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before this. but actually, the decision by secretary clinton was to allow them to shutter the embassy and the rest of the staff got out were told in a convoy over land to jordan. now, the reason the u.s. is doing this, they say, is that the government has refused -- the syrian government has refused to address its security concerns. and what were they? well, the embassy in damascus is located right off on a very busy street. and the u.s. says there was concern after some car bombs last...

anyway. but he is. hes talking taxes. hes releasing his tax returns today. but you know what, early start has the early look. we got all those facts and details of why everybody is up in arms. what did he make and paid out? >> the florida debate. it was a little nasty and personal. romney is saying no more mr. nice guy. going after gingrich with gloves off. >> tivo or pop the popcorn now. its the annual state of the union. even though one of his terms didnt have a state of the union. w...

He was not at all the man that she portrayed him to be. >> no, not at all. in fact, leave the love birds briefly and spend a couple of minutes with their intended victim. ron presba was a bear of a man, born and raised right here on the divide, never lived anywhere else. he had all kinds of jobs. ranch hand, backhoe operator, you name it. but mostly he was a father, and a son, and people around here liked him. ron loved his simple life up here in the divide. he was a real mountain man. an origin...

Statewide drought are drying up the christmas tree supply. >> we watered and irrigated but we can only do so much of that and the babies have a lot of trouble getting through the summer. >> reporter: twila nash owns this christmas tree farm. >> some people like the traditional pine tree. >> reporter: her family is fighting mother nature to keep their source of income green. even with regular watering, the exceptional drought took the biggest toll on younger trees. they dont have a deep root syst...

Sums it up. tornado causes chaos in harris county. were in an ag center where they typically have rodeo as couple times a year. you can see a lot of metal is bent from the powerful storms that went through here 2:00 p.m. yesterday. when we drove through some of the local neighborhoods, a lot of rooftops are littered with blue tarps. you can see that the pine trees, once they got wet, theyre very, very heavy. they fell on top, a lot of the homes here. we also know that a lot of the schools were o...

and when kenya smith left the navy after 14 years, show thought that two -- she thought that two masters degrees and military experience would help her get a job. two years later shes still looking. and a special welcome to the service men and women watching on the armed forces network. thanks for joining us. were glad youre with us. and we begin with a major storm battering the northeast. right now around two million people are without power. four states have declared emergencies....

Its looking better, a lot of light shores and moisture moving further inland. across the south, east texas, louisiana and portions of arkansas, dealing with strong storms this morning and most should die down later on today and not concerned about a severe weather refshg later on this afternoon out there. upper midwest, light showers through portions of minneapolis and parts of the dakotas and that system will head further east and impact portions of the great lakes as we head into late tonight ...

this "american morning." good morning. >> zogood morning alina. >> its early. >> it is early. >> not so early for you. >> always great to have you here. >> carol is off, christine is off. >> thats right. >> weve got you back, which is fantastic. >> weve got a really serious situation going on in texas. >> its -- it seems to be getting worse although in some parts getting a little more control over it. these raging wildfires were telling you about sweeping across the country right now...

And when i looked outside, those pine trees just snapped. >> reporter: in neighbors like this across the region, its not just the residents, its neighbors helps neighbors, friends helping friends, families helping families. even total strangers coming up, doing what they can to help. the search for the missing range from the pages of the tuscaloosa newspaper and its web side to deplying -- >> potentially this is the last viable day. >> reporter: but fearing the worst. a psychologist says the des...

Dangerous storm system that is currently plowing through the south. at least four tornadoes touched down in alabama killing seven people and injuring several more. jim kantory in the middle of it life for us in tuscaloosa, alabama, with the latest. jim, good morning to you. i was going to ask what it looks like, but the pictures speak for you. good grief. >> reporter: yeah, if you can imagine all across mississippi and alabama similar scenes like this where we have got power poles pretty much sn...