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This nations crackpots. >>clayton: if you have stuff from year, video or any photos, you shot while shopping on black friday e-mail us. >>dave: small business saturday help out the small businesses. >>alisyn: meanwhile, the headlines. a fox news alert, three americans students arrested in egypt are reportedly on their way home at this hour, boarding these separate flights. the three were arrested for throwing fire bombs at police during anti-government protests in tahir square. days later an egy...

More from the sweeney family, the sister spoke and said theyre optimistic about one thing, the fact that theyre not being detained at a prison in egypt. theyre actually being held in a courthouse, so they look at that as one positive sign. were also hearing from another mother who says that her son would never be violent and be hurling fire bombs off the rooftop of american university in cairo as they are being accused of. she calls him an islist person and not violet at all. these three gentlem...

Later than the end of next june. but that did not satisfy the protesters. they chant in arabic, "leave, leave." the exact word they chanted to former egyptian president hosni mubarak in february. he was forced to resign days later. "we will not leave," he says. "we are here until we see changes. now nothing has changed. we will not be fooled." the u.s. state department says the expected force used against demonstrators and urged egypt authorities to protect universal rights of egyptians to expre...

Military is under great pressure. tens of thousands flooding that that square. the military leaders say they will speed the process of handing over power to a civilian president by the end of june next year. that simply is not good enough for those protesters. they want the military leaders to hand over power immediately. and they say that they will stay in tahrir square, shep, until that happens. >> shepard: the locals say close to a million there today. what about these three americans said to...

now, thats what wed do if we were a serious country. >> gop candidates trying to show they have the foreign policy chops to be commander in chief. well have all of the highlights just ahead. american students arrested in egypt facing more interrogation today. theyre families now speaking as cairo erupts for a fifth day. and tailspin. incredible video of the chopper crash and the more amazing pictures of the pilot walking away from it on this "american morning." -- captions by vitac...

Later than the end of next june. but that did not satisfy the protesters. they chant in arabic, "leave, leave." the exact word they chanted to former egyptian president hosni mubarak in february. he was forced to resign days later. "we will not leave," he says. "we are here until we see changes. now nothing has changed. we will not be fooled." the u.s. state department says the expected force used against demonstrators and urged egypt authorities to protect universal rights of egyptians to expre...

Egyptian state tv, the military council released a statement that was read and explaining more about the july 1st date, first saying they will release all political prisoners, second that elections will take place on time on monday, and that the military will be out of daily lives of egyptians, starting on july 1st. what isnt clear is exactly how that transition will take place. for so many decades the military has been a very big force in egypt and while the protestors want nothing to do with t...

To resolve the financial crisis here in europe. >> back here at home, the october jobs report out later this morning is expected to show that about 90,000 jobs were added last month. the unemployment rate expected at 9.1%. well, the third time was not the charm for the presidents job creation efforts. republicans in the senate blocked a $60 billion stimulus package aimed at fixing the nations road and bridges. they oppose taxing wealthy americans to pay for it. it is the third defeat for the p...

Worker died of a heart attack after attending a rally yesterday. the gathering turned ugly as union protesters clashed with anarchists armed with fire bombs and rocks. it left roughly 200 people injured. the lawmakers approved a round of deep cutbacks to make sure the country can secure international loans. jenna: bombshell revelations about steve jobs. a brand new book says he could have won the battle against cancer and saved his own life. some shocking details coming up, again, out of this ne...

Candidate. the incredible power of their lobbyists, the fact that they spent $5 billion over a ten-year period to get deregulated to lead us to where we are right now, so these guys are very, very powerful, and it will take a very significant grass roots movement to take them on effectively. >> i suspect, senator, that thats precisely whats developing, whether its -- i think its bigger than the occupation. the american people understand that it doesnt matter whether its get money out or the occu...