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Of those areas. certainly keeping that stuff off your roof if you're in that danger zone looks like a very good idea, jonathan. >> reporter: indeed, some of the simplest measures can harden your house against wildfires. keeping your roof clear of debris, drive leaves and pine needles, using materials that are flame resistant in your roofing materials. in other cases it's either moving some of the shrubs involved with your landscaping away from the perimeter of the house or if you have shrubs near the housekeeping them trimmed so that any dry and dead material is kept well away from the exterio...

Of medical issue." they sent him home. today he's getting a battery of tests at his doctor, so we should have an idea of what happened. it reminds you of serena branson in los angeles. remember this? >> a very, very heavy blurtation tonight let's go ahead and -- >> reporter: she was diagnosed with a migraine that mirrors the symptoms of a stroke. by the way, she's back on the air, speaking quite clearly and they expect mark mcallister to be back on the air as well. martha: good for both of them. any of us that do this can imagine how upsetting it must be to find yourself in that situation. and...

Operational duties. i am determined to get to the bottom of the situation for the safety of the traveling public. he goes onto say as a former pilot i am personally outraged that this controller did not meet his responsibilities to help land the two planes. fortunately at no point was either plane out of radar contact and our back up system kicked in to assure the safe landing of both of those planes. we spoke with ntsb managing director peter gelts who said this guy was not merely a sleep, he was really a sleep. >> traffic backs off dramatically at reagan after 9 look. it is very disturbing. ...

And loves chaos is there. how much of the opposition is made up of extremists? martha: there has to be a huge part of this rebel population and they don't like being called rebels, they want to be called the opposition. >> much more dignified. martha: that they would be unhappy with qaddhafi and if they were normal folks they'd want a better life. whenever these situations happen al-qaida is going to be opportunistic in this situation. the question is how do we harnass the good that could possibly come out of this in terms of forming a better government in libya. >> it's like herding cats. cle...

Washington post" this morning where they talk about how the fact that a number of our nato partners are going hey, wait a minute, we didn't know it was going to be quite that punitive. we didn't know they were going to take that stuff out. suddenly there are too many cooks in the coalition. who is calling the shots in libya? great question. >> meanwhile -- >> up on the magic wall today. >> you brought us tim pawlenty, former minnesota governor. >> trying to find out what was there. >> or t. paw, as i like to refer to him. as the kids call him. he's announced he's formed an exploratory committe...