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Катастрофічна повінь у Німеччині: що розповідають ті, хто пережив цей жах Більш ніж 130 загиблих, понад тисячу зниклих безвісти, будинки, що пішли під воду, затоплені дороги. Потужна повінь спричинила хаос та руйнування на заході Німеччини. Розповіді свідків цих жахливих подій - у DW. Затоплені міста, знесені водою будинки, розмит...

>> it's looking more and more as if the supreme court will cut the heart out of health care reform law. that's the part which would require americans to buy insurance if that mandate is found unconstitutional and we won't know it until june. it's an open question whether the rest of the law could survive. the court wrapped up three days of historic arguments today. cnn's congressional correspondent kate bolduan and our legal analyst jeffrey toobin, they were both inside during the oral arguments. let's start with kate. what's your take, kate? how did it go today? >> wolf, after three...

should never have been where it was in the first place, should never have tipped over the way it did. commanded by a captain who according to authorities should never have done what he did before, during or after his ship first ran into trouble. the questions are many tonight. we begin with a moment by moment account of what we now know. >> around 9:30 at night, the lights go out president a this point, there doesn't seem to be much panic among the passengers. but some sense that there was something more serious than just a power blackout. >> they were saying everything is under cont...

should never have been where it was in the first place, should never have tipped over the way it did. commanded by a captain who according to authorities should never have done what he did before, during or after his ship first ran into trouble. the questions are many tonight. we begin with a moment by momen account of what we now know. >> around 9:30 at night, the lights go out president a this point, there doesn't seem to be much panic among the passengers. but some sense that there was something more serious than just a power blackout. >> they were saying everything is under contr...

Libyan people. they do recognize that they do need the international community to legitimize them so they can move forward. they do not want any sort of foreign troops on the ground. but many people we're talking to, say they would almost welcome targeted air strikes to at least begin to level the pa playing field. as we have been hearing on the one hand. you have a well trained army, and on the other hand you have a bunch of civilians, many of them teenagers with their guns, fighting with their heart and courage. >> in a place like zawiyah, if it seems like government forces have control of t...