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we're not going to have schools tomorr tomorrow. red cross structure was totally demolished. but we have major damage. again, we've been blessed because we don't have known fatalities right now. >> does that affect the red cross' ability to help people? they're sometimes the first folks who make sure people are out of their homes. >> we are blessed that we're a regional station for red cross where we actually take care of this region. and so we have an evacuation center that houses about 900 people. we'll mobilize with them at our station. so it certainly will affect them but i think we have some facilities that they can move to to continue the operations. >> where were you during the storm, mayer? >> well, we had early thunderstorms and we had a building that was down on one of the streets. i was over assessing that and called eoc to find out what was happening with the storm. he told me it was only blocks away from where i was. i tried to get home and just barely made it into my house, just as all the windows and doors blew out of my house. i was crawling to the bathroom, t

state houses in colorado, arkansas and elsewhere, pbs's special "after newtown" coverage continues tomorr. join us for a report from geoffrey brown on the concerns about the possible impact of ever more violent video games. you can watch a sneak preview on our website. tuesday night two documentaries. gun in america explores the nation's long history of firearms from the earliest settlers to today's political battle. plus raising adam lanza on front line. investigates the newtown gunman, his mother and the town he changed forever. >> woodruff: there was surprising news for many venezuelans this morning as they got word that their leader hugo chavez, who had been away from his country for months, had returned there in the middle of the night. ray suarez reports. >> suarez: venezuela's minister of information proclaimed the news on state television. president hugo chavez had returned. >> congratulationses to the venezuelan people for the strength andaturity you have had during all of ese days of companionship and solidarity with chavez >> suarez: the fiery leftist leader seen in these photo

they are of course marco rubio, rand paul, paul ryan, rick san tomorr santorum and jeb bush. >>> we havefor basketball fans. los angeles lakers owner jerry buss died today. he was 80 years old and had been fighting cancer. he took over the lakers in 1979. they won ten nba titles under his ownership and he made the nba hall of fame. so we're sad to hear of this loss. what a remarkable career. he built this entire franchise. it was more than just a team, it was a brand essentially. >> the lakers. just take a look at what they've accomplished. he was the owner. you've got to give him a lot of credit. >> he brought in some of those big names like magic johnson. you know them, some of your favorite stars as well, kobe bryant, made them the superstars. >> huge, huge operation now in part because -- not only lakers but all the nba, spent the weekend at the nba all-star game in houston, and you see how it's grown over these past 30 years. amazing growth. he played a significant role. >> our viewers may not know but you are quite the basketball fan, wolf. >> if they follow me on twitter, they kno

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