. >> this is the storm shelter that dekalb county was put in.s one in maplesville took a direct hit from the tornado in january. a couple of big trees even fell on it. the more than 100 people inside at the time walked out unscathed. by law, oversight for the storm shelter installation belongs to the alabama manufacturered housing commission. it never card about enforcing the rules -- it never cared about enforcing the rules. now it wants all builders and installers to follow its rules and pay for the appropriate permit. art falkener is the state director of the emergency managen't and administers the grant to build shelters and says his hands are tied. >> there is bureaucracy in the program. that is what we're trying to eliminate. >> the manufacturered housing commission whose main job is regulate instruction of modular homes says it's just looking after public safety. but the standard it enforces for tornado shelters are actually lower than the fema specs these are built to. >> does it make any sense? >> what makes sense and what i'm required

now dekalb county has got to start all over again.lters n time for this season. chairman of the key cab county commission. shear what he told me. >> there is a lot of red tape going on. we would like to get it through. we want to get it operable. we want to put it in motion. but it seemed like every way we turned, it's just been one obstacle right after the other. >> harrcrow says there have to be rules and regulations. the road blocks are uncalled for. art faulkner is the state's emergency management director, he administers the grabs -- grants to install these structures. is he frustrated. he wants to get the shelters in as soon as possible. but he also says they do have to be installed properly so they hold up in a storm. >> i think the worst thing we could do is get in a hurry and try to eliminate the need for some of this regulation and then end up having some of our citizens die as a result of that that's ultimately what we can't have. here is the catch. dozens of safety shelters have been installed so far. this one took a hit i

a trio of twisters in dekalb county, in at bam. look at the aftermath and destroying countless homes. the county is ill-prepared to deal with the aftermath. bill: it struck again too. this is lin-sanity, from out of nowhere. the new york knicks, roll the tape. you have to roll the tape. leading the team to yet another win knocking off the defending nba champions. it was a day we will try to cue up. julie: you have to stay tuned. >> oh!. come on. time out, dallas. how good is this? [cheers and applause] of what's going on with your portfolio. we know all this because we asked you, and what we heard helped us create pnc wealth insight, a smarter way to work with your pnc advisor, so you can make better decisions and live achievement. [ technician ] are you busy? management jt sent over these new technical manuals. they need you to translate them into portuguese. by tomorrow. [ male announcer ] ducati knows it's better for xerox to manage their global publications. so they can focus on building amazinbikes. with xerox, you're read for

illinois university riverfront campus in moline to siu in carbondale to the repurposes cole hall in dekalb to the engineering building in the university of illinois in urbana. we invested in 40 transportation projects. we are working with rahm emanuel. we are working with rockford mayor to build new passenger rail from chicago to rockford. we are working with elected officials in the south suburbs and in will county to build a new airport. [ applause ] and we're building high speed rail from chicago to st. louis and a new bridge across the mississippi river. [ applause ] all of these projects and many, many more have created thousands of jobs. i want to say thank you to the men and women of illinois who are doing this hard work. here in illinois, unlike other states in the midwest, we believe in the right of working people to organize. [ applause ] the hard work of our men and women is why illinois is moving forward. and speaking of hard work, i would like to salute our secretary of state jesse white. for the first time in history, we kept fatalities on the illinois highways below 1,000 fo

he was airlifted to a dekalb hospital in critical condition. in the world's longest kidney transplant chain. >> it's the story there reads like a united airlines arrival screen at o'hare. 30 kidneys crisscrossing the country involving 60 different people with two state connections right here near chicago. paulette of west chicago, >> i am actually healthier than i have ever been. >> the front page of the new york times tells the tale of these 30 people receiving kidneys from living donors they didn't even know. brought together by a computer match program developed by the national kidney registry. this is truly one of the most important thing is happening in transplantation right now. they performed both surgery's here surgeries he says would not have been possible without the registry. now through the power of change at the national level we can get people transplanted as quickly as possible with the best matched kidneys. it began with one man who just wanted to donate a kidney to someone who needed it, that was the piece of the puzzle which l

