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he told cnn's jessica yelen?be a situation in which we can't capture the individual before they move forward on some sort of operational plot, against the united states. >> i don't think whether obama or romney wins we're going to see this technology go away, or see any greater minimized use of it. because of their own approach. i think we've seen president obama's most definitely willing to utilize this. it has been a signature part of his countterrorism agenda, and it would be very hard for romney to roll that back, even if he wanted to. >> reporter: whether it is romney or obama in the oval office, the bigger problem with drones may be the international pushback from government and human rights groups increasingly voicing their opposition. barbara star, cnn, the pentagon. >> all right, barbara, for election coverage just go to cnn.com. >>> when you look at the names of this year's emmy nominees, well, you may see those who wouldn't think of working in tv, suddenly doing it. we'll look at the emmy's a-list, and

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right here on cnn.riter's desktop and the coordinator's phone are working on a joke with local color. the secure cloud just received a revised intro from the strategist's tablet. and while i make my way into the venue, the candidate will be rehearsing off of his phone. [ candidate ] and thanks to every young face i see out there. [ woman ] his phone is one of his biggest supporters. [ female announcer ] with cisco at the center... working together has never worked so well. presidethis message. barack obama and i approve... [ female announcer ] with cisco at the center... anncr: he keeps saying it... mitt romney: this president cannot tell us that you're... better off today than when he took office. anncr: well... here's where we were in 2008... tv anncr: the worst financial collapse... since the great depression... tv anncr: american workers were laid off in numbers not seen... in over three decades. anncr: and here's where we are today... thirty months of private sector job growth. creating 4.6 million

that was cnn's arwa damon reporting. we'll be right back. >>> this week, president obama heads to the democratic convention, wall street eyes the economy, and a reality tv show pledges to be kinder and gentler, really. our correspondents have it all. we begin with the president. >> reporter: i'm athena jones in ft. bliss, texas. president obama speaks at a labor day event in toledo, ohio, on monday, before heading down to louisiana to meet with people affected by hurricane isaac. on tuesday, he travels to norfolk, virginia, and on wednesday he goes to charlotte, north carolina, for the democratic national convention. he officially accepts his party's nomination for president on thursday night. >> reporter: i'm poppy harlow in new york. it will be a shortened trading week with the markets closed for labor day, but on tuesday morning, wall street will be all eyes on the august jobs report. that is set to be released on friday morning, and it will be critical for consumer confidence and also in the race for the white house.

. >>> from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, this is "cnn saturday morning." new violence erupts in libya, but the message isn't hatred toward america, it's love. it's the tape that launched a thousand blogs and may have derailed a campaign. all morning, we'll look at mitt romney's comments on the 47%. an outrageous story of abused trust. how a nanny cam caught caretakers bullying. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm randi kaye. it is 10:00 on the east coast. 7:00 a.m. on the west. we begin this hour in libya, where citizens speaking out in support of the u.s. and democracy have stormed the headquarters of several radical groups. hundreds marching to express their outrage at one organization has been linked to the attack on the u.s. consulate that left four americans dead. that group has denied any involvement. in a separate demonstration, at least four people have been killed and more than 70 injured in an attack on another militia. the protests come amid news that eight people including some extremists have been arrested in connection with the consulate attack.

. >>> from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, this is "cnn saturday morning." new violence erupts in libya, but the message isn't hatred toward america, it's love. it's the tape that launched a thousand blogs and may have derailed a campaign. all morning, we'll look at mitt romney's comments on the 47%. an outrageous story of abused trust. how a nanny cam caught caretakers bullying. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm randi kaye. it is 10:00 on the east coast. 7:00 a.m. on the west. we begin this hour in libya, where citizens speaking out in support of the u.s. and democracy have stormed the headquarters of several radical groups. hundreds marching to express their outrage at one organization has been linked to the attack on the u.s. consulate that left four americans dead. that group has denied any involvement. in a separate demonstration, at least four people have been killed and more than 70 injured in an attack on another militia. the protests come amid news that eight people including some extremists have been arrested in connection with the consulate attack.

admittedly a big deal here at cnn every day.nations of people like you, viewers around the world and we have introduced you to an extraordinary individual every week and now the top ten cnn heroes for the year of 2012. each of them get $50,000 to further their work and they also get a shot at the top honor earning additional $250,000 and then you get to help decide who that person will be. so i'm going to do a run-through if you will. you can hop on cnnheroes.com. i just want to walk through. scroll up a little bit. we have the different thumbnails of the 2012 top ten. eat's touch on raze and just random selecting. no bias here from me. read about trying to educate young girls in rural afghanistan and then the same kind of information will come up if you click on any of the top ten cnn heroes. you can select the person who inspires you the most so then you click on, boom, vote now right here. you click on vote now and then what you do is all the people pop up. right? so let's say we want to pick leo mccarthy. he's our cnn hero o

