the country, visit small businesses all around the country, including the one today, because he can taut things that his administration has been doing, he said has led to those investments and hiring of new employees, if more companies can do the same thing that those unemployment numbers will continue to drop. >> all right. dan lothian at the white house as the president getting a lot of handic shaing in in landover maryland about 25, 30 minutes from where dan is at the white house. we'll have much more after this. >>> tom of the hour. let's check big stories we're following. the nation's unemployment rate fell from 9.8% to 9.4%. here's the president a little bit ago from landover maryland, outside of d.c. >> we saw 12 straight months of private sector job growth. that's the first time that's been true since 2006. the economy add add 1.3 million jobs last year and each quarter was stronger than the previous quarter, which means that the pace of hiring is beginning to pick up. >> more than 14 million americans were out of work in december. >> they're saying we're free. mississippi freed

and yet today that's what's being tauts in our classroom. this is a book that was found in one of the schools in texas. it says, not my idea, a book about whiteness. seriously? we want to start doing books about whiteness or books about blackness or books about brownness? how about if we start talking to

pull it taut... and wrap it around the globe... until it's not just lines you see...'s the world. >>> all right, cnn brings you politics during this hour. we're bringing you the 12 presidential contenders in their words. we're looking at the big primary push come tuesday. i'm joined by -- i'm joined right now from tupelo, emily la cause, and george talbot from the press register in mobile, alabama. good to see both of you. >> all right, emily, you first, so is it politics or policy that will get mississippi's attention in are they looking for the most conservative or the one who's speaking of certain issues. >> i think issues are definitely important, we have one of the nation's highest unemployment rates, conservatism are definitely important, we are the most contest state in the nation and also the most religious. so social value south side key. if you've got the key to the other issues but you've not conservative and you're not a christian, then that might be a problem. >> george, any different in alabama? >> yeah, maybe a little, one thing i'm seeing is they came

one of them is tauted by the president but not necessarily by scientist. andrew cuomo addressed this issue a short time ago. >> we are also trying all the new drugs, therapies and hydro-colhloroquine which the president talks about and we are starting that today. the president is accelerating that to come to new york. >> elizabeth cohen is here with us. tell us where we are. when they tried it on 20 patients in france, people who had covid-19, it lowers the viral load in their nose. they have less of the virus in their nose compares to people who did not take it. is it promising? yeah, it is great. it will be terrific if it works out. we don't know until we have done the trials which is something that dr. fauci had been adamant about. they're doing this to show some promise. they are safe drugs but there is a narrow margin between the safe dose and toxic dose that's why you want to be very careful. >> right, they're sort of doing diy medicine and that's not a good idea. these drugs are safe but there has been reports of terrible eye damage and cardiovascul

the ten foot find was tauted as one of the most important discoveries in decades, but you know in californiahey don't have time to talk about giant skids, they've got their own fishing frenzy underway. here's miguel marquez. >> it's a southern california squid frenzy. >> every night fishing boats packed to the gillis set off the hunt for two to three foot long sometimes bigger squid. the sea here off dana point thick with crill. they make a fine squid steak. they are bizarre shooting ink in water when out of the water they change colors, sometimes like a traffic light. >> this is what the squid hunters have come after, humble squid. look at that. there's the eye there. their teeth are right in here. if i stuck my hand in there it would try to grab me. they change colors amazingly. somebody grabbed hold of this one and you can see a perfect handprint on that squid right there. >> the humble flying skid makes its home from alaska to south america. it is rare, very rare to have so many squid off the coast here

i would not be tauting this endorsement if i were mitt romney.ng this is the least clownish of this group. in terms of who leaves iowa, i think if anybody finishes under jon huntsman, they should pack up their bags and leave. if michele bachmann finishes last of the conservatives, she should pack up and leave, too, because the person who won the iowa straw poll back in august, if she now comes last of the conservatives, it's time for her to go. >> pete. frankly, i think least clownish is kind of a compliment. who do you think is going to drop out. >> that's what's so sad. >>> i'll take it as a compliment. >> i've been called least clownish myself. it doesn't hurt that much. the clown car image is hilarious. have this idea of herman cain driving it into a ditch and then donald trump jumping in and out of it, sarah palin circling the clown car trying to see if there's a window open. who will drop out after iowa? i'm sorry not to be risky. i think it's going to be rick santorum. he'll leave professional politics and join some organization with the w