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thank you there's still another college campus shooting this time northern illinois university in dekalb in them am at northern illinois is the fifth shooting at public schools and colleges in just one week what's it going to take when columbine happened people thought if coal mines not enough nothing's enough well columbine wasn't enough a couple of years ago there was a whole string of shootings on campus virginia tech certainly most horrifically and people said if this isn't enough nothing's enough old virginia tech wasn't enough not even in virginia let alone a federal law so i frankly don't know what's. download the official t.m. placation joe on the phone oh i pod touch from the i.q. stops to. watch on t.v. life on the go. video on demand all teens mind old comes and already says feeds now in the palm of your. question on all t.v. dot com. me if he. comes. mark your calendars because leon panetta is ready to close the book on the war in afghanistan but as the u.s. gets ready for the next chapter what has really changed and is there any way for the u.s. military to save face well re

dekalb county, alabama, mired in red tape trying to get six community tornado shelters installed.ma governor robert bentley saw the story and decided to take charge of the situation. he has now told the state agencies involved to get together and do what it takes to get tornado shelters put in, as soon as possible. tornado season starts next month. month. we contacted the county officials to tell them the news, they were very pleased to say the least. >>> investment of 77 million of your tax dollars yields return of less than 7700. we'll tell you about it next in grapevine. main stream media columnist rips on mitt romney's religion. >> john: now fresh pickingsings from the political grapevine. "new york times" columnist apologized for making what some saw as a derogatory comment about mitt romney's mormon faith on his twitter feed. romney lamented difficult time for single parent family. and that led charles blow to tweet "let me just tell you this, mitt muddle mouth. i'm a single parent and my kids are amazing. stick that in your magic underwear." the last words reference a mormo

and amber alert alert underway right now in dekalb county georgia. they are looking for two kids.on, and omari madison. they are told that their mother says she was driving the family's 1996 volvo when it broke down in the area of wesley chapel road, 2645 the exact street address along i20. another motorist, a black male, apparently, she says pulled over to help. she put the children in this other guy's green jeep, and he drove off, at least that is the story that she is telling police. so the amber alert is on. anyone with any information is asked to call (770)724-7850 that's the number for the dekalb police department. it's an amber alert for a guy driving a green jeep cherokee who is accused of driving off with these two young kids. jenna: more on this story as we get it. "happening now" the moroccan national accused of planning a homicide bombin bombing just appeared before a federal judge. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is taking a look at this. >> reporter: good morning the case is really significance for two people, it's yet another example of an allege

center at siu in carbondale and from the repurposed cole hall at northern illinois university in dekalb to the new electrical and computer engineering building at the university of illinois in urbana-champaign. we've also invested in more than 40 public transportation projects. we're working with chicago mayor rahm emanuel to rebuild the cta's red line. we're working with rockford mayor larry morrissey to build new passenger rail from chicago to rockford. we're working with elected officials in the south suburbs and will county to build a new airport. [applause] and we're building high-speed rail from chicago to st. louis and a new bridge across the mississippi river. [applause] all these projects and many more have created thousands of jobs. i want to stay thank you to the men and women of illinois who are doing this hard work. here in illinois, unlike other states in the midwest, we believe in the right of working people to organize. [applause] your hard work is why illinois is moving forward. speaking of hard work, i would like to salute secretary of state jesse white. for the first

dekalb county, alabama, mired in red tape trying to get six community tornado shelters installed.ernor robert bentley saw the story and decided to take charge of the situation. he has now told the state agencies involved to get together and do what it takes to get tornado shelters put in, as soon as possible. tornado season starts next month. month. we contacted the county officials to tell them the news, they were very pleased to say the least. >>> investment of 77 million of your tax dollars yields return of less than 7700. we'll tell you about it next in grapevine. main stream media columnist rips on mitt romney's religion. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wideange of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. home

