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environment clean. well, then there are excessive regulations that unnecessarily increase the cost for consumers and small businesses. and those excessive regulations are making it harder for our economy to create jobs. the congressional calendar is so full it appears congress wont even consider the jobs bill until october. the u.s. supreme court will review the case of texas death-row inmate duane buck. justices want to know whether a racist comment tainted his sentencing hearing....

more than 240 lives. the heavy rains that began falling in august have stopped for now but aid agencies in pakistans government are struggling to help the victims. those are the top stories from cnn, the worlds news leader. "world business today" starts right now. hello and a warm welcome. >> im nina dos santos at cnn london. these are the top stories on friday, september 16th. finance ministers arrive for a high-level powwow in poland as they try to bring europes debt crisis to a cl...

an unconscientious motorcyclists was saved. why they risked their own lives to save someone else on this "american morning." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com good morning, everyone. its wednesday, september 14th. ali has the day off. >> he does. tired after that big tea party. bob turner winning the race to fill anthony weiners vacant congressional seat. it is the first time in nearly a century that a republican has captured the traditionally democratic ninth new york district, ...

it is september 14th. this is your "a.m. wake-up call." im carol costello joining you live this morning from new york. thanks for waking up with us. nearly one in six americans are now living in poverty. thats according to a new report from the census bureau. its a gut check on where we stand in the wake of the recession. here are the raw numbers from the government. 46.2 million lived in poverty in 2010. thats over 15% of the population, the highest level since 1993. for a family of f...

breaking news. the american embassy in kabul, afghanistan, coming under fire in an intense attack. word out of iran, the two american hikers convicted of espionage could soon be free. lets go ahead and start with the bold attack on americas signature presence in a war-torn country. rockets and machine gun fire aimed directly at the american embassy in kabul. gunfire coming from every corner of the building. take a listen. and were now being told that it was a well-coordinated attack....

i think shes stuck with the network because of the attacks. well is more in the next hour. live from studio 7, im drew griffin in for suzanne, whos on assignment in dangerous conditions in afghanistan. lets get you up to data on this tuesday, september 13. taliban fighters attacking the u.s. embassy with rocket-propelled grenades and guns. u.s. troops trying to flush these guys out. theyre in an abandoned building where the attack was launched. fewer than ten taliban are believed to ...

did you see what he did? so petty. take a look. >> loving that. "american morning" continues right now. all right. im ali velshi live in tampa for tonights cnn tea party debate. brand new poll numbers are just out right now. it is rick perry and everyone else. im christine romans. today president obama presents his jobs plan to congress, but, first, find out what he has planned to help rally more support for that $447 billion plan. and im carol costello. bank of america reportedl...

were standing here with cops and firefighters whose jobs are threatened because states an communities are cutting back. this bill will keep cops on the beat and firefighters on call. so lets pass this bill so that these men and women with continue protecting our neighborhoods like they do every single day. im standing with construction workers. weve got roads that need work all over the country. our highways are backed up with traffic. our airports are clogged. and there are millions o...

malones is the countrys only village post office. the postal service says they expect to save about $42,000 a year here and may turn as many as 3,700 existing locations into village post offices. but with a looming debt of $9 billion, saving the u.s. mail service is going to take more than a village post office. patrick oppman, cnn, malone, washington. the news continues now with randi kaye. this is the bill, says president obama. the question now is whether the american jobs act w...

thanks so much. just hours from now, eight presidential candidates will square off in tampa, florida. rick perry the front-runner and also the main target of his fellow republicans. and perry may have made the bulls-eye even bigger by attacking social security, a program considered sacred by millions of older americans. jim accosta is in tampa. and lets begin with word of a new endorsement were hearing about this morning. >> reporter: thats right. if mitt romney was looking for a spark...