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Over the next several weeks. the first is the immediate response of the federal government, and state and local officials to this incredible calamity and catastrophic storm. and so far, they are getting primarily good ma marks for the response. as well as the public pitching in with these makeshift things. there are other issues looming around the bend. the once the immediate danger is passed, and that go is going to be paying the enormous price of reconstructi reconstruction. as you recall the ...

Reconstructi reconstruction, ed brooks. i would have thought he would have been his homework a little more. >> ben, the students were not hostile. they were challenging but respectful. does he gets points for showing up and maybe is this the beginning part of a learning process that might eventually pay dividends? >> well, i got to tell you, there were some republicans who think that a little bit of outreach and messaging is enough to increase their share of the african-american vote and increas...

The cause he held so dear. a much less romantic version of that rare event when the late senator strom thurman set the record going 24 hours, 18 minutes all to try to derail the civil right acts of 1957. here he is romanticizing about how he set the record. >> how did you last 24 hours? you never left the senate floor. >> i dont answer the -- beforehand and dried out my body. >> in the sauna? >> yes. so i wouldnt be tempted to go to the bathroom. so i was able to do that. >> oh, dehydration, no ...

Busiest runway, it will be closing today for four months of reconstructi reconstruction. it is hoped this $376 million project will ease a little bit of the traffic and congestion as one of the worlds busiest airports. time to take a look at some of the stories generating a lot of buzz on the internet. iness fer ray joining me to talk through this. the story happening pretty who the in chile, that has to be a pretty big trending topic i imagine on twitter. >> thats one of the top stories were lo...