this is our most recent cnn/orc poll.f americans, 54%, say marriage between gay or lesbian couples should be recognized as valid. so a majority of americans support same sex marriage. if you look at these numbers from gallup, you can see how public opinion has changed over time. yellow line is those who say it should not be valid. the green line is those who favor same sex marriage. you notice right here, sometime in late 2010, 2011, those lines crossed to where you have even in the gallup numbers now, a majority saying yes, country's split 50-48 saying no and the gallup numbers. here's the interesting part. does it help the president gin up turnout on college campuses and the like. if you look at states where -- the six states, let me move this out of the way, if you look at the six states where same sex marriage are allowed, those are the very light green states here, two of them, iowa and new hampshire are presidential battlegrounds. we might get a sense on election day if it helps on the margins. >> jessica, has the p

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anna, cnn, kabul. >>> hello again. in the cnn newsroom president obama is about to step to the mike in miami to woo latino voters a day after mitt romney spoke about immigration to the same crowd and space shuttle endeavour is making its final flight before retirement. we'll take a look back at its amazing history of exploration. let's get right to it. >>> the suspect in the colorado movie theater massacre returns to court today, and he could face more charges. james holmes already faces murder and attempted murder charges. prosecutors want to add ten more charges bringing the count to 152. lawyers are also expected to argue whether a notebook holmes allegedly sent to his psychiatrist before the shootings can be used at trial. holmes is accused of opening fire in a crowded movie theater during a midnight showing of the latest batman movie. 12 people died and 58 were wounded. >>> it is president obama's turn to make his case before a latino audience today. the president arrives in miami just a short time from now for a

. >> reporter: john king, cnn, iowa city, iowa. >>> and lots more ahead as "cnn newsroom" continues with fredricka whitfield. >> i can't believe it's under 40 days under election day. it went by like this, after all. >> i'm sure a lot of people are happy a about this. >> it's true, too. we'll elaborate on that later, too. good to see you, appreciate it. >>> for now, we'll begin with new information on an investigation into a decade's old mystery, the disappearance of former teamster's boss jimmy hoffa. crews digging under a michigan shed for his possible remains say they did not find any bones, but investigation is not ending there. soil samples will now go under the microscope. cnn's national correspondent susan candiotti has more. >> reporter: could these carefully wrapped tubes of soil carried out among a sea of cameras possibly hold the remains of jimmy hoffa? >> this is kind of like an open wound that won't go away. >> reporter: a wound that just might be partially closed monday when lab results put to rest whether these are human remains, yet alone hoffa's? >> stranger things have

our cnn political editor, paul steinhauser, live from outside the cnn grill. heard from john avlon who was real clear about what he doesn't need to do. he doesn't need to get in the record books, doesn't need to make history tonight in terms of eloquent prose. but he does need to do something very specific. what is it? >> reporter: that is true. and it's lay out policy. what will he do in the next four years if he's reelected? this speech comes on the day, we are two months away to the day from the election. this is by far going to be his biggest speech in his reelection bid. i spoke to an obama campaign adviser earlier this morning who told me the president will lay out the economic choice in this election with a heavy focus on his economic position. and the speech will include specific goals of what he would do on the economy if reelected. that's the key here. take a look at this, our most recent poll from a few days ago. who has the better vision for the country right now? look at this. the numbers are split with maybe romney having a slight advantage. that

>>> from the cnn center, this is "cnn saturday morning." it is saturday, september 22nd, the first day of fall. i'm randi kaye. fresh protests erupt across the muslim world, keeping the u.s. on alert, but not all of the demonstrations are anti-america. >>> missing in iran, the wife of a retired fbi agent who vanished years ago is taking her plea for help to an unlikely person. iran's president himself. >>> scientists are on the front lines of an ambitious goal to cure six deadly cancers this decade. we have an exclusive interview with some of the researchers who are taking on that incredible feat. >>> anger and rage over a u.s.-made film are sparking violent protests in countries overseas for yet another day. take a lack here. this is bangladesh. protesters vandalized a bus and set fire to a motorcycle during demonstrations in its capital city. many protesters were arrested. the demonstrations with all over an independently produced film mocking the prophet muhammad. protests are planned in at least four other countries today. thousands gat

cnn cannot independently confirm the claim. but a new admission from leon panetta. serious chemical weapons have been on the move and he's not sure what exactly has happened. >> there has been intelligence that there have been some moves that are taken place. where exactly that's taken place, we don't know. >> reporter: panetta insists that al assad's forces control the major chemical and biological site, but there are security concerns. >> there has been some intelligence with regards to some of these sites that there has been some movement in order for the syrians to better secure the chemicals. >> reporter: rebels are clearly making a public play that they can get to the weapons. on this video, a narerator points to satellite imagery of what he says is a chemical weapons warehouse in damascus and a tunnel that connects the warehouse to a military airport. the video cannot be independently confirmed. panetta knows rebels are on the hunt, he doesn't know if they have succeeded. >> i don't have any specific information a about the opposition and whether or not obtai

