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relations. are the tensions of recent days any worse? any better? i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." first, breaking news this hour. a large tornado has been spotted on the ground in oklahoma and storm-ravaged missouri is being hit by severe weather and possible in the coming hours, searchers in joplin have been taking advantage of the break in the bad weather for a few hours now. 17 people have been pulled alive from the rubble as of last night. but the death toll is far greater. up to 118 right now and that makes this the deadliest single tornado on record in the ...

Moment in our lives. and now that is beginning to be erased by the disease. >> this diagnosis, alzheimer's, was named after the german dr. who first discovered it in 1906 in the brain tissue of a woman in her 50s. what we know about the disease hasn't changed much. doctors still don't have a cure. and only a few effective therapies exist. it tends to strike people in their 60s and 70s, but it can even surface earlier. essentially erasing their memories. destroying their brain cells. leaving them as a shell of who they once were. till it eventually kills them. and helpless family members are le...

Self, you know, who we know we are is because of our memory and who we have been until this moment in our lives. and now that is beginning to be erased by the disease. >> this diagnosis, alzheimer's, was named after the german doctor who first discovered it in 1906 in the brain tissue of a woman in her 50s. what we know about the disease hasn't changed much. doctors still don't have a cure. and only a few effective therapies exist. it tends to strike people in their 60s and 70s, but it can even surface earlier. essentially erasing their memories. destroying their brain cells. leaving them as a...

>> a gaping wound over the left eye. >> brain tissue -- >> no real strong drum beat for releasing it. >> it's not necessary. >> i personally think it's morbid. >> i support the president's decision. >> i share the president's view. >> lindsay graham said he respectfully disagreed with the president's decision. >> photographs can be manipulated. >> i don't want a conspiracy theory. >> but what really happened inside the compound? >> more details are seeping out. >> what i said yesterday stands. >> questions about whether he was armed or whether he wasn't armed. >> the changing narrative. >> you...

>> all right. nbc's mike viqueira is at the white house. according to the press secretary decided yesterday morning not to release the tos to. what are you hearing? what's the reasons behind that? >> reporter: it's interesting. after it was apparent that this is what the president told "60 minutes" this he's against revealing the gruesome photos of pardon me brain tissue, you heard the president say it could be an incitement of anger. and it was asked about the 9/11 families to see that photograph. many of them expressed an interest in doing so. that decision is not made yet. the president sai...