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I mean, the radar just blew up in the last, about, half hour or so. just a surge of tropical moisture drenching south florida from miami to south miami heights to all the way down through the keys to marathon here. just a torrential rains that are moving through. look likes the worst from miami southwards with this cluster. a lot of lightning even at this hour and another bamp is coming into fort lauderdale to here. from downtown to fort lauderdale, the next hour or two, a lot of heavy rain. als...

fraud or to keep minorities from voting? >> the slogan is believe in america and it should be business in bermuda. thats what mitt romneys all about. >> offshore and out of sight. a new "vanity fair" article explores mitt romneys buried treasure in bermuda. millions of dollars. so how much of his wealth is tucked away on an island? well talk to the investigative reporter who broke this story. wow, boom. thunder and lightning. the rangers manager saying he thought he was dead. and next ...

"starting point" begins right now. ♪ >> there they are, thats carey allen lee and the new creative collective is the new band playing this morning. theyll provide the playlist coming to you live from the ruby slipper cafe in the heart of downtown new orleans. i guess i should mention first the food its in front of us. lots on the menu, some of the specialties though, you can take a look include this -- this is the main thing, a barbecued shrimp. >> just shrimp and grits. >> she says ...

Seeing maybe a pattern here and what he writes is this is a point in the column where im obliged to insert that no heat wave, no hurricane, no outbreak of tornadoes can be definitively be blamed on climate change. any cluster of data points can be mere noise. the problem for those who dismiss climate change is a figment of scientists imagination or a plot to take away our god-given suvs are that the data are beginning to add up. and what hes talking about here is were coming out of what i guess ...

for you. good morning to you, welcome to "early start" on this monday morning. im zoraida sambolin. >> and im ashlee. >> its the kind of heat that makes it hard to breathe and it is still threatening millions of americans all the way from the midwest to the northeast this morning. >> about 16 people have now died from this heat since thursday when triple-digit temperatures unleashed killer storms that have now left millions of people without power this morning. its incredible, but look...

Major disaster area with hundreds of homs destroyes dest one person confirmed dead now. lets go to bill karins for the latest. temperatures cooled off a little bit. firefighters are starting to make some headway into the fires. they have a long ways to go. at least the homes and structures arent as threatened today as they were yesterday and the day before. hopefully, we are turning the corner. temperatures are still in the 90s. any new fires could easily form also. thunderstorms, big ones, wa...

we want to get right to it now. we are less than 24 hours away from a supreme court rule ing that will affect a president and the legacy and the race for the white house and the future of medical care in this country. of course, we are talking about the decision on president obamas health care reform law. been dubbed as obama care as it has been become known here. and as we count down to the ruling tomorrow, we are taking an in-depth look at what is at stake, and the possible outcomes ...

a new breakthrough can reveal the entire genetic blueprint of a baby still in its mothers womb, detecting thousands of diseases, but at what cost? im wolf blitzer in chicago. youre in "the situation room." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com bill clinton can certainly work wondzers out there on the campaign trail, but he can also work himself into trouble from time to time. first, he praised what he called the so-called sterling -- thats a quote, sterling business record of mitt ro...

economy overall. dont even get us started on europe or the tax cuts set to expire and spending cuts due to kick in a few short months from now watching it all is fed chairman ben bernanke who is trying to explain to congress -- live pictures right now -- what if anything he plans to do about it without saying too much. felicia taylor is watching from the new york city. felicia, what have we heard and learned so far? >> reporter: its a careful dance because obviously the federal reserve...

being able to stop it and also being able to evolve more tools to control it and where it cannot be controlled to be able to take additional actions. this obviously because of the timing will have to be done in the next month or so i would think. and so we will be working together in that direction. so i now would like to ask senator chambliss, my distinguish distinguished vice chairman, to make some comments. >> well, thanks, chairman feinstein. let me just say that thanks no the lead...