Mr. Bush spent a couple of hours there early this morning with hammer and nails and a hard hat, as you see. Thirty-two thousand people still in shelters. The president says he wants them all settled elsewhere in just a few days.

The conservative group Liberty Council in Orlando, Florida, is calling on the president to withdraw her nomination.

Pakistan's president has aided the United States in the hunt for al Qaeda leaders, and the White House hopes images of help might tamper hatred there towards the U.S.

Thousands of people have died. Thousands are wounded, and the United States of America wants to help.

It's just beyond our comprehension to think about how many lives have been lost.

She'll be confirmed. And when she's on the bench, people will see a fantastic woman who is honest, open, humble, and capable of being a great Supreme Court judge.

We stand for judges who strictly and faithfully interpret the law instead of legislating from the bench.

We're facing a radical ideology with inalterable objectives, to enslave whole nations and intimidate the world.

We're not going to talk about it until the investigation is complete. And it's important that the investigation run its course.

We will never back down, never give in, and never accept anything less than complete victory.

The terrorists regard Iraq as the central front in their war against humanity, and we must recognize Iraq as the central front in our war on terror.

I would remind them that we were not in Iraq on September the 11th, 2001. And Al Qaeda attacked us anyway.