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Take part in the debate. >> you said its the most interactive. its got to be the coolest debate of the election season so far. all the republican candidates will be up on a stage in orlando talking but anybody else that wants to get involved can do so from their home computer or their work computer, just by typing you tube.com/fox news is where you want to be. you can stream some pregame coverage there for half-hour. and then the big show starts at 9:00 sharp and thats when you can vote on polls...

thank you for waking up with us. im live in new york. lets start in texas, shall we? its a dry, scorched burning place this morning. its wildfire problems are getting worse. more than 60 new fires broke out over the weekend. the biggest and maybe the most dangerous is the one youre looking at in bastrop county, 30 miles from downtown usa. p lets go to atlanta and check in with rob marciano. were going to get to chris welch whos in texas just a bit. i wanted to talk to you first about t...

this is gps, the global public square. welcome to all our viewers in the united states and around the world. im fareed zakaria. first up, a tour of the world and the united states with a terrific panel. well tackle the euro crisis, britain, riots, the united states and much more. then what in the world? should the u.s. be taking economic queues from iran? maybe. ill explain. next, an inside look at intelligence and the war on terror are john miller who has just resigned as one of the...

should the u.s. be taking economic queues from iran? maybe. ill explain. next, an inside look at intelligence and the war on terror are john miller who has just resigned as one of the nations top spooks. finally, a last look at how not to be a spy. first, here is my take. i wrote a blog post for our gps website, cnn.com/gps that has gotten a great deal of reaction. let me talk about it for a moment. it all started because i read a website that pointed out after the s&p downgrade ...

For that scientists here try and mimic the human brain. with salt, sugar, and water. >> let me show you precisely how they do this test. this is a model. this is supposed to approximate the human skull, an adult male. this is my phone that theyve actually attached there. its connected at the angle that most people would speak with. and inside over he, very important, this bubbly liquid inside, thats what represents liquid brain. whats going to happen is the phone is making a call. after a period...

Liquid brain. whats going to happen is the phone is making a call. after a period of time, this device is going to come over here and start to measure radiation at all sorts of different points in the brain. after that, theyre going to take all of those numbers, basically put it on a computer screen, and tell us where the hot spots are and just how high the levels got. my cell phone measured within fcc limits, but the whole process was, well, surprisingly low tech. and what about different sized...

secure. the knowledge no american government will ever do this to its children. to our children. what the syrian government allegedly did to this child. youll see him right here. his name was hamza ali alkhateeb. just 13 years old. he disappeared from an anti-government rally on the 29th of april. now look away if you need to. these next photos get very, very hard to take. this is what he looked like when his body came home. his kneecaps had been smashed. his head was swollen. his body...

jazeera. almost all of it is so grisly we could only show you those two frames. that set off a weekend of outrage as activists raisen zeitouni put it to the "washington post," torture is usual in syria. what was special about hamza is he was only 13 years old. a pro-regime television station disputes the allegations, with the doctor who did the autopsy phoning in, saying theres no evidence of torture. he says what you saw came from decomposition. now, right here we need to point out th...

alkhateeb. just 13 years old. he disappeared from an anti-government rally on the 29th of april. now look away if you need to. these next photos get very, very hard to take. this is what he looked like when his body came home. his kneecaps had been smashed. his head was swollen. his body covered in cigarette burns. he had been embassy claited. according to family accounts on arabic news channels, syrian government officials came to their home last wednesday asking them to sign a waiver...

taking on islamic militants who have overrun a coastal town. its a case eerily similar to the one against former imf chief dominique strauss-kahn. an egyptian businessman could be arraigned in new york today, charged with sexually assaulting a hotel housekeeper. 74-year-old mahmoud abdel salam omar is accused of groping a maid at the pierre luxury hotel. she says she went to the room at omars request to drop off tissues. call it a bin laden bounce. strong performances on national s...