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Happen, it could have happened every time he left. so dont forget how much they sacrificed for us. hes a hero. theyre all heroes. >> and dave, obviously there were 19 of these brave young men who lost their lives, one of the most appalling tragedies imaginable to any team of firefighters. it must have rocked the whole community. how are you all coping collectively? >> the fire department has been fantastic helping us out. the senate liaison is working

Wrote his defense from the bench, and today, he wrote, the court affirms what is perhaps the most radical injunction issued by a court in our nations history, requiring california to release the staggering number of 46,000 convicted criminals. scalias figures were based on older population data. he adoo he added the vast majority of inmates most generously rewarded by this will not be prisoners are medical conditions or veer mental illness and many will be fine physical specimens who have develo...

Decide beginning tomorrow, 9:00am in the orange county courthouse whether the death of caylee anthony came at the hands of her then 22-year-old mom. the prosecution theory is that casey basically didnt want to be a single mom any more. she wanted to be free, single and party and not have the burden of responsibility. they contend casey researched on the internet inside her parents home how to break a neck and cleacloroform, and they contende use that to make caylee go unconscious. and duct tape ...

Becoming homeowners and start making the cycle work to a better cycle. jenna: the intention of the plans as you mentioned was to soften the blow of the housing market. and in your opinion it just delayed it. so now were going into another election cycle. how do you think housing plays as an issue for 2012? does it have a role? >> i think it does have a role. it has a role particularly in a lot of these markets. like the signs you just showed. in florida, nevada, california, these are places that...

On the east coast. we are so glad youre with us. im jenna lee? im jon scott. there is a state of emergency in skwrop opinion, missouri as a massive tornado tore the community apart. miles of unbelievable destruction. 90 people known dead. the desperate search for survivors complicated by more harsh weather in the area. crews pelted with hail and rains as wind gusts threaten to push the debris around in dangerous ways. mike tobin live for us in joplin. what are you seeing where you are, mike? >> ...

What we can to get everyone to safety. we are helping somewhat with communications, because thats -- there are so many people coming to help and they need to be able to talk to each other. jon: and you know, no tornadoes apparently in todays forecast, but the misery of a downpour, you know, youve got a hole in your roof if youre lucky enough to have a roof at all, youve got a downpour coming through, youve got 60-mile an hour straight line winds from the thunderstorm, that is just insult on top ...

Cant recover. they are still kind of chugging along at a low economic growth rate. we have a high unemployment rate. weve got to get that housing market chugging again. this news is not good. jenna: how do we get it chugging again? >> i think frankly you have to rip the band-aid off. part of the problem is that weve had -- the obama administration has had niece mortgage support programs that has kept people in their homes, and a lot of those people it turns out either couldnt afford those homes ...

Rick: -- jon: a fox news alert. take a look at live pictures, these from minneapolis. weve been talking a lot about joplin, missouri, but minneapolis, also took a hit from a tornado yesterday. these pictures just coming in to the fox news room of the aftermath of that storm. imagine the terror there. youre in an ordinary neighborhood, going about your business on a sunday evening, and here comes a tornado roaring through. those folkies in minneapolis are picking up the pieces today. weve got som...

Heard, tell me what you saw, please. >> much like he says. the building shook, its almost like an earthquake. we -- our boss very calmly made us leave. we got to the working lot. it was full of smoke. people running towards the irs building that got hit. people were on the second floor. they couldnt get out. they were hanging out the windows screaming for help. >> uh-huh. >> i have to say, ben swinger glass happened to be at the complex. they drove through at mach three with perfect ease. got th...

>> from what i could see when we were in the parking lot getting the ladders up to try to get them down, a whole portion of the first floor facing the highway was gone. >> gone. >> gone. there was gobs of smoke. a lot of the building people were yelling up to them to cover their faces with wet towels if they could. they couldnt get to the hallways to see if anyone was there. they were just yelling for help. >> so, you get out of the building, and you and your colleagues, you try to help. tell us...