first off, christine, thank you for having us on. i will tell you that we are definitely in full recovery mode at this point. the ef-3 tornado hit roughly 7:00 p.m. we were fortunate and able to get significant warning. we wound up with basically 23 people injured out of it. at the end of the day. we did suffer significant damage through that particular area. we have roughly 1,000 homes that have been impacted and about 150 of those are completely destroyed, with 200 of those having major structural damage. where are the residents today? are they in temporary shelters? what have you set up for the people who have been displaced now? we actually have a shelter that is open. many of the folks have gone to spend the night at relatives or friends homes that are in the area. so the shelter is not anywhere
the new york mets has invited the ramos family to a spring training camp. none of it compares to what s going to happen in queens tomorrow for this funeral. this area of queens will be transformed for the funeral for officer ramos and later for officer liu. christine in. miguel lovely gestures but nothing brings those two police officers back and their families have a very big hole to grapple with i want to dig deeper on the threats against police with tom fuentes, cnn s law enforcement analyst and former fbi assistant director and vincent hill a former police officer and private investigator. nice to see both of you. two more people have been charged with threatening new york police department officers including one who called in the very same precinct where the two officers were killed. how is law enforcement dealing with these threats? there s going to be a lot of boastful bad behavior and then there are real threats against police officers. good morning christine. well the prob
in the last two years, 13 governments in the european union have either collapsed or been voted out of power. today, french president nicolas sarkozy is caught in a runoff with francois hollande that cast him his job. under sarkozy, france s unemployment climbing to 10%, while economic growth ground to a halt. also today, greece, a national election taking place in a society crushed by debt. greek unemployment now at 21%. up from just 9% before bailouts and austerity brought protesters to the streets. and as no other network can, we brought together cnn s best from around the world. veteran business correspondent john defterios from abu dhabi, he ll break down what you need to know. jim bittermann is live from paris at the headquarters of now defeated french president nicolas sarkozy. he just conceded to socialist francois hollande. matthew chance is in athens at the center of an election that also took place today, greek voters deciding whether they are willing to accept tou
whose ipod is that? i don t know. susan, it s yours? contributing editor to van vanity fair . oh, it s lady gaga, oh, that s my ipod. welcome. welcome as we put you on the spot right abap it s nice to have you. good morning. will cain is on your right, my left nice to see, you will cain. we spent the weekend together, as i did with roland martin. yes, we did. doing election coverage this weekend. nice to have you guys. appreciate it. president obama s re-election hopes rests heavily on whether the voters agree the economy has improved. the president said even though it s still on the mend he has earned another four years in office. this is what he told nbc s matt lauer in a sit-down that aired right before the sulk. i deserve a second term but we re not done. we created 3.7 million jobs over the last 23 months. we ve created the most jobs since 2005, the most manufacturing jobs since 1990. but we re not finished. and the key right now is just make sure that