today, atlanta police arrested 18-year-old christopher cain from dekalb county. >> i'm happy they werey to get that accomplished. >> reporter: police know who the other two men are and plan to arrest them soon. those at the rally say police can help short term with arrests and patrols, but it's up to those who call this area home to stop the violence in the long run. >> this is not a one day campaign. this is not a one week campaign. this is a lifetime campaign. >> atlanta's mayor offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to arrests in this case. >>> ahead, it's an edge of your seat hollywood thriller starring real navy seals. >> three, two, one -- >> but some people aren't too happy about the movie or the secrets it reveals. heir every financial need. and then, in one blinding blink of an eye, their tree had given its last. but with their raymond james financial advisor, they had prepared for even the unthinkable. and they danced. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. >>> courage. determine are -- determination. here is dr. sanjay gupta with today's "human factor."

. >> they're supposed to be an unbiased entity of dekalb county.y are supposed to be totally unbiased. i don't think they should have met at all. >> thompson: we tried repeatedly to speak with dr. gowi ahebout the ware case, but he declined our requests. with his wife in prison, reggie ware didn't give up. >> i sold this house right here about six months later... >> thompson: one by one, he began selling houses he'd acquired over years as part of his real estate business. it would cost him more than $700,000 to challenge his wife's conviction. >> this house right here was melonie's grandmother's house. they kind of got upset when i sold it. >> thompson: and reggie spent countless hours studying the case. >> i did, like, a crash course in college, i guess, of trying to learn about medical science, the new science that was coming out. then, i started trying to find information about shaken baby syndrome. >> thompson: in recent years, pediatric science has been changing. >> between the time of the first trial and the second trial, the science of shake

joining me now is lee may, a democratic county commissioner in dekalb county and bill.en, thank you for joining me. >> good to be here. >> phil, surprising to you that mitt romney is struggling so much particularly in the state of michigan? >> it is a surprise. the deal is not closed with conservative republicans in this primary season, yet. i'm going on a limb and give a prediction that michigan will ultimately go with romney. he's got the money and the blanding and the name. i think he'll pull it out in the end. >> do you think romney is going to win in michigan? >> he has the money and organization. you have to remember, all politics is local. romney advocated for the bankruptcy of general motors and chrysler and he was not for the automobile bail out that the president advocated. so, people in michigan remember that. that bailout was proven to be a success. you have those companies that are pushing profits now and movie forward. that is hurting romney in this local election in detroit and throughout the state of michigan. >> supertuesday is two weeks from tuesday, h

i don't know what part of the can country he's from but it if you go to any metropolitan city in dekalbnty here in georgia or atlanta city, under any major bridge, underpass, look at any highway exit you'll see people with signs that say i'll work for food. there's clearly an issue with that safety net program. and for him to say if there is an issue in that program, it's problematic. i don't think it will hurt him in the republican primary. the problem is the president is building up his notes for his ammunition for the general election and i think he will revisit those comments over and over again and the american people will continue to think about that in their minds about whether he really is in touch with their plight in life. >> kyle, to you, do you think this is damaging in terms of he's kind of back tracking and saying i, quote, misspoke. come on. you're running for president. are you buying that? >> well, it's going to be damaging for some of the reasons lee just outlined. what i'd like to hear from him over the next month because we have a series of caucuses in which he did w

a year prior to to those storms hitting, dekalb county had been trying to get storm shelters in.racy, red tape, not having the right permits. last week they had to shelf the bidding process again when they ran afoul of government bureaucracy and red tape. now they have to go back to the drawing board and start all over again and will not be able to get the storm shelters in in time for the spring tornado season. >> the best thing i can say is it's frustrating. it's difficult to look citizens in the face and say we don't have your storm shelters for the storm season because of red tape in montgomery. >> reporter: he says it's unforgivable for state officials, including the governor, to let this drag on for so long. for me. it's a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantiis proven to help people quit smoking. it reduthe urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking orood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you noti

