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>> i would buy me a house and retire tomorrow. not tomorrow. saturday. >> i feel lucky today. >> im going to spend it. buy a house. >> what would you do with that mountain of cash? some legal and financial advice straight ahead. and remember this image of a tornado slamming into a bus? now were seeing exactly what happened just minutes before and hearing from the heroic bus driver who saved nearly a dozen children that day. >> i stopped the bus for a second. put high hands down. i sa...

to a year earlier. an associate professor at columbia university. well see what we can get those two to agree on. i want to start with assistant managing editor for "time" and co-wrote "the wimpy recovery." in the piece you asked people to honk if you feel the recovery. the signs are there but no honking. >> you dont hear honking in the streets. were in recovery. in fact, weaver been in recovery for two years. it really says something, a lot of us arent feeling it. the numbers are ther...

the story and she has a live report. the u.s. soldier accused of killing 16 afghan civilians will meet with his lawyer for the first time today. staff sergeant robert bales arrived at ft. leavenworth, kansas, a military prison over the weekend. in afghanistan, people are outraged and now there is speculation u.s. troops may be leaving the country even sooner. officials in france are warning jewish organizations to be vigilant because a killer could be targeting jews. today a gunman...

according to two leaders in al sadrs movement there. they say he was held for the past nine months and that he was, quote, captured in battles. u.s. officials have not confirmed this information. pentagon officials say there have been no active duty military personnel missing in iraq. its an interesting story with lots of twists here. we are going to continue to follow this story and bring you the very latest information as it comes in to cnn. stay tuned. new details paint a very clear...

united states and afghanistan. today the afghan president hamid karzai met with the relatives of some of the 16 civilians who died in sundays massacre which u.s. officials blame on one u.s. army staff sergeant. president karzai spoke with president obama. he said he doesnt believe the u.s. version of events. and he says hes running out of patience. >> it is by all means the end of the rope here. the end of the rope. the end of the rope. nobody can afford such luxuries anymore. >> choon...

>> no, not in new york, in d.c. p. >> in a diner. it improves dramatically but no food. it begins this morning with a massacre in afghanistan apparently by an american soldier and this morning as well. the taliban is vowing revenge. the soldiers from the joint base in washington state heres how it went down. door to door he went yesterday morning in kandahar province opening fire, ill killing at least 16 people while they slept, many children. president karzai said the dead include 9 c...

jobs last month. so it was private sector hiring. companies hiring that drove the jobs number. this is the last year, carol. 2011 i want to show you. last spring things are pretty strong. we were having 200,000 jobs gained every month. in the summer it got real slow. we were worried about a double dip recession. picked up again in the fall. now we have revisions. the bigger picture is a little bit better. you have better than expected january, february, now its 8.3% the unemployment ra...

satellite images and trying to show iran clean up something at the military base believed to have been a test site for explosives used to detonate a nuclear weapon. it is not exactly sure at this point what theyre trying to clear up. this is on the heals of iran allowing u.n. inspectors to visit the base after repeatedly denying access to the same inspectors in the past. the director general of the agency tells matthew chance that he believes iran is hiding something. >> iran is not te...

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good evening. im tom foreman in for erin burnett. breaking news. a suicide attack stopped just short of the capitol steps. new details at this hour about the plot. authorities say the would be bomber had conducted a test in west virginia. chose the attack at a d.c. restaurant and allegedly told investigators he wanted to kill people, quote, face to face with an ak 47. if the investigation had not gone well, if detectives had not done their jobs, our lead story tonight would in short be...