check out this video of the moment the quake hit, also in mexico city, so remarkable about this footage is remember how far away this was from the quake s center. chad myers is tracking the very latest of this down in atlanta. chad, how many people felt this hit? some sobering numbers now, john, coming in really here. we ll talk about strong shaking, 600,000 people in mexico felt strong shaking with moderate damage. 2.3 million people felt moderate shaking but i think the number here that may really surprise us tomorrow is the u.s. geological survey has the new computer model that will tell them how many fatalities are estimated. there s a 42% chance that somewhere between 10e and 100 people died in this earthquake. there s a 30% chance of up to 1,000 people dying in this earthquake, and now we know this is just the very latest, igualapa, cnn just confirmed this town is reporting 800 structures have collapsed, mainly homes, but this is very close to the epicenter of the 7.4
prices. some banks have been having to account for the impact on drilling on property values. any changes to this could affect a lot of people, a lot of families and a lot of businesses. neil: in the meantime as the president prepares to kickoff what will be a four-state energy tour this week to defend his energy policies including stops in nevada, new mexico, and ohio, and oklahoma where the president will tour the southern portion of the keystone pipeline property that he partly supports guest: this reminds people that he is supporting the pipeline to nowhere, the oil is in canada, you need to get the oil down to the gulf. it is too funny for words if someone were smart enough to challenge on the other side. the president believes and this is the problem, there is a poll today that shows the vast majority, something like 62
line as well, doesn t it? yeah, yeah, yeah. santorum s closing pitch, a poke at the former illinois senator who now lives in the white house. you have a particular obligation to write a wrong here in the state of illinois. there are 54 delegates at stake tuesday in the state of illinois. a look at the math shows you time is running short for anyone else trying to stop governor romney. you need 1,144 to clinch. governor romney is 519, not halfway but look how commanding the lead is. senator santorum is second and gingrich 139 and romney with a big lead. if you look at the remaining delegates, 996 allocated to date. that leaves just shy of 1,300. we re almost to the halfway point in the delegates awarded and illinois will get closer to that. if you are behind romney, you re running short. mitt romney is the leader now in the delegate chase and he has right now 49%, 49% of the delegates needed. the average win is winning 57%. if he wins 49% of the rest of the way, he clinc
of the most important financial minds, to tell us whether the oour zone is about to come apart. why in the world can t north korean nurses and doctors come back from the middle east? it s a fascinating tale. finally, back home, the former governor of michigan, jennifer granholm, tells us what her experience of cutting taxes and reducing spending taught her. all this coming up. but first, here s my take. last week the international atomic energy agency issued its most serious warning about iran s nuclear program. it argued that iran seems to have experimented with various technologies that suggested it was trying to build not just a nuclear program but a nuclear weapons program. this finding, to be clear, is at odds with the views of the former head of the iaea, mohamed elbaradei, as well as the report issued a few years ago by the united states national intelligence council. it s difficult, to be sure, what to make of these intelligence judgments because they are judgm
the most important financial minds about whether the sueuro zone is about to come apart. why can t nurses and doctors come home from the middle east? it s a fascinating tale. finally, back home, the former governor of michigan, jennifer granholm, tells us what her experience of cutting taxes and reducing spending taught her. all this coming up. first, here s my take. last week the international atomic energy agency issued its most serious warning about iran s nuclear program. it argued that iran seems to have experimented with various technologies that suggested it was trying to build not just a nuclear program but a nuclear weapons program. this finding to be clear is at odds with the views of the former head of the iaea, muhammad al-baradei, as well as the report issued by the united states national intelligence council. it s difficult to be sure what to make of these intelligence judgments because they are judgment that try to determine the intentions of the iranian re