BLITZER: Mary Snow's monitoring some of the other top stories in "the SITUATION ROOM" right now, including an incredible story of survival. Mary, what happened?</s>MARY SNOW, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Wolf, the family of a West Virginia woman is calling it a miracle that she's still alive. Veronica McCoy was trapped in her van for three days after it rolled off the road into a 30-foot embankment. Her husband says she survived on rain water and soda before finally crawling back up the hill which she somehow did with a broken ribs, a broken back, a broken arm and a broken clavicle. Yahoo CEO is out and could owe the company millions. Scott Thompson left the job for apparently lying on his resume claiming a degree on computer science that he never actually got. Yahoo hasn't released the terms of his departure deal, but, if they say that he resigned as supposed to being fired, he may have to pay the money back up to $7 million. And if you think politics are like a boxing match, check out this clip out of South Korea. An actual fist fight broke out at a political meeting over alleged culprit scandal. At least one party member suffered injuries to his back and neck. Political brawls are nothing new in Korea. Last year a lawmaker set off two gas cans in parliament makes Congress look very, very tame.</s>BLITZER: Yes. That's it. Politics looks like it. A lot of activity going on over there, although not necessarily legislative activity. Thanks very much. JPMorgan Chase loses $2 billion in the series of rather risky bets. After the financial collapse of 2008, how is this even still possible? And police in one town say that texting while walking is such a problem in tracking down on something you may do every day. They have already written over 100 tickets for jay walking, stand by.
Yahoo's Scott Thompson is Out