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portugal, spain where the mercury soared past 115 degrees. wild fires have prompted widespread evacuations. thousands displaced in france. hundreds dead from the oppressive hit across europe. nothing like that here but getting very close and moving fast. readings north of 113 degrees there texas and oklahoma today. more than 110 in utah. nearly a third of americans are under similar heat warnings across the country and signs things could get worse before they get better. we have you co...

America, a huge step forward in the government gets out of the way. >>steve: heres why they will. the elections over. suddenly keystone looks okay. fracking not so bad. >> environmentalists are going to go crazy. they will oppose this big time with everything theyve got. the question is, will the president for the first time reverse course on a major policy issue? >>brian: those people who are progreen energy are not necessarily natural gas because it burns clean? >> america reduced its carbon e...

you isle ask the former pakistani president musharraf in he knew osama bin laden was hiding in his homeland and if he knows terrorists may be holed up in pakistan right now. im wolf blitzer, youre in "the situation room." first, a powerful reminder today, if they dont reach an agreement in the next 11 days, all hell could brea look. standard & poors is warning the nation could be shoved back into recession very soon after the august 2i deadline passes with the clock ticking and stakes ...

1990s, the f.b.i. says events in chez anyia and boz -- chechnya and bosnia lead to his radicalization. he left the u.s. around 2002 and allegedly joined al-qaeda where he attended terrorist training camps and goes through the ranks becoming the group operational boss. terrorism experts say his understanding of u.s. culture makes him especially dangerous. >> he knows the mindset, the culture. he would have the ability to observe the security strategies. both local law enforcement, and state law e...

His radicalization. he left the u.s. around 2002 and allegedly joined al-qaeda where he attended terrorist training camps and goes through the ranks becoming the group operational boss. terrorism experts say his understanding of u.s. culture makes him especially dangerous. >> he knows the mindset, the culture. he would have the ability to observe the security strategies. both local law enforcement, and state law enforcement. as well as infrastructure. know where the power plants are, know where ...