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the pilot flight brought the nose up because that seemed to be contrary to everything pilots ever taut or at least stabilized aircraft they called the captain back from his rest break. that's the first thing you would do. than second stall, more serious actually does take hold of the plane. and by that once again for some reason, maybe they didn't understand the severity of the situation or the attitude of the aircraft but all the indications from the data show the pilot pulled back on the side stick and the nose came up. in fact as did it so the angle of attack to the wing reached 40 degrees, the pitch attitude 16 degrees, the horizontal stabilizer stayed at 13 degrees. this plane was almost in takeoff configuration of direction when, of course, it should have been going pointing down to try to build up speed to defeat the storm. they never managed to do that and the plane continued to fall out of the sky. in fact, it fell at a horrifying 10, 11,000 feet a minute which is just about unimaginable for what the passengers on board were suffering until it finally hit the water. the number

when the spam showed up, they taut it w thought it was a birthday.ks went off. >> at least it was something. >> the chileans caught in the tunnel down in chilchile, what these people complaining about? they have to sing that song macerena and these people are explaining about the ship. it's crazy. i just left a ship on a cruise in the caribbean, and the the people are crazy. being on a ship is just crazy and just eating all of that food. >> i haven't done it. >> you got to do it. i perform on the ships. >> being with everybody for a long time, same place just waiting for port. i don't know. >> there's great entertainment on the ship. i perform on the ship. every time i'm on a big cruise i walk out on the stage and have a life jacket on and my luggage. people laugh at me. you laugh now, but i will be waving at you if anything happens. the life jackets, that's another thing i was thinking about the other day. the people down -- they were talking about the oil spill in new orleans people at my show last night at the flamingo and they were still angry at

the vaccination program and mechanisms they put in place in their view are working and they want to taut progress they've made but to keep hammering home the point that americans need to get vaccinated. this is the way you end the pandemic in the united states of america. >> appreciate it. thank you. >>> we are just about 30 minutes away from court resuming in the derek chauvin trial. we heard from officials about whether the use of force against george floyd was justified and whether it was part of his training. stay with us as cnn's special live coverage continues on the other side of this break. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home. >>> you are watching cnn. here we are day seven of this trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. the jury heard meaningful testimony from training officers within the police department particularl

he tauted the end of the ground wars overseas and trumpeted his veto power over any challenge to obamacare and he even needled the majority party that was sitting right before him. >> i have no more campaigns to run. [ applause ] my only agenda -- i know because i won both of them. with a growing economy, shrinking deficits bustling industry booming energy production we have risen from recession freer to write our own future than any other nation on earth. america, for all that we have endured, for all of the grit and hard work required to come back for all of the tasks that lie ahead, know this. the shadow of crisis has passed. the state of the union is strong. [ applause ] >> the president laid out what he called his plan to help the middle class over his final two years in office. in a few minutes, we'll find out what conservatives think about these proposals. >>> this morning there is a major controversy brewing in the nfl. questions about whether a team headed to the super bowl broke the rules. it happens to be my team. the new england patriots. espn reports the nfl has determined the

chance congress will act on comprehensive immigration this year, a pared down is the only one being tauteda shot on capitol hill. the dream act, as it's called, would offer undocumented young people a way to become u.s. citizens with conditions. including they graduate from an american high school, have lived in the u.s. for at least five years, and they must attend college or join the military. >> for thousands of people, the dream act is the only hope, that immediate hope of a bipartisan bill that is in congress. >> reporter: how many people are we actually talking about here? the nonpartisan migration policy institute estimates that about 2 million people would be eligible under this legislation, less than 40%, a little over 800,000 would actually obtain legal status. critics of the measure warn it's a slippery slope. >> the so-called dream act is an am nisy plan disguised as educational initiative. it simply rewards illegal behavior and encourages more. >> reporter: that's a debate ramos says they're ready for. >> it's about giving them the opportunity to prove that they're what this c

the 10 foot find was tauted as one of the most important discoveries in decades.n't have time to talk about giant squids, they have their own fishing frenzy underway. >> it's a southern california squid frenzy. >> get him up and over. >> every night, fishing boats packed to the gills set off to hunt for 2 to 3 foot long, sometimes bigger squid. the sea here off dana point thick with krill, squid food, the elusive creature, good sport fishing. they make a fine squid steak. they are bizarre shooting ink and water as they fight to stay in the sea. out of the water they change colors. sometimes like a traffic light. >> this is what the squid hunters have come after. there's the eye there. their teeth are right in here. if i stuck my hand in there it would try to grab me. amazingly, someone grabbed ahold of this one, you can see a perfect handprint on that squid right there. >> it's rare to have so many squid off the coast here for so long, offering some great fishing.

