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this is hln news and views and i'm virginia cha. >>> if you live in parts of the southeast, you won't be seeing much sun today. in fact, you may end up seeing something more like this. parts of the region are under severe storm warnings. that includes the possibility of tornadoes. the system has already spawned a few as it makes its way in from the west, and this isn't the only dangerous weather out there. colorado was hit with a crazy mix of rain, snow, and tornadoes. some campers had to be rescued from two feet of snow and crews are cleaning una rockslide that closed part of the highway west of denver. >>> rescuers have suspended their search for 11 oil rig workers missing in the gulf mexico. the coast guard says it is unreasonable at this point to expect that any of them survived. the search covered 5200 square miles over three days. now, even though the search is suspended, the case is not closed. >> we have not for o100% certainty accounted for all the lifeboats. that's going to be something that we'll continue to do as part of

this is hln "news and views" and i'm virginia cha. a tornado slashed throughputs of mississippi today leaving a huge path of destruction. the associated press reporting at least two people are dead and a town reports as many as 30 home s destroyed. it hit the towns of valley park, yazoo city and durant and we are hearing that some people were trapped inside some of those structures. aside from the reports of the two deaths, we do not know at this point how many people were hurt. the storm was generated by a powerful system across the central united states today. tornado watches are up from southern illinois south to alabama. >>> our ireporters are sending us pictures of the storm that's moving across the southeast. this video was sent in by ireporter kathy cozad just south of memphis, tennessee. she said the hail was a bit bigger than a golf ball. she says the storm was moiz si but that it didn't feel threatening. >>> rescuers have suspended their search for 11 oil rig work earls missing in the gulf of mexico. now, the coast guard say

>> sean: they could drop dead, you bet cha! what do you make of the effort to demon eyes the entire tea party movement? -- demonize the entire tea party movement? >> i think having contempt for the people of your own state is dangerous if you are an incumbent running for election. these people who were here a week ago. those are the people who elected him. they were his citizens. the fact that there were thousands of them, i mean i would think, you know if he was at all rational, he would be going out trying to find a way to talk with the tea party people. everywhere i go with american solutions, we have a tea party meeting. we listen to 10, 15, 20 of the leaders from whatever community we are in. we are going to be in new orleans and doing a workshop thursday. we'll meet with folks. i find under the -- i find them to be intelligent, serious citizens, deeply concerned about the deficit. if harry reid were to sit down with people who are his own citizens. i'm not saying bring in alaskans or californiaians if he were to sit with

i'm virginia cha. this is hln news and views. let's get to our top story now. rescuers are fanning out across mississippi, looking through shattered homes for survivors as well as victims of the deadly weekend storms. at least one tornado ripped through that state. ten people are dead, and three of them are children. yaz hsu county in the west central part of the state took the hardest hit. to the east, choctaw county also got smashed. meteorologists don't know if the same tornado cut one long arc of destruction, or if it was multiple twisters causing this damage. survivors say they are just happy to be alive. >> it was unbelievable. it just a -- when the windows exploded, it was like anything i've never experienced. it was just amazing. it scares the daylights. i'm very fortunate. i've got four beautiful children, and i couldn't imagine being without them. as tragic as everything is, we've lost kin folks and family in this incident today. we've lost family members, and our heart goss out to them, because i just -- we're lucky to be here. and you don't realize

he is quoted as saying, many women who do not dress modestly lead young men astray, corrupt their chas tau tau tee and creates adultery and creates earthquakes. i don't know what that accent was. it follows remarks from am ma din gnaw god that a quake is certain to hit tehran and many of the 12 million residents should relocate. i believe we have tape of ma -- mamuhd and the claire i can are. -- the cleric. >> that's amazing they can drive. >> they don't own a car, greg. that was doctored. >> i have to say, as crazy as it sounds, isn't he kind of right? >> at first i thought, this guy has a point. and then i thought, i think i will speak for all guys in bands and say, send those ladies on over. let's get rid of them out of iran and get them right back to where -- >> the women there are beautiful. they are beautiful. would you tour there? >> absolutely. i can't wait jie. the groupies would be be great. diana, the clothing you wear, do you ever worry that sometimes it could cause major disasters? >> i think about that every day. in fact, i'm like, what is today's richter scale going to d

