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what he says is the saddest day of his life. well hear more from him later tonight about those animals. the animals that never should have been kept, where they were, and whose lives never had to end the way they did. youll hear as well from the local sheriff whose deputies became reluctant hunters in the name of public safety. were live on the scene later this evening. we begin however tonight keeping them honest, holding the people who want to be president to their word. >> you won...

benefits. its been really at 400 or higher since april. thats really not conducive to cutting the unemployment rate but a good number this week. it fell to 391,000 and thats better than we had expected. another important report, the final read on how fast the economy grew in the second quarter. this is the gdp report. gross domestic product. the sum of everything that this economy puts out and it grew at 1.3%. so, for all those people who are talking about a double-dip recession, this ...

were talking about on wealthy americans. some of the taxes we have talked about before, limiting those itemized deductions that the wealthy take. closing loopholes on hedge fund managers, oil and gas companies, corporate jet owners and also letting the bush era tax cuts for the wealthiest americans expire when they are set to. also a little more than $1 trillion in war savings. of course, we do know that the wars in afghanistan and iraq are already going to be winding down. and thats s...

also mitt romneys preemptive strike on jobs, the republican unveils his plan days before the presidents big speech. this hour political leaders zeroizer zeroing in on issue number one. do any have a plan that will really work? and texas wildfires destroying more than 700 homes in 48 hours. a massive blaze growing closer to the states capital is growing bigger and more destructive every minute. im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." ive covered dick cheney for many years as...

At the universal orlando site here where a lot of tourists go to, and that is where casey anthony had been living this lie, telling her family and friends and the investigators who were looking for her daughter, caylee, who at that point was still missing after more than a month, thats where she worked. well, they got to universal, and then it all kind of unfolded. casey anthony finally puts her hands in her back pockets and admits, you know what? i dont work here. at that point police begin que...

Websites before retracted. the ap admits did it not follow its own standards. the guys behind the prank, they call themselves u.s. uncut. activists andrew and justin who work with grassroots group the yes men. in this case to shine a spotlight on ge for not paying any u.s. taxes for 2010. despite making $14 billion. $5 billion of that in the united states. >> i pave pay my taxes. why doesnt ge? thats where the impulse came to this prank. it does not -- not just come from us. every man in the str...

You by arriving at your house and putting a nice bullet in your head." >> nice. >> and, "we have built several bombs and placed them in areas you frequent" and of course" we will get rid of you and kill you." sounds like a rm chaing lady, but at least -- a charming lady, but at least she is not a nursery school teacher. oh wait, she is. the wisconsin department of justice referred the case to the d.a.s office and did nothing until they filed charges. and she hasnt been arrested that the d.a. adm...

North of new york city. over 7 million people live within 50 miles of this facility. the governor of new york admits, if there was a disaster there, it would be impossible to evacuate the area. still, an overwhelming majority of people still think they believe in nuclear power, frankly. the latest cnn corporation poll reveals 28% of people think its safe, 51% think its somewhat safe, 20% think its not safe. heres the story, the nuclear regulatory commission is promising to make indian point its ...

With links to al qaeda. both men are in their 20s. they admitted to conspiring to kill individuals outside the united states. authorities arrested the pair in june in an airport in new york. the men admitted they did plan to travel to somalia to seek terror training from jihadists. undercover law enforcement officer reportedly recorded them boasting they would do twice as much damage as the accused fort hood gunmen did. 13 people died in the shooting spree at that u.s. army base back in 2009. th...

First, chris, why did the army answer the charges against the private? >> it more accurately reflects what hes accused of. the big one is aiding the enemy. the military isnt defining the enemy, but if you look at charges its saying he provied intelligence to the enemy by indirect means which could lead one to think, okay, the enemy is the iraqi or afghan insurgents. he didnt directly hand the intel to them, but they are accusing him of putting it out there publicly knowing that the enemy could h...