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Lets pick up a little more now from new york. all the developing news there where police are still looking for whomever planned and carried out the attempted bombings in times square. homeland security secretary janet napolitano spoke about the evidence that authorities are focusing on. >> theres a lot of forensic information, the placement of the vehicle, where it was. theres a lot of cameras, a lot of other things in that area that we dont have in some other places. so the forensics are all be...

Good morning, everyone monopo monopoly. im alex witt. here are our top stories. police say they were able to recover valuable forensics evidence from that failed car bomb in times square. however, it could be days before theyre able to recover all the surveillance footage from the nearby security cameras in various buildings. president obama heading to louisiana today for a firsthand look at the efforts to contain and clean up that massive oil spill. the waves this weekend are expected to push t...

Potential economic impact, not only with the fisheries but with the shipping lanes down there, something that the white house is very much concerned about, a series of briefings, thousands of individuals down there now, staging areas being set up all up and down the coast. i know well hear a lot about that later and the president will also meet with officials at a coast guard station down there in louisiana as well. but back to the times square issue, this, of course, late breaking this morning ...

Security to communicate with the nypd to provide support. janet napolitano was also briefed last night. she was on "fox news sunday" this morning where she said the federal government is treating this as a potential terrorist attack. >> we are certainly considering it right now that it could be an act of terrorism or was intended to be an act of terrorism and so everything in terms of investigation is being done. all the forensics are being done, all the leads are being pursued. >> a big role th...

Nicole collins with the news live in washington. >> president obama commended the quick action of the n.y.p.d., the fbi agents, fire department, and the vendor who called attention to the suspicious s.u.v. and ensuring the state and local official have the full support and cooperation of the federal government. >> were going to do whats necessary to protect the american people, to determine whos behind this potentially deadly act and see that justice is done. >> homeland security secretary janet...

Wide as it moved through parts of yazoo city. it was on the ground for about 97 miles. and the most extensive damage likely had winds around 170 miles per hour, which is what we would call an ef-4 tornado. this is still very preliminary, by the way, tony. theyre going to kind of continue to do the forensics of tornado investigation over the next couple of days. but this was really a giant of a tornado. and so sad and so devastating, its actually, when you think about it, ten people lost their li...

The amazing thing is this tornado was moving at 50 to 55 miles an hour and average tornado speed is about half that. alex? >> mike seidel, great job bringing uz these pictures and giving us an assessment of the situation. pretty bad out there. our msnbc meteorologist bill karins will be joining us shortly to see if this storm has traveled elsewhere. if you have pictures or videos, wed like to see it. fist up, be safe, dont put yourself in any danger. you can send your pictures and video to us. y...

Megyn: i understand another major aspect of this is irans negative role way its doing in iraq and afghanistan. >> reporter: essentially they are trying to undermight u.s. mission in iraq and afghanistan supplying weapons to insurgent groups in both countries. we asked a commander on the ground about the weapons issue and here is what he had to say. >> they shoot the as you with business and rpgs, they shoot at us with all times of weapons. whether they have come from a certain nation state or fr...

Work. >> suspicion does start at home geraldo. scratches on the body. people hearing help from a female, please save me. in mexico now you are guilty until you prove yourself innocent. in y in the united states its vice ver versa. if you want to pick one of the worse countries to go to for murder it would be mexico. i dont advise anybody to run but i heard they let him go while they are investigating, looking at forensics on the remains and hes not under house arrest or nothing. that part is str...

Work. >> suspicion does start at home geraldo. scratches on the body. people hearing help from a female, please save me. in mexico now you are guilty until you prove yourself innocent. in y in the united states its vice ver versa. if you want to pick one of the worse countries to go to for murder it would be mexico. i dont advise anybody to run but i heard they let him go while they are investigating, looking at forensics on the remains and hes not under house arrest or nothing. that part is str...