you look at the continuing operations number and the 19% per share loss, and back out the rnlg chas, charges, and you will get right in line with the numbers. there have been a hit, and some whisper numbers higher and the stock was trading higher in the regular session, and now you see it closing at 1457 with only a 1% gain on the day. the revenue was up 19% year on year on a sequential basis, and we saw a 10% decline in the revenues, and higher prices the company says were offset by lower shipments. they also say that the markets are gradually improving, most of the markets are gradually improving, and they say that they are seeing aing growing nur of requests for product, and that is an important stock to watch for placement in the earning season and in terms of the waiting in the dow, and 1%, but in the s&p 500 it is .01 and it is the same market value as a broad com or newcor to put it in perspective. but this time, it is an inversion of what we did in the fourth quarter which is a top line miss, and the revenue coming in light, but the earnings per share getting it done coming i

got cha. host: that's tina fay paretting the former governor of alaska. governor palin is still in the spotlight even though she stepped back from politics and is focusing on her fox tv show. what does this say to us about these personalities in politics and how they gain momentum and a grass rooths u.s. base? -- roots support base? guest: i spend so much time trying to figure out the sara palin effect. and what's going on with her and voters. and i talk with voters, talk to a lot of folks. and i don't understand it but i -- there's no question that 10, 15% of voters, a decent chunk of the republican base, likes her. and my sense is there's certainly policy that a lot of them identify with. but by and large a lot of them like her because of things like the tina f.a.a. parity and the number of hits she takes from people in the press, from everyone else. and so it's a very weird phenomenon. i'm not sure whether that's -- i don't think that 10 to 15% is enough to actually launch her on a successful presidential run. she may try and she will have to broaden o

nivel nacional, necetamos que se apruebe el dream act que fue una propuesta de ley que fue introducida chas veces desde el 21. >> bueno, saben que a pesar del escÁndalo que rodea a la iglesievacuada. catÓlica. loexpertos no esperan que el pontifice renuncie ya que es un jefe ejecutivo. quienes piden la renuncia del santo padre no tienen ea de gravedad de lo que exigen. >> mÁs adelante estÉn atentos tenemos mÁs informaciÓn para que amanezcan hoy lunebien informados, pero ahora continuamos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. después de esto. (publicidad) [ mÚsica ] >> bueno, srs. anoche nuestra belleza latina estuvo super, superbueno. comenzÓ con la presentaciÓn de nacho y chino. y se presentaron algunas prbas, algunas quedaron en miami. donde tÍan que hacer retos. y tambiÉn hubo que hacer uno de los retos que era sacarle una foto a los cocodrilos. dividieron a los equipos. >> quÉ me dices de las chicas que viajaron cia eva york y tuvier que grabar un meaje tÍstico para despuÉs dar un paseo en el parque central. gÓ el equipo azul. >> lo mÁs triste de la noch porque finalmente dij

. >>> the earthquake in cha na, one of the people found today was a 4-year-old girl. now, here we are five days after the quake, the state media puts the death toll at 1944. another 12,000 injured. food, aid, and portable toilets are getting to some of the victims living in makeshift tent cities. >>> it is one of those moments. we can all remember where we were when we got word that the merle federal building in oklahoma city had been hit with the bomb. a lot of questions about what had happened that day. it was home grown terror. 168 people were killed that day, including 19 children. you are looking at a live picture of what stands in its place now, in place of that merle building, the oklahoma city memorial. 168 chairs you see there on the lawn to represent each of the people who were killed that day. we are standing by getting ready for a ceremony to take place there. set to start about 30 minutes from now, about 8:55 central time, 9:55 eastern. at that point, they are going to stop and observe 168 seconds of silence, one for each person who was killed that day at

putting that natural curve -- >> i feel my chi, my cha -- >> this is a great stretch for putting that natural curve back in the lower back. >> how long do you hold these positions? >> i recommend 10, 20 seconds, and then releasing down slowly and then you can try it again. i have 00 tanother one for you. hamstrings, and i have a couple bands here for you. so the band goes on the ball of your foot. >> this require as lot s a lot flexibilinex flexibili flexibility. >> oh, you bend it. i go to the gym and i look at other people and they're doing things that are ten times more difficult thanky. >> it's individual. but the more you do it, it's like brushing your teeth. you want to do it daily, try to fit it in. you'll gain more flexibility if you're diligent about it. >> so stretching is key. >> thank you so much for being with us this morning. we appreciate it. >> this is good. >> i'm just going to stay like this. and we should remind you, for more tips to improve your flexibility, go to our part per in health, webmd.com, and search stretching. >> on that note, i think it's time to go bac

there's a kind of stowe a civil that goes with life in this part of aplatch cha, that it's about hard work and danger that's lived with day by day by day, but even at that, this is just one of those brutally horrible days for the people in this community. there is still a little bit of hope. there are four people unaccounted for. and they are drilling those holes even as we speak to try to get some oxygen down into those shafts so the recovery and rescue effort can resume maybe later tonight. >> all right, maharry, thank yo. we ask you at home to keep them in your thoughts. >> i'm sure we'll have more on that in the evening news. you'll be substituting for katie couric tonight. >> that's right. we'll see you tomorrow, everybody. have a great day. your local news is next.,,,, [ male announcer ] are you watching cable? here's what you should be watching: your cable bill, because you could be paying way too much. stop spending more for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone, for just $69.99 a month for six months -- three top-rated services for one rock-botto

