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is, we cant be discouraged by what is, we have got to keep pushing for what ought to be, the america we ought to leave to our children, mindful that the hardships we face are nothing compared to those dr. king and his fellow marchers faced 50 years ago. >> the ceremony was supposed to take place in august, but was postponed because of hurricane irene. the u.s. military withdrawal from iraq will be complete by december 31st, a slight change from the original plan to keep one army brig...

jesse jackson and designer tommy hilfiger. and the price of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich is about to go through the roof. we thought times were tough already -- well explain. and a special welcome to the service men and women watching on the armed forces network. were so glad youre with us. first, this is the 30th day of the occupy wall street movement, and wow, what a month. what began with a small demonstration against big banks and corporate greed has exploded across the...

mankus said, it did not inspire the fashion crowd to tell him to give up his day job and a celebrity tag does not cut it in paris. here is what did inspire. my top five picks from the paris collections. this road-colored actual dress from lanvin this navy eyelet coat from louis vuitton. this colored coat from haider ackerman and this printed coat from ackerman and this goal for sarah burton from alexander mcqueen. we are so glad you were with us for this special edition of "fashion: ba...

the otherwise peaceful protest setting a government building on fire. police are firing tear gas into the crowd. news reporter tells us many of the peaceful protesters left once the violence began. we are reaching out by phone. noda will be joining us in a few minutes. a much calmer gathering in washington, d.c. it is a march for jobs and justice being led by civil rights activist, the reverend al sharpton, heading for the new martin luther king memorial which will be officially dedi...

sanitation. police say they arrested 14 protesters today who blocked traffic and turned over trash cans. texas governor rick perry is unveiling his national energy plan in suburban pittsburgh right now. live pictures. he says president perry will expand drilling on federal lands and get rid of clean air rules and other, quote, activist regulations. perry says getting bureaucracy out of the way will mean 1 million or more new jobs. perry has stumbled in the polls. his wife came to his...

malveaux. the u.s. says opening korean markets to american automakers and farmers will create 280,000 jobs. more next hour when president obama and lee hold a news conference at the white house and youll see it live here on cn this. in libya today, the battle for sirte has come down to a few streets. [ gunfire ] >> sirte is among the last towns to keep fighting for muammar gadhafi, the former libyan ruler. its his tribal home and fiercely loyal. it will declare them liberated once ...

u.s. service members who were killed in that korean war. they will hold these bilateral meetings like you just saw there taking place at the white house with the president. he will also attend a state dinner. jessica yellin was there in that room, as they spoke. id like to see with a she thinks. jessica, if youre with us and you can hear me, let me know what you think the highlight was there of this appearance between the two presidents. >> well, the president -- i asked the president ...

at least its a plan and that resonates with voters, but most economists say it wouldnt be and forcing to use tear gas good for the country, and it would hurt the poor, actually, to control rioting inmates. in this country. >> reporter: right. yeah, and when you put these im carol costello on this questions to herman cain he b w "american morning." blows them ot and says your -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com analysis is incorrect. you dont have the facts straight. last night he o...

Clashes in cairo between the military and members of egypts christian minority. at least 19 people have been killed. christians were protesting an attack by muslims on a church last week. team of international experts arrived in fukushima, japan, today to observe the cleanup from a nuclear plant meltdown this past spring. among those lending the recovery hand on one nearby island is man from oklahoma with his own ideas about getting things up and running again. heres lucy craft. >> reporter: to ...

Open fishing boat like this one. they set off early towards the tennessee reef lighthouse between key west near long key. at noon, a wave capsized the boat. the men clung to the bow. one also held his 80-year-old mother, but she slipped under and never resurfaced. the women grabbed a cooler and floated off. it wasnt until 8:00 oclock sunday morning the men were spotted by a passing fishing guide. he called 911. the coast guard responded and found the rest. a dock worker describes this little gir...