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have been talking about, they should be declared a transnational drug organization. because they are killing americans. it is an undeclared war. we were there lab partner. we were punting through the eco health alliance. everybody is covering their and that is a sad situation. but i'm hoping that china may be can bring democrats and republicans together. that may be if we realize the danger of this country and what they are trying to do to us politically and economically and socially. i mean, it is frightening. >> dana: actually, that is what i wanted to ask jessica about how bipartisan this was an yesterday there was no sniping towards each other, no snarking, but it was serious mismarked and brought together "prime time." do you think that can continue questioning >> jessica: i hope so. >> greg: as long as republicans are in charge. >> jessica: i would like to say something jesse said about
what umbrella she falls under. they bonded her out. clearly she's not a threat to the public. and i think that she may have been mismarked as a gang member. >> reporter: she fled el salvador after being attacked by police. >> they hit me. >> translator: they dragged me. they tortured me. >> reporter: now she's seeking asylum in the u.s. for both her and her sons, once she gets them back. >> translator: to be separated from them, it's like everything is missing. like air. >> reporter: we asked the office of refugee resettlement and i.c.e. why it was safe to release this woman into the country but she is still not reunified with her kids and they refused to answer. guys, the gist of it is these numbers are not changing and
salvador. >> when you deal with ms-13, the only thing they understand is toughness. >> the government reviews a criminal background check by i.c.e. to identify any red flags before they reunite children. raquel's lawyer believes that alleged gang affiliation is keeping her from getting her kids back, even though she was released from detention. >> i don't even think i.c.e. knows what umbrella she falls under when it comes to reunification. they bauonded her out so clearl she's not a threat to the public and i think she may have been mismarked as a gang member. >> she fled el salvador after she said she was attacked by local police. >> they hit me. they dragged me. they tortured me. >> now raquel is seeking asylum in the u.s. for both her and her sons, once she gets them back. >> to be separated from them,
>> steve: over half the country feel that the worst is yet to come economically. >> gretchen: let's get to some other headlines. a shocking new report on our national cemetery reveals veterans remains are buried in wrong graves. review found about 800 other issues, most of them unmarked or mismarked graves. the problems are mostly caused by sloppy work during renovation, head stones temporarily removed from the ground and cleaned while sod was repaired. but workers apparently put the markers back in the wrong places. the president of iran dodge ago second attack in cairo. ahmadinejab visiting the house of an iranian official when a man lunged towards him. security guards stopped the suspect. ahmadinejab proudly unveiled iran's own home midnight jet. but aviation experts say it's an embarrassing joke. it's missing bolts and rivets found on the simplest of planes. bush family hacked? photos and e-mails about president bush's recent hospitalization exposed. other compromised information,
and gusts expected up to 60 miles an hour. in new york city, the metropolitan transportation authority is preparing to use super powered snow blowers and de-icing cars in an effort to keep the trains running smoothsly. this is the first blizzard to hit this area since 2010. it has a lot of folks thinking back to 1978 when that terrible snowstorm dumped more than two feet of snow on boston. >>steve: that was substantial. janice dean is going to have our weather forecast so you can prepare for the day and the weekend. she'll be with us in about 15 minutes. >>gretchen: to the other headlines, a report on our national cemeteries reveals veterans buried in the wrong grave. the review also found 800 other issues, most of them unmarked or mismarked graves. the problems are mostly caused by sloppy work during renovations. some were temporarily removed from the ground and
you have to remember, for a lot of people, they don't live here in the washington area. some people come out just for this day, and it's a chance for them not only to remember their loved ones, but also to talk to other families who are experiencing somewhat of the same thing. carol? >> just heartbreaking pictures. and you're right. you see some of the birth dates, born in 19 8, and so many young people are dying. chris, arlington cemetery was in the news for mislabeling graves, badly cared for graves. is that situation fixed now? >> reporter: yeah, and you know, i want to be clear, most of that trouble at arlington didn't have to do with section 60. there's 70 sections here at arlington, and it really came out last summer, in which some of the graves were mismarked, some were unmarked, some of the urns were found in piles of dirt. there was found to be very poor recordkeeping. the army has instituted a lot of
weather a cyber attack was possible. failed plots including the failed millennium bomb plot. failed plot to use radioactive and dirty bomb. white house and statute of liberty were valued targets because of their value. some of the criticism he was just sort of a low level operative or small fish may not be that accurate, shep. >> shepard: catherine herridge live in washington. thanks. >> you are welcome. >> shepard: a high school junior nasa decided to build something the military has been unable to create a digital record of those buried at arlington national cemetery. rick jilliland has been photographing the graves of war vets and puts them on a web site preserve and honor.com. he started his project last summer after word came out that hundreds of the graves there at arlington were mismarked. that, of course, meant that hundreds of families had no idea where their loved ones were
arlington national cemetery, the nation's most hallowed ground for military veterans, something like this could have happened. what the army says is a year later, the difference is, as they are finding these problems, they are rapidly fixing them. but, randi, they are still finding problems. that's really the news here today at this hearing on capitol hill, i think. an army official confirming to cnn a short time ago in one of the latest examples, and i want to read this because it's so specific. in a single grave they found eight sets of cremated remains, three of which could not be identified will be reburied as unknown and a criminal probe under way about that matter. there are a total of 18 graves now at arlington. they think where they are either misma mismarked, unmarked, inappropriate marked in some fashion. they've reviewed 22,000 graves. they continue to find these problems. but the new management says they are moving very rapidly to try
victory lap around tripoli just hours after nato planes bombarded targets near the capital. and grave mistakes at arlington national cemetery here in washington. burial sites unmarked or mismarked remains unidentified. a year after the scandal broke, what's being done to fix it? breaking news and political headlines all straight ahead. i'm wolf blitzer. you are in "the situation room." the u.s. and world are carefully watching the unrest in syria where dozens of anti-government demonstrators have been killed in weeks of protest. today the president announced the formation of the new government unlikely to satisfy demands for reform. now we have new information just coming in on the syrian crackdown that has far reaching and rather dangerous implications. cnn's brian todd is here and working the story for us. brian, tell our viewers what you are finding out.
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