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Lives. >> the house actually shook and the windows blew. and the door, the glass, fell on my bed and my sister started screaming. >> we even had the entire drywall ceilings completely flattened, knocked out of the ceiling of a house and flat down on the floor or over the beds and this type of thing in the adjacent area. >> but an even bigger explosion is brewing. there are several huge tanker trucks at the facility, each filled with as much as 30,000 gallons of propane. soon after the fire start...

dropping out of sight. im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." we begin with todays damming new report on penn states universitys cover-up of coach jerry sanduskys sexual attacks on young boys. it says the top people at the university including the legendary football coach, joe paterno, hid what they knew and had no regard for the young victims. just now university officials are promising it will never, never happen again. >> you should know that our hearts remain heavy. and ...

Langdale lost his arm from the elbow down. officials did catch and kill that alligator. >> i hate them. especially when they do that. >> those and roaches. it was like a scene out of an action movie a man lucky to be alive after being catapulted out of his girlfriends car. the accident caught on the homeowners security cameras. according to reports the couple had been arguing before the woman rolled her car through a garden wall both walked away without any injuries. eric holder promising at...

greenberg are here in the studio to tell us what every politician should be saying right now. and the whole worlds buzzing about a north korea mystery woman. shes always by the side of the new leader there. nobody seems to be saying who she is. im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." president obamas been hammering mitt romney for sending u.s. jobs overseas during the years he rain bane capital. this afternoon in colorado romney turned the tables labeling the president as t...

Happened to the automakers it is the ceos and management agreed to things they knew they could not upold. politicians glade to contracts they couldnt issue uphold. politicians spent the pensions of the post office and that is not the union guys fault. it is the people who agreed to the contracts. >> this is an interesting discussion. coming up. residents ravaged by vicious storms and wildfires and a new storm is brewing over how to pay for this.

it so i can cheat. 106 degrees. >> well, that was actually the forecast. >> oh, i see. i would say 107 degrees. >> 106. you were right the first time. >> okay. >> and rockford, illinois hit 105. those were all last hour. that was kind of the apex of the heat. the numbers are coming down. both records for the day. incredible heat. kansas city 103. these were the expectations for highs. even washington at 103. it was feeling like 107 last hour. so the heat is certainly on but there is re...

and grants, and then i think about michelles parents. her dad worked at the water filtration plant, blue collar worker in chicago, and mom stayed at home looking after the kids and then when the kids got older she worked at a secretary at a bank, and she worked there most of her life, and when i think about both michelles family and my family, what i am reminded of is what made america great was this basic idea, this basic bargain that all of you experienced in your own families, your ...

this week we learned that the measure of consumer confidence fell for the fourth month in a row to its lowest levels since january. you may disagree with why its down. but, again, the customer who in this case is the american consumer is always right when it comes to the economy. why? because if americans are worried about the economy, they delay making important purchases and a perceived economic slowdown can easily become a reality. okay. so its happening. but why? well, probably the...

proof. thats fair. so here you go. you probably know that more than any other developed nation, the u.s. economy is driven by its citizens and on how confident they feel about their future. this week we learned that the measure of consumer confidence fell for the fourth month in a row to its lowest levels since january. you may disagree with why its down. but, again, the customer who in this case is the american consumer is always right when it comes to the economy. why? because if ame...

whether or not police questions peoples immigration status based on reasonable suspicion. joining us to talk about immigration ruling and what it means is our senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin and white house correspondent jessica yellin. jeffrey, please start off by saying what the court accepted and rejected. >> well, the heart of the case is about state power versus federal power. immigration is an area that is traditionally one where the federal government exercises most of the p...