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dealing with our debt crisis they're wrong. they're wrong. we can't afford to just do one or the other, we have to do both. >> president will roll out the entire job growth proposal early next month in a speech. it will probably be a combo platter of tax cuts, investments in infrastructure and long-term health for the unemployed. what will governor rick perry say today? you know you're dying to find out. he's not backing down about his treason comments about fed chair ben bernanke. he says the fed should be audited. >> i think we're seeing it almost weekly or even daily, scientists...

Joplin is way up there. but there will be many tornadoes on the ground. have that noaa radio on today. >> as you pointed out to our viewers, this year tornadoes seem to be so much more powerful than over recent years. >> yes. many times we get storms that line up and they are called squall line storms. they are all in a line and they all fight for the energy. they all fight for the moisture. the storms today are not in the line. there is one there and there's one there and another here and another here. as they are separated from the other cells they are called super cell tornadoes. or super c...

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 ...

>> rob, this is obviously the third night we've been covering this storm, and i've had it explained to me. just try to explain it again why so many tornadoes were taking place so close to one another. >> reporter: an extraordinary event. most people know this time of year you get that hot, humid air from the gulf of mexico and pushes of cold air from canada. you get dry air moving in and you have a fairly strong jet stream, which we've had and had all year with this la nina. what made this particular instance different was that in the morning, there was a squall line that came ahead of the fro...

The morning, there was a squall line that came ahead of the front, and that knocked out a lot of power to a lot of folks around here. they didn't really get the warning because of that power outage. later in the day, these super cells developed individually. when they develop like that individually, they have the ability to take their own form and develop as a storm system in and of themselves and that's when these supercells can drop these twisters. a record day of over 200 tornadoes across several states. >> just devastating. rob, appreciate the reporting. thank you. late word from the white...