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Watching severe thunderstorms. avalanche danger. we could get four feet of snow across the cascades. well see this low develop across the rockies and then eject out into the planes, they have blizzard watches in the northern plains and upper midwest. and the classic setup for the potential of severe weather, including hail, tornadoes across the mississippi river valley, towards the mid-atlantic and the northeast on friday. take a look at this widespread area where we could be seeing these very s...

But all in all we owe him thanks. >> mary, how about you? >> my hit goes to breakthroughs in medical research, particularly in the area of brain science. the first is that we made some mayor progress and advances in understanding and working toward the treatment in parkinsons disease. just in december, a professor of neurology at emery university won a prize from silicon valley, a breakthrough prize for his work on understanding the circuits that go bonkers with parkinsons disease. and this goes...

Thanks. >> mary, how about you? >> my hit goes to breakthroughs in medical research, particularly the area of brain science. the first is we made some major progress in working towards the treatment of parkinsons disease. in december, a professor of neurology won a prize from silicon valley, a breakthrough prize, for his work on understanding the circuits that go bonkers with parkinsons disease. this goes straight to the treatment of the disease. >> very exciting developments on the science fron...

Towards land. and that increases the vulnerability of a larger number of people living right along the coast. in the low-lying areas. >> reporter: so what can we all do about those rising surface temperatures and sea levels? he says in the immediate, authorities in those regions simply have to develop better communications and evacuation plans, especially in low-lying areas like that region of the philippines. >> all right, brian, thank you. up next, utter desperation in the disaster zone. and...

The warming of the planet is caused by us humans. left unchecked, theyre saying the surface temperatures could increase two to four degrees by the end of the century and in the northern hemisphere, the last 30 years was likely the warmest weve seen in 1,400 years. i have a link to that on my twitter account. if you want to read the 31-page report for policy makers, including thats whats sent to everyone there in washington, d.c. so as far as todays weather, very warm in the middle of the count...

Live in washington with more, what can you tell us about the u.n. report, as i understanunderstan d it, it was kind of leaked in advance? >> yes, the u.n. report comes out later this month in portions of it have been leaked. according to those leads the panel has found that there are some elevated co2 levels and it is believed that the u.n. panel will acknowledge that surface temperatures have remained stable for the last 15 years or so. but that is not what the house energy and commerce panel h...

Surface temperatures, which affect lift and maneuverability. the mission was off to a tense start. >> and so what you see there is the very first thing that was needed to happen, in order for the mission to be a success, as we were told, didnt happen. that helicopter didnt make it in the right spot. and everyone went like, whoa. >> the plan was very precise in terms of how they were going to approach the compound and how guys were going to be lowered into the compound. when we saw the helicopter...

Figuring out how to rearrange things. i said, you dont worry about it. you just focus on what youre doing. im sure we can find a chair and ill sit right next to you. thats how i ended up in this folding chair. >> what were you watching? >> we were able to monitor in realtime what was taking place. >> the visualization that we were able to see on the screen in that small sit room, you know, was certainly somewhat hazy, but totally intelligible to us. >> reporter: in the immediate air space over t...

Receiving and translating more information on the mission. as an experienced combat veteran in that region, webb was a good man to have at the table. >> he started to get up, and people were starting to go through the protocol and figuring out how to rearrange things. i said, you dont worry about it. you just focus on what youre doing. im sure we can find a chair and ill sit right next to you. thats how i ended up in this folding chair. >> what were you watching? >> we were able to monitor in re...

could affect all of us, including our own mail delivery. im wolf blitzer, youre in "the situation room." jtsdzer. it all begins in iowa. right now many of the republican presidential candidates are in that state, a state that holds the lead-off contest in 2012. theyre working the crowds at the state fair before tomorrows pivotal iowa straw poll. and theyre taking direct aim at president obamas handling of the debt crisis and the u.s. economy. listen to some of the republican hopefuls...