along, this story from jim acosta is about how we may no longer be able to afford arguably one of our greatest triumphs. you re about to see what many call a miracle. i could not feed myself. reporter: this woman in africa is dying from aids, barely able to lift her arms or open her eyes. this is me. wow, they ve done a great job. reporter: and here she is again, days later, after treatment with inexpensive anti-aids drugs. talking, walking. it is called the lazarus effect, this astonishing transformation has been repeated all over the continent thousands of times and michael gerson wants you to know the story because you re paying for it. there are good foreign policy reasons to do this sort of thing. reporter: gerson is a conservative columnist with the washington post, a senior fellow with the council on foreign relations and he was
tripoli today. a government official says one of the blasts hit a compound belonging to libyan leader moammar gadhafi. nato claiming responsibility, at least one of the attacks which it said struck a vehicle in a storage area. the airstrikes happened during the daylight which has been rare for nato strikes in libya. president obama arrived back in the u.s. within the last hour. he wrapped up a six-day trip to europe today in poland where he did meet with the prime minister, also met with veterans of solidarity labor movement, credited with helping end communism in poland. the president praised poland s transition to democracy and called it a model for nations across north africa and the middle east now. and in missouri, the death toll in joplin has risen again after last sunday s tornado. 140 people, 42 people, i should say, are confirmed dead from that f-5 twister. another 100 are missing. president obama is scheduled to tour this area tomorrow and meet some of the victims
dying of a.i.d.s barely able to lift her arms or open her eyes. here she is again. days later after treatment with inexpensive anti-drugs. talking, walking. it is called the effect. captured in an hbo special. it has been repeated all over the continent thousands of times. michael wants to you know the story because you are paying for it. there are good foreign policy reasons to do this sort of thing. reporter: a conservative columnist with the pasch pasch coast, senior fellow with the council on foreign relations and he was once the chief s speechwriter for the man who got this rolling. the president of the united states! reporter: he was george w. bush. in 2003 bush started the president s emergency plan for a.i.d.s relief. unprecedented $3 billion a year to help the world fight a.i.d.s.
bodies of those killed in a devastating tornado almost one week ago. just ahead, one of the coroners involved in the daunting and grisly task. and clash of conservative men for the race for the white house. will it be sarah palin or michele bachmann? i m candy crowley and you re in the situation room. first to the u.s. investigation into osama bin laden and dramatic new clues revealing that he may have been trying to reach out to pakistan for protection in the years before he was killed. this comes as hillary clinton paid a visit to the country in a new effort to ease tension in the wake of bin laden s death. chris lawrence is at the pentagon with all of the details. chris? candy, all of this is coming out of the massive treasurer trove of intelligence that the navy s.e.a.l.s pulled out of bin laden s compound. this revelation is fascinating in that it really reveals one of the ways in which osama bin laden thought about trying to evade u.s. detection. documents seized sh
much? no shock there. similarities between hooked on her w han win and hooked on texting. title ix, equal opportunities. but some schools are allegedly find a way to skirt title ix. this hour the obama administration is doing something about it. we look back on the life of civil rights pioneer dorothy height and look ahead as to who might fill her shoes. who will the next crusader be? top story. if you re stuck in an airport, city, continent thousands of miles from home, the two most beautiful words in whatever language you happen to speak are, progressive resumption. progressive resumption. those words appeared on a flight departure screen at charles due gal airport today. the best day for european travel since that icelandic volcano erupted last wednesday. 14,000 flights or just over half of the usual weekday traffic. here s the big picture. this sweeping red blob is the