charge of leading the dayton peace accords. and came the a peace agreement that leads to this day. i went back with holbrooke, and i remember him so clearly being greeted by people in the streets of sarajevo who just wanted to thank him for bringing peace and ending that war. so it was very emotional. and i think right now what holbrooke must be thinking. i was thinking about that, holbrooke was a mutual friend of both of ours. tragically he died suddenly a few months ago. if he were alive right now, it would have been a moment i would like to have shared with him as well. it would have been a special moment. absolutely. absolutely. it is special. and all this work that went into crafting that piece and finally catching this man, who don t forget has been indicted on the most serious crimes under international law, genocide and crimes against humanity. all right. we ll watch the trial. christiane amanpour, thanks for coming back to cnn. thank you. we ll have you back.
reporter: dennis and his friend s bodies were found inside the store rubble tuesday. i had people telling me that he was helping people to the back of the storm shelter. that when he was found, he was found covering a body to protect him from debris. he was being a soldier. that s what he does. i just want him back. reporter: dennis was preparing to leave for germany for army reserve training next month. god didn t take him in iraq. why did he take him now? reporter: adding to her trauma stephanie s home in the town of seneca was flooded by a storm monday night. her car destroyed. and now she can t even plan a funeral for her husband. they are not releasing any bodies. they are telling us that they are having to do some investigation, possible autopsies. let us have our spouses, our
goebel posts correspond that james foley has been in afghanistan, in libya, in a lot of different hot spots. he believes it is important to be right on the front lines to be able to report back exactly what is happening. but on april 5th, that almost cost him his life. but for the grace of god, he wouldn t be here to tell his story. he was on the front lines in brega, libya with three other journalists when forces loyal to gadhafi began shooting at them. this was soldiers getting out of the trucks, walking towards you, and shooting directly at you. bullets stream overhead. reporter: foley s friend, south african photographer anton hammerill was hit and lay dying. he said help, help. i said anton, are you okay? he said no. and more bullets came in. and i called out to him again. and there was no response. it s unreal, you know. why why him and not me? i was maybe 20 meter away from him.
and all eyes now on the phrase one nation in the gop race to the white house. just ahead, new signs those words could be sarah palin is running for president. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. but first, a heartbreaking development in joplin, missouri. all week we ve been bringing you wrenching stories of those missing in the tornado s wake, while at the same time holding out hope they might still be found alive. one of them, 16-year-old lance who was in his car when the twister hit has become a symbol of the desperation felt by so many families. i spoke to his mother, michelle, on tuesday right here in the situation room . oh, my gosh, he is amazing. he is a straight a student. always has been. everything comes so naturally. he has amazing friends. he rides bmx. he is involved in the bridge ministries here in joplin. very active once again, respectful. cares about his family so much. sadly, we ve just learned that lantz hare has now been found dead.