jon, it all steams a little strange that poor dekalb county is having so much trouble putting in a stormhelter that is widely in use across the state. they can't understand why. jon: especially when they are ready to go. unbelievable. jenna: folks in the south we know you are dealing with tough winter there. we are talking about slick roads, white out conditions and thousands of you without power. we have an up for the minute forecast for you coming up in a moment. a seeing trip in washington state goes terribly wrong. the latest details on a deadly avalanche, next. [ wind howling ] [ technician ] are you busy? management jt sent over these new technical manuals. they need you to translate them into portuguese. by tomorrow. [ male announcer ] ducati knows it's better for xerox to manage their global publications. so they can focus on building amazinbikes. with xerox, you're read for real business. jon: new next hour, fears the violence in syria could spiral into an all out civil war. is anything being done to stop it? we are live with the story. also, the university of virginia lacrosse

that we requested from the congressional research service as to why, in response to my friend from dekalb and my good friend from georgia. judicial review assumes that the secretary takes no further action to comply with the class act's man cate to designate a benefit plan by october 1, 2012. the secretary would appear to be committing a violation of the statutory requirement to designate such a plan. her failure to take such action conceivably could be challenged in court under the administrative procedures act, a.p.a., which defines agency action to include the failure to act. they go on to say that the class act does not preclude judicial review and the secretary's designation of a benefit plan is a mandatory, as opposed to discretionary, requirement. so judicial review does not appear to be precluded. therefore if the secretary fails to perform the action required by the statute, that inaction would appear to be reviewable. i continue. a failure by the secretary to designate a class benefit plan by october 1, 2012, presumably predicated upon a determination by her that it is not possi

center at siu in carbondale and from the repurposed cole hall at northern illinois university in dekalbto the new electrical and computer engineering building at the university of illinois in urbana-champaign. we've also invested in more than 40 public transportation projects. we're working with chicago mayor rahm emanuel to rebuild the cta's red line. we're working with rockford mayor larry morrissey to build new passenger rail from chicago to rockford. we're working with elected officials in the south suburbs and will county to build a new airport. [applause] and we're building high-speed rail from chicago to st. louis and a new bridge across the mississippi river. [applause] all these projects and many more have created thousands of jobs. i want to stay thank you to the men and women of illinois who are doing this hard work. here in illinois, unlike other states in the midwest, we believe in the right of working people to organize. [applause] your hard work is why illinois is moving forward. speaking of hard work, i would like to salute secretary of state jesse white. for the first t

center at siu in carbondale and from the repurposed cole hall at northern illinois university in dekalb to the new electrical and computer engineering building at the university of illinois in urbana-champaign. we've invested in more than 40 public transportation projects. we're working with chicago mayor rahm emanuel to rebuild the cta's red line. we're working with rockford mayor larry morrissey to build new passenger rail from chicago to rockford. we're working with elected officials in the south suburbs and will county to build a new airport. [applause] and we're building high-speed rail from chicago to st. louis and a new bridge across the mississippi river. [applause] all these projects and many more have created thousands of jobs. i want to say thank you to the men and women of illinois who are doing this hard work. here in illinois, unlike other states in the midwest, we believe in the right of working people to organize. [applause] the hard work is why illinois is moving forward. speaking of hard work, i woul like to salute our secretary of state jesse white. for the first time

center at siu in carbondale and from the repurposed cole hall at northern illinois university in dekalb to the new electrical and computer engineering building at the university of illinois in urbana-champaign. we've also invested in more than 40 public transportation projects. we're working with chicago mayor rahm emanuel to rebuild the cta's red line. we're working with rockford mayor larry morrissey to build new passenger rail from chicago to rockford. we're working with elected officials in the south suburbs and will county to build a new airport. [applause] and we're building high-speed rail from chicago to st. louis and a new bridge across the mississippi river. [applause] all these projects and many more have created thousands of jobs. i want to stay thank you to the men and women of illinois who are doing this hard work. here in illinois, unlike other states in the midwest, we believe in the right of working people to organize. [applause] your hard work is why illinois is moving forward. speaking of hard work, i would like to salute secretary of state jesse white. for the first