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Kills dozens, including children. Can they avert an all out ground war . The Vice President gets a closeup look at the ravaged jersey shore while hundreds of homeowners are told for the first time, their homes cant stay. And for shoppers this year , the battle starts earlier than ever. And they call it turkey town. Our visit to the place where turkey isnt just a meal, its a way of life, 365 days a year. Good evening. There are millions of people in israel and the gaza strip who are spending this...

Shopping site of all. How do they get it to you so fast . Power struggle is getting worse in egypt. Growing fight between a president once hailed as a hero and angry protesters threatening a revolution. Road rage caught on camera but not in the way you might think. How folks on two wheels are turning into four wheelers who dont play nice on the road. Making a difference for families who thought their most Cherished Memories were lost forever. Good evening. By any measure this weekend has been a ...

America to ask the nation one simple question who are we and what do we want . Okay. Two questions. Neither of which is simple. This is red, white and who. . Americans say theyre more worried about health care today than any other major issue. Remember this guy . Ten years ago, president obama had a solution. The Affordable Care act, also known as obamacare, was supposed to help make Health Insurance more affordable. But have you tried to buy it lately . For some its still a luxury item. Now its...

Speaking about the plan. We are seeing things that werent quite noticed in the big chaos of the explosion of cases first in china, then youre up and now in the United States. But now, we are starting to see things that on the one hand are puzzling but on the other hand are enlightening. I say they are enlightening because they can inform us and open up maybe more modalities of treatment. Ed some hope they are. Jonathan serrie is alive with another busy morning. Busy morning indeed. Stay at home ...

Entirely. Its refreshing that the president is acknowledging that this is a problem. Also refreshing to hear the president say hes going to do everything he can to take care of this problem. Were going to do everything we can to deal with folks who find themselves in a tough position. Options for solutions is something thats under discussion, but there is no specific option right now. We didnt do enough good enough job, and i regret that. Do i wish things had operated totally smoothly on october...

The largest Accidental Oil still ever. 11 deepwater horizon exploded what followed was a gusher that ran for 85 days, spilling an estimated 172 million gallons. The company agreed to pay 4. 5 billion dollars in fines. Two bp employees will be charged with manslaughter, and a third with lying to isngress. Manuel bojorquez is in new orleans with details of what bp knew before the explosion. Reporter two former b. P. Employees charged with manslaughter were the highest ranking b. P. Supervisors on ...

First time the president weighed in on the scandal that ended the career of his c. I. A. Director and derailed his nominee to lead nato. President obama told a News Conference no classified information was compromised in the email and sex scandal. He was asked about David Petraeus, perhaps most distinguished army general of his generation, who quit the c. I. A. Last week after an f. B. I. Investigation discovered that he was having an affair. General petraeus had an extraordinary career. He serv...

For most of obamas first term, one that could shape American Foreign policy all through his second. As we come on the air, secretary clinton is planning to shuttle between all the Major Players and our team has been reporting from the field all day and we begin with matt gutman in jerusalem. Opening, matt. Reporter good morning, george. This could be her most important one. She could be the key player in brokering a truce, and tonight all eyes are on her. Hillary clinton arriving for twelfth hou...

Morsi called the move temporary but at least 100 people were injured as protesters clashed with police in cities across egypt, including alexandria and the capital. Holly williams begins our coverage tonight in cairo. Reporter thousands of egyptians poured on to the streets, furious with the countrys first democratically elected president. They accused Mohamed Morsi of behaving like a pharaoh, making a power grab by president ial decree. During the arab spring, egyptians came together on Tahrir ...

Good evening on this veterans day monday. And as we come on the air, new details are pouring in about the man in charge of so many of the nations secrets, general David Petraeus, forced to resign. And what about the woman at the center of his story . Tonight, new questions, as well, about what was really going on and when and the avalanche of emails now beginning to emerge. Abcs Martha Raddatz reports in now. Martha . Reporter diane, an official tells abc news tonight, the fbi discovered hundred...