Bush gets first-hand look at tornado damage
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ENTERPRISE, Alabama  - President George W. Bush on Saturday got a first-hand look at the damage from deadly tornadoes in the southern United States and said while buildings could be rebuilt the biggest impact was on shattered lives.
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President Bush got a birds-eye view Saturday of Alabama's tornado damage as his Marine One helicopter followed the deadly storm's path and flew over the battered high school where eight students died.
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Marine One flew low over destroyed homes, downed power lines and uprooted trees Sunday, giving President Bush a bird's eye view of the destruction caused by Hurricane Charley.
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FREDERICKSBURG, Va. -- President Bush worked to reassure Americans on Monday about the economy but said "there's definitely some storm clouds and concern" because of the nation's credit crunch and mortgage problems.
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After an aerial inspection today, President Bush offered sympathy and promised aid to Alabama residents.
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President Bush spent part of Monday at his Texas ranch monitoring devastation from a deadly earthquake in Southeast Asia &#151; a replay of his post-Christmas vacation last year when he was monitoring damage from an earthquake in Iran.
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President Bush told those affected by a string of deadly tornadoes in the South that the U.S. government will help them and the rest of the country is praying for them.
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Homes destroyed and thousands of acres burned as President Bush declares major disaster.
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President Bush toured fire-ravaged Southern California today, where air tankers worked to contain the fires that still threaten thousands of homes.
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STATEWIDE: President Bush declared a major disaster in the counties affected by Hurricane Frances, meaning residents will be eligible for federal aid.
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US President George W. Bush on Wednesday will visit disaster-relief efforts in Florida as he makes his way to the first debate of the 2004 White House race, his spokesman said.
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President Bush got his fourth first-hand look at the latest hurricane damage in Florida on Wednesday and, after a weekend of preparations, was declared ready for his first debate with Democrat John Kerry in Miami on Thursday night.
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ENTERPRISE, Ala., March 3 -- President Bush handed out hugs Saturday to people in the South who survived killer tornadoes, and he mourned those who died in the storms, including eight high school students.
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President Bush offered condolences to victims of violent storms and tornadoes that roared through several Southern states and said he would visit stricken areas on Saturday "with a heavy heart."
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President Bush, dispensing hugs freely as he comforted tornado survivors Friday, acknowledged the "incredible sadness and worry" he saw in their eyes and said the nation stood ready to help.
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President Bush on Friday tried to lift the spirits of people in rural Macon County, which suffered the heaviest death toll from dozens of tornadoes that tore across Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Kentucky and Alabama.
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President Bush will head to Florida tomorrow to survey hurricane damage, and heâs urging Congress to approve two billion dollars for &quot;urgent needs&quot; stemming from hurricanes Charley and Frances.