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Desert property but it is rugged as well. mountains up and down, i mean, literally like the alps and like the rockies in spots as these plates here crash to each other, and as they do that, they make earthquakes. they have been making them for millions of years in the same spots. >> still waiting to get the first pictures. another point to bring up. its the middle of the night now in pakistan. >> good point. >> people sound asleep and this earthquake rattled them quite a bit, i would imagine. 7....

Some pictures, these are the first pictures were presumably presumably out of pakistan, middle of the night there. people praying to the sky. running out of buildings. incredibly confused. fearful, and reza, if you can speak at all to some of -- you mentioned how the buildings precariously built by stone, but at least it is, you know, habitation perhaps not as great as some of these other cities because of the orchards, but there are also security implications. this is right along the pakistan/a...

An area far to the north of where this earthquake has hit, but nonetheless the pakistanis are saying, were tied up with flood relief. we cant worry about the insurgent activity just right now. another natural disaster is not what is needed in this country, brooke. >> we are trying to establish some live pictures from this particular part of pakistan was. barbara, thank you. we will watch and wait to see what the security implications are, so were not going to go too far from the story there in p...

Story of the speech of which this is a part and parcel. i couldnt figure out if this speech was about praising our troops and describing what we face in the war on terror in afghanistan and iraq or if it was a domestic speech designed to say you know what, lets get out of -- weve gotten out of iraq as quickly as we can he, we are rushing for the door because i need to get reelected and democrats reelected by talking economy, manufacturing jobs and green jobs and all the things we ought to do to ...

Story of the speech of which this is a part and parcel. i couldnt figure out if this speech was about praising our troops and describing what we face in the war on terror in afghanistan and iraq or if it was a domestic speech designed to say you know what, lets get out of -- weve gotten out of iraq as quickly as we can he, we are rushing for the door because i need to get reelected and democrats reelected by talking economy, manufacturing jobs and green jobs and all the things we ought to do to ...

Anticipated, and the bank program in particular is likely to earn a substantial profit for u.s. taxpayers. the congressional oversight panel says the u.s. should have done a better job of tracking the t.a.r.p. money that went overseas and had it done so it could have asked some of the other countries to share some of that pain of the $700 billion wall street bailout. wolf? >> thanks very much, lisa, for that report. were following breaking news here in "the situation room." thats coming up. the ...

Accused and charged in the first leak of a classified video and secret documents to wikileaks. they were scrubbing his compu r computers. experts were looking at everything he did and everybody he contacted. and as a precaution, looking for those who may have ak kated the transfer of any material but so far they are only taking a look. the investigation is still underway. however over the weekend on "meet the press" the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said there are grave concerns about th...

He also said that he was a little worried about security implications where she point out the locations of where some of the contractors might be working and where theyre based which means they might have to increase security which ironically would mean it would cost more to put more security in there to protect the people who were working for the government that the people now -- >> talk about 12 nerve centers, 250 companies and even a place like fort meade. he had a great line. he said one man...

Director of national intelligence talking about a "washington post" series of reports in which they found among other things more than 1200 government organizations are working on intelligence, 1900 private companies working on intel, 854,000 people with top secret security clearance. more than 13 major departments and agencies make up the intelligence community. there was concern about this series and the website accompanying it as well. >> i must say im concerned about the security implication...

Director of national intelligence talking about a "washington post" series of reports in which they found among other things more than 1200 government organizations are working on intelligence, 1900 private companies working on intel, 854,000 people with top secret security clearance. more than 13 major departments and agencies make up the intelligence community. there was concern about this series and the website accompanying it as well. >> i must say im concerned about the security implication...