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Sense of de ja vu. for more on that, lets dig deeper with david gergen. i want to get to the numbers. governor palin is here and were told that shes somewhere in town. there are dozens of people waiting to see her. i want to get your sense. is this as many palin critics have been saying, is the media being foolish or is there something about her that will have an impact and we will know whether or not she is in. >> i think its something about her. she still has a sizzle where a lot of the other ...

memorial day. on this national holiday, a heavy rush of politics. sarah palins mystery tour rolled into town. we dont know when she will appear because her aides will not tell us. her stops included ft. mchenry and shes being cagey on the subject of whether its a rolling civic lesson or a 2012 campaign. >> i believe there are many more people out there to add. competition breeds success. i would hope that there is going to be debate. >> also this day, president obama leads the traditio...

opportunity in the middle east. this hour, his vision for the region and the controversial way hes pushing the israelis and the palestinians to make peace. we want to welcome viewers in the united states and around the world. im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." the financial power broker who bailed out countries is being baled out himself as he awaits trial on charges he sexually assaulted a hotel maid. dominique strauss-kahn denies the allegations that many people find sho...

A brutal and deadly new phase in the syrian uprisinging started before dawn this morning when as many as 5,000 military and security forces marched into the southern city of dara. thats where policy reform first began in syria. theyre now being crushed. syria is keeping foreign journalists out. witnesses and activists report indiscriminate t shooting that left, and im quoting now, a trail of dead bodies in the streets. the obama administration is calling the crackdown deplorable and threatening ...

Lets dig deeper with cnns fareed zakaria. hes in new york. i want to get to your cover story in the new edition of "time" magazine, our sister publication. we heard strong words from the president of the united states. take us behind the scenes. whats going on here. >> reporter: well, its very interesting, wolf, because what were interesting right now is a very interesting power play between mubarak, the opposition, but crucially the military. remember, egypt is not a personalized dictatorship o...

With the backing of two u.s. presidents. now a huge shake-up. an appeals panel has kicked rahm emanuel off chicagos mayoral ballot saying he does not meet the residency requirement due to his time in washington. rahm emanuel is appealing the decision. >> when the president asks you to serve the country as his chief of staff, that counts as part of serving your country. i have no doubt that we will in the end prevail. at this effort. as my father always used to say, fogs ever easy in life. so thi...

>> reporter: rangel is up for re-election and so far he has four challengers, including adam clayton powell the fourth, and son of the late congressman powell who rangel replaced, and also one-time aide to rangel vince morgan, but one ally does not see the ethics charges putting a dent into his lead. >> i dont expect the charges to taint him one iota in terms of the election, and as a matter of fact, i think that he will win this election, re-election in a big way. >> reporter: while he is getti...

Qaeda. the kind that have been used to detonate bombs in prior attacks. but theres no specific plot that has been revealed here. both men are facing one count of conspiracy to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization, the maximum prison term, 15 years. theyll be arraigned here in manhattan before federal judge kimball wood. wolf? lets dig deeper with fran townsend, she was the homeland security secretary for president bush and she worked in the white house during the clinto...

Light a fire in their house. if thats true, not only did they apparently not at the time adoption agency, they also never told the police. the sheriff today saying they had no record of the family report anything problems. so, lets dig deeper with jane aaronson, leading expert on adoption, pediatrician, founder and ceo of orphans worldwide foundation and with us, legal analyst lisa bloom. dr. aaronson, have you ever heard a case where an adoptive parent facing this kind of trouble basically put ...

>> reporter: to fight back, the insurance companies plan to spend millions of dollars on ads arguing against the proposed health care overhaul. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> we should point out the health insurance lobby already spent millions to try to shape the health care debate. they said they were on board with health care reform in the beginning making deal with the white house but digging their heels as the battle comes to a head. lets dig deeper with michael moore, 2007 film "sicko." it ...