pull it taut... and wrap it around the globe... until it's not just lines you see... the world. >>> tonight -- oprah winfrey sat down with the interview almost every journalism wanted, whitney houston's daughter. bobbi kristina brown is the only child of whitney and bobby brown's. she says she's coping the best she can. she also says her mother's death has shown her she's stronger than she thought. >> i can say her music, but to hear it right 0 now, i can't. >> can't. >> i can hear her voils, you know, in spirit talking to me and telling me, you know, i'm right here, i got you. but i say i don't know -- i went to go get -- i said, will you come lay down with me? just come lay with me? she stayed with me all night and all day. >> oprah winfrey also talked with whitney houston's sister-in-law who took care of bobbi kristina for a few years. she was candid about whitney's drug problem. >> did you all, family, try to get her had help for the drugs? did you try to intervene? ff we were always trying but the choice was always theirs and hers. they're grown people. >> were y

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the president who likes to ta taut -- same numbers and worse against crooked hillary. the dems would destroy america. but as mr. trump fumes over his poll numbers, his political rival is taking on the role as healer in chief. >> jill and i talked to them about it's hard enough to grieve, but it's much harder to do it in public. it's much harder with the whole world watching. what an incredible thing. she said, daddy's going to change the world. i think daddy is going to change the world. it's a great inflection point in terms of civil liberties, civil rights and treating people with dignity. >> president trump is itching to get back to what he does the most, holding rallies. now his campaign manager said he's getting ready to hold a statement in two weeks. brad parscary and the rallies will begin receive the vows. the university of he is tension. good morning, natasha. thanks for coming on. like you to help us dissect them. looking at recent polls. sle slemp. >> joe biden has a 14 point lead. when asked how he's handling the job, 88% disapprove. 16% latinos. 45% disapp

it doesn't make sense to take money from these countries and using your platform to taut women's rightsfunding from countries who are not letting women drive, not letting women vote not letting women really exert the human rights that we support and advocate in the developed world. >> is it possible that hillary clinton could say my foundation is one thing and my presidential campaign is another thing. >> i don't know. even as you say that i feel like it's hard to wrap your head around. i agree with you in this sense. i think while the e-mail scandal is an assault against transparency and government what is tied up in the clinton foundation really is going to be the larger question for voters to see. it's not just hypocrisy issue. it's the question of were they taking money from foreign governments while sitting secretary of state and using that position in government to pedal influence that they were directly enriched by. these are questions that are incredibly important and if we don't have the e-mails, there's no way of knowing whether they were misusing or abusing power. >> so this

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taking out the guns way too often on people, and taking them out not just on young black males, be but tautuch, our spouses, and in this case, if he acted and the defense had presented enough evidence or some evidence to suggest why dunn did what he did, and i criticized him for not doing as good of a job that he could have done in that regard, and maybe this that is something that the jury has to wade through. >> and benjamin crump, go ahead, because my producers say that you want to get in on this. >> well, don, i will say this, as a lawyer, i don't know what happens in america where if trayvon martin would have killed george szimmerman or jordan davs killed michael dunn, and the respect of the system, but it is about american society and the valuef of young black males' lives. and in every phase of this case, trayvon, it was as if they are put on trial, and that is troubling, because the precedent is set for the next person who kills one of our children to say, hello, they were not held accountable, and they came with this imaginary fear of stand your ground, and it is just troubling. an

