. >> reporter: wayne talbott used to have one of the best views in henryville but no longer. perched high on a hill, he sees only destruction. >> i worked all my life to have what we have, and it's all gone in 15 seconds, and... it's almost more than you can bear. >> reporter: just before the tornado reached his house, he managed to get his quadriplegic daughter to an interior room. then he heard the roar. >> i just got back in the front door, and went to shut the door and it hit and i couldn't close the door. i had to hold on to the door. >> reporter: he remembers saying a prayer. >> "dear lord, please take care of us." and he did. >> good girl, careful, find it. >> reporter: search teams scoured henryville, a town of 1900, for survivors. paige kolok and her partner patty hanifen, and search dog evie, began combing through the debris hours after the storm hit yesterday afternoon. >> we came at night so we searched, but you can also see as far as your flashlight can show you and we knew it was bad. >> reporter: so bad, damage scattered across the town. still, wayne talbott is

talbott county schools are on a 90 minute delay and no pre-k and now over to lynette charles. >>> good morning. we have an update now. we've been talking about the fog all morning long and a dense fog advisory was just issued. and this is in effect till 10:00 a.m. this morning. but we have it in the colors. this gray color is here. so frederick is in that but points southward, you're dealing with fog this morning. you know the drill. have the low beams on. this is stubborn to move out of here. and we'll see the clouds around even above us as we go into the afternoon, even lunchtime. later on in the afternoon we'll see the sunshine breaking through. so we have reduced visibility at about four miles in baltimore, easton three works in washington d.c., one in frederick. and we need the tubs to get to ten. and -- the numbers to get to ten and it will take a while. there's probably problems on the roadways. but to get that check, let's send it over to angela. >>> good morning. you are correct. the fog is causing some major problems this morning. delays westbound 50 trying to cross the bay b

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think we need unanimously on the requirement for total nuclear disarmament the activists are fighting talbott opinion on. this based on. what i understand that the law is and others wanting to do is to use the unanimous part of the opinion and i wanted to say to news on how can we make that stronger how can we you know what are they doing that state practice that is still illegal. is that your understanding of it is i mean that they're looking for some new lever to put more pressure on the your states to comply and design completely not just to reduce yes on nuclear weapons in fact it's reverse since the world court says and the americans particularly have come out and said that. they see new roles for nuclear weapons and so we're back to almost like a sort of cold war situation again but with the war on terror instead and so it's going to be far more difficult to get governments to put their heads over the parapet of the nonproliferation treaty does provide a framework for the threat of destruction inspections for the cold war assigning sinar states a bit greedy think good phrase if it's ter

as poor ordinary chinese paying for rich europeans so that's why the chinese prime minister when talbott just went out try to persuade people and people and. colleagues the in the the government. that. helping the european union is also helping ourselves not all the chinese are convinced but if business must go on one local commentator wrote don't hand over a dime without asking for the world in return that's our sylvia r t brussels. well on the rollercoaster that the global economy has become some countries are experiencing up sundowns in terms of their international standing as we report online tonight greece has been of course given the benefits of the doubts by the fitch ratings agency which raised the country's credit status from its pretty default level after it sealed a second bailout from the e.u. . also copshop london's bobbies go on a spree rather than on the beach with water cannons tear gas and even more tasers on the shopping list find out what they're planning to do with the new equipment online from us tonight. and. the final frontier russian probes to visit mars jupiter a

they see as poor ordinary chinese paying for rich europeans so why the chinese prime minister when talbott when job or try to persuade its people and people and. colleagues in their government to. i think that. helping the european union is helping ourselves not all the chinese are convinced but if business must go on one local commentator wrote don't hand over a dime without asking for the world in return yes or sell your r t brussels some adventure is exploration next as we take you to another corner of the largest country in the world in russia question. today will travel over fifteen hundred kilometers east of moscow in the city of new katherine but it's set the for the year awards that provide europe and asia and its those new niche mountains and make its regional hub of metal manufacture for many locals it's more than a professional it's a passion to stop. russia's ural mountains have a long history when it comes to metals and mining for centuries they provided the raw materials but it allowed russian industry to grow and now they're trying to adapt to the steel mills and industries

as poor ordinary chinese paying for rich europeans so that's why they try to prime minister when talbott mr winter and i try to persuade people and people and. colleagues in the government. thing that. helping the european union is also helping ourselves not all the chinese are convinced but if business must go on and one local commentator wrote don't hand over a dime without asking for the world in return that's our cilia r.t. brussels but some adventurous exploration next as we take you to another corner of the largest country in the world in russia close up. and today we travel more than fifteen hundred kilometers east of moscow the city of katherine work itself out of the rolls that divides in europe and asia but it's those the new rich and mountainous the creeks to regional hub of metal that fracture. their calls its intervention and suppression system battles that. russia's ural mountains have a long history when it comes to metals and mining for centuries they provided the rule materials but it allowed russian industry to grow and now they're trying to adapt and the steel mills in

this is a later photograph of the talbott street settlement house in the slums of london. juliette low worked with the working girls club. i find this fascinating and it connects a lot of dots for me as a woman historian to know that juliette low before she ever connected with the girl guides and girl scouts had experience working with the poor girls in downtown london. here is mrs. bateman, a little bit later picture. juliette gordon low did something extraordinary for her time and that is she filed for divorce. scandalous. if you were in juliette low's class you would just get over it. juliette said no, my marriage means something to me and he has been unfaithful. then willie low became ill with a terminal countless and she said, i had better call up that divorce because i can't divorce a man who is dying. then willie low got better and picked up with anup bateman again and juliette low said, the half with that. i'm going to reinstitute the work but before that divorce was finalized willie low died. here she is in 1905. this is a slide for you girl scouts. that is juliet

finally, we have strobe talbott, president of the brookings foundations. he grappled with these issues in the 1990's, and he will address two questions. one, what did these two cases say about global order to deal with this global threat, and how do these kinds of questions by into politics in the united states in a political year. with that, jonathan, let me start with you. >> we meet propitious in the aftermath of simultaneous announcements from the ministry of foreign affairs in korea -- koreea about how we can resume talks if not outright negotiations. amidst the quiet encouragement of the moment, i thought it would be useful to review the history, how we find ourselves at this point, as we enter a third decade of negotiations with north korea over their nuclear weapons activities. we cannot undo the history, but it is important to understand better where we are and what needs to be done. it is nearly 20 years since bob kelly sat down with north korean counterparts and today some of the same counterparts are still the negotiators. many of the issues ar