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meteorologist jacqui jeras. we have been monitoring these feeds. you have been monitoring scanner traffic. were told a number of injuries, possibility casualties. people are looking for people. whats going on? >> so much devastation. its hard to get a handle on how widespread this is. of course, communication is extremely limited. theyre asking people to stay out of the city because emergency crews are trying to set up triages to help the people who have been injured. and also, you kno...

This. the media attorneys want the information to be released. and ga reet read does transcripts being out there. >> they are saying that is going be the problem that they see in court. there is testimony given in front of the grand jury about her sexual assault and while she did provide some details in her book, they are just not as graphic. she wants to maintain her privacy. we all know that what happened to her is extremely tragic. >> thank you, sunny. >> i would love that opportunity. >> so ...

Analyst, lisa curtis, a senior fellow at the heritage foundation. its great to have you with us with your backed in the cia and youve worked in embassies in pakistan as well. is this a game changer as far as how the cia will operate in pakistan going forward? >> i think the fact that pakistan has apparently released the name of the cia station chief, and by the defiant tone that we saw the pakistani prime minister take in his remarks before parliament just a few hours ago shows that rather than ...

s.e.a.l. about how this mission was executed. rudy giuliani talks about the possibility of a new terror attack early tuesday may 3 rrd, 2011. welcome to "the welcome to "the early show" live pictures of the twin towers. the twin tower footprints in the middle of your screen, the centerpiece of the 9/11 memorial. good morning, im chris wragge, erica hill, a few miles south at ground zero above the scene for us right now. good morning, erica. >> good morning, as you mentioned, were r...

Not that it was going to run 11 years, i had no idea about that. but i knew we were proving something. and all we did was go out and have fun. >> its a crazy show. >> yeah. >> you were dressing up doing mad things and the biggest stars coming on. it seemed sort of pandemonium. >> it was wonderful. >> was it controlled chaos? >> it was. it was controlled but within it, it was chaos. >> lets rattle off some names. sonny and cher, ronald reagan, ella fitzgerald. marlon bran doe rang you up one day ...

See the spin, you could get some damage with winds 80, 90, 100 miles per hour in a little squall and more like a dust devil more than anything else, but along the line east now of the town of them f-- memphis, a germantown to the east there, and this could put a tornado on the ground for a little while. and a couple more appendages or hooks that can put out tornadoes on the east side. we call it a weather geeks would call them like a gust nato doe because they are coming out of the gusty part of...

Health care. the president has been talking about it since day one. when you look at the white house more talking points on their approach to medicare, its light on specifics for the white house. look how they lay out the presidents plan? number one, he would cut excessive payments for prescription drugs. that does not get into too much depth, obviously. secondly, reduce abuse in a system. obviously both sides would be against abuse, fraud, waste, et cetera, and improve program integrity. it sho...

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Clarity over the objectives, what natural securityñtá÷ initiatives are. the americann answers to these questions. all of these concerns point to a fundamental question. what is your benchmark for success in libya. david, i think its fair to say the speaker has a good point. he wants to know what the u.s. strategy and policy is, he thinks democrats and republicans deserve answers. >> smart letter. he has a very good point. and i think its a point weve been talking about for 24/48 hours on cnn...