. >>> welcome back, everyone taute returning to our top story this hour, former south carolina governorki haley is now the last republican candidate standing against former president donald trump after florida governor ron desantis suspended his 2024 bid for the white house and endorsed trump. speaking in new hampshire on sunday, nikki haley welcomed the move and touted a two- person race. >> and i want to say to ron, he ran a great race, he's been a good governor, and we wish him well. having said that, it is no one fella and one lady left. >> [ cheering ] >> in the meantime with just over 24 hours to go until the new hampshire primary, both trump and nikki haley have been making their last pitch to voters as the latest cnn poll shows that trump has widened his lead in the state, however, speaking to cnn's dana bash, nikki haley said she's confident she will win, lashing out at trump and ron desantis. >> when he dropped out part of what he said he remind everybody he signed a pledge to support the republican nominee and i will honor that pledge he has my endorsement because we can go t

president joe biden tauted the release on monday and hit back at critics. >> the republican members ofs, republican governors are trying to do everything they can to deny this even to their own constituent. as soon as i announced my student debt plan they started attacking it saying all kinds of things. their outrage is wrong and it's hypocritical. i will never apologize for helping working americans and middle class people as they recover from the pandemic, especially not the same republicans who voted for a $2 trillion tax cut in the last administration. >> biden administration says more than 8 million americans signed up over the weekend. >>> still to come, california police say they've taken a dangerous killer off the streets. how tips from the public helped them make the arrest. includining the covid-19 virus, on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant s spray. lysol. what it takeses to prote. >>> police in california say they prevented another killing after the capture of a shooting suspect over the weekend. wes lee brownly was arrested in the city of stockton. nick watts has the s

emails show that president trump knew the specific numbers of voter fraud were wrong but continued to taut those numbers both in court and to the public. the court finds that these emails are sufficiently related to and in furtherance of a conspiracy to defraud the united states. the judge is also saying in this opinion that the former president may have committed obstruction since all of these lawsuits were filed not to get legit legal relief but instead to disrupt the january 6th certification in congress, which we know was ultimately disrupted by the rioters. all of these words from a federal judge, they're significant. it adds evening more ammunition to the ongoing investigations by the justice department and the fulton county justice department in georgia into election interference. presumably these new e-mails could be used as further information in the federal probes. >>> conservative attorney john calloway says the judge's ruling opens up significant legal liability for trump. >> what this is is a smoking gun in georgia because if you look at what the judge describes of these email

president trump knew the specific numbers of voter fraud were wrong but continued to taut those numbers both in court and to the public according to the judge. trump slamming the judge on social media today saying he shouldn't be making statements about me until he understands the facts, which he doesn' t. >> we're still waiting for some of the january 6th committee to donald trump and he's tapped two lawyers to be the point people for when that subpoena actually arrives. of course, the former president has been very critical of the committee's work. this is an indication that he knows he needs attorneys to engage with the committee, engage in some negotiations and respond to the subpoena. sarah murray, cnn, washington. >>> georgia prosecutors have a green light to question senior republican senator -- a senior republican senator about his role in the aftermath of the 2020 presidential election. on thursday a federal appeals court rejected a request to lindsey graham to stop his subpoena to testify in atlanta. whilst former president trump and his allies were trying to reverse his defea

the president tauted enhanced social security benefits and also tried to explain some of the elements of the inflation reduction act which would help lower prices, particularly when it comes to prescription drugs. >> this year the american people want the first time big reform. >> now big pharma trying to raise prices, they're going to have to write a check to medicare. look, instead of that money going in the pocket of drug companies, they're going in your pockets in the form of lower drug prices. there's more money at the end of the month to pay the grocery bills, get your car repaired, buy your grandson a birthday gift. >> the president did not visit p a couple other states. he will be turning to a very kless race and that is in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. president biden will be traveling there on thursday to pittsburgh and also be participating in the fund-raiser with the lieutenant governor, john fetterman. the president is also focusing his attention on a state that was very critical to his ovwn election back in 2020. arlitt saenz traveling with the president in 2020. >>>

this is often tauted, this deal, separate daels between the uae and they're normalization of diplomaticdeals. they're very significant to the gulf nations and others that will join them in formalizing it. they see iran as key and that's something they're in lock step with and in the current and future straight's policy. they feel betrayed. it requires just a suspension but from the emerati perspective, maybe in a month's time, a year or so, maybe even the saudis signing up. indications coming from my mom that they're very favorable to a normalization saying they want to move past the previous conflicts, the fact that the israelis -- sorry, the palestinians tend to be transient and the business of business. >> sam, what is the view of this? >> reporter: israel is growing closer to the arab states in a shifting middle east. mostly favorably. sam is right. it's not just iran. you see it from the statements from the ministers and the communications between those ministers. they have exchanged phone calls and look forward to getting together. many people thought. they see this as more than a