orlando carter is chaed with the murder in the drive by shooting that left four people dead and several more injured in southeast tuesday night. carter would not have been on the streets if the u.s. attorney's office signed off on a warrant for his arrest. orlando carter's brother sanquan carter was also accused and has been charged in the murder of jordan howe. however the office of probation and parolead tried to keep sanquan carter off the streets at a hearing just three days before howe's killing. but instead a judge put him in a high intensity parole supervision program. he was to attend an orientation for that program on march 23rd on the day he was arrested in the howe murder. d.c. councilman phil mendelson said d.c. police western the ones who dropped the ball. >> they were on top. retaliation before it happened. they were trying to prevent it. that's what we want from our police officers. >> u.s. attorney's office dropped the ball? >> i think so. >> reporter: this statement was released. in all violent crime matters we aggressively pursue cases with law enforcement while ad hea

. >> reporter: the three teens arraigned yesterday in absten cha will be in court april 15th and three other girls charged in this case will be in juvenile court tomorrow, but kyra, we're hearing that at least one of the girls has waived her right to appear. kyra? >> alina cho, thanks so much. >>> you knew this was coming. you just knew it. an airline turning an overhead compartment into the moneymaker. how long before the others start salivating over your carry-ons? i remember being at the hospital, thinking about my wife. i should have done more to take care of myself. now i'm exercising, watching my diet, and i trust my heart to lipitor. [ male announcer ] along with diet, lipitor is fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack, stroke, and certain kinds of heart surgeries in patients with several common risk factors or heart disease. lipitor is backed by over 17 years of research. lipitor is not for everyone, including people with liver problems p9 and women who are nursing, pregnant or may become pregnant. you need simple blood tests to check for liver problems. tell your docto

. >> for today but bipg chang cha the way for the weekend. mid-50s in washington and prince george's county. arlington county, the low 50s. weather watchers in montgomery and fairfax reporting mid and upper 40s as well as along the blueridge and shenandoah valley. now for the rest of the day, lots of sun, highs climbing to near 70 degrees. we'll be in the 40s by dawn on saturday. during the day tomorrow, cloudy, much cooler, highs around 60. we could get light rain developing especially by late morning and off and on during the afternoon and into saturday night. on sunday, partly sunny and warmer up near 70. we could get a morning shower or perhaps a passing afternoon thunderstorm as well as on monday. jerry, how's friday looking? >>> time to take a live look. there's chopper 4's picture of the sunrise. there are no major traffic hangups along 95, 395 or 66. marvel at that beautiful photo on a friday morning. let's take a look and see how we're doing south of town, both the inner loop and outer loop, we're incident-free. won't be long before

and that's chas, make my coffee and take a few swigs and catch the news with clayton juliet and briggs. >> it's "fox & friends" scham good saturday morning, juliet who is in for al soin says, oh, it's the last hour, she's enjoying it. >> i do. >> she's bummed out. >> and i do have to say, i mean, i did this years ago, three hours is hard. >> it moves right along though, doesn't it. >> yes, it's flying along. >> and we're thrilled and by the way, aly had some sort of eye thing. we'll get to the bottom of this. >> i'm sure she's happy you dropped that. >> she's not happy about it, we'll tell you about it. we've got to get to headlines. >> a passenger shouting, request i will blow up this plane and take you with me, what witnesses say happened on board a delta airlines flight from los angeles to tampa bay that got diverted. and sprayed the first class passengers with a water bottle and tried to open the cabin door while making threats blowing up the plane. she's charged with interference with passengers. kevin kennedy, baseball catcher, was one of the guys who took him down and the fbi do

president, i thank the cha air. i yield the floor. i notice the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: # quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from new mexico. mr. udall: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent to vitiate the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. yew yew i rise -- mr. udall -- i rise to discuss rica, first introduced in this body 21 years ago today, proposed by the senator from utah, orrin hatch, this original legislation was a monumental step in recognizing some of the unheralded victims of the cold war era. as the united states government built up its cold war nuclear arsenal during the mid20th century, many americans paid the price with their health. some were sickened through exposure to above-ground atomic weapons tests. others were exposed to heavy doses of radiation from working in the uranium mining industry. all the while the government was slow to implement federal protections. as a result, a generation o