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A berth in london to serve as a base for the operation, an operation that will involve more than 30,000 soldiers and marines in the largest domestic mobilization since world war ii. britains defense secretary is philip hammond. >> we can reassure visitors and londoners alike that if any threat does emerge, we have the assets in place to deal with it. >> the city of london. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: on july 6, seven years ago, the i.o.c. announced the winner of the bid to host the 2012...

At that photo op event mr. romney got to talking with firefighters and they explained what it means in economic terms to work as a new york city firefighter these days. after he left new york mr. romney felt compelled to share the story of these struggling hard working firefighters. he felt compelled to share the story with the high dollar donors at the ritz carlton. he told the audience full of people that paid $2,500. i spoke with a fireman yesterday and he has a one bedroom apartment and his ...

Romney got to talking with firefighters and they explained what it means in economic terms to work as a new york city firefighter these days. after he left new york mr. romney felt compared to share the story of these struggling hard working firefighters. he felt compelled to share the story with the high dollar donors at the ritz carlton. he told the audience full of people that paid $2,500. i spoke with a fireman yesterday and he has a one bedroom apartment and his wife is pregnant and he cant...

Sophisticated and well fortified bunker. the terrain was so rugged police helicopters made 40 trips to drop s.w.a.t team members in by rope. from every side they approached and fired tear gas into the homemade bunker looking for 41-year-old peter keller, believed to be heavily armed and hunkered down with a gas mask, booby trap and supplies deep inside. by this morning they decided to blow the roof to the bunkers entrance. thats when they found his body on the ground. >> they have seen within a ...

Gave birth to kayleigh, our little girl, and one doctor gave her cpr, kept her going until the medibs showed up. she had a heart transplant. >> reporter: 30,000 people suffer cardiac arrest every year in where the, 10 times that mayy in the united states. although hal half of the cardiac arrests are witnessed, in most cases no one acts and the survival rate is nearly 0. >> people just dont know what to do. they panic. so -- >> reporter: they freeze. >> exactly. which i think we can all understan...

Buoy he can use to brace buford as he brings him to shore. >> i need a brig! >> but authorities dont seem to understand. >> i gave him a second look and i noticed that now his lips were getting blue and i knew at that point its -- you have to make a decision. >> this is a very difficult decision for couples to make. to prevent the spread of aids and other diseases, modern rescue crews carry plastic equipment so they can give emergency breathing without direct mouth-to-mouth contact, part of what...

with diabetes. but the impact his life had on music. >> reading the obituaries what strikes me is that this guy was important not just in the music business, but in the culture. he desegmeregated that show. he was the first show to have black teenagers appear on it. he said the only time he got swe sweaty palms in an interview was when he interviewed a black american youth. >> he talks about that integration, you dont get the sense that this was a big planned out, plotted out strategy....

The roof is going to go. so i just kind of pulled his foot towards the ladder, and i went down. >> the three men, each one clinging to the next, make their way back to the rescue ladder and finally to safety. >> thank god im alive because i was scared to death. i was thinking about my children. i thought i was going to fall to the ground. i was just so happy to hit that building. i could hear the guys telling me to be calm, be calm, were coming for you. i didnt want to move until i had the other...

Into a suburban neighborhood in virginia beach. the jet was traveling at 170 miles an hour when it hit. everyone survived. that is nothing short of a miracle. this was video of a driver approaching the neighborhood right after it happened. >> this is a huge mess. >> the giant plume of smoke the there. we all saw the images of the fireball right after the crash. today, we got a new look at what was left behind from the air. a huge crater. one of the parachutes attached to the ejector seats. that ...

>> the pilot said, "im sorry for destroying your house," and i just bent down and i touched him and i was like, "its okay, really, are you okay?" and he was like, "i think i am." >> reporter: the pilots were pulled away, leaving their ejector seats scattered in backyards. the two aviators may have waited until just the last moment to eject. witnesses believe they were trying to avoid hitting nearby schools. residents were shaken. one man sitting and crying. others taken to the hospital for injur...