lower courts, but certainly it hands the president a big win on the campaign trail because now he can taut to his supporters that he's following through on his 2016 campaign programs, that his wall is being built. we should note that these funds that are being used will go also towards replacement fencing along with building new walls. all of this happened after the president directed funds from the pentagon to be used for the wall after he didn't get what he wanted from congress. you'll recall that long government shutdown, 35 days, and after that the president ended it by directing the funds that he didn't get from congress. shortly after that there were certain groups that challenged it in the courts and that is what led to this big support -- supreme court ruling. a lower court actually agreed with those groups saying that the president didn't have a right to divert funds, that congress has the power of the purse, that the supreme court said that it disagreed that these groups that brought the suit didn't have standing and that the government made a good case for that. so, again, this

trump continuously tauts building walls, he rails against immigrants and he has recently told four democratic that they should go back where they came from. they're campaigning in iowa. with more than 20 candidates it's more important than ever to stand out from the pack. jeff zeleny is leading them. >> reporter: the iowa state fair. the mandatory stop on the road to the white house. >> do you like the fair? what do you like best? >> reporter: a parade of democratic candidates pressing the flesh and running for president. >> state fair. >> reporter: the democratic hopefuls become an attraction. voters like claudia roven are sizing up the field. >> reporter: you've been watching the democratic race. what are the qualities you're looking for? >> they've got to be tough. they have to be not wimpy. >> reporter: roven has never been politically active until president trump took office. now she's searching for someone who stands the best chance to beat him? she looks tough. she looks like she could take them on. i like elizabeth warren -- >> i am so woke, i can't believe it. >> she likes joe biden

still he continues to taut it particularly here in the seat of government, the capital of brazilia. he went to a motorcycle shop and talked about how he wouldn't have known had he not tested positive. he felt he had a slight fever and has seemed more focused on social media than necessarily fighting the virus sweeping across the country. stark criticism level by medical professionals put together a 64 page document to the haig to accuse president bolsonaro of crimes against humanity. the failure of his government to act decisively may have contributed to so many of the deaths surging here in brazil. on sunday, only 24,000. that's after a horrifying week before frankly many days saw 50,000 cases. nick peyton walsh, brazil. >>> india reported close to 50,000 new cases on sunday. that increase takes the country's total infections soaring past 1.4 million. the health ministry says 485,000 are still active. the country also recorded more than 700 additional deaths sunday bringing the total amount of people killed by the virus to almost 33,000. >>> well, vacationers from the u.k. joined t

he taut this had as a unique sudanese model, trying to get the military and civilian wings together. it's failed. it didn't have the same level of commitment and harmony when it started. the signs not all is well during the october 25 coup when the prime minister was obtained under house arrest. for weeks it was not clear where he was. six weeks ago he was reinstated. that gave the military rulers some small drop of legitimacy. all of that is now gone. this is how he explained it when he gave his resignation last night. >> translator: even after the october 25th coup we signed a framework with the military in an attempt to get back on track with the democratic transition, to put an end to the bloodshed and safeguard what had been achieved in the past two years and to adhere to the constitutional declaration that governed the transition. >> reporter: there's a great deal of concern within sudan and what this means. the leaders should set aside the differences and come together. they have a plan here. there is supposed to be a democratic transition in 2023. whether that will happen now

. >> reporter: no congressional republicans have signed on to biden's plan but the white house tauted west virginia governor's support for a bigger package. >> with what we've got going on, if we snthrow away some money, what. we have got to get people taken care of. >> reporter: the question whether biden will go big or be bipartisan. >> the question is to face crises now. if they want to work with us, they have better ideas, that's great. but to be honest with you, i have not yet heard them. >> reporter: democrats hold the majority, but only by a thread causing the white house to move quickly after an interview by the vice president antagonized one of the senate's most moderate democrats. >> i saw it. i couldn't believe it. no one called me. we're going to try to find a bipartisan pathway for it. i think we need to. we need to work together. >> west virginia senator joe manchin complained after vice president kamala harris went on local news in his state to sell the state which he saw as a pressure him. >> the american leaders deserve them to step up. >> the white house reached out

