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all wait to vegas, baby, chasing a long shot and competing for free ivf. we begin with devastation on a historic scale in colorado, and the president is on his way as we speak to survey fire damage after signing a disaster declaration for the state. were closely monitoring the waldo canyon fire which has become the most destructive fire in the states history. at least one person was found dead overnight, another is still missing. nearly 17,000 acres scorched. 346 homes gone. 20,000 m...

Looking like one giant lake. they had epic flooding. hundreds of residents in northern minnesota running for higher ground as the water was rising. they had torrential rain and it turned the creeks and streams into raging rivers, swaoepl sweeping away roads, buildings and livestock, even im sad to tell you a zoo. >> this is horrific. i mean to see the wipe outs of whole roads this ive been traveling on for years, and to hear from the commissioner, you know, that 3,000 miles of the scene -- the v...

Democrat ron barber winning the special election to fill arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords epees seat, defeating the republican, who narrowly lost to gifford in 2010. giffords stepped down in january, to focus on her recovery, after last years shooting. barber, her then district director, was also shot. he will complete her term, which expires in january. progress in the deadly wildfire in colooh colorado. firefighters are reporting 10% containment after five days on the line. it has clai...

Spring storm that dumped more than a foot of snow. the late season noreaster blew in with wet snow. many schools were closed and pennsylvanias governor did issue a disaster declaration. and the big storm triggered super high waves, some reaching 14 feet. surfers on lake ontario couldnt wait to hang ten in those rough waters. they thought the conditions were ideal to catch a wave even though temps on the lake hovered just around 32 degrees. >> unbelievable. you got to love surfing to do that. >...

"the new york times." and comedian and actor, the outspoken bill cosby on politics and the man who killed trayvon martin. >> doesnt make a difference if he is racist or not racist. >> im candy crowley and this is "state of the union". first two break stories we are following, a series of attacks across afghanistan and a deadly tornado outbreak here in the u.s. lets start with those tornados slammed the midwest and the plains overnight. the national weather service says there were 1...

most polling places in new hampshire have been opened for about five hours. two, however, have already closed. were talking about, the super tiny towns of dixville notch and hearts location, voters there cast their ballots just after midnight. in dixville notch, romney and jon huntsman each got 2 votes. newt gingrich and ron paul each got 1. in hearts low case. it was five for romney, four for pul, 2 for huntsman and 1 for paul and gingrich. a new hampshire primary is mitt romneys to...

its important to say they are not saying there is a specific threat, but what they are saying is there is a continued threat. certainly from al qaeda and affiliate organizations, and it notes that briefly al qaeda and the terrorists groups have linked their attacks to significant dates, and of course 9/11, there couldnt be anymore specific or significant dates than that. you know, i was just talking with a friend that said is this something that we should really, really be worried abou...

even falls, with forecasters predicting potentially catastrophic flooding. >> im al wli velshi. raging floodwaters from hurricane irene washed him away, but a new jersey man lived and now telling us how he survived mother natures wrath. in just a few hours the governments new jobs report. will it be welcome news for you, your job, and the recovery? well break it down on this "american morning." good morning, everyone. it is friday, september 2nd. jobs day, september 2nd. welcome to...

hello, everybody. i am randi kaye. were glad you are with us. we start off with the victims of irene. for those of you who think irene was a dud, well, tell that to the families of the 21 people who died in that storm and the people that lost their homes and the estimated $10 billion price tag is nothing to sneeze at either. irene may not have been as bad as expected in some areas, but worst in others. vermont, much of the state is under water. a short time ago president obama declared...

July. thats in montana. and that yellowstone hits the missouri and the missouri hits the mississippi, boy, howdy, were going to have flooding. jon: we sure are. well, youve got it there already. i know youve called out the national guard and youre asking for a disaster declaration from the president, federal disaster declaration. youve got about, what, two-thirds of the state geographically thats having problems here, huh? >> well, but montana is not one of those places, and montanans arent the ...