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tornadoes. so far, it still appears no one was killed, which mike rawlings calls a miracle. heres the mayor of forney, texas, moments ago. >> it is difficult to look at the damage to the homes and look around the town and call this a situation where were blessed, but if you really think about it the fact that everybody that woke up in forney yesterday morning is still alive today in forney, thats a real blessing. zero fatalities. >> as tornadoes go, these were relatively small. but loo...

Double digit anyway. being called too liberal and too moderate does not hurt romney in the general election that much. most republicans are enthusiastic, more enthusiastic to vote against obama than anything else. they will stick with the party. >> bret: santorum is feisty on the trail. an example of that with jeff zelney earlier. >> he fashioned the blueprint. i have been saying it at every stage. quit distorting my words. if i see it, its bull [bleep]. cmon, man. what are you doing >> bret: we...

>> its looking more and more as if the supreme court will cut the heart out of health care reform law. thats the part which would require americans to buy insurance if that mandate is found unconstitutional and we wont know it until june. its an open question whether the rest of the law could survive. the court wrapped up three days of historic arguments today. cnns congressional correspondent kate bolduan and our legal analyst jeffrey toobin, they were both inside during the oral argu...

will open in illinois and the outcome of this primary could be critical. total chaos. >> and a deadly shooting at a jewish school in france triggering fears of a possible copycat attack in this country. police in new york and other cities on high alert. once again, severe weather overnight. this time in texas, a tornado touching down right near san antonio. take a look at that. reports of significant damage this morning. this is part of a slow-moving line of storms stretching from te...

Better. >> chris: governor mcdonald, half of the delegates wont be awarded total so therefore no one is going to get a majority until late april at latest. dont the gop rules ensure that this race is going to go into may or june? >> well, it depends on who wins these upcoming races. there are 17 primaries and caucuses over the next 30 days and if you look at florida and now nevada back to back here with double digit wins by mitt romney, chris, he won every demographic group. young, old, evangeli...

Better. >> chris: governor mcdonald, half of the delegates wont be awarded total so therefore no one is going to get a majority until late april at latest. dont the gop rules ensure that this race is going to go into may or june? >> well, it depends on who wins these upcoming races. there are 17 primaries and caucuses over the next 30 days and if you look at florida and now nevada back to back here with double digit wins by mitt romney, chris, he won every demographic group. young, old, evangeli...

Better. >> chris: governor mcdonald, half of the delegates wont be awarded total so therefore no one is going to get a majority until late april at latest. dont the gop rules ensure that this race is going to go into may or june? >> well, it depends on who wins these upcoming races. there are 17 primaries and caucuses over the next 30 days and if you look at florida and now nevada back to back here with double digit wins by mitt romney, chris, he won every demographic group. young, old, evangeli...

Better. >> chris: governor mcdonald, half of the delegates wont be awarded total so therefore no one is going to get a majority until late april at latest. dont the gop rules ensure that this race is going to go into may or june? >> well, it depends on who wins these upcoming races. there are 17 primaries and caucuses over the next 30 days and if you look at florida and now nevada back to back here with double digit wins by mitt romney, chris, he won every demographic group. young, old, evangeli...

>>shepard: and the supreme leader as you mentioned, calling israel a cancer that would be cut, and he also telegraphed that iran had been supporting hezbollah and hamas trying to, and any approximatecy group troying -- trying to destroy israel at the time that irans president watched a satellite launch the third if recent months and a day after a minister said iran was working on a missile that would reach the united states. so what we are seeing right now is a high stakes poker game, a lot of b...

>> im fredricka whitfield in for kyra phillips. we have a number of stories developing on this busy morning but we begin with your pocketbook. just minutes ago we learned the jobless rate has fallen to 8.3%. thats a pretty billing surprise seeing some economists expected it to tick up. lets get perspective from christine romans. what have you learned about how this number has gone down slightly? >> you know, the economy grew in january, and it grew jobs. it grew more jobs than anyone r...