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>> thank you. this is fabulous. a wonderful morning. i'm fredricka whitfield. today, a pretty dangerous storm across the south. large tornado hit early this afternoon in west central mississippi. and emergency crews say damage is extensive. we're told that some people are actually trapped in collapsed homes in yazoo city, mississippi. this was south of memphis earlier today. take a look. yes, hail, mixed with rain. ireporter kathy cozad said she grabbed her camera as soon as the hail started pelting her house there. in atlanta, a day of fierce lightning and sporadic downpours. this...

But a friend of hers says she is in stable but serious condition. height, who turned 98 this past wednesday, worked alongside such civil rights pioneers as the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. and just last month she attended president obama's summit on race and the economy. more top stories in 20 minutes. all right, i think it is time for a little legal segment with our legal guys. talk about health care and the challenges now. the president signed this health care bill and already, gentlemen, we're hearing calls to repeal it. the president says, quote/unquote, go for it. so should they ...

introduced the gold act, pushing it for more stringent regulation of the industry on a national scale. >> basically, you put that gold in that envelope, you're sending it off to the wile west. there is no sense whether it is going to come back, whether you'll get your money's worth and whether you'll be protected at all. >> when they slap you in the face with an absurd amount as 15 cents, then it becomes a matter of dignity. >> there never has been a day since i started this company where i did something with a negative intention to hurt a consumer. >> reporter: in pompano beach, flo...

i am in for kyra phillips. $657 million a judge could okay a settlement for ground zero workers who got sick. terrorism is terrorism. violence is violence. it has no place inni islamic teaching. the education crisis, a nationwide problem. what can be done for our kids? and our correspondents are working on these stories. targeting troops but mostly they killed civilians. suzanne malveaux with news of a voting deadline. deathses from pregnancies are on the rise. elizabeth cohen looked at the reasons why. coordinated suicide attacks have killed 37 people. the blasted were a...

12-year-old jordan brown. so, richard, what is the charge that's being considered? is it first-degree murder? >> it's two counts of homicide, fred, for not only the woman but for the 8-month-old fetus. he got a shotgun for christmas. it was the gun that was in the house. the ballistics matched the gun. the 7-year-old daughter of the dead woman said this boy did it. that's the testimony they have. the prosecutor said i had no choice. i either charge him as an adult or not. i have no choice. the supreme court is making determinations now whether children 14 and below can face life without parole...