it was discovered her parents and two siblings had been killed in the storm. yesterday we hate to pass along angel passed away from her injuries. there is some controversy in the state of ohio where the storms claimed three lives. republican governor john kasich turning down disaster aid saying the state can handle its own relief. local democrats disagree. one county chairman said, quote, i question his judgment. it would appear at first blush he s probably playing politics. governors of the two hardest hit state, indiana and kentucky, both accepted the federal aid from the government. mass demonstrations in moscow to protest vladimir putin in the election. despite allegations of widespread voting fraud. he appeared emotional while
and a helicopter crashes captured on camera. the amazing story of a pilot that walked away. we start with the aftermath of those deadly tornadoes. president obama is offering federal assistance in the areas battered by the storms. the tornadoes left a wide swath of debris from indiana to georgia. at least 37 people are dead. now the focus has changed and survivors, scores of jurtd people are waking up in hospitals this morning. their homes and the homes of their neighbors are gone. people are now picking through the rubble to find anything they can salvage. officials in west liberty, kentucky, say they are thankful the damage wasn t worse, even as the town was devastated by 135-mile-per-hour winds and one reported death. rob marciano getting a look at some of west liberty s hardest hit areas. good morning to you. tell us what you are seeing today. well, gary, finally today they have been able to clear the main roads enough to where larger vehicles can get through, includi
let s talk about what concentrated areas are kind of in the bull s-eye, so to speak right now. florida among them. north florida and southern parts of georgia. it s really this squall line we are looking at right here that has the most potential for producing tornadic storms. right now there are no tornado warnings that are in effect. some of those thunderstorms could produce wind damage in excess of 60 miles per hour. sometimes those real down burst winds can cause as much damage as a tornado. you still need to stay indoors. another place that we are watching that s included in this tornado threat is jacksonville, florida. there you can see a live picture from jacksonville at this time. it s extremely windy. that s why you see all that crazy shaking going on on the camera there. 86 degrees. it s a very warm, very moist, ripe atmosphere. as that cold front starts to come on down and move into the region, that s when we are going to start to see that severe weather threat in
running for qualifying. millions have been told if you want a modification you need to default and they did that and didn t get the modification and now that they defaulted they won t qualify, but they address that negative equity. the original refinance program was dead out of the gate with the 125% negative equity cap. in the hardest hit state where is 50% are, people are 150 or 200% under water. that is unbelievable. with that said, we know if the housing market doesn t recover, that means the overall economy won t recover here. at this point what do you see as the true evaluation and analysis of where the housing market stands even before the plan that the president will unveil. she bypassing congress by the way to do this. he feels they are holding up efforts to get something done for the american people. right. here s the problem with a program like this. it addresses some of the
this is a blip on the screen. why hasn t there been criminal accountability? well look. there s been a complete lack of accountability. that s what, the great thing about being attorney general. in a little state, but an attorney general s job is to make sure there is accountability and that is why the ags, margaritaa cokely in massachusetts, nevada, a hard hit state on mortgage foreclosure issues, we re following the facts where they take us and some people don t want us to look at the facts of this. right. look, we can t you ve had all of these reporters on this show whether gretchen morguenson or michael lewis. we can t rely on them to do the investigation of this crisis. i m not going to be in public office. it s not worth it to be in public office when you have an investigative capacity to not look at what happened. the american people don t understand what happened. it s not that complicated. i ve gone to school over the last 14 months. it is easy to understand i m