they're both cnn contributors. since we can assume that the president won't specifically ask delegates if they're better off now than they were four years ago, what he thought the president might say. >> about nine months ago, i'd say, he gave a speech in kansas where he talked about the middle class. he pos itted the status of the middle class against those that are wealthy. i think those are themes we'll hear from again. i said nine months ago, so that's not going to be a new message. what he should do would be to say something along the lines of what you suggest he shouldn't, gary. are you better than you were four years ago? look, i inherited a difficult situation. it's on the right track. i've turned it around slightly. i think you can try to make that difficult message. >> lz, what do you think the president should say this week? >> it was funny listening to the way will characterized the president and the way the dnc platform is going to be. i don't see it as a division. i see it as pointing out what's good

cnn teams are in charlotte for the start of the democratic convention and cnn's live coverage of thenvention will begin tuesday evening, two days from now, 7:00 eastern time. let's talk about what we can expect from president obama at this week's convention. lz granderson and will cain are here. they are both cnn spobters. lz is also a senior writer for espn. they are sitting next to each other in new york city. so no arguing, no fighting when we are done. >> note toself. >> well, we can assume the president won't ask delegates if they're better off now than they were four years ago. what do you expect him to say and what do you think he ought to say? >> you want me to take this first? >> first will. >> here is what i expect, gary. i expect to be a week of divisions to be honest. i think we're going to hear about dividing americans along the lines of age. i think we're going to hear about it along the lines of gender. i think most of the heavy lifting of that will be done from the speakers leading up to president obama. that's obvious in the booking of people like lily ledbetter, spe

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they useded about cnn? much worse words but i can't anymore. disgraceful that cnn wouldn't turn the diary over to the family before going public with it. they should be ashamed of themselves. >> eric: we'll move on to the next one. should the state department be the time arbiter of what is journalism and what is not? >> dana: the intel c should and the government should. the point about the crime scene, four days later as former prosecutor, you couldn't use the evidence. the most important thing is finding intel thread. we heard on friday, "special report" broke the news that 100 al-qaeda members were responsible for two waves of attack that led to ambassador stevens and killing of others. what did we miss? it was so insecure at the time. >> kimberly: compromised. >> dana: i can understand why they're mad for the family. the state department has unanswered questions. >> kimberly: they sent in the f.b.i. days later, the crime scene is compromised and now they can't find out the truth about what happened beca

down here you will see all top ten cnn heroes, each will receive $50,000 plus a shot at becoming cnnof the year. that's where you come in. here's how you can vote for your favorite cnn hero. i will randomly click over here. you can read a story about her work, providing free education to girls in rural afghanistan. the same kind of information will come up if you pick any of the top ten cnn heroes. once you are ready to pick the person who inspires you the most, click vote in red over here. a new page then comes up that shows you all top ten cnn heroes. you choose the person you want to vote for. i will say here leo mccarthy as an example. his photo will show up down here under your selection. then just enter your e-mail over here in step two, enter the security code and click on the red box right down here that says vote. you can vote up to ten times every day with your e-mail address and through facebook, and rally your friends by sharing your choice on facebook over here or on twitter. remember, you can vote from your computer, your phone, your tablet, pretty much any mobile devic

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they went after cnn calling their behavior disgusting. cnn responds, it was newsworthy.l question is why the state department is attacking the messenger. >> i thought it was really unnecessarily harsh. it was kind of disturbing because i do think they are trying to sort of i think pressure journalists not to report on things that haven't been approved by the government. and in this case i agree completely with rich. they made some mistakes in the way they sourced it and how they dealt with the family. but the information they reported was important. considering we weren't getting good information from the administration and the information they were reporting was so contradicting what the administration was saying, i think they did the right thing. megyn: listen to nancy pelosi's daughter who appeared with geraldo rivera. >> i think cnn is outrageous. these are personal effects and there is no way cnn should be reporting on the private contents of his journal unless they have his next of kin permission by they did not have. what does that say to anyone in the war zone. w

you're in the "cnn newsroom." i'm fredricka whitfield. >>> in boulder, colorado, huge crowds are forming and people even camped out overnight. not for a rock star but for the president of the united states. president barack obama is campaigning there today as part of his road to charlotte. athena jones is traveling with the president. will the focus be much different from the looking forward kind of concept that he delivered in iowa on saturday? >> reporter: we expect the focus to be much the same responding to some extent to what we heard from the republicans at their convention last week. but as you mentioned, this is day two of the road to charlotte tour that the campaign is calling it. you can see the crowd behind me. they've lined up since early this morning, they are still making their way in. the president is expected to take the stage in about 30 minutes. this is an important battleground states. it only has nine electoral votes. but when you try to get to the magic number of 270, every little bit counts.

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