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Devastation. officials are combing through the wreckage and trying to find people still missing, people possibly even still alive and theres a certain amount of confusion and chaos surrounding the process of finding people who are missing but also getting people in to identify their loved ones. those processes are going hand-in-hand. you mentioned at the top of the hour well get a list hopefully of some of the people missing from this tornado. that figure that weve heard so often about 1500 miss...

the source says he has been moved to this luxury townhouse that recently rented for $60,000 per month. new unemployment numbers, 424,000 americans filed for jobless benefits for the first time. an increase in 10,000. in joplin, missouri, the heartbreak builds and the uncertainty grows unbearable. officials will release a list of people still missing from the tornado zone. many families are now entering a fourth day of agonizing questions and exhaustive searches. he still hasnt be...

>> jamie: high gas prices stot be a topic of discussion this week on capitol hill. current national average for gallon of regular, $3.96. peter doocy has more on that. any relief in sight? >> reporter: jamie, president obama says there is no quick fix for $4 a gallon gas, but if we stick to his new plan it will get better. a big part of the new plan involves drilling here at home a little bit more. actually is one of the places they want to do that. the democratic senator bark beigich thinks it ...

And try in its various cockeyed ways to try to staunch the fall, its unfortunately going to make the problem worse. >> theres another way the government is affecting the market now, i think, which is that theres a big fight over mortgage foreclosures, the government accuses the banks of having been unfair to home owners who are some of whom are underwater and in the foreclosure process and trying to get a settlement from the banks of about 20 billion dollars. what impact is that having on home p...

>> reporter: this is one of those pitfalls or difficulties in the repeople of dont ask, dont tell, that secretary of defense gates had predicted and thats why he wanted that longer time frame from the time that the law was repealed until it was -- that repeal was actually implemented because these are the things that have to be worked out, not only through training and the like, but going through the legal processes because all the questions that remain about dont ask, dont tell, are many, proba...

Would have been found earlier but for the fact that torture was involved and what it did throughout the middle east. >> cliff, would you defend waterboarding on all the points liz cheney made? >> im going to defend my own position if you dont mind, ed, and start with this. >> sure, sure. >> that is to say, look. in this particular instance we do know that the seed of intelligence that grew the vine that led us to find osama bin laden came about through coercive techniques of interrogation. in on...

We have it now. an the al qaeda organization has no clue as to what we have. >> in terms of, i mean, there will never be anything as big for us, probably, as killing bin laden. but we are all sort of on the edge of our seats to see the way that u.s. forces are going to be able to exploit any intelligence that they got there. and as that moves forward, were left trying to figure out what they exploited to get as far as they did. what do you make about the debate about whether or not enhanced inte...

>> in terms, there will never be anything as big for us as killing bin laden. we are all on the edge of our seats to see the way that u.s. forces are going to be able to exploit any intelligence that they got there. as that moves forward, were left trying to figure out what they exploited to get as far as they did. what do you make about the debate about whether or not enhanced interrogation techniques were key to getting this information that led to bin lad snn. >> thats ridiculous. okay. first...

But we are all sort of on the edge of our seats to see the way that u.s. forces are going to be able to exploit any intelligence that they got there. and as that moves forward, were left trying to figure out what they exploited to get as far as they did. what do you make about the debate about whether or not enhanced interrogation techniques were key to getting this information that led to bin ladin? >> thats ridiculous. okay. first off, this intelligence the fresh. this occurred eight months ag...

Many hoping it will spur a tidal wave of peaceful democracies, others fearing this could do more harm than good. is bin ladens death a game changer in the muslim world? michael hanlon will help us answer that question, hes from the brookings institution. michael, a game changer? >> i think that would be too optimistic. i think the game changer if there is one is whats been happening in the eh of -- way of arab demonstration and quiet revolution and ongoinging processes in the cue key countries t...