smithson is studying the use and affects of chemical weapons for years and it was the child in this video that...

Caring is the peace and prosperity to the united states. i dont see a threat that merits the use of military force. >> tom, the president and the white house and other agencies have essentially leaked the details of what we are about to do. you know, the source and weapons and duration and the purpose, and one can argue that the president here has drawn this out and dithered as some call it. has that dithering allowed assad to move the military assets avoid consequences. >> there are reports to ...

He said earlier this evening. >> it is interesting, john king, this is hugely unpopular. you look at polls and doesnt seem like anyone wants to be taking this kind of action, if in fact, action will be taken. the president in an interview on pbs made the case that potential military action in syria is in the national security interest of the united states. i want to replay that for people. >> when you start talking about chemical weapons, in a country that has the largest stockpile of chemical w...

And its difficult to stop the american planes. if the attack is limited, then i doubt there would be any sort of answer from the syrian government, pierce. >> and finally, fred, is there massive debate on the ground in damascus about what it was the forces that unleashed the chemical weapons attack or is it generally accepted that it was, indeed, from him and theres incontrovertible evidence to that affect. >> that debate has changed in the past couple of days as well and some of the video is on...

Its unclear whether they go to the same area visited today or trying to get some of the other sites where also chemical weapons have allegedly been used. the place they went today is a very hot zone. thats been a lot of fighting there in the past couple of months. it was obviously very difficult for them to get there and managed to spend a good couple of hours on the ground getting samples and especially talking to people. thats sometimes something thats very underrated sort of in the public sph...

Thats sometimes something thats very underrated sort of in the public sphere and they say its important to get the story from people, what exactly happened on that night and what happened to them. what were the affect that is they were feeling? so the u.n. says theyre actually very happy with the way things went even after that amazingly rocky start that they had where first of all the hotel theyre in mortared early in the morning. then their convey came under sniper fire. >> and then mentioned ...