north korea says that its rocket tests are part of drills to bolster the teheran's against what it calls u.s. and south korean threats to attack the north. >> another developing story that we are following in the nation's midsection. forecasters say that more tornadoes could hit the nation's midwest today, after barnstorms ripped through iowa, kansas and oklahoma yesterday. here are live pictures out a little axe, oklahoma. the worst damage appears to be in the shawnee, okla area where one person was killed. a resident says that his mobile home park " took a dead hit ". a another 21 were injured through the state. >> we're also learning that a man has died from his injuries after he failed for stories don't appears to have been a bay to breakers house party. this happened on sale street near the panhandle of golden gate park. the victim apparently was leaning over the railing when he fell over. >> that was the most serious incident was reported on the bay to breakers race. sampras's go police arrested 21 people for public intoxication. one for possession of a firearm. one of felony arres

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he was very, i think he was, you know, first and foremost, a politician, and in late 1943 at the teheran conference, he was one of the boosters of winston churchill's southern european front. he goes on at length in the state department papers. he goes on at length about how fantastic, this is the best way to get up through the pull river valley, do this, that, and the other thing, and light the, you know, the various islands and countries on fire, and in the yugoslavia area, and it's a very striking comem -- common tear he presented to the allied commanders in late 1943. in his memoir of the war, and when i read that, i bet harry hopkins chewed him for that or general marshall, a hop kin's stooge at times it seemed very clearly. it's not in the memoirs. the famous memoir in europe, doesn't discuss it says he was always phenomenon normandy. he was a politician. he wanted to hide the past. those papers were not published until about 1961 when it was all over, when all the debate was over, so it's kind of an interesting thing, but there's another thing about ike. i think that eisenhower wa

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sanctions has been its unwillingness to block or stop the air traffic between teheran and ping i can't think. we know that the bush administration made quiet overures to bejing about this in 2006 and 2007 but to no avail. nothing was done. e have the new reports of iran sending missile scientists, missile technicians and probably also nuclear experts to not only observe the recent missile and nuclear test but now to personal nantly station them in north korea. undoubtedly, they went to north korea from teheran, they obably refueled in the .eijing airport can we do anything to put more pressure on china to stop -- this would be my second question -- or is this simply a bridge too far given china's not only close relationship to north korea but also its close ties to iran? is this a bridge too far or are there things we can do to put more pressure on china to cut off this traffic and money is part of the traffic by the way? >> that's an excellent question. but the growing role of chinese public opinion through the internet and twitter and all these things that i don't understand, the lat