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>> we can have that debate, andy. >> andy, youre saying donald trump is not credible, basically. >> im saying donald trump is not likely to be the republican nominee, and i dont think hes likely to be president of the united states. >> hes in the top tier of the polls -- >> weve got to leave it there. >> sorry. >> andy card, appreciate it. paul begala. im sorry. we just want to make sure we get a lot in on this tornado. guys, i appreciate your time tonight. i want to bring you more from alabama,...

They have no clothes, no job, and live in a gym. and as the town echos loudly, no apparent future to return to. cnn, tokyo. >> that all happened one month ago today. so sad. its taking more money to pay for less gas. >> $4.19 a gallon, thats rids dick cue louse. >> we might agree but what can we do about it? where it could eventually stop. and cnn journalists find themselves staring down the barrel of a machine gun. living color hair care.emao the first active naturals formulas with lupine bot...

When there are only a few billion dollars separating these two? >> yeah, its possible. >> its worth shutting it down over those few billion? >> i will tell you its time for our side to stop being the ones to give in. >> do you understand how bad congress looks out there when people see this? >> i understand how bad congress looks from inside and im one of them. >> reporter: in the whole mess, echos of another government shutdown nearly a generation ago. >> were trying to keep open the government...

Economic regime of another country, to actually influence action. thats different than just gathering intelligence, and so as my old colleague reported from reuters tonight, there was such a finding. i confirmed that with administration officials. it doesnt mean that the president has decided to arm the rebels, but this is a first step that would allow him to do so. but the real key here, and this is why i think the comments you showed from rogers and rupersberger are so important. without congr...

Echos president obamas request. ignoring gadhafis effect of slaughtering civilian would have betrayed americas values. >> the nation may have turned a blind eye to atrocities in other countries. as president, i refuse to wait for the images of slaughters and mass graves before taking action. >> he tried to tamp down criticisms on capitol hill. both parties have said he better explain his long term plans and the vow to topple gadhafi through nonmilitary means. the reviews are mixed largely along ...

With the patients, among them, a man who ran for a satellite phone so survivors could call rescue crews. the hospitals director says he tossed it to the roof seconds before the tsunami killed him. this handwritten note reads, "hes helping us from heaven." the doctor himself lost his own wife but wont leave his makeshift clinic, a survivor burdened with the echos of lives left behind. nurse suzuki feels the same. shes been here ever since she was rescued, cheerfully treating patients despite losi...

On the roof died awaiting rescue. it wasnt just patients who died that day. ten of the hospital staff died with the patients, among them, a man who ran for a satellite phone so survivors could call rescue crews. the hospitals directors says he tossed it to the roof seconds before the tsunami killed him. his handwritten note reads hes helping us from heaven. the doctor himself lost his own wife but wont leave his own makeshift clinic, a survivor burdened with the echos of lives left behind. nurse...

Every single floor of this hospital. 5100 people were hospitalized. and 12 died on the roof awaiting rescue. it wasnt just patients who died that day. ten of the hospital staff died with the patients, among them, a man who ran for a satellite phone so survivors could call rescue crews. the hospitals directors says he tossed it to the roof seconds before the tsunami note killed him. the note reads hes helping us from heaven. the doctor himself lost his own wife but wont leave his own makeshift cl...

Upstairs. >> reporter: you had to leave patients behind. >> translator: it is the biggest regret i have. >> reporter: the tsunami flooded every single floor of this hospital, 51 people were hospitalized that day. 12 drowned in their beds, 3 died on the roof awaiting rescue. but it wasnt just patients who died that day. ten of takatas hospital staff died with the patients. among them, a man who ran for a satellite phone so survivors could call rescue crews. the hospitals director said he tossed i...

City. many people are walking around, looking around for their loved ones who are missing. >> its being called japans most traumatic experience since world war ii. we talk about and compare the emotions from then and now. >> japan races to control the emergency from the fukushima plant. for the elderly, running from a disaster, this is their second nuclear crisis of their lifetime. >> translator: its so scary, says the 75-year-old evacuee. for this generation, this all echos of 66 years ago when...