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more video here from arab, alabama, fed in through ireport. look at the width of that tornado hitting into the town. more proof of the brutal force of these. in all tonight the death toll stands at 316 across six states. thousands are still without power tonight. hundreds more forced to seek shelter because while they survived their homes were severely damaged or worse. prp prm visited tuscaloosa today. after walking through with the mayor and alabamas governor the president added his ...

knee gets worse im willing to go through knee replacement or hobble around the knee i tore up on a lettuce leaf 20 years ago, i dont know the answer to that, but i do know that if my brain, my higher brain functionings are done, that i do not want to be force fed to keep my body alive, that i do not want to be hooked up ton or artificial ventilator if im 85 years old and cant breathe on my own, but i cant answer what i would do in every situation doesnt mean that i cant know what i wou...

u.s. ambassador to libya says the opposition group known as the transitional national council as a political group, quote, worthy of the support of the united states. ambassador gene cretz briefed reporters on the latest military actions against forces in libya. this is 40 minutes. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. >> i offer you greetings and hopes will go easier on the questions. good afternoon, im here today to update you on our efforts in libya, the measure never special env...

"the situation room." we begin with a life and death question being asked here in the united states and indeed around the world. how are the brutal crackdowns against civilians and opposition forces in syria and libya different? the u.s. and its allies show no willingness at least for now to intervene directly to stop president bashar al assad as they have m with moammar gadhafi. jill dougherty is working that story. >> the bitter truth is, the u.s. really has little influence in syr...

one of the big problems with those who just simply advocated getting in there without thinking was that they didnt realize that one step inevitably leads to another and to another. >> they started in an uprising that began with lawyers and young people and university professors and it had to do with forming a new constitution and the right to protest and greater freedoms in society and it grew from there and its increasingly the rebels have brought in professionals and technocrats, par...

look at zimbabwe even today. look at iraq. it has happened before. its not as if its impossible. one of the big problems with those who just simply advocated getting in there without thinking was that they didnt realize that one step inevitably inevitably leads to another and to another. >> they started in an uprising that began with lawyers and young people and university professors and it had to do with forming a new constitution and the right to protest and greater freedoms in socie...

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look at zimbabwe even today. look at iraq. it has happened before. its not as if its impossible. one of the big problems with those who just simply advocated getting in there without thinking was that they didnt realize that one step inevitably leads to another and to another. >> they started in an uprising that began with lawyers and young people and university professors and it had to do with forming a new constitution and the right to protest and greater freedoms in society and it g...

one of the big problems with those who just simply advocated getting in there without thinking was that they didnt realize that one step inevitably leads to another and to another. >> they started in an uprising that began with lawyers and young people and university professors and it had to do with forming a new constitution and the right to protest and greater freedoms in society and it grew from there and its increasingly the rebels have brought in professionals and technocrats, par...