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Operable. and because were following the weather patterns with our friends from national weather service, there is a possibility for further inclement weather, so we have got to make sure theyre up and running so we can protect our citizens. we have nine sirens that we will sound at 10:30 a.m. this morning, with the sun out, openfully and we need to get word out to residents not to panic, not to be alarmed, that we have to do this to children their future safety. so once again at 10:30 a.m., wer...

our work. and in return, as we approach the tenth anniversary of 9/11, we commit to you that we will continue to do everything in our power to fulfill your mission of defeating al qaeda and their militant allies. we will do whatever it takes to protect this country and to keep it safe. this has been a long and tough fight, and its not over. but as we have just proven, its a fight that were going to win for you, mr. president, and for the american people. ladies and gentlemen, it is my ...

Monday. well bring you more as we get it here on cnn. flooding in the u.s. sand -- in the u.s. and in china, meteorologist jennifer delgado has the details on the more unusual weather patterns this week. jen? >> youre right. were talking about flooding and sand conditions through parts of china. but well start off right now with the flooding thats been happening across the u.s. and its going to continue to be a problem. ive been saying this for the next several weeks ahead. and the worst of it...

Will transform the weather patterns of the entire planet in ways that we just simply dont know. vast regions of the planet will no longer be able to grow crops, at least as we know now. >> i think there are two parts to this. his making three different claims. the idea that arctic is going to disappear? that is what most models show that eventually we will have an ice-free summer arctic and that is a problem. when he is talking where we wont be living vast ways is not what the models are telling...

Danger of storms again in the coming days. how do people get information about these storms? >> unlike west texas, i suppose, or oklahoma, we do not have a siren system. we have occasional tornadoes, but nothing to the magnitude that they have them in those areas. we simply have warnings from the national weather service. they are then broadcast on tv and radio in advance of weather patterns that are approaching and thats really our warning system. >> zee lamb, the county manager of bertie count...

Okay. i want to go to the top of the hill and take a view. >> theres still radiation leaking. were you measuring your level of potential radiation contamination yourself? >> on a day-to-day basis i wasnt measuring, no. i did some research about where the more severe areas were and i understand how radiation floats in the wind. we followed the weather patterns every morning and we had an app on our iphone that was talking about wind direction so we made a very logical choice to stay north of the ...

Understand how radiation floats in the wind. we followed the weather patterns every morning and we had an app on our iphone that was talking about wind direction so we made a very logical choice to stay north of the reactor because the winds come from north to south. >> youll do just about anything to get some of these photographs that your about to share with us. let me ask you before i have you describe some of those. what was it like to be there? >> the most startling thing for me is getting ...

Assess ment. it helps us in our risk assessment of the future. dare i say it, i hope it will help governments think long and hard about where they behave and where they allow things to be built. >> this year, seven scientists are collecting data and taking samples to learn the effects of increased carbon dioxide levels in the ocean, as well as how ocean currents could be changing due to sea ice melting. for catlin its understanding. >> its relevant because what is happening in the arctic ocean m...

The world as far as americas east coast. particles believed to have come from japan have been detected in the air or in rain water in at least a dozen states. is it a health risk? government officials say the levels are far lower than the amount that would pose any concern. sometimes thousands of times less. we caught up with the health director in maryland where radiation from fukushima was detected in the air and rain water. into what does it mean overall that this has traveled all the way fro...

Fire. aim. yesterday think progress asked oregon congressman peter defazio, a real american, about the effect of these cuts. defazios district had one harbor devastated by the tsunami and at least four people swept out to sea. defazio told think progress if the cuts go through, people will die. and it wont be just on the coasts. >> if you cut on a detection of tidal waves, volcanic eruptions, severe weather events, weather buoys, satellite observation and weather patterns thoerks sorts , those s...