. >> reporter: eli lilly pausing its trial of an antibody treatment today, one tauted by the president, telling cnn safety is of the utmost importance without specific. johnson & johnson just paused phase three of its vaccine trial because of an unexpected illness in one of the volunteers. >> to me it's reassuring that companies are acting responsibly and pausing when they need to. >> reporter: asastrazeneca's trials remain on hold pausing an investigation. >>> in dallas, spectators for the nlcs. >> it's great to have fans. >> reporter: the philadelphia eagles will allow a limited number of fans to the stadium this sunday. while there are some bright spots when it comes to major league sports here in new york city, the new york philharmonic is canceling the entire season for the first time in the 178 year history. the president and ceo calling the situation dreadful. in new york, i'm erica hill. cnn. >>> with less than three weeks to go before the u.s. election, president donald trump is wasting no time getting back on the campaign trail. his latest rally coming tuesday in the battlegr

the president tauted this as a victory for the u.s. saying that previous administrations wouldn't have been able to free brunson and he took the opportunity in the white house to talk about a separate situation, that's tensions between the u.s. and saudi arabia over the alleged killing of a saudi journalist at the saudi consulate in turkey. trump said the two events had no connection in terms of the timing of brunson's release. trump said that the administration is looking for more information about the disappearance of jamal khashoggi, that journalist, before he decides what kind of punishment to levy against saudi arabia but the moment was lightened by pastor andrew brunson kneeling by the president, placing a hand on his shoulder saying a prayer thanking the president for helping secure his release from turkey. that's something we will likely see the president highlight as he heads into the mid term elections. sarah westwood, cnn, the white house. >>> the devastation from hurricane michael is still coming into focus days after ravag

he again tauted the drug hydroxychloroquine as a possible treatment for the virus even though multiple officials from his own administration have repeatedly debunked that claim. more than 4.7 million americans have been infected with covid-19 and more than 155,000 people have died from the virus nationwide. the trump campaign appears to recognize the growing crisis. the trump campaign sent an email asking supporters to wear facemasks, something mr. trump is seldom seen doing himself. the top u.s. infectious diseases expert says the nation is entering a new phase of the coronavirus pandemic. dr. anthony fauci said it's being driven by people with symptoms who are unknowingly spreading the virus in their communities. cnn's athena jones reports on the latest warning from officials. >> when you have community spread, it's much more difficult to get your arms around that and contain it. >> reporter: in case you hadn't realized it yet, coronavirus is everywhere. >> there are people who are spreading it who have no symptoms at all and we know that definitely occurs. it's difficult to identify

. >> reporter: and he has a warning for fellow democrats, slow down on tauts of ramming through legislatione voting rights. >> some progressives think that you're standing in the way of significant changes the president could make on voting rights because you don't want to get rid of the filibuster, other changes that they could make on gun reforms. >> that i can make all these changes if they try to work towards the middle. you can't work in the fringes. you just cannot work in the fringes. we want fair, open, secured elections and georgia has done some things i thought was atrocious, okay? but i'm also been a secretary of state and i've been a governor and i know the 10th amendment, i know my rights as far as states rights and i don't think there should be an overreaching, if you will, federal elections. i think -- i will tell you the one they did which is unbelievable to me, they took away the powers of the election secretary of state's office and put it in the hands of the congress. i mean, in their legislature. now you have no one person that you can hold accountable for, you have a wh

meanwhile, the president also tauted a potential breakthrough in the relationship with north korea. he said in january or february he could sit down with north korean leader kim jong-un. he could expect him to come to the united states and he told reporters aboard air force one the united states is considering three different sites for the second summit with the north korean leader. no word as to where that will be. january or february, that's coming up soon. the president potentially setting himself up for yet another sitdown with the north korean leader. >> sarah westwood, thank you so much. live pictures of air force one at joint base andrews. the president making a lot of news on his flight back from argentina as sarah discussed talking about this pause at least in tariffs with china. also the summit that could happen in the next few weeks, we're into december. potentially as has been suggested by congressional leadership, a stopgap to get beyond the state funeral for george h.w. bush before they get to a funding partial shutdown. >> one of the other things making news in the la

