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joe johns, have a great rest of the weekend and safe travels. >> you, too. on this memorial day, i want to begin on cordova, alabama. it hit on the morning of april 27th by a powerful ef-3 tornado, and then the very same day ef-4 tornado hits that same town that night. cordova, alabama, is not the town that you see here in some of the video, some of the aerial pictures here and satellite images. a lot of folks have certainly lost their homes, but as we told you on friday, the cordova...

It. >> ease of use, then for the most part in small business, people who understand computers. support systems. lets get down to this. >> if you buy an apple computer, getting hardware, software from the same company. essentially buying it from the company store with extended warranty. services are good. you have to buy the pretty extended expensive warranty. you buy a pc, getting a warranty from whoever you bought it from. dell, toshiba. they have a wide variety of extended service options that...

they need answers. tonight i hope to get some. my interview with the man this charge in a moment. first, a look at the other stories were drilling down on tonight. the stories are gut wrenching. >> cant go home. its gone. >> the images unforgettable -- ill ask dr. gayle salt, is there such a thing as disaster overload. [ chanting ] and remember sfwhisk. >> recall! >> the republican governor tried to bust the union. jeffrey tubin says a new ruling could wring them back stronger than...

Deaf exis . its time to clear the air. and one of the most disturbing revelations over the last two days is that osama bin laden had been living close to a military training center and one of pakistans biggest cities for something like six years and nobody appears to have noticed. the compound itself was about eight times the size of other houses in the area. and was protected by large walls and razor wire. clear signs that someone was protecting himself inside the property. this has raised th...

Neighborhoods? >> yes. we have about 200 homes now in some of our most stable neighborhoods because there are neighborhoods that, without a doubt, public safety officials would not want to move back into. but weve picked out stable neighborhoods where there are churches, schools, police stations, where there are fire stations, rec centers, and these folks who want to come back in with their families need all of those support systems. so from that vantage point were picking different parts of our...

Safely controlled environment will be monitored and not cause nuisance to visitors and residents of colchester. >> they make it sound like its an okay thing to do to put them in a corner and let them drink. >> reporter: giving them their own place to go and drink, arent you in a way condoning that behavior? >> that behavior is going to continue whatever we do. we can put support systems in place and we are working with the primary care trust to do that, but weve learned over the years that these...

Are problem drinkers can go in a safely controlled environment will be monitored and not cause nuisance to visitors and residents of colchester. >> they make it sound like its an okay thing to do to put them in a corner and let them drink. >> reporter: giving them their own place to go and drink, arent you in a way condoning that behavior? >> that behavior is going to continue whatever we do. we can put support systems in place and we are working with the primary care trust to do that, but weve ...

>> larry: whats death row like? >> not fun. it does what it was designed to do. which is pretty much separate you from all your support systems. tear you away from anything that means anything to you. and keep you there until theyre ready to kill you. >> larry: eddie, i guess you can also imagine what it must be like -- assuming -- lets say youre damien what it must be like to be behind bars for something you didnt do. can you put yourself in his shoes? >> well, one thing it brings to mind is th...

>> not fun. it does what it was designed to do. which is pretty much separate you from all your support systems. tear you away from anything that means anything to you. and keep you there until theyre ready to kill you. >> larry: eddie, i guess you can also imagine what it must be like, assuming -- lets say youre damien. what it must be like to be behind bars for something you didnt do. can you put yourself in his shoes? >> well, one thing it brings to mind is that i -- ive realized recently tha...

Now other family members that youre also helping to manage. so this advice really comes from your personal experience. youve been down this road. >> so many times, i tell you, i helped take care of my elderly grandfather when he had lung cancer. with my grandmother before she passed. a disable brother and now im helping with my father-in-law, which is difficult because hes not my dad. im the woman, i work a lot from home, a lot of the responsibility falls on me and sometimes im going to be hones...