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Protest continue across the globe for egypt to release the three al jazeera journalists sentenced to between seven and 10 years in prison. We will speak with al jazeeras sue turton who was intense sentenced in absentia to 10 years imprisoned her in the same trial. And we will hear from Margaret Warner on how one of the jailed journalists saved her life. Mohamed fahmy held onto the back railing and said, drive, drive. He said, just drive through them. I will get you out of here. That is what happ...

Protest continue across the globe for egypt to release the three al jazeera journalists sentenced to between seven and 10 years in prison. We will speak with al jazeeras sue turton who was intense sentenced in absentia to 10 years imprisoned her in the same trial. And we will hear from Margaret Warner on how one of the jailed journalists saved her life. Mohamed fahmy held onto the back railing and said, drive, drive. He said, just drive through them. I will get you out of here. That is what happ...

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Reaching historic highs for the dow and s p for friday. Both the averages kicked off the new trading week with some modest declines. A new round of mergers would normally send stocks higher but not today. The dow is down nine points, the nasdaq managed to eke out a fractional gain enough for a 14year high, and the s p was down by about a quarter point. Even with todays decline, the dow is just 63 points from the 17,000 mark. Rallying 2 this year. With a week to go in the first half of this year,...

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Begins now. Good morning. Were tracking two developing stories. Including a major new response from the white house to the humanitarian crisis on the southern border. And a new Terror Threat from the Al Qaeda Group gaining more control of syria and iraq. Their advances raising Security Fears here at home. Pierre thomas starts us out with the latest. Reporter right now, at this moment in syria, al qaeda bombmakers are trying to design a new generation of explosives, including nonmetallic bombs. T...

Voting was extended for five hours because of a massive influx of vote percent. It comes in the middle of a war that has killed 6,000 people. It really doesnt matter here. Assads victory is guaranteed. Reporter lets go through the reasons, tony, or some of the reasons why assads victory is guaranteed. Number one, the only people who could vote are living in areas controlled by the government. Number two, the opposition candidates, if you can call them that, neither of them are known at all. One ...

Events may be lost on a new generation of young people in china. This is a very disturbing investigation. 12yearolds accused of planning the gruesome murder of a friend. Why police say the girls were trying to please a fantasy creature they followed on the internet. As u. S. Army Sergeant Bowe bergdahl recovers in germany, the white house deal that freed him from the taliban is facing criticism from lawmakers in washington. Were hearing from soldiers who served in afghanistan who say bergdahl is...