our father taut us to stand on our own two feet and i'm proud of that. it's not about the money.he's been ripped from us. his wife jean hasn't commented on the claims but casey's long-time agent don pitts says the veteran deejay is still of sound mind. hers what he tells cnn in a statement. he has parkinson's. has it very bad. it took his speech. and for smn who made millions of dollars using his voit, for him to lose that gift, that beautiful instrument, it must be frustrating. but he's handling it very well. his mind is very sharp. his brain works well. so a really sad story, fred, particularly hearing that this man whose voice so many of us grew up with is no longer able to speak. he was a huge influence in my career and i think we can all hope that the family will be able to work this out peacefully. fred? >> all right, thanks so much, a.j. >>> casey kasem's younger brother joining us from flint, michigan. they grew up in detroit. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> so this has to be fairly, in fact, very humiliating and just saddening for the entire family that this woul

pull it taut... and wrap it around the globe... until it's not just lines you see...the world. >>> stories we're covering across the country, massive fire early this morning in hole yoyo massachusetts left ten people home little. it spread to a vacant house. >>> a man is being called a hero after pulling this man from a burning car. the driver had run into a utility pole. the wires fell and set the car on fire. >> i was afraid my uniform shirt was going to start melting because they're positively yes, sir -- polyester. >> we came around and both of us together were able to wedge this guy from the driver's side and pull him out. >> an 81-year-old woman has won the third largest powerball jackpot in the history of the gra game. check it out. louise white from shreveport, louisiana won $400 million. >>> the valedictorian got news that she can stay in the united states, at least temporarily. so can her sister. our affiliate has the latest from north miami, florida. >> it's crazy. it's been like a roller coaster of emotions. >> she's at a high point. she'll get to stay in

military is taught tauted by everybody as a symbol of power.t everybody is on board to trim the military. this is today's talk back question. carol costello is live with more. hi, carol. >> hi, suzanne. the united states is about to become a lean, mean, fighting machine. defense secretary leon panetta will announce half a trillion dollars in cuts. that means trimming the army by 38,000 soldiers and marines will see a drop in soldiers as well. the underlying strategy is to focus on small secret operations like the raid that killed osama bin laden. although when it comes to iran, the president says he's up for anything. >> let there be no doubt, america is determined to prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon and lee take no options off the table to achieve that goal. >> but many republicans say the president's desire to snip, snip, snip will hinder america's ability to wage a ground war if that becomes necessary. mitt romney says a leaner, cheaper military will endanger the united states because it not only has to worry about iran but north k

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. >> your team has to hold it in a taut way.'s give it -- he'll break it this time. >> even in slow motion. so, ouch. he gave up. >>> check out this other crazy site in san francisco. imagine you are on a beautiful sunny day watching an air show and you see a united airlines 747 making a turn and look as it slows down. >> right. >> creeping up. there's the golden gate bridge. here is the airliner making a pass. look how close it comes to the bridge. >> wow. that's insane! >> kind of disturbing because all of the blogs are talking about it, how people watching the show said it reminded them of 9/11 and they were pretty disturbed watching the video and watching the scene unfold before their eyes. >> that's a united airlines flight? >> yes, 747, imagine the plane taking a flyover over the golden gate bridge. >> let's find out what was going on here. >> it was an air show, trying to promote united. >> that's crazy. >> in this day and age, right? >> that's what's hot. next hour somewhere. >> see you then. >> a school reformer learns

in that statement mayor filner went on to taut some of his accomplishments.ssault allegations. the head says the response was not received by the official recall campaign nor is it signed as required by law. he calls filner's reply, one word here, unacceptable. >>> the department of justice accused the major airlines today of cooperating, not competing, and it went to a court to try to block the planned merger of american airlines and u.s. airways. alison kosik is live for us now, there she is, at the new york stock exchange. ali alison, what's different with this one? >> what's different is the economy. the landscape is very different. the delta united deals happened right after the resex session. the automakers were getting a bailout, banks were going under and airlines were going under. the thinking was airlines have to merge to survive. even though american is bankrupt, it can still emerge from bankruptcy without u.s. air. the d oj has filed a lawsuit. they're saying consumers, if this goes through, will be paying higher airfares, higher fees and have few