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it included the party and didn't increase the number of them general ily.ne will get credit for the policy and one for the voters. >> hillary. you i think obama has to prove himself. the jury is still out on health care. and you know, clinton still has this record. >> i don't think we say yet. it depends on whether president obama is re-elected and what he does with that. changing the direction of the party back to a more, more liberal construction than clinton put on the table. >> mike duffy, great with the new book "the presidents' club." andrea mitchell, kasie hunt and howard fineman. thanks. see you back here hey guys, breakfast! ♪ [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why it's listed first on the side. from honey nut cheerios to cinnamon toast crunch to lucky charms, get more whole grain than any other ingredient... without question. just look for the white check.

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out for mitt romney tonight, we might see newt gingrich formally suspending his campaign and effect ily quitting the race this evening. mr. gingrich spoke in the last hour. he did not quit the race. we'll have more on mr. gingrich's remarks tonight and his future in the race coming up in the show. mr. romney's speech is not taking place in any of the states that were voting today. mitt romney was not speaking in new york or pennsylvania or rhode island or connecticut or delawa delaware. he's not doing what some other candidates have done this year which is not give their speech in a state that's not voted but give their speech in state that's about to have a primary soon. mitt romney tonight is giving his speech in place that voted a long time ago. a state that has symbolic resonance because it's where he launched his campaign for the presidency. he's not speaking tonight in place where he initially launched his candidacy when he started running in 2008. you remember where he launched his campaign? it was at the henry ford in michigan. they were trying to make it seem like michigan was

netanyahu and ac his allies are facing massive internal ily centeredresalisten teresa around the countryarea known as sunrise rock has been approved now. the park will relinquish one acre of land in exchange for five acres elsewhere in the nature preserve. the cross removed from the memorial will be restored. controversy that hit its peak when the case was brought before the u.s. supreme court. >>> police in washington state found a man suspected of killing his wife and daughter dead inside a bunker. peter keller disappeared shortly after his family was found dead. police engaged in a 22 hour standoff with keller and eventually blew off the roof of his bunker. his body was found inside with a self-inflicted gun it is shot wound to the head. >>> new developments in the search for a missing arizona girl. anna is live with the latest. >> reporter: some headway has been made in the search for for isabel celis.arch about 50 investigators and detectives and 40 assisting officers are working the search for the 6-year-old. police say the teams canvassed a three square mile area five separate tim

can you doete ily policy-wise in your estimation? >> do you want for our economic policy? or foreign policy? >> i think he said domestic. >> thank you very much. but he said all of it. >> just give one example. >> it is our reproduce one document that is circulating for discussions. we are biting everybody to contribute. specifically, it is best to give an example. this is how it is translated. we have distractive political and economic institutions. we have a few that used to distract from the economy. they use it to a system that it means. it is through all kinds of protection through the governments. it is very funny real-estate deals and tax breaks. there are three industries in egypt that are concentrated. values are extremely high. this is the reality. that reality has created a very weak economy. the egyptian contribution to the global economy is less than 30% of 1% for a population that is 1.2% of the world economy. they're underperforming extremely. what we have proposed is to create the inclusive institution. we're taking to specific measures to include much more