texas all the way up to the great lakes with a big influence here on parts of the central plains where we could see the potential for large long lasting destructive life threatening tornadoes. oklahoma city, tulsa, toward wichita, kansas city, as well. in and around that area we could see the potential for hail and damaging wind and tornadoes. one of the main ingredient we need is an unstable air mass. the temperatures across the central united states, 93 in san antonio. 86 in dallas. behind it, cooler and dry air mass so the clash of those two air masses if you zoom in closer to the central plains it is 64 in wichita and 80 in garza city and 59 in north flat. the clash of the two air masses will give us the potential for long-lasting damaging, perhaps life-threatening tornadoes throughout the afternoon and into the overnight.
like the ones used to identify the suspects in the bombings might cost a few thousand dollars. experts say in a city like new york you may need tent or 20 cameras for just good visuals on one block. you add that up and keeping new yorkers safe is a very expensive business. hard to believe these eyes in the sky play such a vital role in protecting us from harm. we are releasing photos of these two suspects. thedry definitely felt that our work was worthwhile after the photographs were released identifying the suspects. a victory, yes, but one that comes with a price tag. a camera suffch as this with a decent megapixel count today is probably about a $3,000 investment. this particular camera you re watching me through costs about $1,500. it s installed about 150 feet away from where i m standing. if you zoom in you really can t see that much detail. this camera on the other hand same distance but a lot clearer.
neighborhoods that have suffered and now one week hence, how are they doing? julie: look at this house behind me. if you didn t live on a house on live in an house on stills, this is the passaic river, if you some in you can if you zoom in you can see the flood waters all the way up this block. if we spin around we ll show you the aftermath and why people can t come home, despite the fact they have no power their homes are covered in muck and mud, personal belongings destroyed, thrown out on the front of their homes on the sidewalk you see a baby stroller. we spoke with residents, they are down and out and they want out of town. i ve been here eight months, out of the eight months i ve been through three floods and now i m tired of it. i gotta go. i gotta get out to higher
chiliian mine? 31 of the 50 miners are asking for a half million dollars each. they say it isn t about money but about safety. the miners say they want to make sure something like this never happens again. and minnesota state government could be back up and running in just a few days. minnesota s democratic governor cut a deal with republicans to end the two-week long government shutdown. the deal involves selling bonds rather than raising taxes and making up the budget deficit. lawmakers still have to vote on it in special session. let s take you to washington now, live pictures of capitol hill, sources tell cnn s jessica yellin that a meeting is going on down the street from the white house about raising the debt ceiling limits. during the president s weekly address today, he again said he wants both tax hikes and cuts in popular entitlement programs on the table. it will take a balanced approach, shared sacrifice and a willingness to make unpopular choices on all our
a defiant message to his critics, including president obama who 43 days ago said gadhafi must yield power. just moments ago, the white house released this new joint statement from the president of the united states, the president of france and the british prime minister that says bluntly, it is impossible to imagine a future for libya with gadhafi in power. and yet not only is the libyan dictator still in power, one could make the case he s winning, or at least not losing, after a month of air strikes by nato with that no-fly zone. as you zoom in closer, it is striking to watch this play out. here s the start of the air strikes. these strikes here. the opposition, green means the regime control. this is the start of the air strikes. and the opposition clearly benefited at the beginning. you see the surge right there. this is late march, the final days of march, the opposition making its way aiming west. but this is where we are now.