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and destroyed. some houses were turned into rubble in just a matter of seconds. >> that piece of iron had to come from a building. it was -- you know, it was no straight wind, it was a regular twister. the wind was just blasting out and out and out. the bathroom, like they always say, and while we got here, the roof went here. the good lord was with us. he sure was. its about more than you can bear. >> four states were hit by the tornadoes. oklahoma, iowa, nebraska and kansas. but all ...

also, its the 100th anniversary of one of the biggest maritime disasters in history. while the titanic remains silent in her watery grave, fascination with the ship still very much alive. "weekend early start" begins now. good morning once again. now to the severe weather in the midwest where deadly tornadoes laid waste to parts of at least three states. this is what storms left behind in oklahoma city. take a look. homes and businesses severely damaged. it was a similar scene northw...

several critically. hundreds of homes damaged and destroyed. some houses were turned into rubble in a matter of seconds. >> that piece after iron had to come from a building. it was, you know, it was no straight wind. it was a regular twister. the windows was blasting out and out and out. we went into the bathroom, like they always say, and while we got here, the roof went here. >> the good lord was with us. he sure was. its about more than you can bear. >> well, four states were hit. ...

Is ongoing, the rogue nation dancing around demands by the united nations. to allow nuclear inspectors to get a close look at a secret military site. this is the area where it is believed iran may be developing nuclear weapons. they have pinpointed it now. and, so far ron has been reluctant to allow inspectors onto that base. is tehran buying time so it can get rid of any evidence it is making atomic weapons? ambassador dan girl mllerman, a former ambassador to the united nations, joins us this ...

Rock iditarod, 66th dog-powered teams will spend the next eight days trying to get their first. one competitor called it the super bowl of mushing. split a half a million dollars and the winner banks an extra 50 grand. im shepard smith. this is the fox report. its the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. and the head of the united nations nuclear agency now warns of serious concerns amid irans nuclear pram. agency boss says iran may be hiding its work on atomic weapons. not exactly ...

An attempt to slow down the program. yesterday a scientists became the latest victim whether his car was bombed during morning rush hour in tehran. the killing set off a new round of accusations between the islamic republic and the west which is locked in a tense standoff over economic sanctions, energy policy and potential of new atomic weapons in the region. nbcs chief foreign correspondent richard engel reports. >> reporter: around 8:00 a.m., an iran yan nuclear scientists on his way to work ...

Iran claims to have reached a nuke milestone, the west thought it wasnt capable of. doug mcelway is standing by with the top of the news. >> iran says it has produced the nations first nuclear fuel rod it says it had to manufacture its own rod since international sanctions ban it from buying them. iran claims its nuclear program is for producing energy but the west fears it is making atomic weapons. a poll by the des moines register finds 41% of likely caucus goers are still undecided or might...

White houses president obama spoke with japans prime minister last night to reinforce the united states commitment to stability in the region. nuclear concerns are also rocking the middle east today with a new warning from the pentagon about irans ability to build atomic weapons. defense secretary leon panetta says the islamic republic could have a nuclear bomb in less than a year. panetta says the united states and israel share a "common concern" in keeping that from happening. >> if the isra...

Nuclear standoff with the world irans leaders continue to defy their international obligations and violate international norms. >> until iran bans this course we will continue to use tough means to impose severe economic and financial consequences. >> bill: this. >> shepard: this comes after a watchdog group which suggests iran may be closer than ever to developing atomic weapons. a worker at the retail giant target says his employer is set to ruin thanksgiving with its plan to open as early as ...

sensitive equipment and illegal immigration in the center of arizona history. youre in "the situation room." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com we begin with the breaking news. political and financial chaos within the european union, sending fresh shock waves through wall street and world financial markets. stocks plunging in new york today on all three indices with the dow tumbling about 400 points amid a growing debt crisis in italy. and the third largest in europe. lets bring i...