. >> it was, and ifou are mitt romney and the knock on you is that youou are stiff, you don't relateto ordinary people, the secret weapon that you know you have got is ann romney, who was not only appealing and a likable. she is a compepelling advocate. you have elevated her to the part of star status. all the white around -- way around you've made her an undeserving of victim and a champion for him. i can undersnd why the white house responded as quickly as they did. >> say what you want about mit romney, he knows numbers, he reads the polls. he kno there is a huge gap between him and barack obama with american women voters. why is that at there colby? >> because of the issues, the positions he's taken during the campaign, and that is what he will have to struggle with. >> nina? >> in some ways, he has been forced to even defending contraception sort of. "if i am elected i will kill aiaid to planned parenthood." there is an aura -- i think the right way to express it is that it is inconsiderate of the concerns of many women. >> he has been runng this week against barack obama on the

you could be killed ifou are not under ground. mass devastation is likely. mobile homes will offer no shelter. it's not meant to frint people but to get they have to take action. >> we get watches and warnings all the time. you hear it when there is a thunderstorm and you don't think it's going to come. >> reporter: all tornado warnings should be taken seriously. and a warning is only a beginning. you have to have a way to get that warning and sirens are not enough. get a noaa weather radio. >> one of the reasons for the epidemic of twisters we have seen is because of the record heat. >> yeah, the heat has certainly helps, especially in the march tornadoes. and march was a hot month for soman. dozens of cities marking their warmst march ever on record. >> thanks, ginger. we turn to politics now, your voice, your vote, and two days until the wisconsin primary. today i talked to bill clinton about his initiative to create service hours. and romney right now a long, bruising primary process that inflicted serious damage on his popularity. you turned it around,

that's a sign of some bottoming out, but ifou look at existing housing starts and home prices, none of these statistics are showing a sign of an absolute turnaround. the most is perhaps a bottoming out. >> susie: meanwhile, big protests today as the nation's largest mortgage lender, wells fargo, held its annual shareholder meeting in san francisco. police shut down streets in the city's financial district as hundreds of people protested everything from wells fargo's record on home loan modifications and foreclosures to its environmental policies. >> tom: wall street managed to shake off that sour housing news ansend the blue chs higher, but technology stocks were under pressure ahead of those apple numbers. the dow added 74 points, the nasdaq fell eight, the s&p up 5. >> susie: those housing numbers, and other recent economic reports, will certainly be discussed by federal reserve policymakers this week. the fed kicked off a two-day meeting today and will announce its interest rate decision at 12:30 p.m. eastern time tomorrow. what to expect: mohamed el- joining us with a preview of wh

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for instan, ifou jt take a look at the times square bombers shahzad, that was a person that the nypd had missed or the one who tried to blow up the subway in 2009. it was the federal government that uncovered that plot. that led us to ask questions about, how effective are these programs if they've missed the most serious plot directed in new york city since 9/11. >> brown: your series, i gather, raised a big debate about the whole issue of community profiling, ethnic profiling. hat hacome from it >> well, a couple things have come from it. i think our story laid bare the fact that the muslims in new york city don't have much of a voice. they have taken to our stories as a reason to mobilize. and the other thing is eric holder the attorney general said he's reviewing complaints from the muslim community. he said he had presumed read reports or read our stories. he was disturbed by what he found. bro: itontinues? i mean, the program. >> as far as we know the nypd is unapologetic. politicians in new york city are unwilling to ask the questions. is this an effective use of tax payers' m

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is playing it right in marking this anniversary or ifou think you might advise against excessive celebrationell, let me make a couple of points. first of all, christy, i hardly think that you've seen any excessive celebrion taking place here. i think th people, the american people rightly remember what we as a country accomplished in bringing to justice somebody who killed over 3,000 of our citizens. and it's a mark of the excellence of our intelligence teams and our military tea, a political process that worked, and i think for us to use that time for some reflection, to to give thanks to those who participated is entirely apopriate, and that's what's been taking place. as far as my personal role and what other folks would do, i just recommend that everybody take a look at people's previous statements in terms of whether they thought it was appropriate to go into pakistan and take out bin laden. i assume that people meant what they said when they said it. that's been at least my practice. i said that i'd go after bin laden if we had a clear shot at him, and i did. if there are others who ha

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